Star.
London, England, 1828-12-01 00:00:00

AUGSBURG, Noy. 22.

The Corrrier de Sower has the following article front Constan-
atAtinople, October 11 :
" There is no doubt that if the Ambassadors of England and
France bad returned to Constantinople, the affairs of Greece might
now be brought to a termination, at least as far as concerns the
bases on which the exi•tenceof Greece must rest. This would be
a great benefit for that country, and for Europe in general, which
would cease to be kept it: continual trouble by this apple of dip
coed. The Porte thinks it beneath its dignity and the justice of its
cause to .end Ambassadors to treat with the Dtputies of a people

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whom it cannot look upon otherwise than as rebellious subjects,

and with the Ambassadors of a Power which is waging the most
furious war with it, and which threatens not to make peace with
it except under the walls of Constantinople.
" Notwithstanding the advantages gained by its army, and
the enthusiasm of the people, the Porte is very well aware of
the advantages of peace, and would accept it if it should be
offered ; it would offer it if it believed it could do so with honour,
but as lung as the manner empl.tyed towards It is such, that it can-
not but believe that the other party is designedly unjust towards it,
and takes pleasure in giving it occasion fur discontent and complaint,
it will defend to the utmost its rights as an independent Power.
This is tit opinion generally entertained here of the actual senti-
ments of the Divan. It is said, though nothing yet appears to con-
firm it, that the Sultan has ordered an army to be sent to the Greek

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provinces and Attica and Hernia, to be placed in a situation to repel
an inva+i.•n. It h possible that the Porte is not wholly determined
how it shall considet the French expedition to the liorea. It waits
for the first proceeding of General Alaison's army, and the position
winch the Russian fleet may take in the Archipelago in the pre-
acme of that army. In the end the Porte niay, perhaps, consider
the presence of French troops in the Mores even, should they

be increased as is reported to 7.0,000 men,as a security against attack
by Hurla on another part of its territot y ; but it will not be re-
"bad, after so many motives for distrust, after a political conduct
the continual changes in which it cannot comprehend, to give credit
to assurances of disinterettedness, without absolute facts ra prove
their sincerity. Every body say., that the return of thm Ainbassadors
to Constantinople would bare removed many doubts, and have
placed in a clear light the intentions of both parties."
Vticstas, Nov. 19. letallicllles, t)5 srl`.—lank Mires, 1095 L.
..-41genseige gauss, Nee. 24.
SEMLIK Oct. b.
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Two et three Tartars dajly arith at the Palace of the Turkish
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Governor of Belgrade, but It Is impossible to kart) any thing
from them. •
Important events are said to have taken place, for we have just
learnt from an authentic source that the Turks are ral4ne en-
trenchments at Phillipopull. and Sophia, within cannon ,hot of the
ramparts of these cities, and that troops from Western 'Macedonia
have marched towards those parts of Runelia.—Frankfori Papas,
%%r 24.

CITY, TwELve o'CLocic.
Consols opened this morning at 84 buyers, and continues at the
same rice. with little or nothing doing.
The Foreign market is very inactive at present, and pikes are
nominal.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONIC O'CLOCK.

Consols Lave rattier improved since the early part of the morn-
ing, when they were done at 881 sellers, after which got up to
87j, and at present may be quoted at 87, alternately buyers and
sellers. Some purchases have been made, but not to a great extent.

CADIZ, Nov.ll.
Our Junta Sanitaire has published the following—" Considering
the motive which obliged la‘ely our Junta to prevent all commu-
nications by land with Algerisas, St. Roche, Tarafa, and other
towns and villages, have, with the greatest satisfaction annulled
the Decree."
In the Foreign market, Colombian Bonds have got up 2 per
cent.—in other Foreign Securities little doing.