Star.
London, England, 1828-10-07 00:00:00

Wheat, and on the 26th, 68s. Id. and the aggregate

average tithe sit weeks which governs the duty is cow;
60s. lid. per Neuter. The duty is conseqaeotly 244.,
and se tdief can be sought is the impartation of foreigal
corn. On reference to the average prices throughout
Europe, lately published -in the
.Mossiterar. and copied
into the English Journals, it appears that rites are
eveqwbete too high to admit the possibility of foreign
corn being iateodseed 'bete. The pi= at Scottie, the
.sreat shipping oat on the Oder, was 16f. 19c. the
hectolitre, 41e 375. 34. the imperial quarter. Adding
to this ss. per quarter (cermiltly not coo much) fowl
freight and insurance to 'London, and Ss. for an.
loading and warehousing these, and then the duty
of 265. the result is, that Wheat cammot wow be in:.
'ported from Stettin ender 695. 3d. per quarter. MI
•Antsterdain the price is 171. 19e. the hectolitre, or
Sas. ed. the quarter, making, with 6s. for charges, and
'24s. ditty, es. ed. The average of wheat throughout
France is 1 I f.43c. the hectolitre, or 495. id. the quarter,
sad adding 6& and 44s.it would amount to 795. Sd. in
the London warehouses. The northern ports being
now shut up for the winter, oar case seems to be this—
that until English 'wheat rises t 0651. we are prohibited
in effect from resorting to foreign supplies.
The first necessaryof life is thus kept, in this country,
at a prim dearer, by from sae half to two thirds. than
°eche greater part ef the Continent. It is even Ils.fid.l
per quartet above die rats in France, whose agriculta-1
rusts have also a monopoly, thou?* a :nom moderate
one than our own. The present scale ((duties is vet y
good as-compared with its predecessor; bet its chief
emit, in one eyes,.is,tisat it was held out as preparatory.
es a better dispeesation.` The time when corn shall be
admitted into our ports sae a fait, iced, and moderate
dem will be a reign of grace.wot *sly WORT MOW.
• future, and commerce, but to the agricultural interest
itself.

The Paris Papers roociv—e7iii—aaight cassia eatbieg
importest, all Aar .istelligeaco tress the theatre of
war Wain hem anticipated by the GOMM and Butch
Papers, front which wo have ahead,' given copious ez.
MM. A letter ftoOlavuin, is the Gerreeivalc Frvatoe,
!taw that eibeerouref lass* tricre'eatbasking re
die 10th alt. The Chief biettolf did eat intend to
embark wad die assent etpeditios was ready 9 sail.
The troops front /4*lfTig ware fines team treas.
ports amidst the salutes.gf the. AIN* Cued ie honour
of the arrival of tbra
.40abassado*: . it Tharsgh tin
seloke," says the paw:gip 4-thiiepr. " iv see the
Greek odours hoisted. is he room cljihe rd Sy riche
Egyptiaes."
We received last fig"'
R.
Ist. km. li costs*, hider the 604 of Anemia, some;
'peculation; en dm hinds& Ile Dardanelles by the
Ilertiass. It asouliffit have hose ecpected that this!
country would 011eritetat to the execution of this Inca.
sate, amid faience is draws/that it will prodece a;
sebism • political iodations of Europe.
Pt= Papers to the 3d instant were received
this 111 . $ their COMPOU do not possess numb in-
terest, and ileincipally relate to the swan adopted
by You Am fat the Were effectual protection of ttie 1
port of Proses' flout assault. A serious me tiny had

betake set ett the Ist Sept. among' the Greek troops,
trade, Gfteed Cantant. The odessible reason given
foe gkii sit of iosaboediaatitio watahat they wise only
to ifilsive Biz works) heasatl of three months pay.

