Star.
London, England, 1829-05-28 00:00:00

VIRNNA, MIT IS.

Ripon* Is &emission on the ierkish frontiers condom to speak
of a audio flag of truce that bad arrived at the Zarb* head.
losnere,wkli proposals for the ovoidal/ of oeseektisat i bat stben
air= that the pretweded bearer of the flag of truce was ooly a
Physicists. seat to Coostastiespie to attend tbe Ranks Oman
of war.

JASSY, Mat s.

The latest scamots from Bulgaria say that military operation!
had begat in that province. General Distrito& had seat a mai
datable corps over the Danube at Hitchers, with orders to wham
aims the right bank towards &Muria.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Anu. U.

raw via commas as annum or *rasa IL
The poildeal balms° Is cigarkti wp, and bars of peace are sir
ceirad. It lapeddvely Aimed that a Russian Sag of trim Ire

tome to the camp of &bonala, and had h conferences with the
Grand Visier. It is not cleaned that he was the beater else.
petals of pace; and, it is added, that they are founded on the beck
of the Treaty of Akermann, the only coadkiens whisk Rads tsar
requires. If sack proposals have really been made, the Pew
comet Muse to made to Man, as they would place things IN
the same mate as before the war, aid put as end so the Nisei 010
tendons which are the pretest of it. This sudden medwation d
Russia can oily be ascribed to the resoludoe of the other Pinion
to pat as earl to the war. The threat of the Rettig hothead,
to leave St. Petenburgli must have led the Russian Cabinet la
make serious takedom at a moment when the departure et Lea
Heyteshory would be immediately Mowed by that of de Amber
faders. The Russian Cabiam has diadem thought Sc is &dm
to the English Mbsistry,thritook4l. de 'decennia', that the Sic
peror was far from catenating say ambitious views, end that le
would amen to make peace, togas* oily the anemias d the
Treaty of Ackensann.

It is also said that the Porte has &mak accepted the beds 4
the Treaty et the ids July. 1117. and the Protocol of the is h
November. lhos, sod that the Ambasndon of the two Pew*
will immediately retina to Cosetamineple. U. Jambert had a
coolness* with the Reis Medi on the lid. probably 9i this"
jest. The int Drape= of the Aostriai Ambeeltegtes.alli
aside sammanicatisos to the Ports, said to be 111bly
There is so dad* that the Pecte,which has repelled with 4000
all the attacks mode epos is, wit) readily lbw to a s' clads

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which mold snare its European posesodeas.
The Porte has resolved to send ham d the Malian prbollsn,
bath *Seen and privates. his not knows whether this is in sec.
Kleenex el an arrangement with the Rossi= Meets who went to
the ca,„, at giciumsla, or whether the Pone has decided epos k et
in own secerL The dicers will return by land and the privates
by sea to Varna. This resoladon et the Pone enhances the hopes
si peace. M. babel upsets an answer tea letter which be
hos dispatched.
ODESSA, bIAT 4.
Adedni Grelis lest sailed from Sebastopol on the Sid April,
Wel steered its 011efelt towards Beerson—Drussets Niers, Mop rt.
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The Dutch Mail of this morning brought us the fol-
io.' ing news—from which it will be gathered that corn-
saercial matters are in as depressed a state at the Hague
a. is this country, or other parts of Europe. The St.
Peter 'burgh Journals are silent on the subject of
the war with Turkey; and this, too, is a corroboration
of the prevailing belief that peace is about to be restored.
114 J the Russians any thing to boast of in their affairs
on that subject, we should doubtless have been fa-
" Toured with it on this occasion :

FRANKFORT. Slav 20.
Accounts from st. Pmershurgh, which were received at Views
ott the 14th, bad a femoral'', effect on the Funds.
• MAT -13..—The Prime of Hem Homburg is gone from Vienna
to Warsaw. with a mission from the Austrian Court to the Em-
• pffor of Reeds .
Letters from the frostier' of Wallachia, of the 19th of May. say
Molting of the reported incursion of tbeTurks ism LittieWallaehia.

