Star.
London, England, 1828-09-02 00:00:00

HAMBURGH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

ODESSA, Aim IL
His Majesty the Emperor, with the Grand Doke
Michael and Count Nesselrode, arrived on the Bth.
Lord Heytesbury, the English Ambassador, has since
arrived, and it is said he has important communications
to make from his Court. It is not known how long his
Majesty will remain here, but it is generally affirmed,
that after the junction of the expected reinforcements,
he will return to the army. It is known that reinforce-
ments to the amount of 40,000 men, besides the guards,
passed the Danube at the beginning of this month. The
guards Most reach their destination in a few days.

BUCHAREST. Ave. 7:
The Russian army remains in its well entrenched
camp before Schumla, expecting the arrival of the
guard,. 25.000 strong, who are to arrive at Bazardjik
on the 15th of August.
The plague has entirely vanished here, and business
has returned to its usual course. In the neighbourhood
there are still souse symptoms; but these last signs of
disease will soon disappear. All accounts of a disorder
which no longer exists, and of danger, which has long
since vanished, are therefore to be classed is the domainl
of fiction.
AmovsT 9.—A1l the accounts from 'the theatre of
war are favourable to the Russians; they are close to
the gates of Sammie. and the fall of Silistria is at hand.

ODESSA, Am. ts.
We hear that his Majesty will set out on the 221 to
return to the army. It is certain that by that day all
the reinforcements, which amount to nearly 85,000 men,
must have joined the army at Sebumla, and that a grand
attack will then be made, unless the operations, which
will be carried on in the mean time, should have led to
an earlier development of the great crisis.

VIENNA, Aua. 22.
The Prince of Hesse Homburg arrived at the Rus-
sian headquarters on the same day that the Emperor
set out for Odessa.

By an autograph letter of the Emperor to the Presi-
dent of the Antic Council of War, his Majesty has ap-
pointed his grandson, the Duke of Reichstadt, to the
inexpressible joy of his august mother and the young
Prince himself, to the rank of Captain in the Yager
Battalion bearing his Majesty's name. Thus the military
career of the Prince will commence this year, and it is
said that in the approaching reviews be will be placed
under the Archduke Charles.

BERLIN, Amuse IN.
The Side Gazelle contatos the following article from
Turkey
A corps of three thousand men have been sent from
Karavarna to reinforce the garrison of Varna, and siz
thousand volunteers of the militia of Constantinople are
gone to the former place. A promise has been made
Ito those troops that they shat be relieved in a month.
On the sth, after a council, at which all the Ministers
and Great Officers were present, the order of the Sultan'
for the Grand Vizier to go to the army was made known.
His standards were immediately placed before his
Palace, anti his bead quarteis were to be on the 7th at
Daud Pacha, where the corps which he is to command
will be formed. This corps will consist of only tea or
twelve thousand men, but be reinforced at 'Adrianople
by another of equal force, which Tsehapan Oglou brings
from Caramania, by way of Gallipoli.
The substitutes of the Ministers, who in former times
used to remain at Constantinople on these occasions,
I will accompany the Grand Vizier, and, on the other
hand, the old Ministers will remain in the Capital.—
Haddi Effendi, who was Turkish Plenipotentiary at
Acketmann, is the substitute of the Reis Sandi.

VIENNA. Ave. It.
The Antrim' Observer of the 20th and contains
all the Russian bulletins up to the arrival of the Em-
peror at Odessa, on the Bth of August, but does not
give any new particulars.

IRON TUR HANDURGII DITORTUt, DATED AUG. 29.
LEGHORN, Am. e.
A report was for some time in circulation that
Ibrahim Pacha was about to evacuate the Mores, and
was only waiting for transport vessels. This proves to
have been an illusive hope. A vessel has arrived here,
in 28 days from Alexandria, and brings letters, accord-
ing to which the Viceroy, who had already fitted.out
several transports for the Morea, unexpectedly issued
counter orders, commanding his son not to quit it until
his supplies were totally exhausted. On board of the
vessel just mentioned. the chief partner of a mercantile
house, many years established at Alexandria, is arrived
!as passenger. He is charged to negociate a loan Pr
6.000400 of colonati for the Viceroy, or, more properly
speaking, for the Porte, for whose use, no doubt, the
money is intended.
BERLIN, At.. IT.
Our papers repeat. upon the authority of those of
Silesia, that the 40,000 men now assembled in that pro.
Alice constitute the largest body of troops ever reviewed
there in time of peace. At the famous review near
Grosstrutz. in the year 1785, the number of troops was
considerably less.