Star.
London, England, 1818-07-30 00:00:00

BRESLAU, JULY 12.

According to letters from Warsaw, the Emperor
of Russia, during his tour through the southerh pro-
vinces of this vast Empire, had several military con-
ferences, in which the system of defence for Russia,
on the side of Turkey, was discussed. We are as-
sured that it has been resolved that the timber cf
fortified places on that frontier shall be reduced,
and their fortifications demolished ; while the works
of such as are to be preserved shall be repaired and
considerably extended. The cities of Tutaspol and
Ackerman are mentioned as among these which are
to be demolished. Bender, Coczym, and kmael, are'
to be presers
It is not yet known what decision has been come
to relatise to Ockschakoff, whose fortifications have
continued in a state of ruin ever since that place was
taken by assault by the Russians.
For the present, the greatest tranquillity prevails
along the whole of the Russian frontier towards Tur-
key, and there is every reason to expect that the ne-
goeiations with which M. de Strogonoff is elit:rged
at Constantinople ss ill have a happy result.

. Accounts have been received in Town direct from
La Guayra to the 1 WI of May, being later Ly eight
days than those which our Readers will find noticed
under the head of Cadiz, in our Extracts from the
French Papers. Without entering into any particu-
lars of the state and respective positions of the con-
tending Armies, they all mention the ascendancy of
'the Royalists in the Caraccas as a received fact; and
that commerce is reviving in' all quarters in conse-1
quence of that situation of affairs. That General
Monitto has not followed up his victories over the
Independents to a degree that might have bccu ex-
pected, is explained by the circumstance of the late
wound he received, which disabled him from action ;
and his not being able to place sufficient coned once
in any of his Generals to entrust them v.ith the
command.

Letters dated Monte Video, the 11th and 12th of
April, state, that " the Government of.linenos Ayres
had marched a diviska of about '2OOO men, under
the command of BA LCARCEL, to attack and destroy
the force which ARTIGAS commanded at Itatadaitle
Santa Fe, which expedition was completely routed
and defeated by the force of ARTIOA3. *BALCAACYL
haVing left his artillery and baggage behind liiili, re-
treated, with only 700 men, to St. Nicolay; aliont 50
leagues distant from the capital. To' this information
;is added, that the people of Santa N. have declared
itliettsselves against those of Buenos Ayres ; that the

troops of BELCRANO, Laving h►d, 1
Guemes, which was occupied by a body
tricts, where, it is also said, lIIILGISANO
and that this force having united with
had prepared to oypose itself to the G
Buenos Ayres."

The accounts from Kew this morning
Her MAJESTY continues in the same state
seated by the last Bulletin.
It is supposed, at tl.e QUEEN'S PIT,
to issue their Bulletins, in co..:equence rf
luxiety sliewn by her MAJESTY to prevent
alarming the Public by statements, which a
been so often unfavourable.

The materiel of the Duke of CLA RENCI
hold and the inferior servant!, win eml
Monday, at Blackwell, on boird a transix
is waiting there to receive them, and will p,
rect to Hanover. The Household,baggagt:
of the Duke of CAMBRIDGE will he emba:l
same place, about the 15th of the ensuing
Yesterday soon after two o'clock a Cabin
was held at the CHANCELLOR of the Ex
house, in consequence of the Foreign Obi,
ing under repa:r, which was attended by
eauma of the EXCHEQUER. the E:trl of L,
Viscount CASTLEREAGH, Viscount MELVILI
ROBINSON. The Council sat till half-past thi
Yesterday at one o'clock a deputation
men from Liverpool waited upon the C,
of the EXCHEQUER, at his house in Dow
accompanied by Mr. Faoome, of the Cu!
Mr. C. LONG, Mr. HUSEISSON, and Mr. B.
the Secretary to Mr. CANNING for Liverp.
The Marquis of Hos TLY gave a gra.,
meat yesterday to a select party of di
6REILLON'S Hotel, Albemarle-street.

Sir SIMOX CLARKE, Bart. has purcha.
TALBOT his late elegant residence in Har
A daring attack was made on Mr.
GLE, of HaUkhLOP-Street, Tottenham.,
early on Tuesday evening. They were
the fields by a gang of five or six persons,
out notice, knocked them both down, and
_ _ _

