Star.
London, England, 1829-02-17 00:00:00

oho Ravin for-the:yearlslM
who profess the Greek /aglow
states.

Males .
Females .

• •
. . 952,673 I Males • •
. . 192,106 &nules .

Total . 1,644,779 I . Total 0,178,051
;tem et Births . 666,70 I Nuntbet of Marriages 566,377
—Jarred fa. Pettrabr►6k, Jaww►y 31.
The Dutch Papers moral's only arcouats previonsly Lhett by the
Broads and other Journals.

The A:gamine Zeituteg to the 11th instant has also
reached us. The following speculations on the affairs
of the East are far from being uninteresting :

ANCONA, JAN. 26.

The Greek Government receives from the French troops the
places occupied by them in the Mores. and is taking measures to
provide them with the necessary stores. Colonel Fabvier is to have
the command of the troops of the line and the fortresses; be will
make a tour of inspection, and take measures for fortifying the
isthmus of Corinth.

Sir Frederick Adam, who maintains an active correspondence
with Linda°, is said to have received orders accurately to survey
and toralarp the fortifications In the lonian Islands—a measure
which Is calculated to jive birth to many reflections oa the profs-co-
' don of the war in the Ham

For, however little value is attached in England to the advantages
gained by the Russians; and however the valiant resistance of the
Turks may be extolled, some apprehensions seem to be entertained
of the opening of a second campaign ; because, considering the sboet
distance of Varna from the Ottoman capital, and the advantage
which Russia may derive front the co-operation of its fleet in the
Black Sea, it cannot be dissembled that Constantinople is easily ac-
cessible. The English nation, however, will not wait with indiffm
rence for the result of an operation which, it conceives, would en-
danger its dearest interests. The sending of a powerful fleet. either
en induce the Sultan to accede to, or support bim against the Bus-
Mans, is accordingly the wish of all the English here, and, as they
say, of the majority of the English nation.
Vtanna, Fn. s.—kletalliques, 97 3-16; Bank Shares, 1,106.
EXCIIANOES ON LONDON.
Haanvaan, Fn. 10.-13 ei ; Two months, 13 7
Beatty, Fes. 7.—Three mouths. 6 Mi.
ST. PITZILSBUIIOIII, JAM 30.—Three months, 10 31-39.
Aatresseem, Fes. 13.-11 93; Two months, 11 57 3-10.
FKASSFORT, Fn. 9.—Two mouths, 147/.

A Buenos Aires and Brazil Mail has arrived. The
Buenos Apes Journals ate no later than those of 22,1
November; and those of Rio de Janeiro to the middle
of December. They contain no news. Exchange at
Rio 281.
Extract of a letter from Buenos Ayres, received at
the North and Smith American coffee-house.
BUENOS AYRES, Novrigass 25.

Transition from war to peace has created great commercial dis-
tress here, urbanites ou London is at fifteen pence per dollar, dou-
bloons at tilty paper each. and' I am afraid that this state of things
is likely to ceatiove. . • -

,• • .
Ftom the Jamjica Ratpers,'•receivett et the above
coffeelhouse to 04,41) o 111113,11(rw „I • . • •
ill DOUBLE DUTIES.
Thin queatio'll *is cafes* noticed by the Bond. It appeared
tolletheir unanliu:ms determination to resist the refunding of any
part of these duties to be levied this year, as had been done oaths
last, on the ground that the money refunded, in most cases, was so
much clear profit to the merchants, when the consumes bad been
charged with the full amount of the double duties.

FROM TIM TRENCH MAIL THIS MORNING.
BERLIN, FIUIRIMRY S.

The Reis Effendi has declared to M. Jaubert that the Marta
and Cyclades shaU be considered. in future, as neuter; and the
Porte has given orders as such, and ibe will send a Commissioner

toSmyrna to treat with thePlenipott nt iaries of France and England.

Accounts front Madrid, received at l'aris, state that 10 millions
of reals, in letters of F.schange, has been sent to Paris, to the
Spanish Court Banker ; also, that FERDINAND has received con&
daub* dispatches from Don Moon., who writes to his Uncle that
his troops are discontented, as well as the whole nation—that be
fears a general insurrection, and that money will he the only means
to prevent these calamities : on which criers were immediately
given to BaLtuessos to send money to Lisbon.

CITY, TwaLvt ottocx.
Console opened this morning at 8611; at present may be quoted
861, alternately buyers and sellers.
In the Foreign mat het Hide doing.
CITY, HAI.F.PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

The greatest fluctuations this morning bas been in Eschequer
Bills, owing to some sales being effected by the Government
Broker, when they went down to 40s. but soon after a re-action
took place, in consequence of 100,000 being purchased, part
of which is supposed to be for the great City Capitali-t, when they
rose again to 561. It is said that the sale of Eachsquer MU* was
foe the Irish Bank. •

The Coital Market remains steady at 86): for the A:count. and
861 87 for April Account. The Sperch of the Duke of %m-
-ummy last night, with regard to our Foreign Relations, has bad
sonic effect on the market. It Is now the general opin.on, that the
Duke will be completely successful in his useasurts with regard IQ
Ireland.

It is strongly rep 'tied that the SPIAKIR is to be
called up to the House of Peers by the title of Lord Lexisome
In that case it is expected that the Right Hon. C. W. Wrest will
be the new Speaker.
It is reported that the office of Lord Nay Seal is to
be abolished. It is also said that the Cuter BARON i$
to be called up to the House of Peers, and that he will
then act as D.puty Speaker of that branch of ti.e Le-
gislature.
Prince Ulm had a grand dinner party nn Sunday
at Ashhornham-house,Dover•street, any ng whom tse e,
The Esri and Countess Cowper, Lady Emily Cuwper, Marquis
Palmella, Prince Kosloffsky, the Earl of Has ruwby. Lord Jubn
Russell, Lord Morpeth, Earl Grey, Lord and Lady Holland, Miss
Fox, &c. In the evening the Princess entertained a distinguished
panty of the 411111 ans.
The SPEAKER'S First Parliamentary Levee, for the
present Session, will be on Saturday nest.
Lord CAERINOTOII had a grand dinner party on
Saturday at his house, Whitehall.
Wednesday Viscount HOLMUDALI, the eldest son of
the Earl Assam" was returned to Parliament for the borough of
Eastfirinstead, on the vacancy occasioned by the Earl of Limitary's:.
Mr. Past:, it is thought, will vacate his seat for Oa
ford about Friday nest, by which time the Catholic Assodation
Suppression Bill will have passed the Commons.
The Princess de CARIGNAN, the widow of the late
Priam do Castanets Major General in the French Service perished
a few days ago ins frightful manner, at Auteuil, near Paris. The
Princess being near her chimney, the Ore caught her clothes. In
her terror at the accident, she made towards the garden, which In-
creased the names. Sae suffered so much, that eke died almost
immediately; she was only 45 years of age.
Mr. WARBURTON, on the 5111 of March, intends to
move, in the House of Common', for leave to introduce
a Bill "to legalize and regulate the supply of subjects
for Anatomy."
Mr. O'Cosums., it is said, has placed himself wholly
le the bands of Mr. SRIDUSIIMIN Sir JAM= MACOI7OI4II, and Sir
FILIPOU Boum, and is guided as to taking, oe rather not taking
his seat, by their joint advice:
From Antwerp we learn, under date Feb. 12, that
they bad had a complete thaw, with rain.
The new prison about to be erected in lien of Tuthill-
fields Bridewell is to be capable of co,ttaining 600
prisoners, with the means of adding to it besides.