After the soldiers were promised the pay they desired?
the mutiny was quelled; and it is said Gen. annum'
thoroughly disgusted with the Greek ser vice, tied given
up his command, and-arrived at Santa► Maws.
VIENNA, Sass fig.
st letter from Corfu, of the 11th September, astable theft:Mow-
ing partieadars
" Letters from Peeves" of the Ilth of this meads, which have
just been received here, state that Vali Bey Jana (whose reconci-
liation with the SeratAier we have already mentioned) had arrived
sr Prevesa on the sth, in the eves*, and had immediately gives
orders to a man of war at anchor there in cruise horn Part Nato.'
errors to the vicinity of the island of Santa Ahura, as he had ma- I
win to fear the appearance of sans Greek ships. It seems that'
accounts received from various quarters agreed in stating that se-
veral amulgwessels, atistkos and the like, under the command
the somata Antonio Pasoan. (whose son has hug been in
Cogs, and the re nuinder of whose family is daily expected from
Ancona) had arrived at Blither, which seemed to wait (Sr the ar-
rival of Deenetelas Ypsilanti with hie troops frost Niagara, In order
to act then by ma and land again* Prevesa.f On the 6th 'Witte
morning, Veil Bey inspected the fortifications of Prevesa, and gave
orders for fortify*/ the position of Scalle, a rocky island at the
entrance of the golf .1 Peeeesa. Oa the ath,irt the afternoon, a
Proclamation appeared, calling on ail the inhabitants, Turks as
well as Greeks, to mkt is erecting the batteries on Sea*. Veld
Bey farther demanded from the inhabitants of !reveal' a loan of
50,000 Spanish dollars; and on the 7th issued an order that every
Individual in that tows above the age of sisteen years shorid pay
a Spanish dollar. At Asia sod the neighbouring places tranquillity
was restored, and the inhabitants were returning to tbek houses,
which they had left daring the quarrel betwieniTek Bey and the
Seraskier, Itedseedd Paolka.

The Se; &skier lad sent some troops at the mid of August to-
wards Zagori (north of Janina), in order to climate a band of rob.
bees who bleated *at neighbourhood. The chief of this band is
mid to he a Turk wasted Alice Lames, who formerly commanded
it Anatolia,. On the approach of the Seragiet's troops, he took
refuge is a momastery mar Tager', but was driven from it, and red
treated to a village in the mountains, eight leagues front Janina.
In a precedingengagement, this Banditti Chief had lest fifty men.
h was reported at" Prevesa, that all the Albanian Chiefs had sent a
petition to the torte, in which they make complaints of itedichid
Poch; mad desire that Omer Vrlsne may be appointed in his room;
who, being an Albaniae. is better acquainted with their manners
and customs. The famous Albanian Chief, Maur Podavis sail
also to have signed this petition.
With respect is General Church, and the meeting mem his
troops, the letters.from Prevesa give the following mamma "Oa
kleaday the Lot September, in she meowing, General Church titled;
all the Captains together, in order ea give dam sit-weeps' pay.l
These Captains then required is see the written order of Count',
Capo tristria, by virtue of which only de weeks* pay was to be
distributed asneeptheos. Wimp= General Church had the paper
brought front on beard the Greet steam boat, fad the Captains ap
peared to be satisfied; but in the afternoon about 1,213 Greeks as•
setnNed before the residence of Gea.Cbarch, a compel him is give
them three months' pay. The Stellffil-best and the adstices prr.
add* the tumult, directed their guns against the mutineers, and
ally waked for orders from Genial Church te fare upontisent. The
General seat his Aide•de•Camp to pacify the anutimeers, who, bow•
ever, with those who accompanied him, wee very ill treated. The
Captains new hammed tr the spot, and promised the ntotineers the
pay they *sired, at which order was revered."
It was reported at 'Biked:at GeniMiChorch intended to go is
Biles, basing as mind ea remain anyiloonaf ainondAmb awliagers.
ht fact, General Chord. misted at Some llama a few days ago►
sod had a conference with Captain Mahan, the English eesidesm
On thee*, ha she morning, the french schooner the Armies°,
arraed here item Brindisi: it brought dispatches &din Count

Guigeninet ; sad due sseppist a few boars is tits suds, sailed
sitar hiss.

