Star.
London, England, 1828-09-15 00:00:00

ST. PETERSDURGH, Amass rt.

Ts Dews was performed to day it the Chapel of the Taude Pa-
lace, on account of the taking of Pod.
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Aso. 4g.-On the liith of this month, his Majesty was pleased
to approve a proposal of the Council of the Empire, by virtue of
which Yamtchatka is authorised to trade with foreign countries foe
ten years.
The celebrated English traveller, Franklin, has arrived here oa
board the George IV. steamer, in four days from Lubeck.
Accounts from Riga of the 20th say that the prices of all de.
scriptions of corn hate risen considerably, and that a further else
is expected, in consequence of the accounts received from abromi.
As the stock of wheat in the vicinity is imminent fee the demo*
fee evocation, orders have already been soot to the townsmen
of the interior.

ST. PETERSBURGH, gin I.

LIIIPIIMILL IIIOCIUNT.

" To Count Woronsow, Governor-General of New Russia and
Bessarabia. Already, before the bias& with Turkey, ships which
had taken on board cargoes of corn in Russian ports were exposed
to various emendate in their passage through the channel of Coo
standeople ; the Turkish Goverment often compelled them to
deliver their cargoes, though destined for other places, at price:
arbitarily imposed, and disadvantageous to the owners. At pftsent,-
when the declaration of a just war has wholly broken off our mi.,
cable relations with Turkey, it becomes necessary on the one hand
to prevent name serious acts of violence and extortions, to which
the Russian merchants would be exposed by 'ending corn through
the channel of Costandnopit ; and on the other band to deprive
'the Ottoman Porte of the possibility of supplying he capital with
corn exported from Resets; we have, therefore, thoollit propee
pasitively to prohibit the exportation of corn of terry kind fume
di the pens of the Blab Ilea and the See of Asd, under any

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lag whatever. We especial, charge yes to carry tb wriest.
strktly hato erect. sad to we that it Is pometually and viier,e„,4
observed."

HA%IBURGH. Saes. S.
bird aanorliben. lately Kris Nth Ambassador re the Court of
Prank. the Marquis of Lothian. and Lord Kerr, arrived Cite day
before yesterday at Lubeck, on board tbe meant boat frost co.
penhagen.

The Gnome IV. arrived at ten o'clock, in the evening of the*
at Travemundes in eighty-eight hours from Cronetadt.

STOCKHOLM. Auu. t 9.
A courier has sithrtd with a letter from the amperes' Kiehlye
to our Sovereigo, the answer to which, It is said, will be 444'44
next week.

The daily rains ever ilnee the 17th, appear likely to disaypikt
the great hopes previouely entertained of an &Mutant harvest.
CHRISTIANIA. Av 0.27.

After the deg days were over, the rain which sensitised solsrt
ceased, and we have bad ever since the finest harvest ',ember,.
The corn has nut sulfernd any damage from the rum—
Polars, Brpt. 9.
NAPLES, Mousy IS.
The Gears*: die &vie de& Doe Sacitie contains the Moo*
article:

" Since the end of the month of April 1826. a Treaty or Ng,
has existed between our Court and the Regency of Trienh,
Bey, it is not known on what foondation, persuaded kilmeUtha
this Treaty ceased to be in force on the happy actueliaa
King our Sovereign to the throne of his 'newts's, and ea ail
pretext that Regency, at the time, demanded a present of looms
Spanish piastres for the renewal 14 the Treaty. Such a &sum
was met as it deserved, and the injustice of it being deauswasi
*to the Bey, as it was destitute of aU foundation, he formally
Bowed It, and front that time perfect harmony kat reed,4
between the two &ates. Things being in this state, we hid,
;learned with great surprise that the Bey, following the mica,
which are certainly one favourable to his honour, not naly rang
with great violence the demand of a present, but even went so tar
as to fix the term of two mouths for the utmost time tkat
would wait for an answer.

" The honour of his Majesty's crown and the security at bilks
/*Orin that an end be put to an uncertainty reopening them,.
tionrot this Court and the Regency of Trips4l, in consequence at
'such strange demands, his Majesty bas resolved to dispatch to Tri.
pen a division of his royal navy, woomanded fro Alfonso Losi
Carats, with orders to trelt with the Bey. auJ jounce him in tutu
manner as shall appear to him the most prow, n..t to disturb*
actual state of peace between this Kingdom and the IL semi. Tie
squaw°n destined for this ler vice sailed on the 14th ussunr"...
Anservions Papers, Sept. 13.

BUCHAREST, Acc. 20.
Various reports are is circulation reipectii g the apparent stag.
ration of the Russian operations, Lod they will probably be repealed
throughout Europe. It is advisable not to give Implicit credit se
thew wholly unsutbeutiested reports, but to wan patiently he

events.' Before three weeks are passed something tirciove war
probably take place, which will show the true enteral affairs Ttir
may, perhaps, occur in the vicinity of Adrianople; and the eull
distance of that city from the prevent line of operations of the Rat.
lion army, proveg what credit is due to the victories clamed by*
Turks, and the reports of the bevies of the Russians. It is tne
however, that the Turks take every measure far a el, ones mkt.
ance, and that they aro collecting a great force about &kik, S
advance of Adrianople; but the Russian at my is prepared ter egos
thing. and of the scantiness of provisions in Bulgaria, and theme*
of the ground, prevents a rapid advance and brilliant soccevei:
every thing is certainly provided for, and mea•ures taken to sluts,
notwithstanding, the object proposed. If the Russian eddied,
subject to privation, the Turks Jo not fare better; and Hestia
Pacha is said to be now obliged to send a part of his troops fist
the 'amp at Schumla for want of provisions, and he will innately
be obliged to dismiss the greater part before the siege of the place
bas closed up all the outlets. Large sapplies of rice and Mime we
sent every week from this city to the Russian army ; and the nub
tniesariat department has received new orders, which Count Pails
takes care to see strictly obeyed.
A Proclamation has been issued by the Government, ism*
merchants, especially foreigners, of every protection in the pried,
palities.ft-Agenutine &item; Sept. S.
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EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
ILINUIVICIN. Seer. 9.-13 104; two montbs,l3
UMW, Save. s.—Three moths. 6 144.
Basun. Sire. 6.—Three months, 6 241.
Prraaaatnicat, Ana. 29.-10 11-16.

