Star.
London, England, 1829-04-24 00:00:00

A M STE It DA M; Ants. 11.

The Prussins States Casette, of the ma et April, contains very
song and most afllictbsg accounts from Dentate, of the 10th, 11th,
11th, 13th, and 14th ins. of the damage done on the tract of lead
called the Werder, and the city of Damask aself, by the breaking of
thi dykes on the Vistula. The Weeder, which is ofgreat esteet.le a
level sad most fruitful tract, affording rich pastures, on which name.
roes herds of cattle are fed, so that the whole resembles (er rather
,did resemble). • Datch landscape. On the Oth the impetuous
current of pie stream, swiffed by the intawase qUamito of mow
which has fallen in the interior, impeded in its regular course by
vest masses of ice, broke through the dykes le several places, and
all the lower houses, as well in the Afty villages as over the whole
plain. were soon inundated to the reef. and the water still con.
Aimed to rise, so that it roes at least Ave feet above the sonunit of
the dyke, for its whole length of t 5 miles. Tbrimbabitents fled '
to the higher houses Sand the church steeples, bet it can hardly
be doubted that many have perished, as they were far from '
pectins such an inundation; end not being espied in &Meg,
or the navigation of the river, are destitute of bests Of-11.000 or
10,000 bred of cattle, and 4,000 or 4000 houses, h b probable
that not a tenth part Is saved. In Dents's- itself great damegthes
been done. A issuer called the Lower Town, inhabited by the
poorest clam, was oveauwed in an instant, by the giving weritta
sluice, and the bosses Ailed up to the roof. The torrent rushed
impetocusly through the city, towards the harbour, end the, mouth
of the Vistula, overpowering every °battalion in its Course, sod
movie% considerable houses, with all that they coot:abed, into the
sea. It was not till the lath that the water begs* to abate, end ea
the 14th bad fallen three feet ; but the city seemed to be surrounded
OA tbree Odes by a groat lake; and even on the 14th the poor suffeftn
could not leave the roofs of the houses and the steeples, end the
want of food increased their distress.., On the 10t14.11tb, and 11th,
the utmost ese:dotb were made to relive the &tressed; haulm&
were saved by means of boats and rafts, and provides. Not is the
villages ten to Ahem' oils* distant, but the atm of the overflowed
district is too greet. A violent storm sod thick *Wag mew in-
creased the danger incurred by those who attempted to afford ft-
Marto the sufferers.
11 so
pa on Lettows—April Oi 5.10-Two mambo,
SAM TVS MUNCH pumas. ST MAIL.
PARIS, Anus AO. • -
The live per Casts► have fallen today one per Os& la ems•
lease It
.being oppeelaseded this, the Wale sear live par
CUSS. wwirdi and which was .w.pwwwl as flew* by . .

M. Bauder, at the dose of his speeds essibireddeo of die Pro
priptan of Wines.
!Lenten froin Tudei ;tato. tilt Prince Carignan has departed
for Sardhala,heing waisted Vice-Roy; and it is added that the
Wog and Qumen will go to Naples.
,:Adariral de flimsy, and Dupes., Maritime Prefect of Brest, are
called to Paris, so concert measures to ruminate the differences
with Algiers.

CITY. Twat.va o'CLoca.
We are sailboat any arrivals this morning of the least Importance.
The Canals and Foreign markets are again opened this morning,
bst k is a holiday with the Hebrews, therefore it is expected that
um operations of consequence will take place. Consols opened at
to j for the Account.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
We have quite a blank day in regard to political information, in
•
ceneequence of which every thing is very dull in the City. .fba
rent market has been thrown into some confusion this morning.
owing to a rumour that a Maltster at Seowmarket bas failed to a
very considerable amount—a rumour which has caused a staple
des lit die business of the market, and affected the prices of corm.
Se little is doing in the Coned market, that they have eentehted
at N to j for the Account, and 88 buyers for Money the whelleeit
themorning.

The Foreign market is also in the same state. with not a hatpin
done. A holiday is expected to•ntoerow at both houses.

THE ARMY.

