Star.
London, England, 1828-08-09 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jinx U.

A Firma has been published here against the Greeks, by which
ttp"those who are unmarried (22,000 in number) are ordered to be
smite Asia. The cause of this rigorous measure is the following :
A complaint was made at Varna that the Gre► ks in that place had
mats concealed to attack the Turks on the approach (tithe Kus►ifts.
Domiciliary visits were immediately made, and when any arms were
(mud every body was massacred on the spot. The l'acha sent wad ti
Collitontissopk of this affair, and notwithstanding the representa-
tiers of the Turks that nothing had been fnu►:d except butchers
knives in possession of the Greek ►utchers, his conduct was ?p-
peeved,' and the above measure ordered. As the Unfortunate
Goths are chiefly dealers in provisions, it is tio wonder that, under
the present circumstances, even the Turks have felt Interested lit
heir fate. la consequence of the Intercession made for them, the
t►trse allowed far their removal is prokinged from three to 14 days.

Thu registering of the general kvy in the 150 districts of the
sapitak aside the clearest proof of the aver►ion of the people to
thi war. Up to this day only fifteen districts are interred, and
tilt greatest indifference is generally masticated: even the Grassi
Visit. emus to hesitate about leaving the capital, as he feats the in.
trigoseof his predecessor, wbo would then fill his place as Karmacan
The troops consing from Asia desert by hundreds. and the Pasha;
sannut furnish their contingents. The Parka of Salookhi, who
instated to supply 30,000 men, has hardly got together 5.000, and
the same is the cue every where. In Iher.ia ebrdict►ce is refu►ed;
and Steels seems only to wait for the signal to tise : even Its the
camp &bunk. whither the Pasha of Adrianople is gone with a re-
inforcement of 12,000 men. great discontent and want of provisions
are said to prevail. .

llhooey Iley daily sends swieral Tartars to the Grand Vizier,
but of come nothirg is known of the nature of Ws conununicationk

EGINA, Juno el.
On the 18th the President addresaed, from Poem, the following
letter to she Pas.helleniun :

" Our wishes and our hopes cartiitiue to be more and more
sccomplished. His Majesty the King of France has been pleased
to Ironton our struggle with sew proofs of his Royal interest.—
et/lont4 Rama Fruhereau de St. Denis, whom the journals had
already annesi.iited as agent of his most Christian Majesty to the
CCree•k Gosettioneot, has lately arrived here. and has /oriented to
us the credentials of tire Minister of his most Christian Majesty*
►tla+i+•to this mission, in clynformity with the Treaty of Landon.
Ihron S:. Mots brings us At the UM! ii i Mr. hundred thousand
francs in ready money.

t• iittattuu of his Majesty the kin& of France is, that this

sum shall be employed lo she most advmt.ageous manner. 111. de '
St. Denis Is therefore commisdoorej to play this sum immediately
in my binds. I shell employ i for the most urgent wants of the
army and the fleet, and I debt t:ot Hut lou will apptove of this
measure as the only war upon which the defence of the country In
our present situation depends, aid which may perhaps directly
cotaribute to its deliverance. We share with you, Gentlemen, the
feelings which this information will create in you. let us thank
Divine Pltuvumbes for the succour which it sends us, and let us
hope that our national and political regenerations will manifest the
degree of our gratitude to the Monarchs who confer on us such
abundant benefits."

VIENNA, JuLT 26.

During the night of the 20th 1111 L, an English Courier h said to
have passed through in the utmost baste, bearing dispatches to Lord
Heytesbury, rtcalling him from his mishits) to the Russian Head-
quarters

Thesyoung Duke of lteistadr, the son of Napoleon, w►nt through
his last examination in every branch of his studies, to the putted
satisfaction of their Imperial klatjesties, and of his mother, who
were present on the occasion. His Grandfather told him, after
the examination bad been concluded, that within a year he should
enter the army, upon which the young Prince is said to have ex-
claimed, " Thank Goo! then my fate is fixed !"

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VIE/SNA, JULY .B.—ln the London conferences it has been rtr
solved to carry the Treatylif the 6th of July into fu.l effect.' Sir
Pultenvy llakohn has *lady received instruction, to that effect.
JULY 49.—i11ellalliques, 95 I.loth. Bank Shares, 1067.