Star.
London, England, 1828-09-30 00:00:00

VIENNA, Sm. 17.

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The Unitersol Gagetie of Greece, of 15th August. has tie follow-,
ing from Egina—" Last Friday afternoon his Excellency the Pre-
sident arrived here, and inspected the Lazaretto, attd.the school
which is intended for the reception and education of 600 poor
children. The Baron de St. Dennis, agent of France to the Greek
Government, arrived at Egina on 10th August."
On account of the continued bad weather. and the overflowing
of the Schwechat, the yarrows of the troops in the camp at Trais•
birchen are suspended for the present, and the troops quartered
partly in the neighbouring towns and •illae's. and partly in the
suburbs of•tkls city.—Anatrims Owner, Sept. 18.
Flt A N FOItT, Suer. 19.

The German Met adjourned yesterday for several months.
accounts that we have received of the neinciations of the Cow
missiesters assembled at Cassel front the States of Central Germany
are satisfactory, and several regulations favourable to commerce are
expected to be the result.
Vasarea, Sere. iS. —Aletalliques, 9S}.—Bank. 9harcs. 1101. L
.ilgesreeine (faun. &pi. 23.

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The Paris Papers received last night, contain' no news
from the theatre of war, and consequently no intelli-
gence of the arrival of the Emperor NICHOLAS beim*,
Varna. Strong reinforcements of troops and artillery
for the Russian army had passed throngh Jassy
in the beginning of the present month, and it
.Was
supposed they would reach Sebumla in sufficient rime
to take part in the oprrAtions againq that place
—Some decisive info, marina from the Morex may be
soon expected, as it is stated that the Porte had sent the
most peremptory orders to HIRAM!. PACHA not so
evacuate that country ; but notwithstanding the positive
manner these statements are made, we think they Ought
.be received with caution. It appeirs certain that
the policy of France is to try every means of bringing
the Porte to reason, in reference to her position with
respect to Greece, befole.metottres of a hostile natal.,
be resorted to. The troops 'f France will thereforeje-
main stationary in the Morea until her remonstrances. in
conjunction with England, are proved to be unavailing.

• CITY. TwitLvt &CLOCK.,
The greet pink which prevailed yesterday tn the Canso' Market
and on Thane, ban entirely subsidedthis morning. Coards,whieit

fell duce Saturday two per cent. and were dune yesterday at SS'
sellers, opened at 116 k, and at present may be quoted erif buyers fee
the Account. It now corns out that aU the floating reports were
mere inventions for stock jobbing purposes. In Ireland the danger
is Not so great as represented, and every precaution is taken by
Ministers to prevent the esil. We Understand that Sir Asentrouv
HART, Chancellor of Ireland, is immediately to return to Dublin.
With regard to the blockade of the Dardanelles, it is confidently
asserted that our Government have sanctioned it, and the Duke has
determined to remain is peace.

Up to the present hour we have no arrivals of the least 116-
Forearm. The French mail. and the Hantburgh and Dutch steam
boats are stßi due.
It is understood Mr. ROTHSCHILD' wM be in town on Thursday
or Friday.

It is settHng.day in the Foreign Market, but there la very Utile:
to settle, the Account being so small. Prices nominal. . .
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Since twelve o'clock Consols have been .done at MIL afteririrdi
.the Market was not so good. sad Consols may at ptesent he "said'
84j1 for the Account. The report of the Kum being varein-
disposed, and Sir Hume Marino being in attesdapwa On;
Hassan, has rather damped the Market. • '

• The Frew& Mail has just arrived—letters age yet delivered:.
In the Foreign Market, as only bujiness doing It settling dmir
accounts

Dispatches were received this morning at the Csiissial
Office, from Major General Sir 33. MUMS, GOMM'
of Demerara.

The income of the Marquis of STAFFORD is sup-
posed to be about 5110,0001. per annuon ; and that of the Duke of
NOSIIIUMSISWID upwards of 450.0001. and of the Duke of Doe-
creme about as south. _

The amount of duty upon strong beer brewed in
itand Scotland in 1897 was 6,171.2391.
number of quarter's of barley malt upon which
duty was paid in the year 1847, in England, Scotland, and Ireland,
was 3,489,793.
The total number of gallons of proof spirits distilled
in the United Kinstiom during the year ending the Stb of January.
;gm was 19,6114,471.6; and the amount of duty 4,1714331. 134.4d.1
COURT or KING.S MINCH —Lord Chief Justice Tin. I
Tunis has appointed to attend chamben Sessesseglsis .
morrow, precisely at twelve o'clock.
The Russian Count DEMIDOIM, who lately died' et
Florence, leaving behind hint' a fortune of 50,000,000 ilseipsogout
3,0e0p001. sterling,) left his only son I& sok heir. Bet the Oinnbia
woo delivered of ...laughter. which tie Coon did not and= b bb
wet. This (laughter. wbo has boas bow* up by her looptier, pas
Initiated a sok betae the telimial af the first inuasee at Paris,
great pert of the Muneslintniolasinilienisted in France; for the
recovery of ber *are of her fatkrlsfortaintf. accordiog bathe bawl
of Frame. TM ase eddies pia be