A Detachment of the 5d Dragoon Chards embarked yesterday
lon board a vessel la the River, for Plershill Barracks.
Detachmentabeloaging to the 55th and 82d Regiments of Pont,
are ordered to embark at Chatham and Sheerness, on board the
Hope transport, for Portsmouth ; to proceed from thence, the former
fur she Cape of Good Hope. and the latter for the Mauritius.
Putt of the sth Regiment of Dragoon Guards. which has beep
stationed at Trowbridge for some time. left there on Weduesday.
for Canterbury.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

UMW ARMED Tuts Day—Dublin I—Waterfuid I—Fraste 1—

Holland I.

The Henry and Harriet, from Whitby to Memel, was lost at
Shetland on the 12th instant, and four of the crew drowned.
The Bliss Haddon, Harding, Gibson, and Hope, Milk, have
arrived at Rio Janeiro, from Liverpool.
DA ITMOO7II, AtilL 22.—The Fama from fluenoir-Ayres, has
been surveyed, and must be placed in tie dry dock to be repaired.
Pamatimn, Aran. 20.—The Shannon. Ward. of Hull, bound tol
Miramichi, is off the harbour, and coating in to repair, having'
sprung a leak.
Illanat.. Aram. H.—Daring this month we have bad snow and
rain, and the current has removed the ke from cur Bar. is which,
by yesterday's soundings, fourteen feet water were found. The ice
in the river is still fast, and much is to be seen in Ike sea, along the
coast, so that a free peeked= cannot be expected before the be-
ginning of neat month.
POSTIMIOUTIO. Aral:. 23.—Wind the Robert Ed-
wards 'Siterburn, fur New York ; Winch Castle, Lovell, for
Barbailum.
' FALMOIIIII, AMU. St—Wind W.S.W. to S.
Dam., AMU. o.—Wind
?Lumen, Anu. St —Wind &W.—Arrived the Saucy Juke
from Buenos Ayres 01 poet the Elisabeth, Holmes, from is-
stales; Druid, Davenhill, from Montserrat.
Pausanes, An= nil.—Arrived off port the Old Maid, Brown,
from Savannah; Johannes, from Rio Janeiro.
Hinman, Arm. 22.—Arrived the Governor, Varner, from
New Orleans; Kingston, Wood, from Savannah.
Lives/tom, Aran. Mi.—Arrived alte British Tar, Nutley, from

Cam, Area 21.—Arrived theTamerlme,Miller.fromßealpay.
Buren, Area 21.—Arrived the Johatios, 1114413 it, from
Dlaeridus; °weed, Mom from Savanaah.
Deawi, Aran W.—Arrived the Blau,lford. Colson% from
Barberton; Star. Hope. from Antigen.

PLYMOUTH, Aran. 2s.

