Star.
London, England, 1829-01-29 00:00:00

RIO DR JANRIRO, Nov 27.

The Diario contains the official promulgation of the Treaty of
Commerce concluded between the Emperor of Brazil and the
King of Denmark.
Dec. 4.—Yesterday, being the anniversary of the establishment
of the empire of Brazil, was celebrated with the usual demoststra•
dons of joy.

Die. i.:.—The Mario contains a long Decree relative to the elec.
dons of the Municipal Chambers and Jude.. of Peace.—Diaiio
Floasionue to Dee. S.

The Austrian Observer to the 17th inst. received this
morning. coctains no later intelligence from Constan-
tinople than what we have alteady detailed. It appears
by ■tt article of a late date from Jassy, that the Turki
at Widdiu, having received large teinfoocements. had
indicated an attempt on Little Wall, chin ; this had

♦caused a corresponding movement neeessal y on the
part tf the Russians quartered in Moldavia, who had
suddenly broke tip from their cantonments. The fol-
lowing are extracts

CO NST A NTI N 0 PLE, Dec. 24..
In the few days that have elapsed since the last express (Dec.l2.
nothing important has occurred.ln the capital, nor has any news of
consequence been received from the provinces. With respect to
the atmy in Bulgaria, where no actual operations can be carried
on, on account of the severitrof the winter, it is positively known
that Hussain Pasha, with part of his troops, has gone towards
&Marla, and that another part is in winter quarters in the places
about Abe Balkan, and towards Adrianople; the Grand Vizier,
with another division, is gone front Aidos to Seitumle.

The Porte seems to turn its attention to the increase of Its force
in Asia. Several Paellas in Asia Miner have received orders to
send .reinforeensenu to Salib Pubs. Governor of Rriffeelllf and
Mnstapha Nalif Effendi. who was formerly employed on an rates.
°canny mission in Moldavia and Wallachia, has been sent to hilt
as Intendant of Finance, with the title of Defterdar of the Army of
the East, and furnished with the necessary funds, instructions, and
full powers.

•• •We kun from the Mores, that the French troops reetain inactive
since the occupation of the fortresses, and that General Matson •did
net seem to intend any farther operadomt dads therefore4be more
eatrsordinary that the corps• under Demetrius Ypglauti, which
Count Cape d'lstria sent to Livadia els months ago, snd•whkh had
hitherto remained inactive, has all at once commenced hostilities;
sad seised some advantages over the Turks. The Owklßee states
the taking of Livedia. •

We have no accounts from Smyrna of any farther captures Of'
merchantmen by Greek cruisers. Admiral Ricord's squadron, dlf
Teoedos, orders of all vessels laden with pros Wow for Constantlo
noile; but some ships with manufactures from Trkste, with dried"
fruits from Smyrna, and with salt from Foglieri, have sailed wlti*-
an hindrance labs the Hellespont, and thence to Constantinople.

JASSY, Jon. 5.
Count Pahlen has selected from the Man candidates proposed
by the %yards *vu persons to form a Committee of Adsniniura-
don. It seems that the Count intends to stop some time at Jassy,
as be has met Gemmel Milkevits to Bucharest to act as Vice-
President anise AdininiswatWa of Wallachia during his absence.
We learn from Fokscbani, that the troops,' path Infantry and
cavalry, which have gone into Winter quarters fn "the vicinity, both
In Wallachia and Moldavia, had received orders to march imme.
diately to Lk& Wallachia, and had set out on Mb Dec. The
reason pith!. is said to be that the Turks In Widdin had received
large reidoecerneats, and that Tchapan Woo, with a large body of
cavalry,had come from Nicopoll to Torso. It is said that IlLut-
Week Adana, Reba of Giurgevo, is appointed Governor' .t
Whirls, and his predecessor in the latter command to the poet of
Governor of Murals. .

VIENNA. Jaw. IS. 1
The Derriere Sissyrne of 15th Dee. has the following si the
latest news irons Camila*

Letters from Gusts, of leth Nov. say, that Dr. *Capital, feat%
Smyrna, who was* Candi* with Suleiman Puha, bad been sent by
the latter totals's, to confer with Mustapha, the Governor, and the
English. and French Commanders, on the means of bringing about
an armistice between the Turks and Greeks., The meeting was to
take place the following day, and was expected to eolLtavourabilt
both sides being inclined to adept u the beefs of the agreement, th a
every landholder, whether Greek or Turk, should gather the pro-
duce of his own land.--Juitrian Observer, dpw. 16.
Jan. 17..—Metalliques, 96i 1 Bank abuts, rook.

