Star.
London, England, 1829-08-25 00:00:00

LIM ERICK, Amon: ItL

Captain the Km George Upton's Company. and Liememstat
Wlhong, Ist batadien 60ds Miles, ralimod Majx kirsphits'e Com-
pany, nth Seninseat, Kilrosb an Monday lest.
Liflltellen *MO!, 60th Rifles and detachment. have relined
Capt.& Tempest. same Corps. at Tulle.
Captain L'histrange's Company of the 36th Regiment, marched
yesterday marking for ',kr, head-sparser% awl the law dmachniest,
Captain S. gelatin's Company, followed this morning.
Lioatenant bliacdoosU's detachment of the 424 Regimen arrived
at Newcastle this day. Captain liegot's malmsey is ordered to
Sniff, another to filsoashoen.

Major &evening's division of the 76th Regiment, from Tip-
perary, has arrived at head-garners. Tessplemore.
This day Ave companies of the Ifith Resiment will arrive at
Terapletnore, where they are to be stationed. The remainder of
this carps is thus disposed of—Major Green and one company,
Cashel ; Captain Sweeney and two companies, Tipperary ; Captain
Dela Hay: and one company, Thurks ; Captain Reed and one
company. Carrick-eu-Stair. The wbule of the 76th are at present
stationed at Tempkinore.

The dirK of the 334, fnat Armagh and the depot of the L 341,
hest terra are to eocapy L i Barracks, lo place of the 58th depot,
at is Armagh.

The Reserve Ompeedes a( the 11th thinnest. from Potssotoutti ,
boded is Cori, thisoneek, per the lard Wellington trasigere.
The reserve companies of tbe 74th disembarked at Cork I,n
Tomb* and marched en Thureday morning for Hattemsat,
thee the Mb reserve werfollow. The service ampoules of Mow
two Regime= will sot arrive in tin eorretry before November.
Wednesday the Int dishion it the Seth Resins's*, at Cork, 'lo-
bo:bad fins Came is the Amelia tnospert ler HAW, Nova
laideomed the mond division embarked oa Tbanday. They are
tsomsearily replaced in Cork ;by the 35d Regimes', es mato
boos Bin.

GERMAN PAPERS.
From the Nuremberg Correspondent, Aug. 17.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jots 25.
The Sultan remains impertorable. It is natural to conclude
from this that the Porte reckons upon other aid besides the
heroism of the Grand Seismic, especially as the latest accounts from
the seat of war, both in Europe and Asia, are extremely unfavour-
able. An extraordinary Tartar brings word that &sere= is bard
pressed, and Shamla, where the Grand Maier commands, closely
blockaded; nay, by intelligence from Autos to the 22d, the Russians,
who bad Made Hubei' 'rendezvous, whither In a few days 40 ships
have brought from Odessa an abundance of all sorts of supplies,
were advancing upon Bourgas. In the mean time the Sultan seems
to have foreseen the present operations of Count Militia, for 14
days ago be issued orders for strongly fortifying Kirk-kilissa (be-
tween Bourgas, Adrianople. and Constantinople). As yet nothing
certain is known of the departure of the Sultan from Temple.
bet on Friday. as be was keying the mosque after the conclusion
of the prayers, he said, in a loud voice, to the great Lords about
him, * My resolution is taken ; this unrighteous invasion must be
resisted to the last. I will defend myself even to the doom of the
church of Sophia, and if there invested, I will there gloriously fall."
This bank resole passes from mouth to mouth, and revives the
spirit et the kloslims. The utmost order prevails, although the
city is lined with the bustle of aims. In the meantime, other tie-
euntstanees besides those already known continue to nourish the
hope maggot the Turks that England will not, and cannot, re-
main any longer an indifferent spectator. Admiral Malcolm Is,
since the Sib, at Vourla, whence it is maintained he has sent a
division of his Beet to the Dardanelles, by command of Mr.
R. Gorden. Hereupon the Russian Sect at the Dardanelles,
according to the last mecums from Smyrna to the 20th, left
their station, and withdrew to Perm. At ibis rate, the Egyp-
tian squadron, which had reached Rhodes (others say Sataglia),
may soon be expected here, for now there is but little obstacle
to its passage along the coasts, at least as far as Sequa :
it is even reported that it Is convoyed by English ships, but
this seems to be premature. The exchange of couriers is very
brisk. Oa the 22d. Count Guilkmlnot sent one off. In Greece,
according to the intelligence the Porte bas received, discord
prevails. In Lepanto, Christodulo Hadgi Petro has rebelled against
Count Capo and taken possession of the Ions; the Count
dispatched General Hemel to re-establish order, by the payment
of arrears; the issue is not yet known. Letters from Smyrna state,
that by accounts from the Mores, the Greeks are so di.eontented
that were the subsidies to cease they would subject themselves not
only to the protocol of the 224 of March, but even to the Porte.

QUARREL OF THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK