Star.
London, England, 1828-03-24 00:00:00

Though we have not received written news from
Constantinople later than the Bth, because the couriers
ate detained by the swelling of the Danube, and only a
few individuals without baggage have ventured to pass,
we learn, however, from travellers, that the capital en:
joys-the most compute tranquillity ; and that if the
rigorous orders against the Armenians are not yet rot,
yoked, the execution of them is relaxed, and most of
the emigrations are voluntary. Nothing certain was
known at Constantinople respecting the intentions of
the Eorte ; on the one hand, it was said that it would
not consent upon any•condition to concessions, if the
Greeks did not make a complete sub-mission, abandon.
inglbeir fauns the mercy of the Sultan. Other •paesons
thought that the we might -veryokitely.lieki 01 -elle
,tain conditions, and that it would require first of all- a
guarantee for the security of its own -existence ; and
than then, without formally declaring itself-L. without'
agreeing to sign, any. Treaty granting independence
Greece—it would tolerate it in silence. These accounts,
however, are but the suppositions of private persons;]
whickare not founded-upon any positive atithority,aedl
from which no inietesce can be drawn respecting the
state of things.
Inlike manner we haw nothing certain.froin the in.
teriur of Russia. - It is said that a Polish division has
joined the army in Bessarabia, and' that the- CktioOd,
Doke Constantine-is expected there; bet these sirs:only

eport L....Augsburg .Gaielle.: • • • • ' •
111110 SI TIM MIMIMISR. DiVCiIIANLIIIIIIII/MARCH

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PARIS, suwai •
The news of a pretended mission 40 the Ernperoi of
Russia, confided to M. de BAiriacyal, is destitute of
foundation. 7
M. de Moureinint'silniftiepleces the Connt:de.Yet-
ronnays in the embassy to St. Peter•burgh.
Purism Faxess.-.-Flve.pet Cents. 10Q(. 45c.; three per Cents.
SW. 23c.; Bank Smelt. ;,Naples &ock, 731. 40e.; Royal
'llp.iiiith lain; 701; Riebillte on London, one mouth, 551. 150.4

' LEGI4OO leoliEst 8.
Two days ago itcasirpress from' Genoa brought ac•
counts of the movement in corn atskat.place, in.conse-,
quence of the ports of France being °posed for foreign'
grain. Immediately some 80,009 querters of Wheat'
and beans weft:6Eo4oc tip it improved rates. Some'
cargoes of *Meat have ahlied from Liverpool; also,
• fromEambergh, and•otber iorthern continental port.,
and the prices have been equal cosies. to 43.5 pet impe;
vial quarter.

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' • GLitiltstlit 1411.1t156 •
tiPreftT. Miriam 14.
"'tie Gazette of Dresden announces, vsiOtout watant-
.
ing indeed the truth of Me statement, tha -hts Majesty.
the King of Prussia passed through that city on the 9th
withoutstopping. on his way to Vienna:—,(The aCeothits
from .Dresden of the lOth,.aad,frottsß die °R h* 12th,
do not mention this*Sourtleys),
ford ClmwiHialti, lately Briiish Ambassador 'at
Berlinehat Ifft that city. and 'got to to Dresden. '

• STAIT6rIttP, MAacti 11.

Her ,Majesty the Queers, item-suffering for some days
with a colds, WM, yeliterclai attacked with the measles.
The fever is moderate, and the ,symptoms hitherto is as
faCittritile iss:prossible.."--trankfbri Papers, March I&
• • . • BUCHAREST, F. a:
The post from Constantioopleof 11th February, with
lassit,Teraittances, of, .money from the Franks in that
61, ii ho ire *larded at the state of affairs, is still de-
taloa:fit Itedscliok bj the lie in the Danube, and is
isripaileittlreepecied. The' appfetierfions bf theentrance
Of it Russians still con:jutted, norwithsrandings the
fir man of the Sultan, announcing chat no Turk shall enter
the Principalities, astesitoopledoubtof the firm intro.:
tion of the Sultan act to yield to the Allied Poweis.—
l'hifitripodai his resigeed omice, that the Sultan will
by no soemilotettpy thi.Piintipalitieilo case of war, but
confine himself to defensive operations on the Danube.—
Tins noticertivos rise lierei totakeout conjectntes.
BERLIN; Alsace S.
An English Cabinet Messenger passed through this
city on the 18th Februarys on his way from London to,
Petersburgh. lc .s thought that he was the beater of
important communications to the Russian Cabinet, and
that Lord Stewart would soon follow him. Some per-
sons affirm that thiCcourier was the bearer of the rro-
tocol Of a. confeience held at Lesscion.--ifigerneine &i-
-sms, Nada&

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THEATRE ROYAL, •COVENT- GARDEN.

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• On areivieg at the Theatre on Saturday evening, we
found bills posted, announcing that Mr. Kees was Sud-
denly seised with • hoarseness,: an is-to preenat his ap-
pearance that evening; aid that Mr..Cneattalehhz
would take his place. Notwiebitending thisiad dislap-
poiturnerit, very fevi turned-back; ' The Arnie sios quite
full before the curtain rose. Before the pliy Drtr. FaWcse
came forward, and assured the liooie that the earliest
opportunity had been taken to inform the ptiblic, and
that only at four o'clock did •he receive Mr. 1E ZAN'S.
medical attendant's certificate. Tile explanation iras.
received -eery good humouredly, and if one was to
judge from the applause during the eieningi there vial
nothing wanted to gratify (the audience,' and 'un-
doubtedly they bad more than the' aierage theatrical
amusentent.'it was 'our intention to sire a fuller 'notice
than usual of theOastOt the play. As JOHN Klussrat
and Mrs. Siotious acting together was the boast of the
' last age, sh the combination of Kisa, YOUNG. aid
COMMIS KNAHLZ, in' the most perfect English play,
will be long treasured in the memory of the present.—
But, balked of hallows. quarry, we are unwilling to feed
;upon the rest—nor would jibe alto ether fair to criticise
(with much exactness CHANLES KILWILIeII volunteer
`performance—it was not a successful effort. He makes
Othello too whining, too uxorious, too mums The
speech before the Senate was delivered with too much
amorous sighing and undies .for an iudignaat ond
manly reply to a foul charge, before a grave assembly.
and by one who filled the racist trusty office of the
State. Again, the spleedi4 -farewell to, Othellq's.occo-
pinion was over violent and, we think, he was a little