Star.
London, England, 1828-11-21 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

IIOU TR OAZIITTE DI VRANCZ, NOV. 19.
LEMBERG, Nov. 2.
Letters from Brody. which are worthy of credit, say
that 25,000 fresh Russian troops have arrived in the
principalities; so that there is no reason to fear any fa-
ther invasion from the Turks. Ten thousand have ben.
sent to General Geismar, and eight thousand towards,
Giurgeao. A new event twig ibe Polish trot is
spoken f, and it was said at Bradt that the corps of
General &den had spitted its positions, and was
marching towards the south. It is said also that the
Emperor Nicholas, alter his return to St. Pecersburgh.
would publish a new Manifesto, in which he would
repeat his pacific ;rite' tions, and his formai renuncia
Lion of all ideas of conquest irnm the Ottoman Empite.
VIENNA, Nov. I.
Letters from Odes.a say, that the Russian Guards
will not repass the Danube. but that they will be as-
sembled
at Issaktchi, to form the reserve of the army
under Count Wittgenstein.
It is said that M. de Tatischeffi4he ROssian Minister
at our Court, has asked leave of abiellce _to Ws St.
Petershurgh. - t • *:.:*!
Yesterctay.an English courier was dispatched to Lord'
Heytesbury, at St. P. tersburgh.
P.S. A report is spread that Silistria is in theisands
of the Russians.

PARIS, Nov. HI.
Mercantile letters received from Madrid, by etpress,
announce that official, intelligence has been received in
that capital of the destruction f the bands of malefac-
tors who for some time had disturbed the t►angnillity of
the north of Portugal. The enemies of the Portuguese
nation had reckoned upon these bands, but all theii
hopes are disappointed.
The Nottaie del Gloria° says, under the head of Corfu,
01 It is reported that Lord Cochrane has arrived at Pofos
on board the Hermes steam boat.
SI The march s f the French divisions has been sit-
pended. The first was to go to Athens, the second to
Acarnanis.

«• We expect here in a few days the return of the
three Ambassadors, who have terminated their business
at Poroa."

A courier who arrived yesterday from Naples has
hrought the newt of the conclusion of peace, on the 28th
October last, at Tripoli, between that Government and
the kingdom of Naples. All vessels captured after that
date to be restored on both sides. This happy conclusion
of the differences between the two Powers is due to the
intervention and the efforts of M. Itou4eau, French
Consul General at Tripoli, and of M. Quesnel, Captain
of his Majesty's brig Levcnture.

TOULON, Nov. 10.
It appears that France is about to be relieved from
the burden cf the Algerinee war. This news has caused
an agreeable surprise to one inhabitants. The brig La
Champenoise, commanded by M. VAIL', arrived here
yesterday at six o'clock its the evening, coming horn
the waters of Algiers. Fre reports, that having ap-
proached that town, the D y sent him dispatches for
the Captain of the Bret•inniere, commanding the
blockade, in which were contained proposals for a peace
very favourable to Fiance. Let us hope that if oui
Government find these offers satisfactory, they will
accept them. A more noble mission calk our naval
f4ces into the Levant. It is time that we should leave
off waging war again,' some Algerine corsairs, whom
two of duet: brigs would check. The Champenoise has
brought dispatchesliom the Commandant at Algiers
to the Government.
Tie frigate Galatea has finished her 'gaits, which
have been more than a month in completing. She this
morning cleared out of port, and lisia come to anchorage
in the roadstead.

She will get under w-igh in a few days, in company
with the Scipio. The Neapolitan transports taken up
on account of the Government continue to take in their

lading. The galley slaves are the labourers employed
in the shipment of camp equipage,' &c. at the mer-
chants' quay, and the labourers in the arsenal, the stores
at the military wharfs. A great many chests if sabres,
muskets, &c. have been conveyed on board.
Same reports have been Ppread to-day which contra-
dict the dispatches of General Maison. It is said that
the French troops of the brigade of General Schneider
had granted a capitulation to the Pacha of Nom, and
that the town surrendered at discretion; but that the
forts of Lepanto and the castle of the Motet, still hold-
ing out, and the garrison refusing to surrender, Admi-
ral de Rigny determined to sail into the Gulf of Le-
panto with some vessels, and to cannonade the refrac.
tory forts. The combat did not last long, but a French
corvette suffered severely, and lost several men. The
forts at last surrendered at discretion. This news re-
quires confirmation.
They write from Navarin that we have to regret the
loss of four engineers, two surgeons, and several other
officers, and many soldiers. fhe mortality wet kill
raging on the 11th of October, but hopes were enter-
taineri that the lodging of the troops in barrack, and
the care which was taken to st elude the sick in hospi-
tals and to procure them proper attendance, would ar-
rest the progress of the pestilence, vhich is the result of
bad air, excessive rains, and the labours to which the
troops have been exposed.
Another letter from N &satin of the date of the 18th
alt. mentions among the victims of the disease, the
son of General Lenoir, a young Officer of gust pro-
mise. General Lenoir, it will be remembered, mone
of the multitude who perished in the Russian campaign
of Napoleon.
Letters from Buchare-t of the 26th of October, con-
firm.tbe n'ws that since the.reduction of Yarna,Silistria
has been briskly cannunaderi. Ti. operations of thS
siege are pushed wig). more .vigour thin- ever.;,:buttthe
general opinion i.,-that the army ire ibaut.-to go into
• inter quarters along the line of the Danube.

Farm( FUNIISPA Illt, Nov. 18.—Five per Cents. 106 f. sk.
4k. 40c. 50c. 31c.—Three per Cents. 741. 9k. 75f. 74f. 90e.—
Bank Stock, 1,950E—N431,8 Stock, 801. 15c.—Spanish Loan, Tiolf.
—Hayttan Loan, 6351.—Eichange on London, on! month, paper,
251. 25c.; money, 25f. 20c.—Three months, paper, Ef. 15c. ;
money, 23f. 10c.—Corn Autlierstiva.