Star.
London, England, 1829-06-15 00:00:00

.THE EVENING STAR.

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The debates of the French Legislature, on the Eccle-
siastical affairs. of their .country. occupy a considerable
portion of the Paris papers jest received. Inconsiderable
as are the allowances to the national church of Prance,
yet the 'applies have been all reluctantly granted by
tbeCharteser of Deputies, though no Member dared to
speak against the establishment. That the Clergy of
France arrant misers* paid is proved by the fact,
• that the whole sees last week devoted for the support
Of the Church, and the salaries or its functionaries—
Cardinals Archbishops, Bishops, and subordinates in.
eltriedoi...tessaftMitidh something less than a ',Mims
eadfleffsterlitng. No owe can surely say that- there
is any extravagance-here; but duals &stile deteriiinaties
sf the•Pr reek Legislature to retrench and
-that, .-as already noticed, the grant was reluctantly
erim lied 14th.• The Govetntisent salary of a Bishop in
France is only about £6OO. An Archbishop is entitled
• to about £1,000; and,with local allowances, it may pos..
sibly amount to £2.000, and nothing.more. From this
tbelindotibted inference is, that the subordinate Clergy
must be in a state of privation and degrading &pen.
dense, altogether incompatible with their rank and re.
apectabilityis men of good hitthand finished education.
..;Their very twfulness, in the important and sacred duties
,therhave to perfornimust be affected by their poverty ;
for we hold it incontrovertible that a man; and 'more
especially a Clergyman. ought to be placid abrive airy
• unripe influence of low trafficking. to be pf guinea'
terrice in his .calling.
The /ovine' dor Onanterce to the.l2th instant brings
ea 'a statement from Warsaw, setting. forth that the
Tartish fleet bad harried away from the Black Sea to
the Bosphorus on learning that the Russian slum:leas
• had sailed to meet it; and baying been pursued' by
Admiral Cam to the entrance of the .Channel of
Coestantinople, that Officer appeared on the gist of,
Slay to be there waking with impatience to have a
decisive engagement with the enemy. Several Torkids
finespeettere said, in the same teport, to bevaheen
naptared•and destroyed; but our' eaders williake•this
to the:Benin *awing of the naval operations of the
patties.
In the meantime the. Stitaittt is strengthening his
laud forces by very. valuable sulphitic's% not alone in
parsicaliotee but la West. 13y the instrumentality 4
upwards of 10.000 newly rated Albanians, whohnil
enived in Adrianople frons Thessaly, the 73otsast
seemed determined to free the terms** Mast if the
BlettSea from the enemy. at whateade sacrifice: Jr.
Veinal levy.has been organized and thtio
made were, by commend of thipertoa, sent towards
the lialkan and Siseboli. It is hither etated, on the
authority of mercantile letters, tats French*O‘Mrs
been appointed by *be Sultan. filsisraT
theeimerar Staff; and this 4ir, who is repro:mid
avbeieg a very distinguishedoork promises; by his.cati
meth's, in Prance, to engage many other Officers tol
neve the Phase. This, of coarse, must be the act of
Gedisral !hiker alone, unsapstiotted by any, authoritte.
from his Comment ; and se such, we think that too
me iltiportince is attached to it.
The Some is represeated on all hands as deter..
Weed. by iheselnighty preparation, to resist the in.
vaiietklith4ossians, not by association, as was hoped
andpareently reported, bet by main force. It is equally
716stiltet there. is great backwardness on the part
ejlians.in prosecuting the campaign. We have
sr wribenticated that heretofore ig the sinews of war"'
-esgirwardirs OW a new loan to the amount of forty.
Iwo William of 'dories was in contemplation at War.
''lie •ctintlidoes of which* had been published at
',,Prookfottnifellit-Leipsic. Being thus reinforced, per-
adtrenteriee reaterproportien of spirit and enterprim
may. be Wined into the present see-saw proceedings in
the pot. •
The object of the new London Bridge Bill is to pro.
vide thefiads necessary for snaking the approaches to
the me bridge, according to a particular plan, amount:.
ing to a very Inge • sum. The principal feaurei. of

