Star.
London, England, 1829-11-02 00:00:00

SIVENPENCE.

rarely, perhaps never disturbed ; under the Turkish despotism they
enjoy almost unboanded freedom. Since the Russian army has
decided on wintering at Adrianople, in consequence of a plague
whiCh at present is raging with great virulence in some of the
Turkish districts _through which that army would have to pass ;
and, moreover, it being now almost too lite in the season to think
of recrossing the Balkan, there is a probability that Count Hey-
den's departure from the Mediterranean wiU be delayed until the
ensuing spring. But should he decide on wintering in Fngland,
there is every reason to think that the reduction of our 'Traded%
will not be for a moment protracted. The Sublime Porte has or-
dered a grand Embasey to be in readioesa for the purpose of pro.
needing forthwith to the Imperial Court of St. Petersburgls. The
Embassy goes in a Turkish frigate to Odessa, and thence overland
to St Petersburgh."
By the Colombia packet ship which passed by this evening, we
have New York Papers to the tat in.tant. It is stated in them
that accounts had been received from the Havannah, which coo-
tridiet the report so confidently circulated, of reinforcements
liming about to sail from Cuba for the army of Barrettes, on the
:aims of Mexico. The same papers state the yellow fever at New
Orleans continued to woad its ravages is the sky.
The Onys,lo, Bauder, sailed Ole moping for Madeira,
Ascension, and Maranbam She tall at Trinidad prior to
her return. She takes Colonial dispatches and a supply of scien-
tific instruments for the Chanticleer surveying ship, Captain Foster.
The Briton, 46, Captain the Hon. W. Gordon M. P. sailed on
Sunday to Santa Cruz, with Col. Dashwood on board, the British
Consul-General to the Republican Government of Colombia.
Mr. Turner, the British Minister to the Republic of Mexico (and
Lady,) have arrived here this week, to proceed to Cartbagena, in
the Herald yacht, Commander Maxwell, and will sail for that
quarter in a few days. Col. Wilson, the son of Sir Robert Wi-
son. also takes passage in the same ship. The Herald will return
to England by way of Jamaica and the Havannab.
The Sylvia cutter sailed on Monday, end on the following day
the Arrow, on a cruise. On Thursday arrived the Sparrow cutter,
and Echo steam-vessel; the former sailed yesterday, with mum: y
for the dockyard at Plymouth. The Vigilant arrived yesterday
from Plymouth, and returned to-day.
Lieut. Knight, Commander of the Eagle revenue cutter, bat
within these few days deposited 38 casks of foreign spirits, and
Lieut. Sheppard, thief *Seer at Portiand,l9 ditto, at the Custom-
house, at Weymouth.
The company of Royal Artillery stationed at Devenport is to
hold itself in readiness to embark for Barbadoes, as soon as re-
lieved by a company daily expected from Woolwich.
RAW .pakeed the schooner George Canning, Payne, Cron-,
Denis, with fruit to Southampton—released for quarantine, and
proceeded thither. On the 11th of October, off Cape St. Vincent,
spokethe schooner Bliss, Cash, from London to Seville. On the
115th inst. lat 48. 25. long. 7. 20. W. spoke the ship Hope, Matthews,
from London bound to Trinidad, all well, and wished to be re-
ported. The schooner Royal Mail, Scott and Solace Cross, were
nearly loaded with new fruit at Deeds, and were to sail oa the sth
or 6th ism. On the 28th inst. In the longitude of the.J.Asard, the
George Canning passed a large ship water-logged, with no masts or
bowsprit standing ; too much sea to approach neat her ; her bul-
warks were gone, and the deck and stern blown oat. She appeared
to be lately wrecked, as them was no appearance of grass or weeds
on her, but the paint looked quite fresh. She bad painted half ports.
Sunday arrived at St. Helen's the Dutch ship of war Zeemew.
Lieut. J. B. Malemaar; Commander, from the Mediterranean, last
from Gibraltar. She came to the Mutherbauk on Monday. and
was released from quarantine ; she is bound to the Tezel. Almon
Tuesday pat in here the Dutch ship Alexander, of and from Rot-
terdam, Ppt. Cornelius Davey, with i general cargo, bound to
Surinam. This morning the Brighton, Sebor, packet ship to New
York. This ship will sail so-morrow morning with a mail and pas-
sengers. Also arrived the Prince lieges', Taylor, for Tobago.
. The ship Medina will be the nest vessel that win proceed Tot the
Colonies..—Hawtpshiie Theirapt.

