Star.
London, England, 1829-06-08 00:00:00

ODESSA, MAT IS.

The Captain of a ship which has arrived here fromVaraa.whick
place it left on the 7th of May, says the Turks were at that
time in considerable force near Varna. General Rotb bad
taken all the necessary measures of defence. and expected u-
sistance from the Danube. News has been received from
Bourgos that the Turkish Beet. accompanied by a steam boat.
has sailed from the Bosphorus and appeared in the slack Sea.—
Admiral Greig and Vice Admiral Ramsay were going to meet it.
The great number of sick that have arrived here within the last
three weeks causes some apprehensioni for the health of our town
FRONTIERS OP MOLDAVIA. May 19.
' According to letters from Jassy of 16th May. Gen. Dictated is
said to intend to much with a considerable force towards Varna, and
as Kinsella!' Acbsed, Pasha of SUlstria,,ar wa# as the corps Nut

has -marched from flehamla, are opposed to Mom et an Me
important sews may be expected itr a few days, aspoeillay as the
supply of anummitiosiind provisions is to be taken intutho account.
and admits of no tai4ylng or standing still, in provinces which
have been completely exhausted by friends and enemies.

SMYRNA, May 3.
The Cowie► *Smoot says--" The English brig the Pelican,
which arrived here a few days ago, met off Cape d'Oro with Ad•
rein! Heyde°, who with several men of war was steering to the
Dardanelles. It is now known that the Russian blockading squadron
consists of di ships of the line and ten frigates, and that the two
Admirals are together." •
The same Journal has a letter from Cano, of 29th March, which
says—" &range stories are told here of Abdallak ll.Pacha of Acre,
who is reported to have restored to all the Turks, Christians, and
Jews, the amount of the extortions which they have suffered from
him for same years past. To the famous Muhlam Kaim, a
Jew who is at Alexandria, he restored twenty.hve thousand
pieces of coin worth fony piastres each, which he had taken front
his father, whom h• put to death. AU the houses, &c. confiscated
by the Pacha will be restored. This could not be believed, if ii
did not come from credible authority. The expedition of the Vice-
roy is preparing with great diligence. People begin to suspect that
it may undertake something on the way. The Viceroy is said to
be on very bad terms with Abdallah, who appears so have 'tiered
him at Constantinople. Is the conduct of Abdallah towards hi•
subjects designed to gain their favour against a critical moment?
The Viceroy and his eon Ibrahim will not leave Cairo till after the
Behan. The organisation of seven regiments of cavalry, in the
French manner, is prosecuted with zeal. One of them is ready to
march with the expedition.
Ihaints, MAT 27.—Metalliques, 98 7-16.—Bank Shares, 1,109 i•
allgenstine ?Moog, June 1.

By the following articles of intelligence just recessimi
by the Flanders Mail, we obser►e that, in oid:r to
nearer to the fleet, the head quartets of the SuurAs ale
iemoved to Tarapia ; and that the Russian men of war
cruising off the BosphDrus are still destroying such
►essels as are bound with corn from the Asiatic ports
to Constantinople. At Constantinople, so late as the
llth of May, they had no intelligence of any militiry
e►ents in Bulgaria or on the Balkan, so that much of
what we ha►e been amused with for the last ten days,
must ha►e been wholly untrue:
ODESSA, NAT 16.

The Porte does not in the kart molest the Russians who hay
remained at Constantinople during the last year with license from
the Government, but gives them aU possible protection. As fur
those who go to Constantinople from the Black Sea and the Sea • f
Marmots, they are immediately Arrested, put in chains, and cAtt-
lined In the liagno. —Prussian Stak Gazette, Jane 1.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Mar 11.
The Sultan's bead quarters will be removed wpm, orrow fr m
Ramis Tallith to Tarapla, where every thing is already prepared
fut his reception. The Standard of the Prophet will be curled
thither with much ceremony. and hoiged in the Sultan's King'
near Tarapia. The Sultan is induced to remove on account of the
unhealthiness of Rands Tchiiik at this season, and in order to be
nearer the lest.

