Star.
London, England, 1829-07-28 00:00:00

HAMBURGH PAPERS.

($) SSA, JOLT S.
According to the latest accounts from Marasch, of 28th June,
the Russians have succeeded in passing the Balkan. General Count
Pesten has advanced as far as Sclimmo, and General Prince
Madatow to the vicinity of Aidos. The Grand Visier seems not to
have been able to binder their advance. It Is universally believed
here that our troops will reach Adrianople this year. According
to authentic reports from Grneral Count Diebitsch, the Counsellor
of State DS. August Von Foote° had returned from Shumla to the
Head-quarters. The Grand Vizier bad received his dispatches ani
proposals, and returned for answer, that he had sent them to Con-
stantinople, from which place the decision of the Govenment was
to be expected.
JASSY, JULY 10.

It Is announced from Tulczyo, July 2, that a second Russian
army of Reserve, said to be 40,000 strong, is in full march to the
Principalities and the Danube.
VIENNA, Juts 17.
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The dathriess Observer uys—Accounts from Werra say, that
the Emperor of Russia arrived there on the Ist July, and left it on
the Ith, to return to Sr. Petersburgh.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Just 30.
From a letter received by way of Belgrade,the Porte hie at length
published an account of the events before &tomb in the middle of
this month. The bulletins endeavour to conceal the extent of their
disasters, and to represent them in a manner lees disadvantageous to
the Turkish arms. Meantime extraordinary efforts are ma►ing to
oppose with energy the advance of the enemy. The Army of Reserve
at Adrianople has received orders immediately to proceed to
Swath. Every thing indicates that the Sultan himself will very
shortly take the field with the troops encamped at Terapia. The
fleet under the Capitan Pacha is soon to sail again.
The hopes that were founded on the arrival of the English and
French Ambassadors seem to have been premature. We hear that
the progress of the negotiations respecting Greece is not favourable.
The continuance of military operations by the Greeks is an obstacle
to the desired result.

BUCHAREST, Jun. 4.
Large magazines have been found at Silistria ; only a few days
ago it was reported that there was a scarcity of every thing. Ac-
cording to the capitulation, the two Pubes and the prawn are t✓
be sent as prisoners of war to Russia ; the whole of the Turkish
inhabitants are, however, permitted to emigrate, with • their
moveable property, to Bulgaria, or the other side of the Balkan.
Accordingly they are all preparing to remove to the interiOr.
VIENNA, Juts' 7.
A Reseript was published at Bucharest on the 29th of Jude, for
the formation of a Committee of Moldavian and Wallachiall
Boyards, of which Mr. Minziacky is to be Preeldent : half the
members to be chosen by the President, the oilier half' by the
Divans of the principalities. Those who are to be appointed must
repair to their posts without delay, must provide means for their
support durin4 their stay, and likewise have the knowledgi requi-
ske for their office, especially an accurate acquaintance with the
contents of the Treaty of Akermann. A decree for the formation
of a corps of Pandours, in Great Wallachia, has also been .pub-
lished, to consist of four battalions, each of 1,600 men, besides 360
corporals, 16 lieutenants, and 16 captains, or 1,792 in eacb bat-
talido.—lhumbregh Papers, July 25.
HAMBURGH, Jinx 24.

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Bonen Hall, 4 o'clock.— The continued rise, and the sosa:l
amount of our arrivals, has, within the last few days,imptuved
the wheat market considerably ; the holders are Decanting much
more reserved in their offers, and if it were possible to farms any
rational opinion on a subject depending upon so many contingent
circumstances, we should say that a decided rise in the price at
the grain is to take place.
nye has also risen within the last few days, but the sales effected
have hitherto been very limited.

Oats, if of superior quality. continue of ready sale. •
Of rapeseed we have for some time past had none in the marker.
From 10th to 16th instant inclusive one hundred and thirtylveven
cargoes of corn passed through the Sound. Of these, silty-any
wets bound for 13rirish posts; twenty-eight for Dutch; twelve for
French; fifteen for Swedish and Norwegian ports ; three fog the
Mediterranean ; five tor liremen ; one fur Lisbon ; one for Emden.
one for flamburgh ; and ten destination unknown. There were
besides, three cargoes of Sour from St. l'etersburgh for London.
Rik dollars.
... 125 to 160
... 115 to 156
.. 125 to 140
.. 122 to 140
.. 'lOO to 115
. . 60 to 60
... SO to 54
.. 50 to 56
... 42 20 40

Minsk Wheat

Anhalt (white) .
Ditto (red)
Daniels .
Damle Rye • .
Dialidebutgh Earley
Anhalt ditto
Upland Oats

Funds heavy, and *tie badness doing. Discount bar per ant.
Bons on Amsterdam in demand—ou London, effersti
Rad of July.
Anglo Danish Loan 3 per Cent. t• • 67j,
Anglo Russian Loan 'lldh
liamhurgit do. . . ooi
Polish binds
Austrian Bank Shares . • *r• 9.• %WS
Austrian Metalliques ... • .01
• . .
-Habsburg* Ittparter,July 24.
ELCIIIIAIIati as "OM& '

Iflusuacm, Jinx 24.-43. 114....411211111% U. IL
nali4Jll. J44.ir 21.-3 N. I 25i:
STocamotas, Jinx 17.-75 D. 11 27.
Cum.:usu. JOLT 11.-3 U. 6 Ilk
Barium, Jvt.t. tlAst 604. S.