Star.
London, England, 1828-07-16 00:00:00

I-1 PA PERS.

THE CAMP NEAR. CARASSU, Jess is
-The Emperor will remain here for as long a period
of time as will be ne-essary to allow Inc the cnceentra.
tion of Out troops. The division of Chasseurs a enesaL
of the 4th tsperse corps of cavalry, to the command of
which Count Alexis 0 toff has been appointed, j .fined
vs the day btiose .yestesda y. The 7.th carps. ot i.isaussy
14614 .egisphiped in the sirri of "kudos.; -will pass the
Danube near Hisses**, and join the main army, which
will be siz divisions strong. The 6th corps of infantry,
under General Roth, which occupied Wallachia, was to
have forced its way acros. the Danube, bot will now also
cross at Hirsowa, and immediately pr need to form the
siege of Silistria. His Imperial Highness the Grand
Duke Michael has received, on the tiking of Brailow,
the 0 der of St. G. urge of the Second Class, and t
Witmgenstein the Cross ot Sr. Ands e.g. s.t in diamond,.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Jima 16.
The Porte has received the news ot the passage of
Vie Danube with, ut betraying much surprise. The
Grand Vizier is gone to Adrianople. The Sultan, foil
of confidence 01 his own power, is said to h..ve ex-
claimed, upon recs ising this inrellitence, si We shall
now see who is strongest." It is said the Sultan has
issued a Erman, according to which, all garrisons capi-
tulating or surrendering under any tircunistances what.
soccer, are to suffer de th. The garrison of a small
fortress (probably bassi), rhich had ()biassed a free
passage, are said to have been already beheaded by com-
mand of his Subime Highness.

ODRSSA, Juice SS.

To our great nowise, a ye. s•funder Austrian colours
arrived here yesterday from Constantinople. The pa..
sage of the Bair torus bad been allowed upon paymert
of 40 per cent. of the value if the cargo. Ewen two
vessels under Russian colours had been allowed to asit
to Taganrog with cargoes of sine, ,end Ail se%sels Cie
the Mediterranean had been alloigoal•re sail. There
we:e several vessels at j.:nostantissople in treaty with the
Forte f.r peronssioa to entre the Black Sea. It was
universally believed in Constantinople th4t the French
and English Ambassadors h ,t 1 b en invited to itturti.
SEMI,iN, Janes 27.
It is generally reported in Belgrade, that t!,e Pacha
of Bosnia will; march dir.-ctly from the Darin* through
SerlriA le Wirkdin ; bye Pi ince Milosch is said to have
sent hip brother to meet 11;m with a copy of the firmans„
and privileges given by dm Sultan, and to have for-
mally protested against this march through his country,
because under plesent circumstances lie fears some at-
tempt of the RUSsialt. It is certain that Preece Milosch
endeavours to the utmost of his power to &vett the dis-
asters of a war, which might be occasi .ned by the march
of one of the belligerent partici into the country. The
Facha of Belgrade himself seemed disposed to hinder
the march of' the Pacha rt 13osrria into Servia, and to
support the remonstrances of Prince lilosch.
FRONTIERS OP POLAND,. ass Lc
The army under General Paskewiuleh has received
such considerable reinforcement! that Wined to amount

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to 70,000 open.
It is reported at Warsaw that by repeated 4 of
the fleet under Admiral Greig, the Russians •
themselves masters of the fortress cf Anapa. '

VIENNA, JULY a.
The intention of twain; a camp at Baden is given up.
Inbtead of that, there is to be an army assemble.* at
Pest!), to the amount, is is said, of 80.000 men.

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The avoube is swollen ten teet higher than usual. •
COPENHAGES, JuLr 11.
A Russian ship of the line yid a btAaie arrived hem
yesterday, firma MAlta, wiclt*hob who were wounded
at tbe battle of Navarra.—thOusburgh Papers, July 11.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
lIAMJUROLI, JULY 11-13 11 ; 2 Months,l6 Of.
CtIIus?IARIA,JULY Montll4, 6 12.
Lrir-to,JuLv 111untbo, 6 14j.
lirltl.LN,Jvi.v. 8-3 Months, 6 23.
Bicruitivot,Jus4 4...76 U. 12 8.