Star.
London, England, 1829-01-16 00:00:00

COPRHAIMIskir Au. 5.

Count Wedel slarlab lately passed through this
City on his teturn frotti-1,74J0h, whither he had oven to
endeavour to obtain a miditication of the mode r t le.'
eying the duty on the importation of Nor wegisn timber
into England. He is said to entettato hopes of success.
and it is probable the
subject
will be brought tot w std
the nest S•ssion of Parliament. From the 211 of Dec.
1827, to tbe.2lst of December, 1828, the number of
children bur a in this capital was 4,049; deaths, 8,547--
excess of births, 502
SWITZERLAND Dec. so.
It is reported that, to remedy the want of disciplined
troops, experienced by the Greek Government. a Swiss
corps will be raised for its see vice. France, or accord-
ing to others, ali the patties of the Treaty of the 6 h of
July. will guarantee the conditions, and the p,y of the
corps• far tie first thrt e or six yea's.
The Landanarnan N,uiet has tawnier! to Lau.annet
and if the negotiation retp..cting the Dappenthal is net
concluded, it is sui posed to be near a satisfactory Ar•
rangen.ent. it is believed that it will be conueved with
the demascation of the frontier, and terminated in a'
manner agreeable to twit parties.
STOCKHOLM. Drc 21.
Though it is confi.ined that Vie Ealperor Rus.ia
will visit Faulind in die course of the month. the lettets
from St. Petershurgh and Ilelsii4;fors differ concerning
the time of his Majesty's departs e friss the c.tpital.—
The latter say lie WAS expected every moment, whereas
those from Sr. Pete, shurgb say he was not to set out till
so-morrow. It was reported yestei day that the Emperor
had already arrived at Helsinglors.
The Board of Customs submitted to the Govern-
lowa the Fiala of a hew Tai‘ilf, by which it is proposed
henceforward to admit the inipiattaiii.n of all kinds of
goo.fs, only imposing ou suite vety high duties for the
protection of our usaitufactures.—Thoubeigh Papers,
January 10.

BAAIIIURGH, .JAM. 0.
&Kern Hall, Four o'Cciock.

Wheat. Several parcels have agar,' beers luicria.ed
,for England. but the holders have been obliged to con-
tent ithem,elves with somewhat reduced pr•ces. Some
of these Gentlemen, however, 'Lind out boldly Int the
blared
.prices, and refuse to sell for kss. Toe aitivals
during the week have been trifling; but some of the
.earlier errivuhs still remAin unsold.

Rye continues Toy firm. The arrivals have been
verq inconsiderable, and several persons ate disposed to
putchase on specuLstinn.
With respect to barley, the same observations may be
made asto wheat.
uktintain their Ow, with little business doing.
WILIOUT.
124 to 150 , 115 to 210
125 152 170 185
11$ .128 ISO 195

Dantsk Wbea t

Anhalt (white)
. ..

Ditto (nd)" 129 139 • 180 19$
Danish 180 130 133 160
Dantsic Rye 118 1411 • 90 95
Magdeburg's Barley 100 198 IS 18
Anitalt 100 108 A 2 88
Upland Oats 48 89 AS la
Holstein Rapeseed /... SW. lls .178
Important uanaactiuns W., taken place in la& up ars.lk• Pam-
borgh.—Discount 94 per cant. - Rad of January,
Anglo Danish Iran. 3 par Vent. • gall
Anglo Russian Loan . • all
Ustnburgh Russian Loan . . 864
Anglo Prussian Loan of 1918
Austrian Rank Shares
Austrian Idetallisuos
—Nasebingh Reposer. "LA

99
1,11,0
144

• St. PICIaItSBURGH, Dac.
The Board of Censorship has decided that in future
all books which shall be attempted to be smuggled into
the Empire shall be confiscated and sold lay auction, if
they are books the circulation of which are permitted;
it not, they are to be sent abroad agaio..—joamtaide
Affeteashowgi, Dm 30.
BERLIN, Jaw So
Letters from Odessa. of December 30, say, that the