Star.
London, England, 1828-01-18 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBLifiGII, 109.

NEWS FROM THE IN GEORGIA.
Genet al Paskewitsch leads. she /allowing particulars
of the arrival of Abbas Ifirsa, in the Dri Kat-
gan, and of the commencement of the conferences for
the treating of peace.
On learning the movement of General Benkendna

towards Tcbtvister, Abbas Airsa fearing that he would
be intercepted, caused the town of Khoi to be evacu•
aced, and left Salmi, where be was in per,ori, to go
to Ourounia ; Arnie Asian Khan, of Khoi, having
informed Genaral Paskewitsch that he had occupied
this latter town, General Laptiff, who was to advance
to Khoi, received orders to join his detachment to that
t)f General Benkendorf. According to these new
measures, the latter, . on the arrival of Abba.
Mitsa at Dei Kargaa, which was announced tot
the Sd or 4th of November, was to send a battalion
of the regiment of the Tiflis Infantry, to go and take
possession of Khoi; where Lieutenant Colonel Vy 'sox k y
was to be lift as commandant. He was then r0...,ir00 c,
himself towards Salts% after Major General Lapttaff

had joined hills, And to take a position on the road of

On rose& •
Abbas blitz* artivediat Tchrtister on the 4th• Nov.
Gemmel Binkendorff had ahead, left it, conforritably to
hislnstraktions ; but learning that ifie Prince was ap•
proaching, he halted, and sent a division of Dragoons
and two pieces of artillery to meet him, and serve as his
escort. Abbss Mitzi receive 3 with much affsbility Colt.

• , •
Pada, Dol.gettesT, end Raiersky,who bad gone to meet
him, and several ates assured them of his sincere
desire, few the speedy restoration of peace. On ap-
pVortchiag the detachment the Prince desired to be re-
ceived with 'a feline 'of artillery, and to gratify him
General Berikeodorf gave orders to fi:e a salute of !is
guns. Eit•then reviewed the whole detachment, pAying
the greatest 'attention to the artillery, admiring the
promptness• of the soldiers, and Isebaving with great
condescension to every body. • Lastly, at his desire, the
Regiment of Kaborda, and the dragoons filed off belote
him. Abbas Althea then took leave of General II:o-
-kendotf, whom he had received with the greatest regard,

and set out for Tchevister, preceded by the escort : on

the w4y he conversed with Prince Dolgotowsky, Col
Itaievsky, and Count Solstoy, repeating the assurance
of the sincerity of his intentions. On his arrival at
Tchevister, a guard of honour of 50 dragoons and 3O
kourds was posted before his tent.
On the 4th General Paskewitsch set out far D.i
Karsao; escorted by a regiment of cossacks, and
',lived there on the 5,11. Kbouoi M•rz 1, son I f
Abbas Mime, bad come by his father's orders to
meet the General half- way, and on seeing him at a
distance alighted from -We horse to receive him, and
had shown him the greatorrespect.
Orr the 6th, General Paskewitsch being informed of
the arrival of Abbas Mrs za, sent a division of the Hu-
law, and Lieutenant-General Count Skichtelen and the
Staff, to meet him, mien wersts from Del Kargan.
Abbas Miria received him with great affability, invit-
ing him to remain with him, and giving the Russian
Staff the upper hand of his own suite.
On-arriving at the village where the narrow streets
would not allow all the escort to enter, Abbai Mirzt
rode along the front of all the troops, and thanked each
of the squadrons repeatedly for the fatigue they had had
to undergo on his account. Major General Pannalieff,
commanding the troops, assembled at Del Kargan,
received the Prince at the house preparLd for him,
before which a company of the Imperial Guards was
stationed. The martial air of those soldiers, the pre-
cision their movements, and their fine appearance,
particularly attracted the notice of Abbas Mir za.
IMmedintely after his arrival, General Paskewitsch
waited on him. The Prince received him standing in
the middle of the apartment, shook hands, and spoke in
a friendly manner. On the following day he had a
visit of the General.
04 the Bth, being the fete of the Grand Duke Mi-
chael, after divine service there was a grand parade of
'nil the troops at Dei Kargan. Immediately after the
ceremony, to which the Prince paid the greatest atten-
tion, he was present at a breakfast given by Colonel
Schitroff, to which several of the principal persons of the
Prince's suite werninvited. The conferences with. Abbas'
Mitzi began on the 10th, and continued on the 11th
And 12,h. The good understanding vrbich prevails in
them gives reason to hope that the affair will soon be.
brought to a happy conclusion.
General Paskewitsch concludes his report by an-
nouncing, that the troops which were at Ouronnia oirla
Abbas Mirsa have retired to Miandow, 60 wersts small
of Mar agba, and that there are no where any Persian
troops on that side. Twelve pieces of cannon and great
quantities of ammunition and provisions, were found Di
the town (if Khoi, which was occupied on the 9th, by a
battalion of the 29th regiment of Tiflis.--Jourmal of Si.
Petersturgh,
The St. Petersburgh Journals contain Admiral Hey-
dea's account of the battle of Navarin, which agrees
with those of the Other Admirals. A second report
Prow Admiral Heyde's, dated Matta, Nov. 26, has Also
been received, in which he sraks with the greatest
praise of the rem likable cordial ty between the three
squadrons, and states that he is busily employed in re-
()Airing the damage sustained by his squadron.
AMSTERDAM, J.N. to.
It is affirmed that news has already been receivisi—
here, of the renewal of hosti:ities between the Neflr.-
lands troops, and the insurgentain the island of Java;
Haerlern Cooreasd, Jan 15.

EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS RECEIVED THIS MORNISG
BY THE FRENCH HAIL:
An express has arrived with letters from Madrid of
the 6th July, stating that the KING of Spain willieave
Barcelona on the 22d January ;• and he will arrive sit
Madrid the end of the month. It is positive that .the
armistice bas been approved of by the Council of State,
by a majority of 9 against 7.
• • JASSY, Dic.. 21.
Two Officers of the *tat Major of the Rocsian, army,
arrived yesterday morning, and after having stopped a
few hours, proceeded on their journey for Bucharest, as
all communication is stopped between the Porte and
Russia. Their mission is supposed to be important.—
We learn that the army of Count WITTOENSTICIN has
been teitsloiced by 20.000 infantry.

A Jamaica mail has arrived this morning, brougbt
by his Majesty's ship Beaver. Jamaica Papers have
been rece;vcd by this conveyance at the North and
South A met ican Coffee House, to the sth of December.
The intelligence from South America in these Papers
is very unii.teresting.
moat THE JAMAICA COURANT, DEC. 4.

We understand that a petition, numerously signed,'
in favour of granting the elective franchise to the Jews,
will be presented this day by Mr. Atkinson, one of the
Members of this Citrin the /louse of Assembly ; and
we feel assured that, in this enlightened age, it will sie-
crive that support Which our friends of the Hebrew
[ration so justly merit from the Legislature of this Island.