Star.
London, England, 1828-04-21 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PROS TRZ GAZETTE DE FRANCE. APRIL 19.
ST. PETICRSBURGII, APRIL t.
According to the latest news received from Constan-
tinople, the Parte, since the depaa cure of M. de Ribeau-
pierre, employs all the means in its power to hinder the
ensaineacial transactions of our metcbantc, and to op-
press the Russian subjects, whom their affairs have
obliged to remain at Constantinople. A great number
of-ships under the Russian flag are forcibly d•taine.l.
though they are provided with the necessary firma .s
for proaacuting their voyage. 'The Captains have been
comp lied to deliver up tneir cargoes at places fixed
arbitrarily. Some of them have received, under the
title of an advance upon what was due to them accord-
ing to the arbitrary estimate, mounts in the new coin,
the value of which is depreciated by one half, in coin-
paaison with the old coin, and the others have not ob-
tain d any payment at all. Ahoy:. 100 Russian subjects
hare been sent away from Constantinople, without
haring had time allowed them to put their affairs in
videta. The list of the exiles has been personally ap-
proved of by the Sultan. One of them, named Basile
Usgoujane, the agent of the Privy Councillor Demidoff,
*as known at the Customhouse only by this latter
down Libation. Being questioned on this subject, he
declared his name, and when orders were received from
the Sultan respecting the banishment of the various
Russian subjects, the list of them bore the following note
of the Sultan :—.4 Basile Bagoojine is to be sent away,'
but the agent of M. Demidoff is authorised to remain at
Constantinople." And it is in conseqnence of this de-
cision that Bagoujine has been sent into exile.
VXENNA. AtRIL 9.
Reports were circulated on 'Change yesterday, by
speculatus, that the Russians had passed the Danube,
I.) destroy the Turkish magazines on the other side;
that Prance Milesch had been murdered by the Turks
In Se/via ; and that an insurrection had broken out in
tilat c unity; all which, however, deserve little credit.
The mail from &folio, of the 3d of April, does not
'mention a syllable of such events. It is reported here,
that incase hostilities should actually take place on the
Part of the Russians, a declaration of neutrality will be
leseed by the Courts of London, Paris, Vienna, and
Berlin; and thus the Greek question will remain sepa-
late from that at issue between Russia and Turkey. So
ruth seems certain, that a proposal of this kind has
been made by England to the other Courts.
lletallives, 88k; Bank Shares, 1,003 e.
PARIS, Aram 18.
The Selbian Mercury announces, from the frontiers
0( Italy, that the Hungarian and German regiments
wl,ish were garrisoned in the kingdom of Lombardy
'nd Venice have received orders to march to Eastern
valy. The reason assigned for this measure is, that
t.l.e! -
are at present useless in Italy, and that the expense
of
maintaining them is less in Hungary and Germany
.thsn in the Italian provinces.
Pitmen Forme, Aram ie.—plve per Cents. 1011. 95c.; Three
Ptt Cents. GU. Mc.; Bank Stock, Exchange on London,
bomb, paper, 25f. 25c.; mousy, 25f. 2tk.; three months,
14"11,251. 10c.

GERMAN PAPERS.
TRIESTE, Ann. 2.
TIY an Austrian merchantman, which left Corfu on
14e 25th of March, we learn that Count Guilleminot
*" at Corfu, and that a French man of war was in
the harbour at his disposal, but that he had not made
Preparations to depart; so that it was thought
7tly the meeting of the Ambassadors of the three
who left Constantinople may still take place at
"ft!. The Lnrd High Commissioner is said to have
/roiled news from Alexandria, according to which the
applications made to Mehemet Ali to withdraw his