WAYEWCB, isersauna se:

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Tee Contra/ Camesittee s litialry, width &as beep established
is oar city wer dace she yew lila, bald Its law weedy .at the
lath Warn; &amity boat hicompleth la Its amber far above a
year. and far else last We ar eidie awatlis, hardly ever wore. thaa
oae raesaber bin present. is ceder. therefore. el) draw -up the
lima/ peaswel. tie Comaslatiesers of Howe Darmstadt md Nassau

<ma; bare sot purpose, mt. with the Boarish Commissions.,
sjoed the protocol. it any be exposed that the leasing pion
.01 the ewktuiastts Sag feria, wbick bes been laid *dere the
Diet, will he mode cabin.
SWITZELtLAND, Ss:mum

Private letters foam Paris speak of die overtures to be wale to
Switserlandder swat modifications la the military capitulations.
These amdilicalleas seem to concern only Me Regimeats of the
Guard, some et she prerogatives of odd& ate thought to be ez-;
cessive. .$y diem changes it is hoped to Fewest further attacks
in the Chamber of Dgutirs, which k would be the more dillicolt
to resist, as the capitidatiens have never been esuirmed by the
agambeaa. or published hi the istaatis des Zak --Fneelifert
t The latest Jewish from Eglna, which tome down ta the
Lath of August. make ass mention of sea ao etpedklea ati Ypsi-
lanti to Western Groece.--/mtriert Ohms.% Sept. 25.

CITY, Twainve o'Ccocit.
The arrivals this Maiming are kw, and of so impeetance. A
La ward island Mail left St. Themares ea the its of September.
The private letters, by the above astweyano‘briag ammo from
Waifs of the 15[110 August. which areal Jaws.
Trinidad Papers have beau received at the nth Auguste—The
crops are Impacted to pc ohm shim thousand hogsheads of sugar.
A subscription of beam= hundred peon& hae hem made for a
inenumeot to Mr BALM Woooraeo.
lashadees Papers else arrived to the Nth of August, bet are
.9•14 et interest.

Dui& etesealmeat which is arrived. Wog Dieuinirme.
trim Amsterdam. ire amt. Mailer. Meeker Dime mock kam
improved.

There is a oesqlese Swaths lu the Cowl otethot et porsos.
mid the wisk of the Mote are open the Ow fee *sorriest of
the great City earitaist, mid it aware tier a» greskiliva it aia-•
avow, wIS talcs phoe tuttil be ashes his .appoketwo, which is
aspeceed es the ordeal of the Frank pada from Cal Ms. COWS
opased ax 4161
CITY. HALF-PAST ONK O'CLOCK.
Up t. the prows licor woussek without the lease kfirosatiett.
The Wends Nil is not eakeL

The Camel market has hem Ilreteatieg &deg the etatoleg
between 441 asdet7i fee the Abreast; they say be limed at the
Aster price.

411 e alike of Ireland helmet a mere otanding mature, has had
some effect en die :Feuds. and finpreeed then dote the early part
at die Ewing/ pee eon.

L as f*.. market *ere is isabiog dein.
•
Difpatshes were seceived this aiming at the Colo-
nial Oliee ifolo the Leeward Wands.

The Duke of Curs 'mac arrived at Hanover on the
23d eh. *leer three raearke abeeeee.

The Duke of WiIAANGTON returned to town yester-
day, from a reside tie Karla WessaroaeLsits, at kis Lordship's
seat, at Apar:Nye, tiordiantptiouliire.
Viscount M immix has ktt torn for Scotland.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Foreign
Ork dr e issa-Lard & Olt OAST 1011111,41 r, his Allajeity's A or
at Yariff•

fniffillowitag is posted at Lloyd's:
" P.aa, Ocr. Swedish Coawl at Marseilles has re.
mired intelligeoce from Algiers of the capture of three French
brip, from the Colarleo, with sager, mike, &c. by Alierice cor-
sairs, and affibiell have bees sold with their cargoes. ♦ letter from
caws, of the jig& Ilk states, that ea the SlPtli August, two *lgo.
rise corsairs capered See French lodge, scar Cape It. Vincent's,
and carried them into Larachs."