-Estract of a kites from Buenos Apes, 12th Novel..
ben received at the N ith and South Amelicaii Coffee.
house:
I am afraid you will had aria foe the future a very dull cons,
pendent, pace having put aside an political speculations ; acrd ts
Worst appears still to suave-4 mesa the settling ill. Nigli*.
fallout of metcandle houses, chiefly native, daily occur. 11,00gaii
on England, at ltd. per dollar. doubloon 41I(paper) dollars each..
espected to be still higher. One half of the vessels here fsMt p
away la ballast. as no freight h to be Ltd even at a resisted 's*
via per too.

Calcutta Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee Hone to the Slit of Antra,
CALCUTTA, Avow: 29.

We observe by the Exchange Price Current that so muck of de
tonnage for which the Honourable Company invited tenders an the
18th inst. have, been taken up at about 41. per ton. The.vend,
engaged are the Claudine, Victory, Circassian, Euphrates, S.
Thames : the freights, we believe, is niter.
The following Is a letter from Dowd). dated 15th August, umdi
tends to prove that the exceptions to the general failure 14 tb
Indigo crop are not so few as many seem to imagine : « Omni
the last thirty days we have had incessant rains, which have proved
to be of the utmost benefit to the planters. At this factory tte
cultivation is remarkably fine."

The most important informatinn is received from
Mexico, by Vera Crux Papers. of the •eth of December, in wlnd,
there is a dispatch, stating that another attempt at ioserreetiois, ty
various corps ef the civic troops, Who surprised the quarters of do
anillery, calling for the expulsion or ibi Spaniards. and in ravers
of Ovum& The day after the Express left Mexico, ao act'sn
was expected between she civic wimps aid the regulars.
In consequence of the above Insurrection, a prociamatioe•front
General VICTORIA was issued to the inhabitants, begging of theta
toremain quiet till the insurrection was put down.

CITY. TiviLve o'CLoci.

Consob opened this morning at 861 87 for the Account ; bet
owing to the pacific speech of the King of Fewer', the Cassel
market has improved, and may be quoted at 87 to j. It is ge.
oerally believed that the, above speech is one of the best and most
intelligent made for some years past.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK

There ha, been an improvement in the Con.oi•tnarkot this morn•
intof about I per cent. Consols, which opened iettlii iii,.orent
up to 871 for the Account, and at prewar May i.e quoted S7k to I.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican Bends, !wee experienced a fig
of about one per cent. in consequence ot• the uufavourabk iatall.
genes from the above capital. . .

•
P 4-. Vseist FITZOIR AIM has declined his intentinsi
not to dispute the ♦acidity of the return of Mr. O'Coovaahh oa the
erouadof the interference of the Catholic Priests in the Mectits.
in Consequence of this clung-, Mr. (Mottos:hi. has again change*
Lie plan of proceeding. and bns expressed his intention .to. be is.
London on the sth of February.

The SPCAKER of the House el Commons svilbern-
owns, giving his Parliamentary dinners on Saturday Week. Ts.•
Hight Hon. Gentleman has 14sued cards of 'initiation fur that day
to all the leading Members on the- bliiihterial side of the House:
The Lords of the Privy C.ttic.cil are'suniaiened to
attend it the Council Office to-morrow, to hear appeal* item the
Colonies.
„ ,• • •
The Trinculo, reported. to have gone delis n statism
the lath gales, bas arrived at a safe anchorage its.tbf Ply&
Lord Bmtatacrion going :in a • hurry to •the.4lousa
forgot some estimates which be was to lay •before them, and•bastili
sent back his servant for. She papers, - The sermustruisioak the
parcel, and brought a collection of minute ktters, which. sere tied
up in the same bureau. • These being given to
,tbe clerk to read, be
began.,-" My dear Lord, the fatigues of last night were so great
that I 'am afraid you'll be incapable of badness to-diy." Dpise
which a certain wit said, " Her Ladyship's prediction was amply
fulfilled
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held. at the East
India House, when Captain Roasts Locus, of the ship Duke of
York, for Bengal and China, took leave of the Court. Captain
Guam's C. AaauTuuOT was likewise sworn in to the command of
the ship Hyde, for Bengal and China, and afterwards took hive
of tbe Cowl.

