Star.
London, England, 1828-10-23 00:00:00

to examine the improvements of which the superior course of
education is susceptible.
" The Boe arts continue to Boorish.
ss The dictation of our East India possessions is not worse—tran-
quillity has not been restored in Java—fresh orders have been given
to attain that end. The accounts received from these countries allow
us to hope, that when 'things have resumed their natural course,
the mother country will be soon liberated from the pecuniary
guarantee which it has taken upon it ; but as the duration of these
troubles is protracted, the mother country must agaio supphrt the
colonies with its credit. The States General will doubtless concur
with his Majesty in providing in this manner for the urgent wants
of our Indian possessions, which, even under the momentary un-
favourable circumstances, are of such importance to commerce,
navigation, and manufactures.
" The good effects of the mission to the West Indies are already
felt. The declaring St. Eustatia to be a free port has revived
commerce, and his Majesty hopes that the obstacles will soon
vanish which have checked the salutary effects of a similar measure
at Curacoa.

" The produce of the revenue has been satisfactory, and bis
Majesty flatters himself that the extraordinary Budget, and the
Budget for the next ten years, will prove the scrupulous attention
paid to this 'abject, and care taken of the interest of his beloved
subjects."
His Majesty then spoke of the several new Codes, and the mea•
sures still to be taken to complete the new legislation.

LUCCA, Sarr. 29.
It is affirmed that Count Guilleminot, Secretary of Legation, is
to go from Zante to Constantinople; be Is setts by the three Am-
bassadors of the Allied Powers, to induce the Porte to treat of the
final pacification of Greece.
ODESSA, Sara $9.
Letters from. Amapa say, that General Paskewitsch has opined a
communication widi Poli, and was waiting for reinforcements (he
bas only 15,000 troops) to push along the coast of the Black Sea,
where be is to be supported In his operations by a division of the
fleet of Sebastopol. Accounts from the grand bead•quartera say,
that General l'askewitsch will shortly come to Odessa, and that
the Emperor also will soon arrive there. Hence it is supposed that
that General will have another command. Other accounts front
the head•quatters say, that the Emperor will merely pass through
Odessa on his way to St. P burgh, where his Majesty might
arrive by the end of October.

EGINA, August 25.

It is affirmed that the Russians have obtained from the President
of Greece-the Isle of Samos, to establish there head-quarters and a
depot of men, provisions, and ammunition.
It is believed that the French and English wiU each require an
island in the Archipelago, as a rendezvous fur their respective siva-
drons.—Brusso l'apers, Oct. 22.

CITY, TimLys o'CLocx.

The accounts of his Marmites health having improved, has
caused the Consol market rather to improve this morning. Consols
opened at 86, and continue at this price at present.
We have not even the arrival of a ahip letter this morning; but
a vessel bas arrived at Bristol from New York, with late dates,
but no letters or papers have come to hand at the coffee-house.

We have reason to know that a determined peace is the object
of our Government, and that not a single maa-of.war or ship will
be added to our present establishment.

Accounts from Cadiz, of the lit of October, state that the town
is almost deberted, and most of the magazines are going to be
closed, as it appears certain that the yellow fever is in the environs
of Cadiz, at Huelva, Faro, and Higuera.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK

The Dutch steam-boat has arrived ; but the papers and letters
are not as yet delivered, consessently we de not know anything
further of the report at Amsterdam, on the Nth, of the storming
of Varna, which was carried by the Russians after a great racrifice.
Accounts from Paris state, thst aU the English troops at Corfn,
which can be dispensed with, as well as those at Malta, bare re-
ceived orders to hold themselves in readiness to embark at the
first signal.

It is now the opinion, that by the accounts from Smyrna of the
frigate sailing with dispatches to Greece of the Purte having con-
sented to the. Treaty for the evacuation of the blorea, that the
French and English Ambassadors will proceed to Constantinople,
and that negociations will take place during the winter for the
arrangement of affairs between Russia and the Porte.
The Consul market has remained during the whole of the morn-
ing at 86, alternately buyers and sellers. The Foreign Market is
scarcely worth mentioning—nothing doing.

THE ARMY.

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Detachments belonging to the 18th and 26th Regiments of To-
fumy arrived in town on Tuesday, from Chatham, on route to Ply-
mouth. A Detachment of the 55th Regiment of Foot arrived in
town on Tuesday, from Chatham, on route to Jersey. A Detach-
ment of the 68th Regiment of Infantry arrived in town on Tuesday,
from Chatham, on route to Burnley. A Detachment of the 95th
Regissene of Foot arrived in town on Tuesday, from Chatham, on
route to Gosport. -
Tuesday morning, at six o'clock, a detachment belonging to the
Ist Battalion of the Ist Regiment of Grenadier Guards marched
from the Tower to the Bird-cagy-walk, where they joined a draft of
Recruits belonging to the same Battalion, and at seven o'clock the
united drafts marched to Hounslow on route for Bristol, where
-they are to embark for Dublin, in order to strengthen the Battalion
now seder orders for Clonmel. The above Battalion is now the
stroageitin the service,atuounting to the number of $4O rank andule.