Star.
London, England, 1828-12-30 00:00:00

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FROM TN! MINIA9IIII CHAIIIIRIES, SIC 2T.
• .Ptittp, Dec. ta.

DISPATCHES PROM THE NORIA.
Dispatches from the Marquis Maison arrived yester-
day at Paris. Thej give further details-respecting the
distribution of the troops in the several fortresses.
ilk!) they occupy, and the happy effects which mg
be expected for their health from a mule complete
establishinent, as well as from the care taken to pusify,
Vie habitations assigned to them.
Marquis Anion is still at Modoa. He st.stes, that
in Order to satisfy the recommendations which have been
'blade to him, he much wished to send a conipletetablel
ortliechanges'asade in the corps since their landing'up
to the Ist Of December ; but he had not been able, up,
'to the 4th, to collect any more than an account of the
sitdaiion cf part of the regiments, and he inteoded to
'amid the test as soon as an opportunity offers.
The details in the General's correspondence respect
ing the health of the troops give grounds forestimating
at nearly 6...0 men the losses which they have sustained
up to the 1-t f December.
.The division is abundantly supplied with fresh meat
ancl all other necessarief. The weather has bees, in
Aehera',,Kne and dry, winch has had a happy effect dm
the-men teceited in the hospitals. •
The last accounts from the 'head-quarters of Count
Wittgenstein are of the 7th of December: They state
chit a Tut kith corps of $O,OOO men- appeared before*
'Paia'vadi; 'bit that after some insignificant attempts.
'which did- not lead to any serious engagement. the
Turks repared the Kamtschik, and retreated to Akins;
The Winter' ii so esti einely severe
.in Bulgaria, that it
ii not piobeble that any important operations can be
*undertaken ; besides, all necessary *precautions are taken
by the Consaianders of the corps of the Rnsiian army.
the cantonments of which are very strong, both by the
nature of the ground, and by the works which have
been added to: them. kis therefore verj improbable
that any thing-of consequence will take place before
nest spring.
:These details show what we are to think of the ac..
countifram Constantinople respecting the passage.(Uto
usual at this season) r f Asiatic cavalry into Europe—
of the short stay which these troops have made in the
'capital of the Ottoman empirea—of their speedy depar-
ture for the army.—of the winter Campaign, lvhich Was
going to be opehed—and of the vigorous efforts which
'the 'Sultan intended to make' in order to recover Varna
at any price.
PROM THE GAZETTE Di PRANCE, DATED DEC. 28. ,
PARIS, Dec. 27.
The Augsburg Gazelle states, under the head of Bee;
lin, that Prussia is going to take advantage of the forct4
suspension of hostilities between Russia and the Potts:,
to act st ith energy as mediator, and that the Cabinet of,
Petersburgh is well inclined to listen to the proposals,
of the neutral Powers. England is taking similir steps
At Constantinople, and wilt make another attempt to
induce the Porte to adhere to the Treaty of the 6th July
Passim Pumas--Pears, DEC. 21.—Five per Cents. 1071. 95e.
`eetp‘r Cents. 70. Se. Nash Actions, 1,9911 f. TS& Neapolitan
Kx.bmjs ea Amiden—clue month, Itif. 2/k.
41‘.110.

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