BERLIN, lilt fl

"Their Revd Higintessaa Print" Frederick at the Netherlands
- sad its wawa Mae arrived in this City.

THE HAGUE. HAT 25.

Itt the ordinary annual assembly of the Council of the Society of
01111111111 M, the President read the Report of the operations for the
bat twelve months. It appears from the Report that the decline
of commercial produce in the European markets, during the last
year, bed an unfavourable isfluence on the operations of the Su-
dety, so that, combined with o►er difficulties, the loss exceeded
the vain ; that the Company' will therefore be obliged to apply to
his Majesty t►e Ring for the full amount of the interest; and that
besides a payment wM b• required, which, however, will not ex-
ceed two per cent. of the capitaL
The President at the sane time pokiest out the advantages which
the operation of the Society gives to the navigation and :nannies-
tures of the Netherland., and calculated that the value of the goods
esponed In lass was 4,400,000 florins, being 100,000 more than
in 1827, and that the national manufactures exported amounted to
3,4511,000 florins of that sum, being 550,000 more than in 11127.-•-
In 111311 the Company freighted 54 ships, measuring 13,500 last.'
32 of which were built in the kingdom. For the insurance of even
the richest cargoes the Company did not apply to any Fereignollke.
unmans*, on LONDON.

Ammiumm. MAT s 6.— is 14 5 10 to it;-10.—Two Mostbs,
15. OS to If. 02 5-10.—Thack Papers. May ST.
NAPLES, )LT S.

Mr. Modem the English Ambassador to the Pone, arrived here
hat night.
The Asia, Captain Johnston, has cast anchor hers with Admiral
,Ilakola on beard.
Mar S.—Mr. Stratford Canning, ime Ambassador at Comtan-
dapple, and Admiral Malcolm bad the hewer to take leave of
their Majesties ibis morning.
Mar io.—The Ash sailed yesterthl
May il.
The a Peteravrgh .12einsels of hay in, and the PAR hots
&was of May tib, coitains no further wren front the theatre
M war.

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et rY, TwsLve ()Tula'.

This is a holiday at the Bank and English market, but the
Foreign mar►et Is open, in consequence of the heavy account, and
dos Sactuatiuna In the Brazilian stock, so that most of the brokers
and jobbers of the English house have gene Into the Foreign
market, where they are doing business in Consols, which may be
quoted at ail for the account; bet up to the present hour little or
no speculation Is going forward.
Oer arrivals this morning are very few, and not of the least im-
portance.

In the Foreign market Brazilian stock is the only speeelation
at present, which maintain yesterday's prize, about 59. The other
prim are nominal at present.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Comic have continued the whole of t►e morning at Sae buyers
it the Account. and $$ 6 for Money, with little business daises.

We ondentand tbat the Brazilian Loan of £400,000 has been
contracted for by N. Id. Barnscutas and some other capitalists;
but the particulars base not yes transpired.
No speculation bas taken place in cite Foreign marker, escept in
Basilian stock, slid arc at 49, alternately buyers and sellers.

DUBLIN, Nay td.

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Mr. Lucia VOWEL, AIL P. for the county of Louth, is shortly
to be raised to the Exchequer Hench ; and there will, no course, be
a vacancy in the representation of that county. An drive canvass
at present proceeding on the part of two Catholic Gentlemen, Sir
Parma; BaLszw, But. and Mr. Sinn., the celebrated agitation
Barrister.

Hi. MaJarrtr entettained a trim patty to distort
yesterday! at his Palace. in St. ittflltti.S.
The Duke of CUMBIRLA ND, the P. ince.s AUGUIrA,
rod the Duke of Ostrtarca. visited the Kum yesterday.
• The Duke ot 11% \GTO'', 1.31:1 sit Nutticice yrstro day
at the Kota.