This Stet, consisting of six ship. of the line, eight frigates sad
corvettes, And as many btigsand schooners, is still at anchor in the
bay of Bujudere, waiting for a favourable wind to enter the Black
Sea. Several of the foreign Ministers have already beta to take
leave of the Capitan Patba on board of his• Admiral's ship the Se
• Untie, of 110 guns and 1500 men.
Several Russian men of war are cruising off the Boaphorns.—
Some frigates have taken several vessels with corn bound from the
Asiatic ports to Constantinople. or obliged them to ruu agrouaJ on
the coast.

Among other c►antes the Seraskier Hussein Pacha is appointed
Governor and Pasha of ltudschuk, and in his room Abdurrhaman
Pacha, late Governor of Bosnia, has obtained the Command of the
troops In the neighbourhood of Bourgas and hizebnii, where no.
thing appear, to have ►append since the late unsuccessful attempt
of the Turks to retake k. Ia general, we have not the slightest
intelligence since the departure of the last null, of any military
events either in Bulgaria or on the Balkan, or in the Pachalilts of
Asia.- . .

The return of the English and French Ambaimilers is expected
Meantime a Persian Ambassador, named Abduilak Mina, arrived
yesterday at Scutari, whither a Commiisioner of high rant ha.
been sent to meet him. •

At the latter end of April Admiral ileyden. with the greater part
of his fleet. live ships of the line, two frigates, &c. was off Undo+ ;
while Admiral Rivard, with one ship of the flue, two frigate+, and
several smaller vessels, cruises on the south coast of &smell& The
Minims ships of war had nearly vanished from't be seas between
Candia and Bourdroun. Several vessels which lately arrived limn
Smyrna at Alexandria had not met with a single Russian ship
war on the whole voyage.—efustrien Observer, May 28.
BRUSSELS, June 5.

A Brlthh Cabinet Messenger from London. with dispatches to
Vienna. passed through here yesterday, and another Nom Ger
many, with dispatches for London.

BERLIN, MAT 50.

His Majesty's sea, Prince Walton set out yesterday for Warsaw.
—Airs:ads rapers, June 6.

CIT Y. TweLvs o'CLocc.

This being Whitson Monday, it is kept in the City as a close
huhday ; the Bank. Stock Exchange, and Foreign market ate
closed, and as usual the brokers and jobbers are assembled un the
Royal Exchange. Consols have been done at Bl' buyers. This
is an improvement on Saturdays prices.
Mauritius Papers have been received at the North and South
American coffee-house to the 29th of February; and Cape Town
Papers to the Bth of March. The former is void of interest, bet
the latter has a letter frdm Somerset, dated the 25th of February,
stating that some rain had Wee during the last few days, which
will assist vegetation, provided the locusts do not destroy k as fast'
as t appears.
By the French Mail this morning we learn that the King of
&LIMA made his entrance into Naples on the 29th of May, arsd7
the town was illuminated for three days. Gnat GuaLassusoe,
the French Ambassador, and the Hoe. Mr. Gosport embarked • a
the samoday, and only waked a favourable wind to set sail.
Anounts front Lisboa of the 20th of May state, that an insur-
ratios' took place is the Province of Geensersens,whieh formerly
had a great trade with the *sails. The people declared in favour
of Doom Mama; but the above movement had no serious remit.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK,

We ban a very thin assemblage of brokers and jubben on
'Change, with no bedsits doing. Consols may be quoted at WM g
for the Anew. In Foreign actinides net a bargain has been
done;

Accounts bate been received from Deem Ayres, Off the vessel
arrived gone Rio de Janeiro, that all the foreigners there, excels
'the Ingilsb, have taken op arms, to defend that city in ease of
danger. The letters, by the above vessel, from Rio de Janeiro,
are not so late u those previously received by sevaal days.
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The Duke of Nossout has given a piece of ground
for a new Independent Chapel and scheel•oosas at Work.
The valuation fixed upon Liverpool let heZOuntyj
Rate, is £751,116; on Manchester a 5171,749.
The amount of Rental in the parish of Christchurch,
Sauey, for the year 1787, wu,Sl,ll/2. Eln the 17th of April, 1827,
it was 8840,903.
The btapie trade dour Northern shores..the betting
fishing, is, we ate happy to say, *heady promising wet
on' thecoast of Caithnels. Last week some of the Buckii
boats &limed a beadted amigo the cams.

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