Star.
London, England, 1828-05-15 00:00:00

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tt,rnbang has ainpted the most suitable meam, es ; and I
N.ijor General H Isman as HI proceed-Jo the district of
apkwessie to direct the °Feral ions."
The same number of the Gazale announces, that
an Espiess had just brought word horn Poehan, that
the insurgents were advancing in great numbers against
oar place, and that there was reason to tear they wtnild
attack 'the principal settlement. Happily, adds t e
Gazette, Major General Holsrnan had arrived at Rant
bang on the 11th.

The same Gaulle gives some reports on the opera-
tions of the moveable columns under the command of
Colonel Cochins and of Lieur.-Colonel Bron de Vexela,
in the district of Padjang. The troops of the Nether-
lands, alter having repulsed the rebels, whom they met
with and killed some men, had returned to their bivouac
at Bazaar Gede. An expedition of Colonel Cleerens,
towards Pekalongang and Kadoe, had been attended
with a similar result. Several Chiefs, and among them
the Pangerang Soemardi and the Pangerang Priest
Alnismie, had submitted. His Majesty's ship of the
line the Kartenaar, and other vessel., which have sailed
front the Netherlands for Java, with troops, had not yet
armed, but were daily expected.

nat neither the Pangerang of Kadierie
.tad taken any part in the troubles at Rad-
The burning of Radjakwessie, and the acts
led, were instigated by emissaries of Diepo
being more closely pressed in the country
, seeks a new theatre for his hostilities. The
principal Chiefs have shown on this ocean
.atest fidelity to the Government. The
lie adds, that the measures adopted by the
and by the civil and military authorities,
hope that favourable news will soon be
:russets Papers, May 14.
BUCHAktEST, Aran. 20.
from Jassy, of 17th, say that Count Wittgen-
ing to review his troops, after which it
:hey would pass the Pinch and the Danube
.

TRIESTE, APRIL 30.
from Z4nte of 17th say, that an English
ine and a brig had sailed from that island,
for Arego. A Greek brig from Corfu, with
of Count Capo d'lstria on board, had pro-
recce, after a short stay. The armed Greek
~ing on the coast of the Nfores—render 'it
, even for small vessels with provisions, to
ports occupied by the Turks in the Peninsula.
VIENNA, MAT 3.

not yet received news of any offensive.

, the Russian sumies on the Turkish ffon-:
some days past it has been reported tharthe

Cumberland, t►e Duleand Duchess orGlosicester,

, by no means confine their operations to,
ion of the Principalitiei, which are without

cross the Danube at the same time, piont
Elam. Sone per,ons even affirm that at the
invasion of the provinces of Asiatic Tur.
made hoot A►menia.
a* 11-16; Bank Shares, 1014-41 g. Zell. May 11.

it.navy of Spain consists of S line of battle
Guerrero, Soberano, and Er-rre ; 5 frigates.
Ina, Diana, Areihusa, Casilda, and Perlat
of 26 and 20% Diana, Saphira, and Veins;
from 14 to 22, and three smaller ya-
wn, 15 of the larger ships are now in the
Seas, under the command of Admiral La-
,w the new States will cope against such an
:e, in• cite of a blockade, we do not easily
only by uniting all their respective natal
iher, as it was indeed the original plan of
ind for which purpose Treaties have been
taint% the greater part of them, that they
(bled to resist successfully the new harrassing
loch Spain threatens to make upon their 'ran-
` commerce.

eery gave a grand dinner yesterdays at his
latnees, to some Members of the Royal ramily and
party of Nobility and Gentry. Amoug the coin-

Wellington, the Duke of Dtvonthire the Duke of
Marquis and M.rchioness and two Ladies Conynghatn,
y, Earl and Countess Scarborough, Earl and Countess
Lord St. Helena, Lady J. Thynne, Mr. and Mrs. A.

'ening his MAJESTY gratified this
7occert.
of CLARENcie gave a grand dinner to's
?, chiefly composed of Naval Officers. yesterday, it`
the Admiralty. The party consisted of.,—
.eopold, Admirals Sir E. Nagles, Sir J. Beresford, Sir
es', Lambert, West, Halkett, and Lawford ; Captains
Prescott, D. Print, G. Gosling, H.,PAtton, F. D. Bus-
Diton. Taker, Ruchfort, F. Brace, G. Dishy,
and Seymour.
. and Dachest of CLARENCE gave an elegant
.Oesday night to the same Royal and distinguished party
accompanied their Royal Highnesses in their visit to Anises
oo their return from that Theatre. There were
Earl and Countess of CANSI4II, Sir Joon, Lady,
051, Mr. KENNEDY, &c.
;annul of CUMBERLAND, attended by Sir
*am, visited the Cavalry. Riding Establishment In
Woed, yesterday. Colonel TATLOA, the Commanding
' the troops to perform a variety of evolutions before

bishop of CANTERBURY, we regret to learn,
confined by indisposition for some days past, to Ma apart-
Palace, I..mbeth.
of DERBY entertained the Directors of the
and a distirtruslied party to dinner yesterday, at
Pronoun' square.
. of ELooN had a grand dinner party yester-
house in HAmiltors.place.
of MANSFIELD entertained a large party
tenwilay, at Isis house In Lower Grosvenor-street.

itcss of ARRAN had a select card patty yes.
at her bowie in Dover-street.
Co•ificsi
.was held yesterday aftetnoon a'
Office, Downing-street, which was attended by the
frunscrou. Saris BATIMST, Don Liv, and ASIRDILEX,
iiumn.i.n and NIXIIIISTO74, Mr. Secretary Peat., Mr.
it:sass:on, the CIiAIICILLUIL of the • Excusainte.• Mr.
ST. and Mr. Masses.
4,ters met at three o'clock, and sat in deh-
iscing two hours.
.•
.ales entertained the Cabinet Ministers to
iday, at his residence in Great Georse•street.
Emititailf. the Austrian Anchassador, had
yesterday with the Duke of Wit.cluazon, at the

It Hon. STRATFORD' CANNING transacted
dAy as the Foreign Office, glownWg-street.
thr t•ehiunable visitors to the Model of the
Ai/emu's Salt Mines yesterday, we observed the
Gym Wood some other branchrs of the Royal Family.
!s /II the new settlement of Fernando Po
Wee
'ama botns to mark their dignity.

Colonel Cochins
in the district of
lands, alter heti
with and killed s
at Bazaar Gede.
towards Pekalor
with a similar re
the Pangerang
Abdamie, had !
line the Kdrtena
from the Nether
arrived, but wet
• It seems mai
nor his sons had
jakwessie. The
which succeeded
Negoro, who be
of the Punus, se
Regents and pri
sion the greats
Batavia Gaulle
Government an
give reason to
received.—Bru.
• Letters from
It. *in was going
.
seemed that the
tbe same tim
Accounts frc
ship of the line
151
with troops for
the brother of
ceoied to Greec
• vessels cruising
I} vety difficult, e,
enter the ports r
We. have no
tt opentioos.by tl
ties. For som
lassians will b
the occupation
deftuce, but err
bably at Galata
same time an it
kuy.will be mat
dttalligsea,
ed
e presents
slipsot 74, Gu
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of 40, Sabina,
Icorvettes, of !
14. besides It brig
sris. 01 these,
1 West Indian Se
lade. How
&tile force,
to. It is •00l
VI has tOgetber
Cdoebia. and
BC concluded arm
be enabled
b.. attacks which •I
qaillity and col
His M J EST'
Palace in St. Jam
sdWripished pa
pay WM:—
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the Duke of Wet
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Warwick, Lord
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