Star.
London, England, 1828-10-20 00:00:00

114ARLEM, Ocr.

The Knarku► Courant, alter giving the allele' Russian bulletins
of the corps before Silisttia, to the Stith 91. August, front the
Fruition SNIe Gault.; obseve!, "
.4s no later news than of the
...:11da of August, from Siltstria, bad been received at the Head
Quarters belote Val w► the of September, it is to be appre-
hended that the communication is again interrupted, and we are,
therefore, ►till in uticeri &hay respecting the unfavourable accounts
from Bucharest, ut the tally '414 to have been made by the garrison
of Silistria, on the 15th of September."
The .44E1e/dont Corning °bac r yea on the btilletins" Our readers
will perceive that there is an interval between the above bultellW:
and the preeetinig, published in the Pruraiin State nt;axite. The.
preceding were hunt &bustles disted the 13th, and Runt Verna the
17th September. The present resume the accost:as of the events
before the former place on the lath, and date the bulletin of the
siege of Varna .n the aid. it is possible that the change in the
way by Which du hubosins are sent (as the neltsrapers hays an-
nounced that they are to g. to St. Petursburgb) may have causal
scow delay in the receipt of one bulletin, and that we shall receive
it in the sequel."
The Emperor of Austria has given permission to Prince Gustavus
to wear the brand Cross of the Order of the Netherlands
It seems that so tune is yet fixed tor the marriage of that Prince
with her Baird Highness the l'nucess Mariatire, though it has
been reported that it was to take place on. tite lUth of November
neat.—Aiteit Bapesi, (A:1. 18.
ST. PhTEIISBUItGII, Oct. 4.

The St. Petersburgh Journals contain no news whrtever front
the theatre of war. Ie Dram wits periorntad on We Ii at UCt.
for the incenses of General •Patkewapcit tu Asia.

ODESSA, Sifl. Y.

• Several Vessels lades with provisious soled yesterday from this
,port for Kavarua. Hardly any bummer' is owns bersi Uwe i.
but little demand for corn. b
K ItAJOVA; Sins. 22.

The Russians have again taken up 'heir positron at Caciroi, and
the Turks, though they have received reinforcements trim' Widtan,
hove remained on the defensive gluey the List incurbirii.

TyIEsTE, Ocr. 4. •
Letters froth coda of the i.Oth of Sept. say tslaJt /Initial Packs
has at length sailed for Alexandria.
VIENNA, Oct.
getalliwies, 94 a. Bank Skarca,l,o7tt —4lgemeine Zeitemg, Oa. 13.
£XCIIANGES ON LONDON. •
Aancrzanala, (Jar. ta.-11 OS to 11 026; two moths 11 S7l.
Itaaratracit. Ocr e 14..-43 •aij avenske,l4l 71. -•
Lamm:, Ocr. 10.—tkrei month, 6 13a.
SUAAIIOI.II. 0(.7. 7.--IPUtlays, 11 30.
ST. Pt7tlitilUSGll, Orr. atestbsolleidb
Ocr. th--Tlizer months, 6 sq.'

CITY, Tort.vic O'CLOCK.
The contradictory accounts of the disistrous'altnathin of she
Russian army, which has been published for mural days re in
the German Papers, has been refuted this morning, by the rf is
GaseUe, containing the Russian Bulletins, to the great sur-
prise of the Public ; but up to the present hour, it has had but
little effect on our Consul market, as Consols opened this morning
at 85i for the Account, and at resent {bey may be quoted at
1851 I, with little or nothing.

In the Foreign market nothing is doing, and prim are mondial.
They write from Madrid of the 6th October, that the Covers.
ment had received official advice., that some symptoms of the
Gibraltar fever liad appeared at Torre Viesa, a !Adage oil the sea
side. in the province of Murcia.
The affairs of Catalonia ser►ously occupy the general attention:
it appears that Count has been informed of a.serious coil
spiraty, which was to he pot into execution, and caused furrone
persons, of various descriptions, to be arrested at Barcelona, and
iu saber Provinces.

