Star.
London, England, 1829-12-04 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

From the lifessager des Chambres of Tuesday—Sear.. I
Edition.
As might have been expected from the reports which have bee,'
circulated during the week, the company at the cheateau yesterday
was very numerous. Every one was anxious to examine the dales .
ent physiognomies, to consult the various looks, and to study the
sadneu or the gratification which they manifested. Every think,,
however, passed off in the usual way—but few words were ex-
changed, and the assembly was remarkable for reserve and cold sa-
lutations. Those who had the honour of being present, say that
one impression seemed to predominate over every other—that the
reception of M. de la Bourdonnaye was by no means flattering dee
him. We wish we could augur favourably from this circumstant.:
The Countess Nesselrode left Paris to-day far St. Petersburgh,
It Is well known that this lady's journeys are always considered
by the newspapers as connected with diplomatic
FRONTIERS OF SIWK .
Though a report has been spread or days, that the
Turkish Commissioners, who are to effect th corporation of the
six districts, are arrived, we do not seelnything to induce us to
give credit to it; however, they must soon be here, especially a.
the evacuation of Adrianople is now carrying into effect.
The Pacha of Scutari, who remains quiet at Philippopoli, h 3.
drawn together all the troops encamped in the environs of Sophia.
and is preparing to take the command of Adrianople as soon as the
Russians have left it. The Porte has imposed a new tax, which
does not a little contribute to excite irritation against the Go-
vernment. Add to this all the burdens, which daily become
more heavy, the extortion of the great men, who insult the
people by displaying a pomp very untuitable to the present cir-
cumstances. According to letters, which are deserving of credit,
the private treasury of the Sultan is also exhausted; the rich
Pachas and the landowners are thinking of means to conceal their
treasures. The discontent of the people manifests itself ua every
occasion ; and such is the blindness of the Ottoman Porte, that it
does not even know how to employ the necessary measures to
prevent an open revolt.

The exchange of couriers is very frequent, anh the negociations
relative to Greece are carrying on at Constantinople with great
activity. It appears to be certain that Greece is to enjoy complete
indepemlence.—alugsburgh Casette.

PARIS, Du 1.
The Altman', contains, in the official part, a report to his Ma-
jesty from the Minister of Finance, followed by a Royal Ordinance,
regulating the division of labour between the several branches of
the Finance Department.
TOULON, Nov, 25.
The Diligence, lately established in the commune of Puget, near
Cuers,diatant about six leagues from Toulon, was yesterday evening
carried away by a torrent which crossed the.high road, and which
the rains of the last two days had consideralOy increased. The Dili-
gence was full, and contained seven or eight passengers ; all perished
except the eonducteur, who with difficulty cut the traces from one of
the horses, mounted him, and escaped with a child eight years old
in his arms. About thirty years ago, a cart, which contained four
collivrs, was carried away at the same place, and they were all
drowned. These inundations, which frequently take place during
'the rainy seasons, force travellers to return and to make a corm-.
&rabic circuit; but it is hoped that the frequentcy of timil-r acci-
dents will induce the authorities to adopt sonic precaution in
future.

The corvette.,La Dalogente, commanded by Jl. Saubun, thia
mornini teceis;liorders to sail for Mahon.

PERIGUEUX, Nue 27. • -
At a tint, when it snows to the southern territory of Phoies,
and whilst even at • Bordeaus;,„ to us, the tensperatUre is at
several degrees below Bad; we have for the last few day. expe-
riencecla not less extraordinary dhtee of beat, and the thermo-
meter of Reaumur rose to-day to 15 biters. .•.
The fialOwing is an extract of a privateletter front Ajaccio (Cur-
' sica), dated Nov. 19:—" Thr Cantons .11-t Peru and Cassevembie
having for some time been itifested by i body of brigands under
the orders of two brothers aimed Rib.-tti, some troops were 'f eat
against them a few days,ago, masi the former refusing to surrender,
were fired upon by them. Matthew 'bisect' was killed during the
engagemedt, and Isis brother vas dangerously wounded. Tbezon-
duct of the troops reflects muchirredit upon them, and they evinced
admirable courage and resolutiop:*
An account front Bourg, in ate department of Ain, dated Nov.
28, says—.. The heavy rains Mitch have fallen within the last
few days have to swollen the river of Sereine, near Nlontluel that
the town has been nearly inundiiid, and the waters caused much
damage. The bridge, near the hilph road at the entrarce of the
town, was nearly carried away, and the passage interrupted.
Orders have, however, been glen* to repair the damage dune as
quickly as possible.
Five frigates are now on the stocks in the dock-yards of Loris
rot—La Resolve, La Calypso, Alcmene, Valeureuse, and La
Forte. They all carry 60 guns. A brig, to be called the Meson,
is alsii.being constructed.
. FRENCH FUNDS.
Five per Cents, 109 f. 10e. 15e. 1091. 109 E Sc.
Three per Cents, 84f. 70e. 1104:90e. 95e.
Bank Stock, 1,915 f.
FOREIGN. •
Remo de Niples, 941. 25c. 29e. 2k. 30e. 94f. 40c. 2Se. •
Spanish Rentes, 7i
Royal Spanish Loan, 79H
• Pepttual Spanhh Animitive, 57 57e f 51 •
• Haytian Loan, 47,01. 4551. 425 f. 449 f. 4151.
Examine oft tomtits—Ole Munth,2sf. 70e. Three Months,
251. 55c.—Cbstri Aorthertfieue.

CONTRACTS FOR SALT, WHEAT, PEAS, AND
WILLOW RODS.

VICTUALLING OFFICE, December 4, 1829.
•
THE COWMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
his MAJESTY'S NAVY, .f c. do hereby give Naive,
That on Fame, the 18th instant, they will be ready to receive
'fenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the undermentioned
Articles, to be delivered into the Victualling Stores at Deptford,
viz.—

FiIUODS 01 DIILIVILIif •

One Hundred Tons of Bay Salt,
stove dried; and Between the lst day of May and
Fifty Tuns of White Salt, stove the 31st day of July next.
dried.
Two Thousand Quarters on
Wheat, to weigh 60lb. to the
Bushel; One half of each by the 31st of
One Thousand Quarter. of Peas; January, and the remainder
and by the 28th February next.
Three Hundred Thousand Wil-
low Rods.
- - - - -

Samples of the Wheat, Peas, and Willow Rods (of not less than
500 Great Tale) must be produced by the party tendering ; and
not any Tender for Rods will be received for less than One Hun-
dred Thousand. Samples of the Salt, together with the Condi-
tions of the Contracts, may be seen at this Office.
P.ach Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be
delivered before One o'Clock on the Day appointed; and the
Person who nukes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf,
must attend to answer when called for.
M. WILLER CLIFTON.

THE EVENING STAR.

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