The young Queen of PORTUGAL has ei.en two
'inlay for Mr portrait, on successive days, to Sir Tatham Law.
asses, at his residesice in ltussell.equare.
TI r Duche•s of GLOUCI-Tall .40c1 the Pi Rice,. SOPHIA
visited the Princess Augusta yesterday.
Last evening %I .0W91% I,i LoNtintlDlthltv et tea.
• aimed the Duke of CVNataLallb. the Duke of Oat:SANS. the Duke
tle enaavass, the Nlarquis of Matinee, Lord Mu. Lord Taohae
Caen, Sir Homer Vim", Sir KOWA ID KiliallaoS, and several
ttatiagiS.hed Military Myers, to a sump mos dinner at Moldova*.
thieve, Park4anr.
YeAnday was the birth-day of Prince Gliwice of
ConsuLams, when his Royal Highness completed his teach year.
The Dube of Cynosures gave an excellent diaper to his household
m the occasion, at his residence in the Ring's Palace, St. James's.
PiinceEITILINAZT. the AllstfillM Ambassador, Mos.
acted bagasse yesterday at the Foreign Me.
The young Queen of POaTUasAL paid a visit lest
night to Laity% Theatre, and ea her entrains into the boa she was
greeted with the National *wheal of " Goo save the King." by the
whale of the vocal corps. The Hesse was well Sled, and the
yvwbful Ones seemed delighted with the performances.
The el the Coatroom Pi. as has been
raised to the Peerage with the tide of Lord Wn rms. taken from
hie Leed•blee emate.Winford Eagle, in the county at Dorset. His
Lordship will enter the Houses, Peers en Monday next as Deputy
Speaker.
Lai Gowen silt-trained a large party to dinner yea-
terday u his house in Handatea-pisee.
maitAnAst EfieltTOl, Esj. entertained a distin-
Sleeked party to diluter yesterday at his house in & James's.
"sue,
The Duke of WaLLtaoTon's mansion at Hyde-pa:k-
orner is le a state of easaiderable advancement, and may vie for
subleases of eaterior with say London.
Mr. Owen ha. arrived at New Harmony, and was to
be et anciasati on the IS& of April, to commence the debate on
rehgioni, with Mr. Cinemas of Virginia.
Workmen have begun to pull down the hands .me
lad tviwtaadal Wises to Pall Mall, which staled between the new
Adiestaem Chdi dew, and the edifice occupied by part of his
ihinits wobksbaseas.

THE ARMY.

A Grand Review took plus yesterday is Hyde Path, Is how
tithe Dyke of Odom end the Doke de Munn At sheet half
pot ten o'clock the Life Guards, the Sloes, the IMb mod 18th Re-
esman of Hess" and the Ist, 9d, and bd Regimeme of Poet
Guard., arrived es the 'resod. Shortly after the Duke of Cess-
boned. the Duke of Orleans. the Duke de Charms. the Duke of
WeWorna, the Marion of Anglesey. Lord Hill, Lard Stretford,
and amoral diadardebed military Olken wind. The Duke of
Orlose was dressed la playa clothe* I the Duke de Chartres were
the uniform of a Preach Hussar Olicer. The Duke of Cumber-
bud, the Duke of McMurdo. and the Marquis of Londonderry.
placed themselves at the heed of their respective Regkneste. The
troops west through a variety of eolutioss with a predviso that to
any but • military sus mist have appeared masOWs.
The Sondem of the day, added to the usual attractions of a Grand
Military Review, drew Messer& to witness the spectacle. The
attendance et Ladies was mere than ordinarily numerookand such
was their anxiety to get a sear view of the seem of odes, that is
many instances they left their carriages, sad bad to centesd both
with Wee sod foot is the attempt.
During the Review the Doke of Wellington was throws from
hie bane, bet with se ether iscouvesioce from the fall than that
the knee of his mown was soiled. At hall'past twelve o'clock
do troops marched of to their respective barracks.
CIRCULAR.
War.cSee, May 18, 1829.
I have the homer to inform yes that the
establishment of the stet of the Regintest under
orsuslon
command, will, in person* of as Act of this of Parlia-
ment, be. from the Mk of Jane sat, reduced co Adjutant,
&Waal- Major, Sergeants, Drum Maier,