BRAZILIAN INDEMNITIES to be GRANTED
a BRITISH SUBJECTS.

(Copy.) "Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 27, 1829.
" Sia—Having been appointed by his Britannic Ma•
iesty's Ministers at this Court, and approved of by the Brazilian
Government, la Comnsbsioaer for the settlement of the Indem-
aides for British property seised during the blockade of the
River Plate by the Brazilian squadron, including the vase'
called the ' Rob Roy,' detained some date ago at Pernam-
buco, we have the honour to transmit to you a memoran-
dum of the form of the oath required to be made to the in •
voices, and of the documents that will be wanted, having
further to observe, that in cases where the owners of goods
have been their own underwtiters, they will not be allowed to
charge the premiums in. their invoices, and that where part of an
invoice has been insured, and the owner of the goods has run the
risk on the• remainder, It would be well that a declaration on oath
to that effect accompany the certified policy of insurance, as the
latter is demanded chiefly for the purpose of checking the amount
of the invoice. We hand you herewith a copy of the Memorandum
entered into between the. Governments, respecting these indemni-
ties ; and we will thank you to cause our present communication
to be made as piddle as possible amongst those concerned in the
Brazil trade, that they may forward their claims in proper form
and without delay. •
" We have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your most obedient and very humble servants,
(Signed) " GEORGE NAYLOR.
" GEORGE MARCH.
• Thos. Maich,'Esq.thairmatt of the Brazil •
Committee, London."

PARIS PAPERS.

From the Gazette de France of Saturday •
VAAL& Ocr. 30.

Liss or mire ave.—Le Tamps.— PAI• de Cbabrol is to be Minister
of the Interior; M. lioi, of Finance; M. de la Ferronays, Fo-
reign Affairs • General Ambruguac, Minister of War; M. tie I.
Polignac, Presideut of the.ConaciL
The Cboutitutierusel.—Tbe seizure of the contraband goods ad.
• dressed to Lord Stuart, confirmed by M. Rol, has been fallen tof
by order of hi. successors, sad the goods have been resturesl to the
, Ambassador upou condition of their being re-exported.
• PARIS, Ocv. 30.
As the Journal des Delesesitss joined the Liberal Journals to
deny the Osotsiee Directeur, we think it useful to call to mind what
M. de Chateaubriand or the Coarrrvateur said in 1819 on these
.•
Committees':
" Fassrestxxx—The honest Brien whoop you ought to choose to
represent you, ere those Royalists *ho hare already merited your
suffrages.. These men do nut intrigng,; dm are not designated by
Cashes Directairs." • •
The Gazette quotes other passages;'f4asWlb the existence uf the
Collates Directeur is strongly saserted. ,
..L
The Gazette quotes at fell length the Act 4 the Bsitiah Parlia-
ment, of the 39th George 111, chap. 7.4'411185t " Various dan-
gerous Societies, such, as the Curremosiding Society of London,
and others," in oider. to sbcw that, is "England, in one of the
greatest dangers to which the British .elstsatitution ever was ex-
posed, thepubilc liberties and the Royal prerogative were caved by
• • • • ,•. . .
Parliamentary measures.
Neitbertbe Gazette, nor the Massy* Mi Ifessiteur of Friday,
coetsialoy gees ,oclative to the seen 4.111*

Forifse Flow.
Five per Cents, 10111: 35e. 30c.
Three per Cents, s2f. 70c. 6.5 e:
flank Actions, 1,11111(4.•
• FORINZI Futter.
' NeapuGtaa &sten Cert.' Fate. WE 110(.115c.
Spanish Rennie, S.
Rol* Spaniel' Leas, 771 I.
interminable Spin. Annuities. 35k.
.Haytimai Leen, sal.