Star.
London, England, 1829-11-26 00:00:00

SEMLIN, Nov. 4.

We have positive information from Turkey, that all the points
iu di.pute between Count Diebitach and the Turkish Plenipoten-
tiaries at Adrianople are settled; and that bliastapba Paths of
Scutari, who, at the beginning of last month, seemed to think of
nothing less than driving the Russian General from Adrianople, bad
his warlike ardour cooled by the answer of Count Diebitscb, and
and ended his military excursion at Phillppopolis.
The &mans, for the incorporation of six districts with Servia,
are said to be issued ; Ghiurgevo evacuated ; and the Gnu instal-
ment of the indemnity to Russian subjects paid.
The accounts from Constantinople are not very favourable. A
bitter and dangerous feeling prevails In the people against the Sultan
and his counsellors; and not a night passes without some victim
of fanatic hatred. The Sultan, teo, begins to see the dangers of
his situation ; his guards are reinforced and receive higher pay.
Couriers from London and Paris to Constantinople pass through
here every week ; and it seems that important negotiations are
going on relative to Greece, and of an advance of money to the Porte.
♦IENNA, Nov. 13.

5 per Cent. Metalliques
4 per Cent. ditto .. 9li
Bank Shares
N0v.14.-5 per Cent. bletaUlqwes lO4
4 per Cent. ditto 91i
Bank Shares .. 1,228
-41,1genteilie Zeitung, Non. 20.

The Austrian Observer—also received by the

Flanders mail this day—has an article from Adrianople
of the 30th ult. by which it would appear that the rati-
fication of the treaty of peace by the Emperor of
Russ: A. had been received there three days before; and
that the Russian head-quarters were about to be trans-
ferred to the foot of the Balkan. This paper informs us
that the plague had greatly diminished in all Wallachia ;
and that all other places in the east of Europe that had
been infected, were almost purified :

ADRIANOPLE, Ocr. W.

The ratification of the treaty of peace by the Emperor of Ru-
da, was received here on the 27th ; and the neat day the ratifica-
tion of both parties (that of the Sultan was made on the 27th Sep.:
tember) were exchanged by the Plenipotentiaries, at the head-
quarters of Count Diebitsch. It was understood that Adrianople
would be evacuated by the Russians, and the head-quarters of
Count Diebitsch be transferred for the winter to Selemmo, at the
foot of the Balkan. The sth and Pith corps of the Russian Army
his already left Adrianople to return to Russia.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 2.

The plague has greatly diminished in all Wallachia,--owing,
as well to the cold weather. as to the energetic measures adopted
to check it. In Bucharest itself there base been lately only
from one to three denim by plague daily; and on some days none
at all. The accounts from the other parts of the country are

favourable. At Bndow, Tockecharri, and Bream, there have
been no cases of plague for more than this mouth past. Rind*
Is wholly purified; at Kallaraseh, which has a cordon about it,
the disorder is much diminished ; at Crajowa there is at most one
cue In five or six days; at Petescht, Kiniperia, and Plojeseht, the
cases are very rare ; all the other places that were infected are
almost wholly purified.—Autrien Observer, Nor. 15.

Brussels Papers of yesterday's date are received this
morning. In these we find an interesting piece of news
from Ancona, dated the 3d. namely, that an armistice
had been concluded between the Turks and Greeks, about
the isthmus of Corinth. The cause assigned is feasible,
although untrue : " They seem sensible that it is useless
to shed their blood in order to determine territorial
boundaries, which will be decided by the three Powers,
in their negociations with the PORTE." The truth is
that the PORTE has little to say in the matter. The
Russians will decide the boundaries of Greece very
shortly.