Since the extensive defalcations of Mr. Austin, the
Treasurer of Greenwich Hospital, have been discovered. I
•n Accountant and Assistants have been employed in
investigating the accounts of the Hospital, which have
been printed, and mend to 32 closely printed p.ges.
Further investigations are going fornard in other
branches connected with the above Establirhas. at.

An important change is (it is reported) about to' be
effected in the Consular departmet.t. It will be temear-
be:ed that bt fore the reforms which to“k pl ace antler
Mr. CANNING 'S
Administration, our Consular agents
were generally merchants, native or foreign, re,iding at
the ports ahem they represehted Beulah interests, and
'paid by fees upon British trade. M•. CASSINI; Aro.
lished this system, which washable to suouK objects os,
deciding that-our .Consuls henceforward should Le an-
cihnnected with the trade of the- places wh-te they re., 7
'Med, and be paii 'sripeeific salary: This arrant meet
't;; it it said; now to-be abandonei ; and tlinugh. hie pre-
,ent holders nt.office are not to bedismissed, wigrfilunto
ale to be preferred for Cnpufs, as. vacancies .occur.,* .
These officers sill therefore be 'considered • nterelr -as •
commercial agents, and be placed under. the siirectioa -
of the Board of Tilde. Whether *increased foes are to
be substituted for deductions of the salary,- ticks oat
appear yet to be decided.—Tiestr. • • •
Wednesday sennight, Mr. Stanfield. !stitcher, Greer
gate, Salford, went into the Smithfield cattle market,
accompanied by his son, a lad of 10 years old. While
they were in the crowd, a man struck a tow pretty
:severely,
and she, turning awn y lrom the blow, ego.
innately ran the, point ot: her horn into the lad's eye,
•
,and completely tore it out, so as to bang upon his cheek.- •
It, is worthy of *mark, that he his had a pearl over
the eye which be has lost, and has been blind of it
some years.
SIrAVINQ GRATIS.DIItiIIit the late war, a barber.
who kept a little shop on the Hard, at Pertsmoeth, ezhibited the
following notice in his window : " Broken down sailors Maya
gratis." • poor tar, whose beard was of a week's( growth. aid
who had not a single shot in his locker, seeing this beaevokot it
elution, entered the shop, described his state, and claimed ars
perfosmance of the promise. The barber immediately swaged,
and baying lathered Mau :productive custemer,promedd to shoos
him with a razor which be had selected for the purpose, and the
edge of which was in no danger of • Wog sadly turned. At ewe?
rasp the tears were ready to rush into poor Jack's eyes, wad the
Moodie start upon his chin. In the midst of the sesraties a See
,imgan to bowl most piteously in the street. " What the deers die
matter with the dog?" exclaimed Strap. " Oh!" Amelia Ms
tortured, patient, e I dire say wane rascally Ilintrhearisd bailor a
airing Mar gratis !" •
• An electrical phenomenon, worthy of °intrude%
toot place on the 26th ult. on board the merchant vet,
sel l'Auguste..*Dufing a storm this vessel was struck by
lightning, 'Which made so loud a report that the crew
erpFited that she would have gone down ; at the same .
time•the shock was felt by three of the men. 'The fluid
passed through the hold and the cabin, and escaped by .
the-door of the iatter, which was the calf issue. N.
I damage appearing to hive done, the Auguste coutieed
her voyage, and it was not till the arrived stlise"
that it was discovered, upon krpeding hatchways.
that the first row of celksiiringir had been drive*.
from one side to theitierrikd the het& of Sn'er*
' milts foiceaift.'4'. . •• •

Piince Li

tied by Count
special Winton
of W culposo,

story, and had
Duke of Weal
Offier or the 8
ferenee with it

halt-past two

tateiview with
The Free
yesterday at tit
• The Alaic
day, from
Latham Tit'

fad a long con
aft Foreign 01
CApt.in S

proceeding to f
South Wales,
colonial Office
al Captain S
dm. will, it k e
ins on the voya
The Lona
Secretary Paitti
Treasury.
Tire Cabin
log with Viseou
Lord ASH,
fleeted with the
siey, and had an

The chaum
on Sunday I
The snow hi
brilliant day
Pr:f c ss Soo
Loa, to ak a 1.
the same tint

equipages.
Trot blatekls
Riga Hislmmo
Lord and 1.1
Manna Hotel t,
turned to .6ls
Ambassador bp

Lord Eisen'
Jsb residence in
Heine" err her
wrath*

Wan. Asarres

The Ann, GI
an Monday In I
'Re hlafy Ai
w 111,44 Bay a
Th. &dwell
Downs.

