Star.
London, England, 1829-06-18 00:00:00

TRIESTE, Jess 5.

Accounts from Corfu, of the nth of May, say it sin espeeted
that Miss°loughl had surrendered to OrGreeks. Two Englishohips
of the line and two frigates are still at anchor at Cortu, and two
cutters had resumed after the raising of the blockade et:peness.
Vessels (rum the coasts, which are now free, come in great nom.
hers to the lonian blinds to purchase provisions, which had ceased
a the in the price of corn.
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Vlsinga, .lusz 981—Hank Shun,
ellgentiat hiWag, June 12.

VIENNA, Jim..

The Geo 4 Bee contains a private circular, %,•hich the Preddar of
Greece has addressed to the Extraordinary Commissioners and to
the Provisional Governors, respecting the election of the Members
to the National Assembly, and on the labours of that Assembly. It
contains the following passage—

" We do not yet know what rerolutlons the Allied Pewits
will adopt in tkeir justice and goodness with respect to the execution
of Ide Treaty of 4th Jely."—Tdis paper, which is very bag, bears
no date.

BRUSSELS, Joie 15.

The marriage of the Princess Marianne with a Prince of pruda
is spoken of.

Joss 17.—The 411gemeirae Zealot*, gives in three supplements to
the numbers for the 10th, 11th, and Intkief Jane, a series of docu-
ments (communicated by a private hand) w►ich 6U no less that
12 columns of that Paper. The first is the protocol of the cm.
fererce held at the Foreign Office, In London, on the 16th of
Novetnber, 16211, betw.ett the Plenipotentiaries of Great Britain,
France, and Russia, respecting the affairs of Greece. In this are
appended the several memoranda of the Earl of Aberdeen. Prince
Payne, and Prince Lieven, on the measures to be adopted ; these
are marked A, B, and C. Note D, which is not given, appears to
have been the declaration delivered ►y the Minister of the Nether-
lands to the Porte, announcing the intention 0 the Allies to take
the Mores and the Cyclades under their special protection.
The last document is the protocol 0 the conference held
at the Foreign Office. the Ittd of March, 1829, which contains the
proposals to be made to the Porte, In the name of the three Coons
by the Amlaamadon of England and France, as soon as they arrive
at Constantinople. The chief points are--.

1. Tam BOUNDAIUM—The continental boundary line to be
drawn from the Gulf of Volo to the Gulf of Ambracia. All ceen.
tries south of this line to be included In the Greek State to ulna
theadjacent islands, comprehending Eubea in Negropont, and the
Cyclades, are also to belong.

IL Tante:B.—An 'meal tributes, 1,500,000 piastres to bepaid
by Greece. The value of the Turkish piastre, compared wkh that
of the Spanish dollar, to be. filed once for all by mutual comsat.
Greece to pay the first year only a third, or at the snest a filth, of
this tribute, to be gradually increased annually, so that the.
maximum of 1,500,000 is to after the fourth year.

3. Relates to the Lida:unification to be made to Turkish subjects.
4. ,Suraestecv.--tireece to remain under the S.vertigoty of the
Porte, with' the form of Government best calculated to secure its
religious and commercial liberty, as well as security for property
and tranquillity. The Government to be•as nearly as possible ha a
monarchical form, sod be hereditary in the family of. a Christian
Prince, to be cbosen for the first time by the three Powers in con-
cert with the Porte; be is not to be a member of the (smiles
reigning in the States which are parties Wilke Treaty of the gthq
July.

5. This article relies to the amnesty, and right of etsi•
graders. In conclusion, it is stated, that though Russia consents
not to be represented on this occasion by an Ambassador of its
own, it is. however, understood that the negotiations are to be
carried on in the name of Russia as well as of France and Enema,
and the Minister of Russia formally declares that be is authorised
by his Sovereign to consent that the Ambassadors of Frame and
England shall treat in the name aids Imperial Majesty, and they
are accordingly to be considered as invested with all the ereessery
full powers for that purpose. AU thete ducat:Dents arc signed
Aberdeen, Prince de Polignac, Lieven. _ _ _

(The Brussels Papers to the 11th June are chitty tiled with
details of the tour of the King through the provinces of the south
of the kingdom.)

The following are estracts hom the Dutch Papa•
received this day

HAGUE, Jess
Accounts barn Batavia. diced 17th Amory, give a report et isie-
Excipliescy the Lieutenant Governor, General De Yuck, of tki "
of January. He states that several little forts, erected to keep the
enemy in check, were completed. and that the advantages expected
from them were already sensibly felt. These forts are well pre-
vided wit► ammunition and preiisions.
There had latterly been some skirmishes between the Netherlsedl
troops and the insurgents, in which the former always had the
advantage. This report bestows the greatest praise on oar trap.
Col. Cleerens bad succeeded In relieving the fret of laws, ow
withstanding an the claimants with which he had to contend. k
will be remembered that be ►ad once failed la this attempt. TM
auxiliary of Bouton behaved extremely well. The enemy, when
he had dispersed, afterwards rallied, and attacked the fort ,d
great fury, but were repulsed with loss by the garrison.

ROMIL, N•T SO.

Itr.Stratford Canning has now left this city on his way adds/has
FRANKFORT, Jun It.
It appears to be believed at Warsaw that the Rawer oI inglie
after his return to that dty,will p the army. It is reported 00
new corps of 40,000 men is on its march Irma the imeNtf W
Danube.

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etiolation had broke .eitt In Semler, which would muse obstacles
to the dsteirtureof the troops which were going to Upper Egypt.
The pest bas also made its appearance in Syria, which would en.
danger the army in its march ; and the Europeans in the service of
the Paella bare refused to accompany the expedition ; but accounts
received from Trieste of the 50th May, state, that the Pacing of
liens sess embarking his army, and they were to land a short dia-
toms tram Smyrna.
Letters from Madrid of the 4th of June bring accounts that pro.
samisen were going to be renewed with double violence in Cate-
bola ; forty liberals have been arrested, and are going to be tried.
We have a great number of arrivals of ship letters from all
quarters, but most of them are anticipated by the late arrivals
yoterday.
Demerara Papers to the 16th of April have been received at the
North and South American coffee-house, as weU as Montreal to
she 14th of May, and Port au-Prince papers to the 27th of April.
bet they are destitute of Information.
The Montreal paper of the 12th May says--"the statement con-
tained in our last, regarding the expected appointment of Mr.
Attorney General Robinson, to the Chief Justiceship of Upper
t +nada, appears to be confirmed."
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

A great number of the brokers and speculators of the Stock
Exchange having gone to t►e Races, causes the market to continue
inactive, and Consols are at the same price u they opened, 831 1
for the accouot. The Commissioners paid 87a for Reduced.
We have an arrival from Rio Janeiro of the 19th April. The
Exchange was 241, but no takers at the above price. A quantity
of gold was coining by the next packet, which was to sail on the
45th April.
We uldentand that the Emperor of Brasil is going to be mar-
ried to the daughter of the Duke of Orleans, and she is to sail on
b4..rd the Isabella fHgate, accompanied by the Marquis Barbacena.
The yams Queen to remain in this country.
The private tenon from Lisboa, by the Mall, ant still of a very
gloomy description, and persons who have property are endeavour-
ing to leave the reentry. Money is more plentiful to-day, at the
rate of 21 to 3 per Cent.