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London, England, 1828-10-03 00:00:00

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THE EVENING STAR.

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3, in&

PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.

Bank Sterk Shot India Bonds 67 11
• 3 meow. Rid. Shot Studs Sea Steck
Spec ("LC/ens. 661 f f Old Annuities
5f per Cent. Shut New Ditto
3{ per Cent. Red. Shirt 41000 F.xcheq. Ins 75 6
4 per Q. Ness:oola i 4300 Ditto 75 6
4 per Cent 11046, Shot ii 00 and £2OO Ditto -7S 7
Long Alm Shut Consaserciat
India Stack 239 Consols for Acct. MI f
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Ras. S pCt. Do Acct. S 7 I
Do Acct. 63f 3 ea /kr Press.Sends,S p Ct lOof ex die
et,1e.,.tii.,11 tut.. 6 per Ct. 11t5c1ic14.189.2, 5 pet.
Dn.lionsll,lfee, De. A ce. 914
De. Acct. 111 f Spanish llds S p Ct. I I I
D •iiish bd.. 3 pCt. 6lf ea dur Fr.lientes,s pC. 100
lb Acct. 61 /es die Ecchusge 25130 c
Pertly. Bds.6 p C. 90; f Fr. liernes,3 p Ct.7317.5c
Potteg. lids. Sp C. 571 Et change, 2.5 f 30c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAUKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

Stll4l.llC. FA I%
Brazilian SS 20 96
Ditto National 25 S 9/ 91
Colombian 100 SS 161
Mexican lOC 0 61
Pecos! La Paz & Pena. Alio. IS S Et es.
Protector Fire 90 9 Xi Zs. 64.
Australian WO IS 961
Van Diewn's Land Agric. 100 71 4j

It was currently reported in Dublin, on Tuesday
afternoon, that martial law had been proclaimed in
some of the disturbed districts in Ireland.

Last night we received the Paris Papers of Tuesday,'
and Brussels Papers to the bt instant. Through neither
of these communications have we any recent
genre from the armies in Turkey—although, on the
departure of the Emperor NICKOLAS from Odessa, as-
surance was given, that immediately on his joining the
army a formidable attack would be made upon Varna.
It is probable that his Isrpeasas. MAJESTY would reach
the scene of action about the 10th ult. and if the promised
attack was not postponed, some accou ntof the result may
now be hourly etpected. In the midst of the rejoicings
at Constantinople in consequence of the successes oh.

tained before Schumla, news was received of the agree-
meat entered into by the Pacha of Eclair for the eva-
cuation of the Mosea. The SULVAW is said to have ex-
. pressed his indignation at this person in a very masked
manner. The Brussels Pa pers,i ti an ai tide datedSusyrna,
• &pt. 1, in allusion to the above circumstance, state.
' that the SULTAN had denountodlaaAntse should he lis-
ten to the proposals of theAlliss,as an infidel, a perjurer,

and a caller. The Porte has also announced to the
. Pathos c-f Asia Minor that a•yew enemy, in despite of
the obligation of Treaties, is abottt to attack the
' Turkish dominions. The events of 1798 are referred
to, and all Mussylawn are invited to take part in the
sacred war. An expedition has been ordered to be
got reads to proceed to tie Morea.

At a late hour this forenoon, we received St. Peters-
burgh, &rho, and Dutch rapers to very late dates
They cnntain no intelligence how the theatre of the
war, and their contents otherwise do not possess any.
interest:

ST. PETERSSURGH, Som. 16.

Ilia Majesty the Entpecor having been pleased to authorise for
ten years the foreign trade of Kantschatta, the Council of the
Empire has Sited uvrera regulations for the execution of this Im.
pedal nrder. Among them are—tst. The importation of all foreign
goods into Kaintschatka is permiled free of duty, with the excep-;
tiun of tea, runt, brandy, and other spititotts lignors.-2. The ex-1
poetation of all geode is likewise permitted duty free, with the ex
ception of Ru4sian cuin of every description. and bauk-notea.—!
Jounce of $. Peleriagrat, Sgt. 16.
0/Jr-SSA, Saes. la.

Two Sardinian weasels have arrived here, and t, 3 Austrian and
one Sardinian, have sailed for Constantinople in bailast.—Pransion
task Gaulle is Sq 4.
IJ TRETC HT, Sam 4211.

His liajestes visit to the eau" attracted a vast concourse of
spectators, who were estrernely pleased to see lds Majesty on horse-
back for the first tire after a 'ay long interval, and apparently in
perfect heal&

Alutsaa.tat, Seer. 313.—F.aehrage on Lecoloo—Ose mead),
11971—Two enectin, I I 1121.—Deack Popov, O. I.
(No tams fr the theatre 4 war).

