Star.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 27.

On the end inst. Count Gailleminot celebrated the Saint's day of
the King of France, by a grand ball and supper, in the hotel of the
Legation, which was splendidly illuminated. The entertainment
was in reery respect brilliant, and the difference between this and
the celebrated fete on board the Blonde was so remarkable, that It
must not be passed over in silence.
The Turkish great men, ministers, and guests, were net mired
with the European ladies as on board the frigate; they kept in a
room by themselves, and there convened with the Ambassadors
and Moisten. Sometimes one or another went alone into the
the &swift-moos to see the dancing ; their attendants were
wholly separated from them : a room was set apart for
smoking. No Mussulatan took part iu the ball,:eseept Awn'
Bey, aid.de.csamp to the Sultan, who danced a cotillioo to
European shoes. When supper was served up, the Tarkish
Gran-
dees and Minhten were conducted by the European Ambassadors
to the table (for 70 persons) prepared for them, and .0 placed that
an European 1111wister was seated among three or four Terka,and
an interpreter. The Ladles took their seats altogether, in the
center of the table. No Turk was asked to drink wine; when a
toast was proposed to the health of the Sovereigns, on which nosy
one arose. Sherbet was presented to them ; but some pictured
Chatepesge. The Makonestan guests were the Silihdar, Bekir Aga,
Calnewheld Basal, a Colonel of the Sultan's Guard, his two Aid-
sle-Camps, Awnl and Ahmed Bey, two of the Sultan's Chamber-
Was. the &riskier's Drwkt Naslri, the Captain Pacha, Naas
Puha, the Kopyrbaschl General of Artillery, the Reis Effendi,
with his private secretary, the Moklubdsch, secretary of the
Grand Fiske, the thief of hh once, and the Teichnifaldiebl
Effendi, or Chid Muter of the Ceremonies.

The ;entreatment will now seen take piece, which the Salm
is propane' to glee to the European Ministers, in the greed
ballanat of the Divan, in the Arsenal. According to
an appearam, the nukes himself will be present to witness
she Monism and European customs, anj then to determine
bow far the permission and introduction of them is ceaspadble
.with the Mahomstan law; for many leregularliks that took phew
en board the Mende mist be highly displeasing to the albedo;
Meeme of the Caliph& It cannot be denied that if the steps
Mee to promote civilisation are to be useful, it cannot be sesesed
el the expose of morality and of their religions sentiments, which
enneaell matinee among every people not wholly degeserand,
The mania of dame aid temperance, set by the lissopewm,
meld eastioebtedly hove a favourable Minot* on the sleds of the
adman; whereas the chances of temptation, and the trawls&
also of a law cennemed by long and strict observance, mat lean
mempente !minims he morality.
• MAN* was ellanated on the SOth:by the Ruske traps,
um moo* able own of the giving up of Ghiorgove. It is said

that the Russian headquarters will be for the Muter at Bourps.
Adtianople Is to be occupied by regular troops, tinder Alenls
Pacha—the Pacba of Scutari, with his Albanians, being ordered
by the Sultan immediately to return home.
Count Alexis Orloff, and M. Butenieff, Russian Charge d'Af-
faires, arrived here to-day from Rodosto„ on board the Turkish
steam boat.
Accounts front Smyrna say that M. de Ribeaupierre is now at
NJpoll, as well as the Pre.ident of Greece.—Atigesitaine Afton:,
lkc. 26.

We have Buenos Ayres Papers this day to the 10th
October inclusive. We have here a most affecting ac-
couut of the magnanimous conduct of the unfortunate
DOR R ma) in his last moments. The Government had
resolved that the sum of 100,000 dollars, Six per Cent.
Stock, voted to the late Governor, MAN VET. DOR R EGO,
naS, in strict justice, a debt due by the Republic to his
finiilv; and had passed a decree ordering the mode of
u;ii'lliCllt. The widow of Don REGO, acknowledging the
)ffeivt of this decree, stated that her unfortunate hus-
band, in the short period that intervened between his
sentence and the execution of it on the fatal 13th De-
cember, had devoted his thoughts to his country and,
&shoos of alleviating the urgent wants of the province,
and rewarding an army which had just returned from
gloriously combating for the rights and honour of the
country, l►e had enjoined her to place at the disposal of
the Government, a third part of the said 100,000 dollars:
that an injunction so sacred, on account of the moment
i►► which it was made, rendered it her duty to overlook
the situation of her two orphan daughters ; turd she,'
therefore, requested the Government to accept this por-
tion of the above Stock: The Government has, however,
declined to accept this generous sacrifice.