Star.
London, England, 1827-08-17 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURG H, JULY 30.

Tie George the Fourth steam-boat arrived here ye;.
today, at seven o'clock in the evening. She sailed from
London on the 20th July, and has ccinsequen ly bees
nine days on the voyage, having stoppoJ two days at
Copenhagen and Christianvand to take in passengem

We also received this scorning the Alsemeine Zeihitg
ID the 10th inst. It contains in a 'etter from (Persil,
dated the 26th ult. some •ery sensible observatixr
on the affairs of ae Turks. as they may be affae.
by the Convention, concluded between Engbac,
France, and Russia. ' It appears that a copy of the
Convention had reached. Odessa before that

where, as might be expected, it produced a strong
sensation, but unmixed with anxiety. It was the
general opinion, however, there, that tte Pme
would not give way ; and that it would resist the naval
demonstrations, in the same decided way, as it did the
diplottiatic notes of the three Powers. It is admittee,
at the same time, that an opinion, very different to
this, prevailed in the diplomatic circles at::
where it was confidently hoped, that this arduous ba•
siness would be settled amicably. It is certainly *bitter
pill for the Porte to swallow; bat, painful as it
its pride, particularly after its recent successes,

sive to the prejudices of the Turkish nation, st
sees there is only this alternative, or war, it W
choose the former, as incomparably the sli

We are glad to see a confirmation io this let.
former intelligence, that no other means of coo
o ill be employed by the Allies, but snail at
all along mentioned. It is distinctly stated,
operations by land ate to take place, and th;
mobstrations ate to be strictly naval.

&tracts from the Paris Papers, which .
night, willbe found tinder the usual head.
Private letters from Madrid received this morn:'
the 4th inst. state that the Spanish Cabinet had
into nagociatious with the Porte, for the
flag into the Black •Sev. We'shall next hear of
negociSting with the Man of the Moon for a
tetcourse with his Lunar dominions; and, indeed,
~one would be• as reasonable as the other .
circumstances. Amongst thews dire, current in
iiithc4ital,was that the Archbishop and Bishops,
issued bills to a very large amount, to meet the
of the holy and apostolical war in Portugal, and
were not able to take them up when they became
were to receive a Royal letter of licence, which I
amble them to consult their owe convenience in
paymeht. It was also reported th st a layman, wt
also became intolvent, was to receive a similar pt
In the mean time, the northern provinces of
continued to be infested by armed bands of
%Sew iptions. They write from Barcelona, sth
that a band of 5 or 600 armed men paid a ri,it
the village of Grant lles, which is about three'
distant from tl;e former place, a few days
Ind that another bans', still more numerous, had
.1s appeararce in the neighbourhood of Vich.
unven.ents had it.duced the Governor t f Bar(
utit ;'.cut ssi.h all tl.c ttolts he
:u, et.

SCARBOROUGH, Arum 13.
,
Mr. WILIIIRRIPORCR RIMED here yesterdays for the
rpute of impectiog our New Cliff Bridge. which is
the admiration of all heholdets. Lord Ent-Irrit is ex-
pected here to-night (rows Harrovegate, and during his
ordship's stay it is intended that there should be a
Regatta in oar beautiful Bay. Several Noblemen and
Gentlemen of the N rthern Yacht Club have expte.sed
their intention of. being present.
The Duke of Weta.tactrow, accompanied by the
Marquis Of LONDONDERRY and Lord Howosre, are to
be here the welt preceding the Doncaster Races, and
we to be the pests of Mrs. BE4 mown., at her rplendid
mansion, on this. Cliff. Every arrangement will of
course be made to secure the presence of these distin-
guished visitors at the Regatta. A Ball will be given
one night at the Assembly Rooms, and a grand Concert
on the other, under the direction of Mr. Wiasorr, the
organist. In the anticipation of all this gaiety, not a
lodging in the fashionable part of the town is to be had.'
and beds are engaged in the New Borough at extrava•
gant prices.
The following ate the latest arrivals at Donner's
•
Lady Dudley and suite, Lady Janet Buchanan and family. Lord
William Fitzgerald. the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, the Hon.
B. Phipps, W.P. Dr. Mackie, Archdeacon Markham. Rev. Dr.
Tonmay, Warden of Wadham College. Oxford; Rev. Mellen At.
wawa, Sidney Smith, Mackie. Fretwell, and Horne; Captains
Mastague, It. N. Blaklatuo, R.A. Mews. Rggintami Gabriel. &c,

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE O} THIS

IVSNING. Aaiun 17.

M the Court at Windsor, dal 17th day of August, 1527, resette
the King's Must Excellent Majesty in Council.
It is this day ordered by his Majesty in Council, that the Parlia-
ment be prorogued, from Tuesday the twenty first day of this W-
awa Auge to Thursday the twenty-fifth day of October seat.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.
Thomas Bill,late of Uptomupon•Severn, WorceAtenbire, t refer.
and late a prl.oner in the King's Bench Prison, from the nth
August to the td of October,
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.

agates Rdwirds, of the town of Cambridge, money scrivener.