• We received this morning German Papers eo the 27th
ult. A report was prevalent on the 20th at V:enna,
that falsonsla had been tehen by the Russians. after
three 11110111111. The intelligence to this effect bad been
seceived through nations channels, hut was riot geserally
_ credited. The following are extracts:

%SAVONA, finer. 1.
The Austrians coatis*, to be in high favour Isere ; their
corers the seas. It Is it omega wide the English and the Coin-
missies finned at Zan*. that they have sigsplied the Egyptians
with subsistence since the battle of Nayarit, and thaw would fah
bee a strange wilotate who should imagine that Ibralies army
Condon; only of wafting eltelmons. Provisions have cost high
prices, but ail have bean regularly paid far by the Pacha of Egypt,
who, notwithstanding this, has oot failed to pay his annual esinsei-
Motion to the Sedum
ft appears that the Turks will soon make knoWn the Powers
whom they consider as their enemies. Hitherto they do not com-
plain of the English, why have a c..cret agent at Constantinople.
They have just seat to the President of Greece Mr. John Cars-
wriest, a suns of dietinguished talents, and thoroughly acquainted
with the Levant, where betas been employed to thirty-bve years.
Mr. Cartwright is of the old English school, highly Inimical to the
!imams ; Meal a cfmice, therefore, sufficiently indicates the inten-
tions of the British Cabinet, acid it is not doubtful that it will be
attended with mine oenseepsencel.
Admiral de Win continues to enjoy high reputation in the Le-
vent. Thetv ate abort ninety French meta of war in our seas,
which is a little more than half ss many more as the *umber of the
trends merchantmen.

The latest accounts from Syra say. that the Ambassadors sir
three Powers, parties to the Treaty of 6th July, were elected to
meet at Spersia at the aid of July. The Hydriots cwitinue to be
on bad terms with the Preildent Capo dlstria, whom they per-
sist in refusing into their town because he is a native of Corfu.
Time will perhaps remove this prejudice.--Offirrier a Saspae.
VIENNA, Stet. nO.

We have no accurate accounts from the theatre of war. It is j
indeed : firmed that fichtunia, after three assaults. has been ashen
by the Russians, but this intelligence, which is generally spread and
b 0 bees received duelists various channels, needs coairtnation.
The snivel of the Entperor at the army, to which be briags large
irekdorcessgsga, aritandy authorises. a conjecture dud a decisive

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blow is about to be struck. Persons who are acquainted with the
country assert that no other akernative is left to the Retsians, but
to pass the Balkan and get into secure winter quarters in the fertile
proekice of Cornelis, or rise to winter in the Principalities, he-
cause, when the rally season commences, which it usually does in
October in 'Bulgaria, it is not possible to take up permanent quar-
ters there, as that unfruitful and exhausted country cannot afford
subsisoenoe for an army, and the arrival of supplies cannot be de-
pended upon at that season.
Wallachia is already heavily burdened by the supply of pro-
visions to the Russians, and the disposition of the inhabitants, which
war at the beginning favourable to them, has been already changed.

Some obscurity still hangs over the events that took place before
Varna or gist Avguk. It seems certain that the blockade of that
fortress was raised fur a time, but that the Russians were enabled,
on receiving reinforcements, to resume cffensive operations, and
occupy their former positions.

The conquests of Widdin, Giurgevo, Rudschuck, :and Silistria
will probably afford the Russians sufficient employment for the
winter. These places have in them small armies rather than gar-i
risotto, whkia seem not to be intended so muck for the defence of
those fortresses, as for making incursions and laying waste thei
twighboxtring country. As long as the Russians are not able to'
assemble thirty or forty thousand nun before one of these for-
tresses, they can have little hope of making themselves masters tsf
et.-11Tureenberg e respondevet, Sept. 2.f.
BUCHAREST, Sum. 16.

Up to to-day no more reinforcement► have arrived ; but w• are
more easy, as the Turks have left the neighbourhood of Ctaitra.

CRAIOVA, SEPT. 3.

We have recovered from our fright, and the inhabitants see be.
ginning to return to the town. The Turks retreated-the way they
came, laying waste the country. From Siatina reinforcements have
arrived at C.goroy, where the liosiatis are snaking a fortified
cainp.—.4l4,oeineineZeitausg, Sept. 96.

CITY, TWINE o'CLoct.
It is juke a blank morning, mid up to the resent bout there k
out the least ioforatation to communicate.

We have au artival front Charleston. to the 28th August. but
the papers are barren of Dews.
Consols, which left di yeseerday at 116 i 4 for the Account,
opened at the same price; at which they are at present, with
*cutely a bargain doing.

The Fsreign Market is also very isiagetke.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Comet market has been fluctuating. during the morning.
between ail and 84/ (or the ACCOUItt at present they may be
vetted at mill 1. No business transacting of importance.

TM report which prevailed yesterday at the west end of the
tows, of the fall of Varna, is not u yet coufirnwd in the City.
We have this moment a report that the French messenger has
brought an account that the Putsches declared war against France.
in the Foreign market kith or nothing is doing.