Drummers.
The allowance which each individual member of the Staff, being
a commissioned °Meer. Is to receive en reduction will be hereafter
communicated to you.
The Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital will take necessary steps
for the purpose of informing Colonels of Regiments of the day
when the number of Sergeants and Drunt-majors falling within t►e
reduction of t►e establishment, which shall be recommended for
out-pension. in consequence of their being by infirmity no longer
able to do the duty required of t►em. may appear at Kilmainhani
hospital, in order to be pensioned by the Commissioners.
Those Sergeants who have reeved uninterruptedly twenty years
as Non Commissioned Oakes, and shall be certified in their dis-
charges to be slaty year. of age, need not personally appear before
t►e Commissioner..
With regard to the Corporals I have the honour to inform you
that a clause has been introduced into the
Militia Pay and Clothing Act, for the present year, ptu•iding that
all Corporals who were serving as suc► at the last disembodying cot
their corps. and have ever since continued to serve on the disem
bodied Staff. and who, reckoning former service is any rank, that
of private included, can make out twenty years' uninterrupted ser-
ele•, alter the age of eighteen (or after the age of sixteen, if they
were serving as Drummers previous to the age of eighteen), shall
be placed on the pension of bd. per diem. although not rendered
unfit for service.
The Drummers and Fifers about to be reduced have been in-
cluded in the same enactment.
Personal appearance before the Commissioners of Kilmalebam
Hospital will also be dispensed with in the eases of all those Indivi-
duals entitled to pensions for service alone; bet the discharge. in
all the foregoing cases, where personal appearance is dispensed with.
are to be s at " to the Lords and others Commissioners of Chelsea
Hospital," under cover • to the Right Honourable the Paymaster-
Geoeral,WhitehaU ;" accompanied by a report of service (according
to the euclesed form) corresponding with the statements in the dig-
charges.
The discharges, signed by the Colonel or Commanding Meer
the Regiment, must contain all the partieulars•tf the men's ser-
vices, carefully detailed in t►e handwriting of the Adjutant, to t►e
accuracy of which details of service, age, is.e. the individuals must
he attested on oath before a Magistrate, in the presence of the

Adjutant.
The men presenting themselves at 101mainhass will there be
sworn to the accuracy of the statements contained In their dis-
charges.
In all cases the statement of service in the discharge is to be
countersigned by the Adjutant. who must necessarily be held re-
sponsible for its accordance with the records of the Corps; and 1
have to request that you will require the utmost
vigilance on his part in verifying the service.
la several instances soldiers have, by mesas of erroneous and
fraudulent statements. and erasures in the deactiption book, been
placed an pensions to which their actual service did not entitle
them ; it has in consequence been determined, as a general measure.
that the discharges of all men on the pension list shall be compared
with the regimental muster rolls. Any fraud in claiming a pension.
either by fake statements entered in the regimental books previous
to discharge, or in the discharge itself, renders the individual, under
the Act it Parliament for t►e regulation of Chelsea Hospital, as
well as under the Mutiny Act and Articles of War, liable to for.
leisure of pension; and the parties aesisting a participating in the
fraud' are subjected by the sense Act. to severe penalties.
I have to add, that t►e Commissioners of Chelsea Hospital will
tiodfy to yen their decision upon each of the cases
recommended from your Regiment, and, as each Non
Commissioned Officer and Drummer will be in the receipt of full
pay to the 14th of June Dezt, the Passim will commence on the
S.Ssh of the same mooch.
The disembodied allowance granted to ()deers on reduction will
also commence on the 25th of June.
I have the honour to he, sour most obedient humble servant,
HENRY HARDING&
To the Wood of Regiment of Militia.

NAVAL IN ILLLIGENCE.

/law Asanso Tau DAr--Dublia I—Waterford I—France 2,

Flanders 1.