Mat. .14u. II
Croat Leghorn ;
brew South Wa
trove the Rim
other& Th. U
the River.

Powriagoinv.
gem, Cleland, Er

raLatootat.
Hooter, /Ittaphi
Bonus *nom_
17th, and. 11iii,11

Culls% Jam.
Rea Jae/airs; U
sad leaky, sad ■
P immoral,
nits; Geogr. 1
Anders, pirt of

Paw" Jaw. 1
Hawkins, from
DARTMOUTH, ,
au- Prince.

Bionolft JAN
Gamble; Pram
Cadiz; Nines,.
Prince Edward's

DOVE% .1 AN.
30th August;

Dispatches
01Ike, from lif
174 instant.

I/spate hes
alai Me, from
and from Mak
Lieutenant-Gem
Private let
yesterday state.
c..pitid from the
Cams had camph
Pusan to send a
Government, km
Etc Mara
and G 110161414
A reductiot
Is hi tooted
the Lords of ibis
The comma
yacht bat beets
The AtChdi
has resolved to p
No vessel tri
Heel at Grave's'
An overlain
it vies brought 1,1
October. He In
WI. Two of th
Justice) sod Mr.
the only ceitainir
The abolitic
Landon is talked
effect is the eosin
rail to give very I
A few days
•

prisoners in Wbt
tuber Some sobs
London, fur a di
leaving three ebil
man, 70 pears of
to the Ludgate sip
The King o
Viveuunt )hairs
evening. blembe
&manors. Presh
the Otald Chain a
pleased to comma
slab Minister spy
By the Mu
from Vera Cruz
Xajesty's survey
Natter. commas
adsoontr bad left
saving the crew a
Dhpatcbes
016,e troop L
dated on the 1
The Excise
pound on most
nassion of barn
be repealed. I
Court of Exchs
mat not liable
parts of the cot
sepeal of this t
the disposal of
tate the sale th

COURT CIRCULAR.

&nee Immix, the Russian Ambassador, accompa-
ritrd by Count MACTACCWIS (who arrived on Monday night, on a
special Weldon, from the Emperor of lionta), waited on the Duke
of Wat.t.tuovom yesterday moroing at twelve o'clock, at the Trea-
sury, and bad in interview with his Grace. After visiting the
Duke of ?Inmate:ow, the Prinol and the Count proceeded to the
Office of the Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs, and bad a eon
ference with the Earl of Amason, with whom they remained till
half-past two o'clock. The Earl of Asuman bad afterwards an
interview with the Duke of WiLLINOTON.

• The French Charge d'Affaires transacted business
yesterday at the Foreign Office with the Earl of A
The Niatquis de BARIAGENA VOID! to town on Mon-
day, from the residence of the young Queen of Poantssaa.. tat
Lakbarn. Thlf Marquls remained in town on Monday night, and
• bad a long conference on Tuesday with the Earl of Antonin at
the Foreign Office.
Captain STIRLING, the commander of the expedition
proceeding to form a new settlement on the Swan Rivet, in New
S.'uth Wales, received his final instructions yesterday, at the
'colonial Of and afterwards left town for Portsmouth, which
ltrt Captain Symms, with the two vessels containing the settlers,
Sm. will, it is expected, leave this day, for the purpose of proceed-
ing on the voyage.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, Earl n ..ATHURST, and Mr.
Secretory Piet, visited the Duke of Wisuarosoa yesterday, at the
'Treasury.
Tie Cabinet Miiii,tersdired together yesterday even-
ing with Viscount MILVILTA at his residence is the Admiralty.
Lord ASHLEY, and a Deputation of Gentlemen con-
nected with the Bast India trade, attended at the Treasury yester-
day.and had an Waviest with the CUANCILLOS of the ilacsaigna.