Star.
London, England, 1828-10-16 00:00:00

had been reported at Vienna for above' weeks, but as
it his rrt sitice been confirmed, it altht be consiee.ed
as destitute of foundation.'

SENILIN, Sin. 18.

The last mail from Constantinople brings n thing
important; but the military prepatacions ate uottliy
of attention. All the Turkish nation appeals animated
with a warlike spirit. Numbers of Asiatic troop%
mostly cavalry, continue to arrive, and proceed to the
Danube, after halting a short time. Several of the
exiled Janissaries have been discovered arming them-
selves, who were immediately arrested, and publicly
thrown into the sea.

Three frigates have been fitted out, which, accom-
panied by a steam boat, carrying 24 guns. which has
lately arrived here, are going to observe the Bosphorus.
The Turks seem no ways intimidated. All the young
men take arms, and the old men say aloud, " We know
that the Russians are going to blockade the Darda-
nelles, that the English threaten Egypt, and the Fr. nch
the Morea, but we confide in the God of Mahomet,
whose omnipotence will aid our arms."
The Sultan, belore proceeding to buiness, goes to
the mosque. After players he reviews the troops in
Constantinople, and then goes to Eglick-Docliami out
of the gates, where great batteries are erecting. The
castle of the Seven Towers is to be fortified, and pro-
vided with 150 pieces of cannon. Fiom the suburb of
the potters three rows of batteties have been erected,
which have at least 350 cannon. Of the six gates be-
tween the Seven Towers and the harbour, all are to be
shut except two—the new gate and that leading to
Adrianople.— Agron Goodie.

(None of the papers contain any news from the
theatre of war.)

Titania Ft nut, Pats, OCT. 13.—Five per Cents. 105,.. 60c.
55e. 40c. Three per Cents. 731. 95c. 741. 741. sc. 74t. 731. 95c.
741. Bank Stock, I.l4of.—Neapolitan Rentes, 791. sc. Royal
Spanish Loan, 79j Hence Petp. d'Epagne, 491 f. 500. 500.
Haytian Loan, 67t•t. 6671: 50c. 6701. Exchange ..n London. out
Munch, 251. 25c. three ditto, E. 51. 15c.—Cosrs Adhere. Uc1.13.

The Algemeine Zeiikng of the 9th ins t. received this

morning, enctAins advices from Buch:.rest down to

the 27th September, being viz days la:er than the
intelligence v e gave from that city on Monday.—
Ii iv represented that Gen. GEISMAR is unable to con-
tend with the Pacha of WIDDIN, in consequence of the
troops who were on their march to reint Ice him being
ordered t•r march towards Silivtria.
While it is admitted that the corps of General

ROTH have suffered much, particularly from bad water
and want of forage, no allusion is made to the ru-
moured drfeat of this division of the Russian Army
that was investing Stli,tria, nor of the retrograde
movement of the Grand Army from before Schumla.
On the contrary, it is stated that it had been tesolved
at the Russian head-quarters that every sacrifice should
be made in order to get possession of S listria and
Varna, in order to obtain, by means of these two
fortresses, a secure basis for further operations, which,

if not extended, eight cover the winter quartets of
• the army. No account of the surrender of Varna had,
reached lLcharest at the date we have mentioned,'

but the bombardment had recommenced, and it is
stated the town was all in flames. The same private
letters say that, Silistria was also vigorously bombarded:
• BUCHAREST, Sam 26.
Tae Inhabitants of Little Wallachia are still very uneasy, as the

troops which were to reinforce General Geismar have received,

counter orders. and march towards fitlistria. General Geismar ia
therefore not able to contend with the Pacha of Widelin, and has
taken up his quarters, w ith his corps of about 5,000 infantry, 1,000

cavalry, and 20 pieces of cannon in Crajoys.

~•in order to protect

that town against a surprise; and has put a battalion of infantry,
and two squadrons of Light Cavalry to occupy the Bridge of Sytjan,
in order to oppose the passage of the enemy over the &bit The
carps of Prince Schesbatow is following the\ army of the Danube,
and it is believed that it has been resolved at Headquarters above
ail things to get possession of Silistria and Varna; in order to ob.
taln,by means of those two fortresses,. secure basis for the operations,
and in case dared, to cover the winter quarters of the lump For
this purpose, the corps of Gen. Roth is to be reluforced, and the sub-

sistence of the army be sent, as far as is possible. from this place.
—The army is said to be particularly in want of forage, and hardly
4,000 men to be still mounted. A quantity of bay has indeed ar-
• rived from Odessa, at Kustendji, but the whole was soon consumed,
and it is said that it has been neceuary to feed the hones with
wheat flour, which, together with the bad water, that contains a
great quantity of calcareous particles, increases the mortality. The
men, tod, have suffered much from sickness; the hospitals are,
however, amply provided with every requisite, and the must judi-
cious measures are taken, so that must of the sick soon recover and
are fit for service.

Commercial houses have just received the new., that a aphid&
• tion has been offcied to the garrison •of Varna, but that it has re-
fused it, and that the bombardment of the town bas recommenced.
which was all in Awes. Silistria is said to be also vigorously
bombarded.

VIENNA, OCT. 5.
Count Lebeziltern and Prince Hinoki, who were at Grua.
waiting for the arrival of tier Majesty Queen Maria da Gloria, have
now received orders to return hither. The inhabitants of Vienna
are waking various preparations to celebrate the fete of our beloved
Sovereign. The theatres, the public wall's, and gardens, will bis
speedily illtionillated.
Ocr. 4.—Metsllique., 941—Bank Shares, 1,079.
SEIII.IN, Sam 24.

The rebels in Bosnia are said to be still in a state f complete in.
surtection, and to intend to make themselves wholly independent
of the Porte. The new Vizier, who was to succeed Abdul aahman,
and take the chief command in Bosnia, has not been able to make
himself more obeyed at Bouts Serai than his predecessor, and wait
coanpelled by them to retire to Travnik. The new Vizier was for.
merly flitlicdar of the Pacha of Rodschuck ; he has retained all the
troops that Abdul Rahman Paths had under his command, sad
has brought him orders to go to the army in Rumelia, for which'
he accordingly set uut on the Slit Ang.—Algenteine &aux:, Oci-D.

From the Guernsey Papers received this morilis g a
the North and South American Coffee Huth', w t
15th October:

_
The recent rises in the price of flour have created a more than
ordinary sensation, both in this place and in Jersey ; in the latter
Island, several hundreds of the poorer classes presented theniselers
in 1 nue( on the Hoyal-square last Monday, for the purpose of as-
certaining the cause of so considerable a rise in the price ut bread
awl to solicit the Authorities to take the subject into consideration.

The Constable placed himself ha the thickest part of the group, and
addressed them on the subject, pledging himself to do the utmost
he alleviating their calamities. His Kacelklicy Sir Couu Mammy
the. Lkutenant•Guvrrnor, happening also to pass threegh the
&pare, was immediately surrounded by the poor people, who.