Vaisya, Auolso.—Tbree mambal. 97.

Attnitatloot , Sur. 114-111 02i to 12 0 t 2 meeths,ll 97 Ito 119 S

CITY, Tye Lye o'CLoci.

We have a number of arrivals this morning, particotaly lion
the Bast; bat all si them are very scanty of iiiturittation. Hobart
Town Pepin to the llkh et April, Bombay to the ist of June,
and Lima to the 20th of May; but we CMS scarcely had an ankh
in them worth 'streak*
One of the Hobart Town papers saps, that the alteration in tin
decks, as published in the Preelesentiem se far as they muted, an
in perfect accordance with the seutimsests which are upraised;
and the snicks on which an Increase of duty has jest bees im-
posed, may aU.be fairly classed as luxuries in Vas Diereen's boa.
Accounts from Toulon state, that the meets, Lcbo, chair/
with a mission to the Gulf al Lepanto, ea passing unite the tort
of Patin, received a dist:barge of &ninety, which killed west
men on board of her; etW she continued her route.

Consols opened this morning at 114 buyers, and at mum
be quoted at asi sellers with nothing doing.
It appears that the Cora market has got ap H. higher than Its
Monday's prices, owing to the rain of Saturday and yesterday.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The Dutch steam-boat has arrived, bet the letters sod rpm
are ant yet delivered.
The letters from Hamburgh state, that the discoonts ekes we
higher, bat the Exchange is two groats lower; is geld no aitwa•
tion, but a great quantity of silver was taken trust the Bask, ad
shipped fur Russia.
A French paper, received by the Mail this morning, contradieas
the report, at Paris, of the Turks having made a ante frees
Varna, and destroying all the Russian works.
Consols have been fluctuating, during the morning, between
IS
and 8$ for the Account. Sixty thousand money stock was ins-
chased, which prevented the market going down. Consols may be
looted at present at Mae to lot the Account.
This Is settling day in the Foreign market, consequendr the tr
sinew doing Is in settling their aeccuats, which was soon duo%
there being scarcely any account to settle.

Dispatches were this day received at the Colonia
Office from• Lieutenant Colonel ARTHUR, the Governor
tf•Van Diemco's Land.

Viscount Met.vet.La has assumed the office of Fad
Lord of the Admiralty; Vice• Admiral Sir H.Hortass
-succeeds Sir E. OWEN, who returns to the (Mona-

EAST INDIA COMPANY'S TEA SA LE —This nultl'ilg
the sale, which contnienced on the Ist inst. terminated. The oh*,
quantity offered was 7,900,000 lbs. contained in 1nt,t5.5 ekes a
Company's goods, and Vt:,264 chests private trade. Nearly the
whole quantity declared for sale has been purchased. and Cele*
at improved pricci. The gee of the sale &haw been as Wows--
r Unica from la. M. to ls. ltd per lb. Cullen hunt St. to 3d•
Conpoi its. 11'd. to Zs. 54. Souchnox 3s. 3J. to 4, 741. Twanial
front fa. to 3s. M. llysuo from 3s. 74. to O. lid. vary 114 51*.
35.90; Theprivake trade Teas sold nisch on she same toms;
,state Of the Teas told arrived so long back as Slay, Asa. nig
Dectirration'svas as follows-4,000,000 lbs. Volum, 54:iv00°..
of COososi ; Calvet, iloorbong, Twaulay 1,11•04100; aid 01_7
300,01)0 lbs. being 290,006 lb mores. than the last and ON".
biro*, Declarations. The total quantity of Teas ',fend by the
Ran India Company foe sale is the yeste ending ttoday Were
30 Millions of tie consumption being mach on the Murat
The Excise Duties levied OA Tr.' is as followa-100 pvr crot• us; a:,
Teundd under 21: ref lb. and IGO pee trot. & thew Taro "
at pekes exceeding Ss. per lb. In the Tea Trade there is 0118
cosepetkini at preseut titan at any turner period.

THE KING, &c:

WINDSOR, SRPT. 14.—Divine Service was this ftne-
noon performed by the Rrv. Mr. SEYMOUR to his Ma.
issre's su to •nd h. uset.old.

From the damp an la favourable state of the wea-
ther dining the au •e• k, his MAJESTY has nr t ven-
tured to take .ns of hie customs'? y airings, nr to enjoy
his usual recreation at Virginia Water.—His MAJESTY
still continues without 'swots.

Her Roi al Highness the Princess AUGUSTA had Di-
vine Service poit..rmed this forenoon at Frogmore
Lodge.
DOVER, Sam 14.

Mr. Hurry', the King's Messenger, arrived last
night from Calais, in the Crusader Post-officee packet,
'on his route irons Maples, charged with dispatches from
Mr. STRAXIPORD (BANNING, and set off immediately fur
London. l'i.e dispatches are understood to rcl.ite to
•fairs in the Mores, and ate believed to be of consider-
able important