Star.
London, England, 1828-01-10 00:00:00

VIENNA, llscbassa 29.

It is here generally reported, that Prince Philip of
Besse, Commander in Chief in Styria, M ill shortly re•
move from Gratz to Lemberg, to succeed General
Fresnel, Commander in. Chief in Gallicia, who will go
to Gratz instead of the-Prince of Hesse. Major Count
Karaczai, Aid.de Camp to the Archduke ►Maximilian,
is going express to London.
Dec. 28 —Accounts from St. Petersburgh says The
Committee,whie's was ai.pointed in 1803 to examine the
territorial disputes in the Cringes, was, at the same tithe,
directed 10 determine the obligation of iheVartar set
tiers upon the estates. I:6l.llNesty. tbEqiire Nor, after
examining the statutes laid•belore bile; hailrentithfifse
advantageous both for the Tartar settlers aticrthe land-
holders in-the Crimea, and bit ordered them to:be
transla:ed into the Teeter language, and a sufficient
number of copies to be sent to that. country. These
statutes secure to the Tartan the freedom of their per-
sons and property. Their:relations to the landholder►
depend on mutual agreement, and are colmarmed by the
Magistrates, Any disputes betsrin thesis and the
landholders, or their agents, are to be decided by the
Tribunals: the Authorities are enjoined to. spew
the strictest justice. If the Tartar neglects his duties, the
landholder can put an end to thicorltract, having first
given due notice to him, and also to the agiwates.—
Austriax'Observer, Dec. 29.

A succession of. Balls, Concerts,and every description
of gaiety has accompanied the usual festivities of the lesson at
Boologne-sor-Mer.
The Rev. D. DAVIS, Rector of Cliddesden and Har-
kigh, at his recent tithe audits abated to some of the
tenants 12 per cent. on the amount their Composition.
In the course of a few ring past, he has glade reductions
on the same account, of mote than 25j. per cent. We
have she pleasure, to state, that P.l Powys, Esq. of
Harwiek House, has this Christmas, in cp!isequence of
the pressure of the times, allowed at, tenants a discount
of ten per cent, oil theft rents.—Reading mercury.

THE KING:
Wiapsof; JAS. 9...Yestirday afternoon. st
o.'cloek,,Lord Gootritervarrisred rt; the Royal Lodr;
anChad an audience or his Mailer,. His Lpidstrip
artook of refreshment's, and left at feur o'cloilifor
London.
ifs the evening the linen CiIANCELLOR arrived, and
had an interview wi.h his MairorrY, alter which he left
for London.

.- COURT CIRCULAR.

The Loan CHASPCELLOIL kft town yesterday morning for the
Royal Lodge, Windier Park, on a visit to the KING; hi, Lordship
bad an audience of his Masurr,and returned to town in the after-
noon, where be arrived about five o'clock. His Lordship proceeded
in his carriage and four to the Foreign-office, Downing-street,
where the Cabinet 'Ministers were assembled, having been sum.
atoned yesterday morning to attend a Council at four o'clock in the
afternoon. The Ministers present at the meeting were Viscount
Gramma, the Earl of CARLISLIG Earl Dormer, Mr. Ilcskissom,
Viscount PALMERSTON' Lord Dexter. Mt. CHARLES GRANT, and
Ml. Twiner.

The Ministers sat in deliberation till past six o'clock.
The Governor and Dipati-Gov rnor of the flank of Englmd
left the Bank shortly before four o' luck yesterday altemouti, and
proteeded to the office of the CHA •ce.i.Lor. of the FICIIEQUER, in
Downing-street, where they bad a long conference with Chit night
Hon. Gentleman. ,

Prince Ltsvatt, the Russian Ambassador, and the Marquis de
Pacaint.s, the Portuguese Ambassador, tr.tnsaeted business yester-
day with Eati Dumas., at the Foreign Office, Dow ll itt reel.