that plan are two wide straetsonifrous thetttpifilsb•
streeClailit, and the other from Cannon-street, Otteij
In ti; Hoe with. the. Mansion Hodse. They both ter.
minute .in 01111 at 'Thames-street, over which the
road to the bridge is Continued by means of In
arch ..coasiderably higher than that at Temple-bar.
.The latter of these streets it is intended • ultimately to
continue•sowards the North, until it forms a junction
with the City road. leading to Islington. There is to be
alio a wide street from Monument yard to Tower bill.
On the Southwark. side a wide street ii to be formed,
Mending from the foot of the bridge to St. Margaret's
hill, and soother parallel with ToOlity street, and between
;bat and St. Thomas's Hospital, to improve the commis.
ideation hawses the bridge and the lower part of the
River. To enable the City to raise the funds necessary
;fee these extensive undertakings, the Ball continues to
the Corporation the duty of 10d. per chaldron upon
coals imported ism London, for twenty-one years from
• 1853, when otherwise this duty would expire; provid•
log, however, that on the termination of this period the,
whole of the property purchased, or created under the,
Act, shall be vested is the Crown; and it is the discos
sion of this Dianna! of the City Accounts, that occasion'
the cootimuna of the Parliamentary Sittings till the,
pd. kismet.
By the Dutch. Mail this day, we learn that their.
Majesties of P6111161A and of R nal.% have met at length ;
and the rejoicings in Berlin, as might have been es.
Petted..-ha the arrival of such illustrious visitor', have
bees. very great. The news from the theatre of war
contests in a short notice of the siege of Salinas, which
sttll stands out against the Russian.; and to counter-
bahliee the new levy of troops in Romelia to aid the
Turks, Great and Little Wallachia are stated to have
fornished • corps of 10,000 men to aid the Russians.
Gbitrigeto now seems to be the point ea which thelm
troops ate nracching.—The following are the details of
this brief notice
. • MERLIN...Imm 7.
Yesterday morning their Royal Highnesses bb M*4o me
went to Frankfort on the Oder to meet her Majesty the Swim
of Russia, whose joyfol arrival was ex petted an that day. His
Majesty thultieg, with the Princesses his dasgbters. went to Frei*
erieltsfeld to receive her. If his Majesty and the Royal Family
felt:the most lively joy at seeing their daughter and miner, their
pleasure was greatly heightened by the wholly unespected sedvarefi
his Majesty the Emperor and the Grand Duke Alexander. Their
MOW* arrived in this city at balf.pastenen o'clock and alighted
at the Royal Palace, where they were received by the Princes and
Prithesses of the Royal Pinny and their attesdame. and condoned
to the apartments prepared for their
NEWS FROM THE THlrrattrOF WAR.
CAMP /AFORE SILISTRIA. Mar 19.
The operations et the siege have Melody began. and is the eight
M the 26th the first parallel was eampleted. In general, thessany
wee as very little bterreptiaa I. our work. In the night el the
19th, however, he attempted a sally in pretty asseislerable throe,
which was tasty directed maths oar bit wins bet he was re-
pelted with lom.
General Roth is engaged in cthiplethe the union of his sego
Wore Xostudji,
The Grand Wein remains in his camp at Otherals,esdlas only
on advanced guard at Salarik.—Psnssion :Mb Gisaietiohow 11.
(The Skik Giotto Oils semi colones with esteems of
the arrival of fkinperer !brew et Rugs, and it die re-'
jelciap dm" pest* of Berlin en the' sessiden).
PIITRRISBURONs. Mar IT.
'jape, Conmensistalefe RegOis .e tying the Mewl,* arida:
•• Aeneas the erromints statesmen circulated ',spathes Russia
we must place what some foreign Jeuruals have said, of considee-
abluesesigonsents ',geld made to the Russian Government by
beitte im Ledo°. ninon thadia.rensue with the Banks( Reiland
these consignmests are said to ban occasioned. It any
eassignments of gain ban been made. the Only purr, of them
must be to pay for the ems purchased for Ragland, aid width is
expected there.".—St. PetersSurn Mmy IS, " •
• FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, wet` IS.
• corps of 10,600 men. consisting *belly et satbres, is to he-
raised in oar proximity. Link Wallachia is to furnish 6.000 amp
ant Una Wallacbia- 4;000; the former to be organiied by Gem
Geisn ar. the latter by Geo. Pablen. Reasia.undertakee the dory
of-clothing and arming these troops. bet delay and selisliewee
are to be at the expense of the Principality. The Waitaki few
corps monists at present of only me seen—the edits Saw panty
deserted, and partly been dismissed as eat for settles, • •
The President is very active in seeing the establithmeit st saUL
try Impish ; hr requites that weary thain shall snake Wang*.
meats ter the aecimmodatioo at 1.500 patients.
..Troops continue to march towards Gbiargevo • two regiments
'orCbassurs ea borsebacii.frons Bucharest puma through today.
Each of these' regisnents bad hardly SOO mete but about SO or MO
supernumerary hones. These troops were also preeMed with pikes,
the better to resist the attacks of the Turkish %he onealry. Oee
hundred waggons whh provisions tram the mei et hods ham
mhos the same direction.
Letters from Bucharest say that es moths st the awes el ploys
that had occurred in the city itself, the pollee had caused an she
taverns and toffee houses mist dined ever lea theimit, and hod
forbidden an tosantuoication in the swab Wares days. Mans
,1S persons who have the plague haws bee dtamieras. Mir tot
whom have tad the 'dein= ever sleep 06.14 oaf April, aid yet
were not foamed to their bedsos proof that the disease has bees
abated be maligoity. Meat of the Belida had bit their homes
an 4 the weal etudes it hunigaties, et busk( leaps subsee, was
,thiversally pacdeed.
=moans on cosmeb
Sr: )' itisassoasit, MAY mu—Three months,
Lamm, Jevdrk—Thee metals, a 211.
Beast, Jose So—Three aside. a 11114.
tereeenour. itom i—Ninety mll se.. •
Aatessevax, 1!.-12.07; Two wieethe. IS
liamberet Perm. Aspedhpani.
- • • BERLIN. Jere the .
*The ?nuns. 12• Se 'dm* of this date, eattakivseVrolleeraewe
kegs Turkey. • • .
ces Lauda. Jam am-Itates mew* e. tee
u f Y. Tweave o'CLocit.
Attabough it Is double pest day. our auk* thb ravralle
scanty and unimportant.-
In Sungari' tskthe Coosa market, irternales Whs.. • eri
inaction as en liaturday bat; with net e 'hatpin &Oil sit' t.
Oat the prime way Dv pond as Sei f ter _ •" •
The Paled (pais Diit suns. * sblp bow ••••11
• the docks there, which has three decks, ladependem of the spar
' deck, and is pierced for 160 gets. but will probably carry 100,
with her complement of men, which-wet lot be is.. than thirteen
to fourteen heidreds