Patsots of £7 and his watch, and the
ridicule, containing some silver. Mr. Pi
is infirm, was severely beaten. The ruff
guised as sailors.
Yesterday, Mr. Jonxsow, of St. Cat'
companied by his Wife, were driving in
chaise along the Commercial-road, wh;
mismanagement they came in contact s
,sraggou,the only carriage besides their of
road, and were thrown out, by which si
had his leg broken.
We are happy to leant. that although
Prize, sold in the Last Lottery by HAL
went in a Whole Ticket, yet not less that
ofo
doit,greaandt
goothatct
as eras
not c
more
receimantiee:llsilares likely t
ra
£l,OOO fell to the lot of any one of the Sharers.-7
fame of this Prize has created a Copitd demand a
HAZARD and Co.'s very old Office, Royal Eashate.
by those, who hope to meet ai good or better Loci,
brgerting one or the £O,OOO Pmzes NEXT TXESDAL
During. the last ten years there have been bu
Thirteen Money Prizes of £30,000 ; yet. strange as
it may appear, out of those Thirteen, no less :ha
Nine have been sold and shared by Bun. This per.
haps accounts for his having a greater pmportior. of
patronage than usual in the Lottery which b.grs
drawing NEXT TUESDAY, as the Scheme contaLs
Two Prizes yl E';0,000, .and it is no doubt in the re-
collection of the Public, that lathe ia.a Louery which
contained .Prizes of £30,000, he sold Two in Thirty
Shares.
Satin Iv, the Waterloo coach from Edinburgh to
Perth, was overturned at the Toll-bar, North Queez-
ferr:', and a number.. of individuals severely. he
some of them dangerously. One Gentiernanbadha
leg broke and is otigtrwise injured, and lies extremely
ill, several others had their arms dislocated. ar.i are
otherwise much bruited. A Lady who I.lthe
inside has suffered most severely, her arm, whiM
was leaning outside the window, has ir•• been dread-
fully bruised and lacerated. The coacEr.an had Li
leg broken; the guard has likewise been Lart,
not ietionsly. •
NEW CnURCiiRs.--Tuesday a Meetingwasheldst
the Privy Council Office, for the purpo,e of opt
the Commission instituted for the Erertirn ci Ner
Churches. The following is the list of Commissir aers:
Archbishops of Csnterbot r and York ; lliihops of Lcr..lr.,
Wiochester, Litchll.-M and Cucsniry, Lincoln, and Clues;
Rev. Dr. Ireland, Dean of Weittr.l,titer • Rev. Lk. Pel..A:cl,
deacon of Likdon; Rte. G. 0. carabridge, Archdedc.r. tf
Midiltesse ; Rev. F. .1. 11. Wollaston, Archdestoo of L:.%;
Rev. J. Fore, Arcnds..con of Nottingham; Rev. E lkcrc,
Archneacon of Des ;Iles. Dr. 31..1:.
. Rev. Dr. Words:vs:Ll,
Rev. T. 1). Vi hit:iter, 1 11. v. John Ilead44l; tlot
Lord Chancellor, Fort of Harruscky Earl of Liv,rpol,
of Ilardwieke, Vi CU,llli. Siilmouth, Lords Grenville, ELrfsrs,
And 0,1e10,,er; kith IlomourAblei C. Manners gotten, stair,
lu Var.nuari, Chark, li...kurst, Sir John Nicholl, area Was
; Francis Dutton, Esq. It C. Steplienstx, aid
Joshua W..u.on, Esq.
Mr..leNstra was appointed Secretary; and CC:0:11
STe.PI.EISON, the Surveyor-Geuerid,salz.:::irtea Ana
plans to the Alerting.
ADULTERY 1' FR ANcE.—:•" Madame V--, of Cacr:-
says the Journal dc Paris, " who was dezlared
Tribunal of that city guilty of adultery. has been coo•
demised to two years imprisonment.--Another spoJe
of the same city, not choosing to lex. e to ju,tice the
I task of avtngin:.; an inideiity of he he.ierrl
ihis wife to be guilty, tkins her firer the
The French Jouroalist does not think it worth whir
to add as hat became of the Lady after this cstraor•
Binary exit; but stares, that the brute of a husband
has been sent to j.dl to answer for this new wade of
getting lid of atfeitly•itl wife.
• Banzits.—'llic fullowirg is an extract of a let=
from ltio.laneiru, of the 9to of May:
•L' The Government here IA in the greatest distress tv Wri d
it wetii, impossible that it should uon mi4h lurler I
to telievo the most prsssiett wants, it has mg, .04:31 i !Its mn 1.15*
dos, andsfhe exchange rose from IS to 73. As the pu'e:ic h ows
nut in 4ny disposable tuods which this Govan inert Can Itive,il
is leased that it appropriates to its ow.: use the blame of the sits
which thou Rritkin lately granted as An indettan'Ay to tbs
owners of the Portupies: slave shi,•4 uejoirly ; the
would only be an humble iir.itation of the cut.duct of Lag For
divand on the saute occasion. Bills drawn upon And accept: 41W
this Government to the mount of lr.;0,00 Spsnish active to
chaatiating hare t they are paid with great lrrsguLtriry and deist,
and many holders wishing to distorter them, lid', ass l "
50 succeed."

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and rubbed
the Lady sill,
C.PRINLLt,
ruffi.sus ssc:c
ia
Catherine's, R. 31
in a oac it;
when, In. •
act v. nil
eir own upon
ch Mr. JLIII4I d
nigh the C•2`..11
lAZAIID
than 32 pe:Yns
vas divided in
; not mine 4113
he Sharers.—Tu
opitd dem.tn
It oy al Easlanze,
d or better Loci,
; NEXT TEESDAI.
e have been bx
; yet. strange as
en, no less
Britt. This yer
titer proportion of
ery which b.-Trs
Scheme co tins
D doubt io [be et.
Lottery %thick
Id Two in Thirty
m Edinburgh to
ar, North Quetz.
sls severzlv. hcr.,
aentiernanladlfis
and lies extremely
isloc3 wit, and are
y who w.s tte.
, her arm, whic.l
as ir•• been dread-
coird.-.r.an had Li
se been hart, ii .a