Star.
London, England, 1828-10-31 00:00:00

TOULON, Orr. 23.

An Officer. of the marine, who arrived at Port
L'Orient, reports, that there was a signal of 7 English
ships of war sailing to the southward, by which it is
infer rei that England is gning to reinforce her squadron
in the Archipelago. We have still a report of more
troops going to the Morea. The Ist, 3d, and Ch regi-
ments, and a regiment of cavalry, with the Trident and
Scipion, as well as some other ships.

The German Papers received this morning, contain
no news of the least importance. We have extracted
the following from the Algemeine Zeilung of the 24th
in►tant:

AUGSBURG, Orr. 2S.
The Cannier de &apse continues with increasing bitterness its
attacks on the President of Greece. In a late Number it says—

" The President, who, like Sc. Louis, ought to administer jus-
tice under a tree, is almost invi.ible in the interior of his palace.
It is not wit►out great ditlicuity that admission to him can be ob-
tained, and even during t►e audience, the impatient look of the
President shows that his time is too valuable to listen to the appli-
cations of private persons. On his recent return to Egina, the
President undoubtedly perceived how public opinion judges of the
acts of his government. He was received in gloomy silence, and
the discontent which was evident in every countenance, was a
convincing proof that t►e people were disappointed in their hopes.
This coldness did not escape the President, and three days passed
over before be admitted any person to his presence. The whole
nation, and particularly Ypsilanti's ttoops, are eager for the cony*.
cation of a Natiupal Assembly. The President, in order to pacify I
Mem, has promised to convoke the Assembly nest month if circume
stances will permit, but nu preparatory steps have been taken. The
appointment of Demageromes, who are to exercise a direst inflotrace
bathe choice of the Deputies, is making in the meantime every
where, in the same manner as in Syra, where Viario Capo d'lstria
laid the list before the electors, so that t►e election has been made
conformably to his directions. In Hydra, Las Coaduriotd, Orlando,
and a third person of the same family, have been elected. If a
municipal administration is to be really useful to the country, the
opinion of the nation must be consulted; if this Is not to be dew,
the Government would have done nwch better not to call Greece
a free State, and to have it governed by Constnissaries invested
with t►e most extensive powers. • At Syra the greatest occludes
prevails; violent disputes hays arisen between the Demogerentes
of the lower and those of the upper town, who wish to impose
all the butdens on the natives, and to let foreigners go free--
,so that that the former, who are not able to enforce the rights
of their fellow Christians, intend to amigo. The sanitary
regulations which are still enforced, are a real burden to the
people, and increase their discontent and misery to the highest
degree. Napoli is a desert in consequence of than, and trade
wholly annihilated. The produce of the taxes is divided among
the Corfiote officers, of whom a number have arrived. Only a few
days ago a petition was presented to Viario Capo d'lstria, signed
by the majority of the inhabitants of the island, in which they
represent that the sanitary state of the island was never better than
it now is—that the long quarantine hinders their trade, which Is
their only means of support—that the working classes are without
employment, and almost starving. Viario Capo d'lstria tore the
petition—declared the petitioners enemies of legal order, and threat-
ened the Deputies with the anger of the Government."

FRANKFORT, OCT. 29-
In the negotiations of the late Commercial Congress at Cassel,
the Electoral• Government, which, of all the States that take part
in the Commercial Convention of Central Germany, has the highest
tariff of duties, is said to bare declared Itself ready to moderate it,
but that it cannot fit the time for doing so, certain financial mea-
sures being required, which shall be prepared in the interval that
will elape before the meeting of a second Congress.

Accoents from the Mores state, that Ogre age three
hundred and seventy-four sick In the hospitals.
Rear Adanital Court died u Toulon on the tQtk instant,

Extract bf a letter front Lisbon, deed the 12,h Of
sober : We are busy here, working with the greatest activity
in repairing all the forts situated on the Tagus, frau the asateau
of Belem to that of St. Julien, which are to receive Sacelsooe, as
wrfl as those on the sea coast. The Portuguese squadron, con-
sisting of the SybiUe and four other smaller vessels, having on
board four butulred sad fifty wen, have sailed. These troops are
'to replace those at Madeira ; the others will proceed against Ter.
aim. Since the Government have received accounts of the young
Queen of POITUGAL.II arrival in England, the Police have received
directioas to arrest all persons who speak IS that mat.

CITY. Twat.vrs o'CLocc.
The arrival of the oncial &wino HaOahu has dant away with
lan disbelief in regard to the fall Varna, which at pastas has had
but littk effect on the Camel Market. which opened this sand%
at the same price as yesterday, $6l g for the Accounts and rentals
at the above quotation up to the present ttiall. in the Foreign
Market little or nothing doing.
Jamaica Papers have arrived at the North and South American
Coffee-hosse, to the 7tb Sept. but they de not amain a wind of
interest.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONZ O'CLOCK.

' The Camel market is not so good as In the early pan of the
morning. when Consols were done at all for the Account, and at
present may be quoted din j. There baa been a pod deal of bath.
new done.

In the Fords!, market nothing transacting et consequence.
It appears that the month of October Is a very eventful aso.-the
Russians retreated from Champeign—hatde of Prague—the beetle
of Austerlita--surrender of Ulm—battle of Leipsie—batty of
of *Depute tree

Trafalgar—battle of Camper(
Moscow—the taking of Varna.

GRIMSBY, OCT. V.—HisMajesty's cutter Lapwing
brought in here this day the Betsey, of London, with a caw of
135 tubs of gin and tobacco.
Intelligence ha: been received from the Mediter•
nom, stating the death of Commander Pena Samoan, of his
Majesty's ship Asia, and Flag Confounder to Sir PI/MOW )144
cow, the Admiral in command no that station. This OMeer
formerly served as First Lieutenant of the Newcastle, Sir rut"
vame's bag-ship, when be had the consmasid on the St. Helena
Amino, during the embodiment of NAPOLIIOII BOPAPAII7I on that
Wand. Sir Thomas S. P•a.iv, dia Admiril's Flag lieutenant,
succeeds to the vacancy occasioned by the death of Captain Sou
nom The Cruiser is commissioned for tie Last India station by
Commander J. E. Gamins Cos ors.