Star.
London, England, 1828-02-01 00:00:00

TRUE a, DR. STEERS'S OPUDELDOC,"
A. from its penetrating quality. is found decidedly superior to
any other external applicatiess in protnistitsg the natural circulatiom
-wino in a torpid state. netting from cold, or other causes, and e
giving vigour to the parts affected. When promptly and copiously
rubbed Ilk it tures Rheumatism Chilblains, the Cramp, Sprains,
and Bruises, &e. if dissolved, and applied on the ant appearance
of Chilblains, it prevents dick breaking. The general use of this
valuable Remedy has ludifced many Permits to sell aptirlomt imi-
tations of it, which are without effect. That only ',genuine which
has the name " F. Nawaaav" engraved in the Government
Stamp on each bottle. Price 9.5.
Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Original Warehouse for
Dr. James's Powder, St. Paul's Church-yard ; but ti manli.
,Per-
sons aiistake the bou:.e, observe that it is the Third from
side, the Number 44. Sold also.hy J. Sanger. 150, Oxford.street ;
Hawking, Bond street; Hariii,-Ludgate-street; Stradling, Royal
Esebange ; and Tr. Pegg, 2t, Paraeraneet.

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t:(011 rag Dlt PRAtielt. DATZD JAN. SO.
CONSTANTINOPLZ, D. 51.
Several persons have lately beta exiled from the ca-
pital, they are chirpy English and Russian subjects or
Biratriscwhose means of subsistence appeared dottbtful
so the magistrates. All dieseindividuals, to the num-
b's ekisbnut 250, brivelseen trampened to the Archi.;
pelage, on board vessels freightecklatihat purpose.
The English and Russian vessels, laden with corn,
which have not been able to quit this port since the
battle of Navarin, bare been obliged to sell their car-
goes at any rice they could get, because they have
Not been able to obtain 6rmans, and cargoes of this
nature are in danger of being damaged by delay.
The Porte continues to hasten the military armaments
of eVitirideveription. Independently of the measures
-already known, the High Treasurer has been ordered
so tailsccurstchat the troops are punctually paid, which,
in feet, hasl been attended to.
It is said that a line of telegraphs is to be establi.hed
'on the Daidisnelles, for the purpose of forming a com-
munication between Smyrna and the capital.
It is said that Within' his expressed a wish to return
to Alexandria with his troops.—..fegtintrg Gazette.
PARIS, Jas. IL
The, Aesirian 06seivor of the 20th gives news from
Scio to the 14th of December.. At that time the Toils,
continued to hold out, and occasionally made sallies.
Colonel Fabvier had. been in • the night to Chesme, to
take possession of the boata by *weans of which prosi-
sions, ammunition, and eves reidateenients bad been
conveyed to V e Turks in the lost,. but he had returned
to Scio without success.

IIUENOS AYRES, Ditc. 2.
By the, schooner Fefferil, arrived in the River from
Buenos Ayres, faiets'lrgyi beeu received
.at the North
and"Soutt Ameiicpn jr.oßle Rouse; to the 2d of ;De-
cember. The following are extractet
gtates brootio( was &stone from Mesta
Video tolloiruis Ayres had rittarli picsdlicedi rupture,
toicsiquenee Ofthe Boti61) hails% h orders to proceed
to tolhde r atce. Coin odorgbiddle,oftbe Macedonia,
Walla ti64ffie'lliailttia'Agailial, to acqrialnt him of
Ike circumstance, io order that he might avail himself
efifieepportonity to fOrward any communication be
might !Live to make. The Admiral, however, took the
information in extreme dudgeon, asserting that it was a
uirect breach of blockade. After some desultory argo.
tnent On both sides, Pe Commodore told him that the
'lldston'tordeeisiete 00iitive, and that nothing but force
would compel Ere to desist from executing them. Here.
ended the interview; and the next day the Boston gat
under weigh fur her destination, followed by the rm.
perial frigate Emperatris. Captain Hoffman ordered
0/ell' thing to be got ready for action, but soon after-
wards shy. was loot sight of.

"On coming in sight of the Brassilian squadron, an
officer was sent, stating that Norton had received orders
ant to perinit any vessel to pass. For answer, Captain
Hansen said he cared not far the . blockading
squadron's orders, but that be: should proceed for his
destination. A second time he prepared for action, and
soon after Norton came on 49.0 when, seeing the pre•
parations, he remarked, in a sneering manner, be hoped
they acre not going to shoot them. Captain Hoffman
merely replied, that depended upon their own conduct,
sad age's stated his resolution to proceed. Norton took
his departure, and the Bonsai proceeded without further
interruption.
" Captain J. G. Bynon lam -been appointed, by a de-
cree of the Government, dated the 22d instant, second
in command of the National squadron.
" Tne Brirkh barque packet Rinaldo arrived here on
the Ist of December, from Fain:oath. 4 •
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" Dispatches have beta received from Maidens, an-
nouncing the departure of a quantity of gunpowder
anti musketry for this city."