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

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. ii.

Soon after the departure of the Grand Vizier to the army had
lees resolved upon, his Common, or substitute in the capital, was
appoioted. The choice of the Sultan feU on Mused Chelupi
formerly Kiaga Hey, Minister of the Interior, who was on
the 7th of this month invested with the sable pelisse in his new
character. The Grand Visit will now ote out in a few days;
some thoosaod men base already gone before him to the camp
at Rand Pacha ; many more base taken the road to Adria-
nople, but it is diSciak to state, with precision, the amount
of those troops, because the number of volunteers and of the
contingents daily arriving from Asia, amass which there is a
great portion of well equipped and well mounted cavalry, con-
tinually increases—so that the inscriptions in the muster-rolls at the
Palace of Chorrew Puha have been stopped, after 80,000 men had
'been enrolled. The convoys of ammunition, artillery, kr. combine
without intermission.. With respect to the operations in Asia,
though the fall of Anapa and Kars are known, the Porte observes
the strictest silence respecting those events, and seems to direct its
whole attention to the operations on the other side of Mount Balkan.
The Swift steam-boat, purchased by the. Porte, .arrived here on

the Stk, from the Dardauelks, and towed into the hialbour the
corvette built at Ilitylene, which, being attacked by the Hellas
Greek frigate, near Cape Bala, ran aground, but was afterwards
got off —Austrian Observer, iless. 211.
AUO. 28...Metalilclutii. 934; Bulk Sham, 1,0;14.+,
ZeUlol‘) NCO. 2.

. ALEXANDRIA, JULY It.
A house here has jaw bought 15,000 bales of cotton of the new
crop, at twelve Spanish piastres per cwt. It 11 supposed to be on
commission for sense Swiss houses. Mehmet AU, it is said, pre.
misc. to make no more ennsignmecu on his own account, and to
sell on the spot the various articles of the produce of Egypt, which
have hitherto been subject to a monopoly. This would be a great
improvement in the commerce of this country.
A numerate convoy, under the protection of the •Austrian
schooner La Fealce, is to sail to-morrow.
SYRA, .lusy 23.
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M. Rizzo, Extraordinary Commissioner on the Cyclades, bas
thought fit to call in tie armed force in the election of the De-
mogrsootes, which took place on the sd inst. at Nausea, in the
Isle of Poros. M. Malatesta and another having been elected by'
the people, who were assembled in the Church foe the purpose,
the Commissioner declared that such were nut the instructions of
the President. The electors persisted in their choice, and M. ltizzo
being offended by an observation of M. Malatesta, " that the fans-
riot influence ought to yield to that of the law" ( ti. Rizzo was one
of the Greeks of the Fanar at Constantinople), ordered the soldiers
to arrest him; but the population rose, and the soldien were
obliged to seek refuge in the house of Capt. Hogano Achiri, a rich
man possessing great influence, who succeeded in allaying the fer-

mentatien and restoring order.—Cossrier tie Sonynte, August .1.
&bides the above, the Courier de Smyrne contains in the cumber
of 19th July, a letter from bliconi, reflecting on the conduct of the
President, whom it reports as governing according to his own
pleasure, and delaying the establishment of a legal order of things.
His pecuniary difficulties are stated to be such, that without the
assistance afforded him by Itessia and France he could not go on at
all. The heavy imposts and taxes are much complained of, and
stilt more the manner in which they are levied.—Fronlfort Papers,
Sept. 2.

CITY, Twztvc o'CLock.

Bums Afton, Amu 15.—Nothing new has Wien place between
the Ottoman and Russian advanced posts before Schumla. Each
party knows the value and importance of that position; and rein-
forcements are daily arriving to both sides. The army of Huss=
PACK& is said to be at present one hundred thousand men.

Letters from Alexandria, Ist August, state that Mum: Au
mistrusts the French who are in his service, and the English are
now in his favour. A Company is going to be formed in this rich
province, which will put Great Britain in possession of all the corn.
coerce of the Rcd Sea and the Nile, which will be pavigated by
steam••essels.

From the Borders of the Danube they write, of 25th August,
that the Russian corps which are opposite Sebum's have made a
lank movement, to be near their reinforcements, which they are
expecting from the Danube.
From Barcelona, of the 27th August, they state that the Count
EMMONS bas returned to that city, from his tour in Upper Cate-
' lade ; since which numbers of arrests have taken place by big orders
in various districts of the province, amongst whom is the Secretary
of the Governor of Paycerda. On the night of the 25th and 26th
an arrest took place which had caused great sensation.: The Police
went to the house of Cuairrorsas Sauts, a French merchant, re-
siding there for twelve years. Saxes refused to let them enter,
when they broke the door open, and seized him. An account of
the above transaction has been sent to France.

