Star.
London, England, 1829-11-14 00:00:00

IMMBURGH PAPERS.

RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.
• CONSTANTINOPLE., Orr. 11.—( Faust ♦ Lerrza.)
Though it was known that the ratification of the Treaty
of Peace was sent to Adrianople on the 2.Btb ult. the Government

has not yet published anythi;ig on the subject of the peace. The
news said to have been brought by a Russian Colonel, wbu arrived
here on the 7th, that the Turks had cut to pieces SOO Russians in a
village west of Adrianople, has excited some apprehension which
it is to be hoped will prove unfounded, lest the Russians may again
advance.

The Russian fleet has quitted its station off the Dardanelle..
On his departure the Russian Admiral caused the Turkish flag t..
be hoisted, together with those of England and France, and sa-
luted with twenty-one guns. The English fleets are said to have
then fired a similar salute and sailed sway, leaving only six men-
of-war off the Dardanelles. On the 29th ultimo the French
frigate sailed, and was followed on the 2d instant by the English
. . . . . . . _ .

brig and the cutter, which, however, returned on the 7th
with Admiral Malcolm. His audience of the Sultan on the Btb,tu
whom he was introduced by Sir Robert Gordon, was unaccompa-
nied by any etiquette, and lasted above an hour. The Sultan was
remarkably gracious to the Admiral, and has not for a long time
appeared so cheerful as on that day. Several Turks have lately
been executed, on account of the conspiracy of the Janissaries.=
Two young men sr.et with this fate the 27th September, who had
imprinted some marks peculiar to the Janivaries nn their arms.
From the 46th of September up to to-day, 117 ships have ar-
rived here from the Mediterranean with various cargoes. Among
them are 46 Austrian, 52 Rnglish, 50 Sardinian, three Russian and
Tuscan ; about 50 of them have already sailed for the Black Sea.
An English courier arrived by land on the 7th. A smart shock of
an earthquake was felt here on the 27th September, at half-past
eight o'clock in the mottling.

STOCKHOLM. Om 30.
We are happy to say that his Majraty has entirely recovered
from his late indisposition.

CHRISTIANIA. Om 23.

In the course of the summer Bergen was visited by many Nea.
politan ships, which brought salt from Trepani. and took in return
dried fish. The last Neapolitan ships sails from Bergen in the
course of this month.

BRUNSWICK, Nov. S.
The birth-day of his Serene Highness on the 30th ult. was
celebrated here with every possible demonstration of respect and
and affection. Besides the promotion of several meritorious ser-
vants of the State, his Highness distributed large sums for the be=
nett of the different charities. When the Civic Guard, which
►sd new uniforms, was presented to his Highness, the most dis-
tinguished citizens stepped forward, and assured his Highness that
each of them, ss well as all the citizens, would be ready at all tiMes
to devote life and fortune to his service ; to which his Highnele
graciously answered—
" lam much obliged to you (or the sentiments you express, but
sincerely hope you may revet be called upon to carry them into
effect ; and that such a moment may be for ever averted, as I cer•.

nil* never wiU give the first cause for it, but endeavour to avoid
km long as possible." . .
BREMEN, Nov. 4. ..

The following authentic extract of an Official Report, made by
the Authorities of the Havannah to the Spanish Government,
proves the flourishing state of the commerce of Germany with the
Transatlantic States, compared with that of the rest of Retype :
view OP TOO 5T 01 7118 RAVAIIMAII. 111 182$.
Value of Imports. Do. of Exports..
United States of N. America.. 4,676,540 .. 2,022.929 deb.
The Free flatisesde Cities..... 1 584,108 .. 1,844,129

Great Britain . . 1,441,445 .. 1,051,170
F 75055

}Wand

Spas . 649,058 ... 560,259
Wgal 155,059 .. 11,953
Ihkosia
_ _

Denmark

4,346 ;

Italy . 28,631 .. 1(18,270
Sweden 13,959 .. 16,4C0

lialoabstrge Papers. NA. 7.

FRENCH PAPERS.

From tie Messayer des Chambres of Wednesday (Se-
, cond Edition.)
The Nurawberg Correspondent gives the following under date of
Orsova °mild •—" A report prevails that a Russian corp* 200
men, which was peaceably cantuned at Vrassa, under the gaits of
the Treaty, was surprised and surrounded by a horde of Turks,
probably belonging to the Packs of Scutari. The Russians, ton
small in number to make any resistance, asked to Fapitulatew to
which the Turks pretended to accede, but the tinnier bad hardly
put down their ums, when the Turks rushed upon them, and mas-
sacred every man."
• SEMIS, OCT.V.
Within the last few days there has been a 112113011 f here, which
is improbable enough, that Athens, hub been roam:aged by the
Turks, and given up to the Greeks.
AUBASSON, Nov. 7.

• No public association for the purpose 'iof refusing the vote of
lazes, if it should be illegally proposed,.has yet been formed in the
,Cruise. The population of the departMent is too much scattered
about for it to have that imposing appearance of unity whinh has *-*"
/been remarked in some important cities. Nothing less than the
:almost incredible appointment of a Ministry so unpopular u ours
could have elicited the spontaneous cry of reproach and ..alann •
oiehich bas issued even horn our small Jocalities. But though no
!compact of assurance. like the association of Britanny, has yet been
pude public, we can state that a great number of proprirtora.bave -
(openly mentioned their resolution to resist all illegal attempts to
vote any taxes.
We have alio beard that at Limoges several persons haveengaged •
!by oath to oppose the tame resistance. and to bring to justice. at
!ail risks, any fa ctionary guilty of crimes which might cause the
.violation of Articles 18 and 48 of the Constitutional Charter..
41curdeau-Juillac, if he thinkl, proper. may again contradict us;
;but we persist in affirming the existence of this society, whose re-
gulations and agreements have-been eSinimunieated to Us by a per.
!sou who OA member of it.
. Front the Journal des .Debats of Wednesday., • •
8.4.1.0.11 AD% Ocr..fe2.
The troops of the Yacht' of Scowl, on their MirCil to ;Ater" tis• • *
!their homes, commit all kinds of excesses, and thete are genesal,
complaints of pMitingastrridng, sttA if 'kinds of widener, of which
they .airetecuised. it *is even *parsed that Turkish 'shims in *.
the environs of Kostendil have requested General Geismar to pro •
tees them against this licentious soldiery.

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Poo*, NRestos.7or, Nov. 11.
Fore per Cents.lollf. 80c. . 854
Three per Cents. 83i. 7k. 70c.11Se. 78e.
Rank Actions, 1915 f. 1915 f.

FORMS MISS.
Neapolitan Itenres Cert.. Pal. 92f. Sec. 45c. 50c. 55c. 50c.
92E Sbc. 45c.
Sicilian Ronde, 96f. SOc.
Spani.h Rentes 74 7.
Royal Spanith Loan, so 79a a a I.
rtNoNANots ON LONDON.
(Inc month. 25f. 70c.—Three months, 251. 50c.