TOULON, (krona 11.

The Corlett* Tombs* is ping to sail rot Marseilles, to take
under convoy some transports for Government account; eleven
otbrr transports are being freighted here, and will sail in a few
days for the klorea, with provisions foe the army: It is reported
that Admiral de Bailor wiU remain on the coast. to be employed
is transporting our army from one side of the Gulpls to die other,
witch wal prevent ;he army from making !Ong nuirchea
CITY. lIALF-PEST ONE O'CLOCK.
The Comet *sta. has bees Alwyn's% ibis mosnies between

•
'Stand sez for tie sesouott .aud to this time gpoilie gond 6111'
to 841.
T►e seenents from Gibraltar are of am nth ilepteitheet at
which period the fever was still rasing.
On else 25th September the mom were . . . 40S

Admitted . . • • II
.150td • 486
On the Seth September, died . . . •16
Remaining . . • 424
Serious . • • . . 185
Shea • • • • . 141
Convaleseent . . . . 98
fr.,ro the e..onneneement, 1.138 Cases, 191 Deaths.

Dispatches received from the Mores of the 26th September
state, that the evacuation coounues.The second division of Figyptlan
troops had left in ttaaspurts, whioh were furnished by Admiral
limey.

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General Matson was encamped round the plates of Melee,le.
The Turks pursue the same example as the Egyptians, and are
oracudtmg the Mores. On the 25th 500 Of 600 left fur Mimetic

(iirat naval prepar.itions are suing fewurard at lkiebefon and
Brest.

Accounts received this morning of the 17th from Antwerp, and
from II missargls of the f 4th, give very satisfactory information re-
specting the business transacted in Colonial produce, chiefly la
Coffee, the sales of which, particularly at Antwerp and Rotterdam.
have been very cotedderahle, at improved prices ; In consequence est
which, the businesi doing at Mincitig•lane is at an advance In price
of 2s. on la,t week's prices. Cold causes a trifle lower from Ham.
burgh, as dues also the Exchange.
Up to the present bola the lisinhur3b steam beat has not arrived.

IRELAND.

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ATIRF.ST OF MiL LAWLIISS.

DuBLIN, OcT. 16.—Mt. Lawless was arrested this
mot gat t • rive o'clock, at his house in Leeson-street.
A wit/alit for his apptehinvion was granted this morn-
ing by Jostice 13,trion, and was given to Mr. Farrell,
Chief Constable of esece.te. Mr. Lawless is
charged on oath with having headed a tumultuous-molt
of pet,ons, ex:ceding a: Dallibay. atisd with
other acts of a similar itittit,e. Wirle
.1 tt,ite flit,' Mr.
Lawless is in custody at .7usige It.use, in s,e-
phen% Glees, where he has cntitinned for nearly two
hours, sufficient bail not being forthcoming.
Twenty 111Inntes past Two.
Nicholas Mahon, merchant, and Michael Staunton,
prtturietor of the Afinwing Ilegiqcr, have just been ac•
cepted ay bail for Mt. t•leb... _ _

•The-recogni.-.arce3 a' dire. red fur the next Assizes
Allit4l4,do, to tie held la 'the town r,l* 11.11.,eurn.
The As- aes ea text o.4ce until ns,ch
..11! he reit;ovott, it p;•!;:ib!r, to the
Bench. 13 have se.si tt e yr:trent upon v!Lich
he VIM Wrested ; it stp-.29 the nearly at follows :
" That, whims a g: v‘t mid ltuocs sunrohl.ite
of people, to the am/m.li o: t'l),Coj paraun:.. *7l held
th Ballibay, 4in the !::.!J 11 i 1 Fternber, to t:le
danger nt the public peace, and to the constetisation
his Xlajesty's sublets in tkat surghioautbood ; that,
troop the conduct of this moo, apprehensions woe en-
tertained that the public ;:asstnollity would be dis-
turbed; that Mr. John IA ovis at. was amongst and at that
head of this in, b, and that It: and others did cowebise
and con-pit e. on souse days pievious, to produce the said
assernbl