This day being a strict holiday with the Hebrews (New Year's
Day), few of them have attended at the Stock Exchange, conse-
quently the speculators are at a stand. Consob, which left off yes-
terday at 88i for the Account, opened this morning at the same
price ; since which the market has rather drooped, and they may
be quoted at present U sellers.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Coned Market continues heavy ; in the early part of the
morning, they were done at 83k, but owing to a report that Lord

HiTTISBURT is expected home in a few days, they have receded
to 87/ 88 for the Account, with scarce a bargain doing. Up to the
present hour we have no further information from the East that
can be depended on. The above report, in all probability, might
have originated in the Stock Exchange. Every thing is very dull
in the City. The Foreign Market is in the same state of stagna-
tion as the British Market. _

The Duke of Wat.r.trioron came to town yesterday
morning from his seat at Stratbfieldaay, Hants. Ills Grate bad
conferences at the Treasury with the Austrian Ambassador, the
Earl of Animus, and-Mr. V. Fruaaaaur.
The Duke of CLARENCE experienced a few days ago
a spasmodic attack, from the effects of which his Royal Highness,
we are happy to state, Is now nearly recovered. His Royal High.
nee was engaged yesterday, during a great portion of the day,
transacting official business at his residence at 13shby Park with his
Private Secretary. Sir Huey Hat.voati attends the Royal Duke.
Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD left town yesterday to join
a party at the seat of the Earl of WISTMORLUID, at Apthorpe,
Northamptonshire.
The Austrian Ambassador, the Prussian Minister, the
Spanish Minister (on a Special Mission), and the Marquis de Pat..
stam.a. had interviews with the Earl of AIIISDINX yesterday at the
Foreign Office.
His Grace the Duke of MANCHESTER and Lord MAN•
nevuxr embarked yesterday morning for Margate, en board the
Navigation Company's steam packet Royal Sovereign.
The Hon. and Rev. E. GREY, brother of Earl GREY,
is to he the new Rector of Blshopsgate.
The Duke and Duchess of ST. ALBAN'S arrived at
Stratton House, Piccadilly, on Sunday night, from the Continent.
The Dowager Viscountess HAMPDEN entertained a
distinguished party at dinner yesterday, at her house in Green.
street,.Gresvenor-square.
I)ispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial
office from Malta, Gibraltar, and the West Indies. The dates
front the two former places are anterior to the accounts that have
already arrived. There is nothing important from the West Indies.
The Marquis of CHANDOS. is entertaining a large
party of sportsmen at Stowe; amongst whom are, Lord Hallam,
Sir George Murray, Secretary for the Colonies, Sir T. F. Fre-
mantle, Holmes, Esq. Secretary to the Ordnance; Captains
Chase, Hall, Swabey, and Groves; Messrs. Budd, Chetwode.
Edgell, Balky, Pigot, Re. On Monday, the party shot over the
manor of Westbury, and parts adjacent. and bagged 54 brace; on
Tuesday, over the Fiumere manor, and bagged 110 brace; and on
Wednesday, at Hillesden, they had excellent sport. The pheasants
on the. Duke of Buckingham's estate suffered much from the wet
weather in the spring ; more than 1,500 are known to have perished
mound the neighbourhood of Stowe only.—Rsichs Gamete.

ACCIDENT IN Duacttr..Saturday two soldiers, one
named Mat. Dawn, of the ad Dragoons, and the other, John Pal-
mer, of the tath. the servant of Captain Hall, A.D.D. both intoxi.
rated, were riding furiously through High-street, when they came
in contact with three Gentlemen, Mr. Marmion, Mr. Brown (who
is blind), and his father, Captain Brown. Th three Gentlemen
were immediately thrown down. Mr. Brown escaped without
any hurt, Mr. Marmion was cut in the bead and foot very severely,
and the Ann of Captain Brown has been se dreadfully fractured
that It is not expected be will recover. Bevan and Palmer are at
present prisoners at the Head Police Office.
A sum of 2,5001. out of the 7,0001. which the assig-
nees of Messrs. Ciramanas agreed to lay out in decorating and rem
pairing the Opera House, is at present expending in the fitting up
of the Concerzsanm, for the purpose of performing German Operas
and Concerts' once a week during this season.
Dispatches from Lisbon, dated the 24th oh. announce
the acquittal of Sir John M. lioyle and Lieutenant Young, but
both were fined in costs. Sir Jobn M. Doyle was to quit Lisbon
in eight days, and Lieutenant Young was ordered to give security
that he would never in future interfere in State stairs. The Pope's
Nundo has received peremptory orders to quit Lisbon.
At Banbury Bazaar last week, for the sale of fancy
articles, 3521. was produced for the benefit of the National School
and Visiting Charitable Society.
Yesterday evening, about four o'clock, the LORD
LIEUTENANT, accompanied by Lord WILLIAM PAGET.
and his Excellency's younger sons, Lords Gaoling and
ALFRED, and the SOLIRITORZENBEAL, arrived in town,
in his bevelling carriage and four, after paying a `visit
to his estates at Cs' trlingford. The Noble Marquis and
suite drive on, without stopping, to Richview,--Free-
mods Journal of Saturday.