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'The Samos Ayres Papers steer that the Dank ltionearbg
new mmento'replace die old Goss; they were to be head is
'entomb.
Is Patagoola, tbi alarm respecting the Indians coselnind.
although, there'd not bete in tie immediate neighbourhood since
she Incursion, *dab they bad taken away tow thousand head of
nude; hotting bate shamed their tomer* free the math to the
%rib.
• Lettertfrow Madrid; of the lit of Jae, speak of a
,change in the Spanish Miolatry.as Cant Oram is to bb jets r
of Foreign Affair,; M. Alum, Minister of Jostle; Oluaral
dkonsama. Minister at War; ad the. Marv* Alwaramm. /14.
Mei of Finance. The Minister of Marla is not named.
Accounts woes Lisbon. dated the fffth of May. sate dog
great nether of Carthelomelets base been arrested.'
MTV. IHIALWPAST ONE O'CLOCK.
We anatzesedittgly•dell in the City, and only one 111
genes, at MI, has been dose up to the proem den
Way be greed at elei foi the Account. Money WU voadme
It b niw Ettpatal: that eke young gates or Ponmets is to
reeds in this country, to be seer at band, to take advantage 01
amy_favourable change in the affairs of Portugal.
We andereatifftleat Count Vein Pam, who embarked; with
`several ' in an Meet ship for Terceira. soon after their
sailing went on ksvd a French meal, el Des Wawa edualsod
laformadunt of the tweet he eras ou, baud aloud suet Ott seinen
us watch die alp.
•7t ti roiadhed that favourable seeeseteleio Bordeaux) 1101,4 hoer
venehred -free the :Brisibert ides, wed have produced Ser
is Ng dep. Orsetnian :Wag Bess' bawl* up hen e.
per share. The 'taiga wafter Ire out rte arrived.

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TEE ZING.
111,1-MAJESTT'S IRRTVAL AT THE ROTALLODOR.I
WI DIOR ORILAT PARK. •
WINDSOR, Jose 14—Yesterday his MAINSTI. ac.
'eampasted by the Lord Steward and Mr. Deuce RAD-
CRUM left the Metropolis about half after one o'clock,
and proceeded in his travelling carriage to Hampton
Court, where the Into alighted and remained two
hours, during which time his MASISTY in,pected his
valuable stud of horses, previous to their leaving for the
vicinity of Ascot Heath during the approaching Races.
His MAJESTY. after leaving Hampton, continued his
route to the Royal Lodge, which he reached at seven
o'clock, to dinner, and entertained his suite, who had
previously arrived.
His Mummy: takes an airing this evening in the
Great Park in his pony phaetoti.
To-morrow hisMateart will entertain a distinguished
Party at the Royal Lodge.
• The Jockey Club will occupy Cumberland Lodge in
Olt Great Pink during the two Meetings at Ascot Heaths
The first Meeting of Ascot Heath Races is expected
to be much better attended this year than any pieced.
ing one. Thesday and Thursday are the two great days
but the latter is expected to attract most notice from the
unequalled entry for the Gold Cup. The course is in,
good order, but rain is wanted to :ender it what it
should be. although the indefatigable Mr.Jenaer
,nothing undone which can contribute to its improve.
sent. The Kiwi is expected to be present each day..
The Terrace was this day well attended by fashion.
able,. and numbers continue daily to visit the state
-apartatpnts of the Castle.
From the catastrophe last year rur Chief Magistrate
intends being very strict with the gaming tables, .rod
purposes having a strong body of town police.

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