Dons, MIIT 17.—Offport the Ma!Ana. front Oporto.
Dui., Mar s7.—Wind N.B.—The gale haying moderated last
evening, the wind bas still been (nab front the N.K. The OW
Maid, for Quebec, and the Lyeurgus, for St. Helms, sailed this
morning; also the Ruth and Ganges, for the River. A chest was
picked up near the beach here, containing the papers of t►e galliot
Adolpbine, by which it appears she was commanded by Mathias
Obtain, Irom Warn*, in Sweden, laden with o.ts, and bound to
llavre.de•Grace. No other particulars have transpired; but it is
(eared Ibis vessel and the crew have been lately lost on the coast

near thi. place.
POZTUMITIIi Slav ST.—Wind Eam—Arrived the Loaltania.
Crookslima, trust Hausborgb and Ealing Grove. Yakuner, from
U .n li ll tee.

Pwitters, Mar s7.—Wind N.A.—Arrived the Glatistanes,
trom Jamaica; Grace. Howe. fruits Naples; Eagle, Bar. 4
roe, tram Leghorn; and Tagus, drums, from Alusella. Arrived
(tom Londou the Amity tramp..rt. for the Cape of Good Hope.
Arrived the Grecian, &lamp. from Charleitos; and Commerce,
tarty, Sum
numeral. blew s6—Wind E.N.E.—Arrived the Columbus,
Lake. ham Virginia; Thomas. Weise% from Ancona.
Giantism, MAT 24.—Arrived the Hope, Goddard, from Bahia ;
Malta, from Copenhagen.
I luarosams, Mar 26.—Arrived the Thomas. Dickenson, from
New Orleans; and blontitsgalida, front Philadelphia.
LAVIMILAVOL, OAT 26 —Arrived the llisabe i, Grey, frost
; end Isabella, ;tom Trieste.
Coax. Mar W.—Arrived one James, Horgan, from Trinidad;
sad Lea►, Cole, from NewfossMand. _ _

PORTSMOUTH, Mar SS.

A mu novel and interesting yettads was presented on Sa-
turday merging at Spat►ead, by a race between two splendid
frigate.--the Briton, Hon. Captain Gordon, and the Waal.
Captain Charles Napier—during a dead, or, as sailors would
say, a nark calm. This novel trial of strength was to ascertain
the ainapantive menu of the old system of towing a ship wit►
her beats, as contrasted wit► the working bet with the paddle
wheels, invented by Captain Napier, and now arm applied by blot
to his frigate, and the event proved the decided superiority of the
latter. Me Briton Ant slipped ►er moorings, and went sway,
having a sun of nearly a ship's length of her adversary, towed by
her own and the !'atlas's beats; the Galatea immediately followed,
and presently came up to her an her starboard quarter. The con-
test hoe was interesting to a degree; they kept foe seine
time " seek and aid." and from the shore it appeared to be
" any body's race." The Galatea, however. eventually passed
her rival, amidst the dad/slag Hums" of her crew, ram
completely round her. in passing Fred a broadside, and re-
turned triumphantly to her moorings, beating her la the Angst and
moat sporting style Imaginable. The scene from the shore and the
forts was extremely interestiag; the heart-stirring cheers of both
crews mending on the perfect calm, mixed wit► the clang of their
rimpective Banda. and the line corps of Bugles of the 95th Begintent,
which misted t►e conqueror as she passed at Fort kloaclitou, wit►
0 Buie Utitanaia," added not a *de to heighten the effect. The
Admiral was aboard the Galatea during the rate.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the E.st
India House, when Lielm-Geowal Sir Tionuts Samar Bacownts,
1L.C.8. was sWisted Commander in CMet of the Company's
Farm at Boy. The follow* Cootatatalsrs took have of
tits Court previous to &pawkily for stark respective isstiostims,
vis.—Captain Asrass Catania's.. tianpis Wellington. anti
Captain Commons& Bunn, Aimee Maslow of Wain*, Bsapl
direct.