Star.
London, England, 1829-07-23 00:00:00

BERLIN, JILT 17.

The Premiss Salo Gesstk. of this date, coutalos oo farther mews
frau the theatre of ward—Her Majesty the Empress of Rusda left
the city on the 13th to return to St. Petenburgb.
BRUSSELS, Jour 11.

We extract the following etude from the Correspondent of Nu-
remburg : " It is said that the Emperor of Russia has sent an ex-
traordinary Envoy to Constantinople, to deliver an ultimatum to
the Sultan, and to make him erosible of his situation. This mes-
sage Is stated to announce to him, that the Porte. if it consents to
the demands of Russia, will and in the Ambassador a friend to
the Divan, as ardent as be has hitherto been so enemy; t►at he
will act in all his relations with the grntest precision ; that the
Porte must not reckon ups other assalliaries, nor draw favourable
inferences from the Warden of segue States." It is added, that an

extraordinary Envoy from Prussia is to support these represents.
tions. In fact, Lieut. General Mulling Ins just left Beilin upoo a
secret mission. with a travelling companion. They appear both to
taped to make a voyage by sea.--Brsisseis rupees. July £2.
CITY. TweLva o'CLocc.

This being settling day In the British market, the chief business
dog is arranging their accounts. The extreme Suetuatiao during
the pretest account has been about Si per cent. up to the present
dme. AU is going off well.
To-day being the lint regular day for transfer of Consols at the
Bank, after the payment of the July dividends, Consols meat be
quoted ea-dividend for the 26th August, at SO to j. which Is the
price they opened at this morning ; and for the present account 90i.
11 CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The settling of the ma'am still goes a well, and to the resent
hour we do not hear of any failures; but the market is net quite
so strong as in the early part of the morning, when Consols were
done at 90j for money, with dividend, and 201 1 for August. At
present they are 90 j for money, and 60i 4 for next account.
'llse Foreign Market is void of interest.

The St. John's (New Brunswick) -Courier of the 13th
June, received at the North and South American C.offce House,
contradicts the statement that the British OMIIIIIIOOI had deter-
mined to abolish all tonnage duties ea American veseeb entering
the (rev ports of the British North American Colonies.
The, following is a copy of the reply to the petition :
" Downing-street, gab Feb.
41 Sta—diselpg referred to the consideration of the Lords of
the Committee of the Privy Conseil for Trade the Petition of the
Member of Cameros of St. John's (New Brunswick), praying
that 4 tonnage dudes levied on American vessels with produce in
'the add* North Awakes free ports may be discontinued. I
bore urn the beam to acquaint you, that their Lordships do not
think fp suppliant that any abrades should be made with respect
to Or dudes at the present aweseot.
s I love the berm to be. " O. Messer."

THE KING. -

WINDSOR, JULY 22.—His MAJESTY continues
enjoy his daily recreations in the Great Park, visiting Vir-
ginia Water and other favourite retreats in the vicinity':
the Royal Lodge. The Knto now regularly dines at 6ff
after four o'clock, and generally leaves the Royal Lodge
at six, in his pony phaeton, accompanied either by his
visiters or the Lord Steward of the Household. Yesterday
and Monday his MAJESTY was accompanied by the Royal
Suite ; and, after visiting Sandpit-gate and the Belvi-
, sere, the Royal party passed the evening at Virginia
Water. His MAJESTY continues in good health, and,
when the weather permits, takes an airing both before and
after dinner.— Yesterday forenoon the Duke and Duchess
Of CLARENCE visited the Princess AUGUSTA at Frog-
more Lodge ; they partook of refreshments with the Prin-
cess, after which the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE
returned to Bushy Park.
The band of the Foot Guards played for three hours on
the Terrace, yesterday afternoon, to a very numerous and
fashionable

company.,

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Duke end Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied
by the Duchess of S•re Wawa., left their residence in Busby
Park on Tuesday morning, for Wog:noes Lodge, the residence of
the Princess Amara. After being joined by the Princess, the
party proceeded to the Royal Lodge in Windsor Park, to pay their
respects so his blasnere. The Royal party afterwards wont to
Windsor Castle, and were conducted through that editice, which
steepled them a combinable time in its hovel:don ; on leaving
the Castle. the party went to Virginia Water, and 'risked the
Hermitage.
1 Prince CHARLES of LEININGEN (son of the Duchess
of Kier) arrived at the King's Palate at Kensington, so Tuesday
afternoon. from Dover, having arrived from the Continent on a
visit to the Duchess of Karr.
The Princess AUGUSTA came to town, to her residence
in the King's Palace. St. James's, yesterday morning. from Frog-
men Lodge. Her Royal Highness visited the Princess 1301111‘. at
her apartments in the King's Palace at Kensington, and pat took of
a grow with her Royal Slater. and in the afternoon took her de-
patent, on a visit to the Duchess of Gurocaerza, at Bephot.puk.
The Duchess of KENT entertained a select party to
dinner yesterday. at her residence in the King's Palace Kensington.
The Earl Of ABERDEEN and Mr. Secretary Pan. had
interviews with the CIAIKILI4II of the RICIII4OI/ yesterday.
The Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNING transacted
business yesterday at the Foreign Me.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.

Major North. at Marshal Thompson's Hotel, Cavendish-square ;
Mrs. Vise and Miss Vise. at ditto; Rev. Wm. Crawley. at ditto;
Lord Harris, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from
his seat in Kest; Captain T. 0. Omoolgas, at Crawley's Hotel,
(late Cook's), Albemarlee•street, from Windsor; George Harcourt,
Esi. at ditto, from St. Leonard's ; Sir Gawp Talbot, Bart. at
Mivart's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies-streets. from the Coo.
tinent; Mrs. and Miss Bathurst. at ditto, from Hertfordshire; J.
Bayley, Esq. at ditto, from Kent; Herbert de Burgh, Bag. and
Miss de Bur at ditto, from West Drayton; John Harrocks, Esq.
at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's-street, from Warwick; Captain
and Mrs. Malmsey, In WU-street. from Paris.

The Misses Mullisll.from DEPARTURES
Marshal ThempsonisHotel; MissWG-
brats= and Miss Awe Wilbraham. from ditto, for N
Miss Eliza Wlllnhain, from ditto. ler Wdton saThantesan=
d'Absolds, and Mons. 4111 hairs, from ditto ; Rich. Homy Gemile•
um. Rs,. from ditto ; Lord sad Lady Joke Thyme. from Walton
liereery. for Soutarseahlre ; Sir Roger and Lady Greeley.
team lane-.asst, for their seas, Drakilow, ;theCeem
ten Onshrw, from the &.George's Hotel, Albemarle-street. for bar
sat, Clenden. mar Oinked ; Lord sad Lady Mark Kerr. front
' Mind's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davies streets, for Hohoweed,
Henley-em-Thaines ; Lord IlayAtglrent ditto.for Biome Rectory.
Rye; the Hon. Wm. Keith, from Am% for Roseland ; Edward Os-
wald. Req. from the Ludes Hetel,Albewearle-street.for Raker ; the
Earl of Denary, for bis seat, Cobham Hall. Kent Lard and Lift
Grantham, from Sr. James's-square. to Dowager LadyGrantheas's
villa. Putney Heath ; W. Chatteris, Req. from Fenten's Hoed. St.
James's.street, es a tear ; Capt. and Mrs. Pesch, from Grosvenor-
street, fur Brighten.