The Hylton JoWife. steam vessel of the first class,
arrived here on Tuesday, and sailed immediately, having
received on board Captain John blartin Hanchett, who
is, we are informal, going out with the especial permis-
sion and license of his Majesty, to take the command of
the Turkish fleet against the Russians. in the ensuing
campaign. when the most active operations are expected.
This stems like a proof that our Government do not
intend abandoning their ancient and steady ally. The
Captain is to hoist his flag, as Vice-Admiral, %id) most
ample wears; from his, having so often distinguished
himself in the British Navy, during the last war, mote
particularly under Admiral Sir Sydney Smith, u e have
no doubt but he will render great services at this cri-
tical juncture to the Sublime Porte.
We have been favoured with the perusal of Buenos
Aires Papers, from the Slst of January to the 21st of
February, landed from the Saucy Jack. which arrived
off this port on Tuesday last. From these papers it
appears that the Republic continued to suffer from
domestic disagreement, and that Buenos Ayres, in
particular, experienced serious .annoyance from Santa
Fe; Lopes, the Governor of that province, hav-
ing cut off all communication with the interior by
detaining the Mails, and having actually refused
pass-ports to the Deputies sent from Buenos Ayres to the
Convention. The commercial interests had in conies
quence, suffered severely, and it seemed prohibit
that the Government would be under the necessity
of resorting to arms, in order to re-open the channels
thus closed up. They had been recently placed is
a better condition for this undertaking is consequence
of the defeat and dispersion of the rebellious force
under .General Molina, which had infested the
South, and prep4sations for a campaign were,
it was said. already commenced. Molina's -force wee
*met by the troops under Colonel Sautes on the 7th of
Feb. at Palmitas,and alter a sharp action totally routed,
vast numbers being killed, 131 taken prisoners (besides
1500 horses) and the rest, including the chief, dispersed
in various di, ections.Amongst the prisoner s taken on this
occasion was Masa, the second its command under Mol-
ina. He was brought to Buenos Ay res.where he was ti ied
byCourt Martial, condemned and executed, on thel6.h
of Feb. He appeared ser be between 40 and 50 years of
'age, and behaved with great coolness and intrepidity to
the last moment. In consequence of the defeat of this
force, it was rumoured that overtures of peacehad been
made from Santa Fe. The Countess of Chichester packet,
arrived at Buenos Ayres 'on the6th of February, after
a passage of seventvsevea days from Falmouth.—
Amongst the passengers by her was the celebrated
General San Martin, who, without landing, set out
immediately for. Monte Video, which circumstance
occasioned Much surprise and speculation at Buenos
Ayres. A severe pampero wes experienced at Buenos
Apet. and Monte Video early in February, and
many vessels were driven on shore at the latter place ;
but the Countess of Chichester rode it oat without in The establishment of a line of packets between
os Ayres and the ports of Havre and Boordeaux,
was said to be in contemplation. Admiral Ofway, in
the Tribune. had been saying some time at Buenos
Ayre,!.,,inat of F
udsacilaerdufary,romtpnout
heisineefolationte Video in the
Devoaport JoNr

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The beads created by the preparations for the
sad s Dewing Aeon is whearassarAy poss. The coselw
oilers.
disposed, sod dress•soakers, are wort* oieht I
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THE KING.

WINDSOR. APRIL 4g.—His M,
guests sad suite, lett the Castle this ,
pony phpetons. attended by outriders,
the Grevt Palk. The Royal Party we
Home Pink by Frogmore to the Lodg
made a considerable stay, and proceeded
Virginia Water and the Belvidere,
Sandpit Gate, where his MAIRSTI atm
'the giraffe, hich still remains it
abnnt the,le?s. The KING reached
six o'clock, after an siring of three hours.
Yesterday his MAIRSTY was prevented
out, the weather being• unfavourable.

COURT CIRCULA,
The Duke and Duchm of CLAISNCI
yesterday morning frost their seat in Rushy Pa
Cs. RtlgCt visited the Princess AUGUST& at a,
King's Palace. 4. James's, and partooe of a de
Highness. The Duke of CUBMILLAMII paid .
Duke of Ciaasscs; and the Princess Antigen.
Gtoucassea, and the Duchess of Kama, visited
CLARENCE. at her Royal Highness's temporary
James's Place.
The Archbishop of CANTINIBUItY.
Toes, and the Loan Plumose of hearse,
Cestasatrito yesterday.
Lord REDISDALS give a grand d,
day, at his residence in Herley-street to the
and a sekct party of the Nobility and Gentry.
Count de MOLTICS, tile Danish M%
business yesterday at the Once of the Secretary
reign Stain.
Count LuDot.a, the Neap *Man Minister, tag
business at the Cohabit Olice yesterday.
Mr. VOSBY FEISWIRALD visited the CrimieeLLek d
the EsollllMien yesterday.
Prince EITIRHAST, the Au,ttian Amhasgedor, es,
terminal a nanserows party to dinner yesterday, at his :edam's'
Cbandos street.

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afternoon in th
lersr (or a (hive •
r went throtigh
Lodge, where
eeded after watds
; and mimed
stopped and ii • •
a very ueek
td the Castle a
hours.
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Dice eame.to t
ly Park. The Dm,
it her residence In
iitictine wiih tier
mid b iong whir re
warm, the Dudes
visited the Dud",
porari residence is
the Arehbiehe,
s, visited the Dear
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dinner nn Wederi.
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