Star.
London, England, 1829-06-29 00:00:00

of Clerk of the Peace for the Gore district. and
Mr. Justice HAGERMAN appointed to fill his situation.
The number of emigrants which have arrived at Quebec
this season from Ireland is smill, compared with any of
the preceding years at the same period there are not
more *ban from 200 to 900 settlers landed.

Hobart Town Papers are this day received at the
Mirth and South American Coffee House to the 15th
of February. By these we are happy to learn that the
old Bank at Sydney, after having accepted of the terms
of his Excellency the Governor, and having received
five thousand pounds in silver, upon examining their
books and the state of their affairs, found them.
selves in a better condition than ti'ad been anticipated.
By pressing the acceptors of over-due bills for payment,
they were speedily enabled to repay the Governor, and
to continue their banking business on the usual terms.

The Dutch Mail this day brings us news from the
theatre of war. According to a Bulletin received -at
Warsaw on the 19th instant, a battle took place at
Schurula on the 11th, in which the GRAND Vlztra was
totally defeated, and lost all his artillery. This Bulletin
expresses itself in the following terms:
" General Count Diehitsch obtained, on the 1I th instant, a
brilliant victory over the Turkish army under the *Aloof &homily
Being informed that the Grand Vizier had left his entrenched camp
and marched towards Pravadi, the General left Sili.tria on thr sth
of June. in order to place himself on the line of communication of
theTurkisis army, and cut off its retreat. This maimuirre, wbich was
executed with equal boldness and skill, was crowned with the
most splendid sums. After a fatiguing march of three day., the
General having arrived in the valley of Madma, learned that the
Grand Vizier, after an unsuccessful attack on Pravadi, was at
Jembazar, and intended to return to Schumla. In fact, on the
following day, be came out of the defile of Niarkorotscha ; but was
immediately attacked and forced back into the defile. After a most
lobstinate engagement he lost all his artillery, consisting of above
40 cannon, his ammunition and baggage, and a great quantity of
provisions. His army, consisting of 35,000 effective men, including,
twenty Regiments of regular infantry, is utterly dispersed. Al
those that escaped the slaughter fled in various directions into the
woods."
Such is the account of the disasters of the Turk.,
published in the Prussian Slate Gazelle of the 23d.
Prince TRUZETZICOI, Aid-de-Camp of Gen. DIREITEDD:
the bearer of the news, left the field just as the battle
ended; and the losses of either party in killed and
wounded were not known at the time of ,bis departure.

The Prussian Slate Gazette contains the following
article horn the Turkish Fah:tarts, without any date—
', A part of the corps besieging Silistria is on the point
of marching towards Psavadi, as REDSCUID PACIIA
has marched horn Schunsla against liesieral ROTH.—
The third parallel before Silistria ia completed, and as
soon as the bridge over the Danube is finished, the
place will be seriously attacked. The corps besieging
Rudscbuk has been attacked by 3,000 Tusks, who writ
repulsed with considerable loss by General Kamm.
General SCHILERTMETJZIO is stated te have greatly dss-
tingui.hed himself with his brigade."
The Hobart Town Papers announce the death of
Mr. ROBSIT Nowa, Proprietor of the Sydney Casette, by a lament-
able accident. In a sailing excursion be was upset and dru*ned.
The same Papers inform us that Joseph Would:, one
of the bush rangers capitally convicted, and was jest about to
suffer, confessed himself guilty of the horrid murder, about six years
ago, of Mu. Danarrv, in Jobn-street, Bedford.row, which excited
so strong a sensation in London.