Star.
London, England, 1828-12-03 00:00:00

I

•

• GIBRA.LTAA. • ‘11....
•
ISTRACT or A, =run, nano tflailt.TAß, Nov. Is.
" The report to-day k very freoureble—only.2s
..sissfo: new cares, and seven de Having had torrents of
aliV rain, and a gr
atTcdean of cases,heacorgeotweathe, I am in hopes we
but I do not expect
,s,a Uhe ft .before the middle et December. I
atm to say that some eases of dysentery have made
tittle-appearance in the military camp, from the damp
.state in which they have been since the rains have set
in. Should this get head, it may prove almost as great
a scourge as the epidemic, to those so exposed. The
great misfortune is, we have only a choice of evils—
either to engender dysentery or to foster the fever. We
had, a few days ago, a reinforcement of medical men
.in a tender from Plymoutk. One is Dr. Barry, a phy-
sician to the forces. They have arrived rather late to
render much service. We are anxious to learn how we
are to stand with the Emperor of Morocco. Yesterday
was the day assigned to him to assent to out terms;
and if he did not, our Consuls were to leave to-day. It
is rather art unfortunate time to quarrel, for we depend
on Barbary for a great part of our supplies.",

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 182&

PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Disk Stock India Bonds 6s 4
5 per Cent.lied.66l 1 South Sea Stuck -
sperlCt. Cons. Wit 71 Old Annuities
Si per Cent. NI New Ditto
3i per Cent. Ited.94; 5/ £1001) Rucks* Wii.6l $ 60
4 per Ct. New, abut .4500 Ditto ' '
4 per Cent. OM, 1041 dice and' .11100 Dltti 63 4 4
Long Ann. 19j 1 4dvertise4
India Stock Mantels for Acct. en i I
FORRION FUNDS. TWO OCLOCK.
enmities Bds. 5 p 4. 51.4,1 8d5..5 p Ct. 5111
Do. Acc.64l Mez.5145,111.2.4,6p Ct.
eitliimblan ltd., 6 per Ct. Do. Acct. 34
Do. Wads.' 824. 93e Portsg.Dds. 5pC.
Do Met 113 f a Do. Acct. 551 44
J ,niGhilds. 3 pCt. “11111.136.1822. 5 pa. 06
Do. Acct. 534 Do. Acet.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN NIA ItE3, TWO O'CLOCK.
sass. ma.
35 90
9S 5
SO 91
100 5
SO It

~~~

1 P •

National
4 :r°
illarbie Alliance
FlitectOr Fire

10i

• ti
Al 3*-21 'bid

The Paris Papers received last night contain no in-
telligence of importance. The Mallow gives the
,flab tance of a dispatch from General blatsou, dated
the 9.h nit, From the accounts he transmits it appears
that the sickness of the French troops in the Morea has
been very serious, though hopes are held out of its
abatement. It is admiued, however, that on the Ist of
November there were still 800 in the hospital, and the
irmy bad lost upwasds el 250 nun since its embarka-
tiOn at Touloc.

The Gazelle de France informs us that a Treaty of
'Commerce sad Navigation between Nubia and the
~Hanseatic Cities has been concluded and formally rati-
fied, founded on ON system of reciprocity, and giving
the most extensive facilities to commerce.

German Papers to the rib nit, .were received this
Warning. The Austrian observer of 26.4 November
has accounts from Constantinople of 291 b October,
which easy but little from those previOuslY
They c. nfirm the deposition of the Ga4,sinifsasast, and
his banishment, and the appointment of die CAPITA*
Peen♦ in his room. Josses, to 'whOie bad ccinduc
' the fall of Varna is ascribed, has been Publicly out-
lawed by a Fetwa of the Mufti. The military arena-
Went, have been carried on with increased activity since
the Pours learnt the fall of Varna. The conscription
of all the Musselmen in the capital, and the registering
of those able to bear arms, which had been stupended,
has, it is said, been resumed ; military stores, artillery,
and ammunition are continually sent off, to the army
troops, especially cavalry, are daily arriving from Asia,
and tontintre their much almost immediately. Within
• a few days previous to this date, the Ayans of Kara-
hisser, Aidin, Kastamuni, Biredshik, and Vandonrons,
haie passed through the capital. Another division of
Russian prisoners had lately arrived, and thirty wag-
gons loaded with standards, arms, uniforms, drums,
kr. ' taken in the latter actions before Varna which were
favourable to the Turks.

Thstfarrival of some ships from Neva, Wen with
provisions (best no corn) has already been mentioned.—
The letter in the Austrian Observer says on this subject:
v'We base been much surpribed within these few days
at the maws' cf :ewers' ships from the Black Sea loaded
ant only with bettits caviare, and other provibions

(though no corn), but with hemp, cordage, iron, and
other such ortieks, which are usually considered as
contraband of war, though they caste with the.peruis-
Plea of the Russian Goveroiscao- '
Tim Groh Dec of 23d Bent. combo a hitter bins the Presidest ,
of Greece to the Parestitokeo.a2oentsaing fb, itriial or the Punch
expedition to carry into effect the Treaty or Lowlein. He um that
the three Ansbaseadon had invited Mau as their arrival at Pune, tat
terabit them with she statistical information which he had already
respested tie IllemilerS of the PanheNesiiso ea procure from autbutie
moues, and be saw begs they will be at capitations as posoll4.
He further Ma., that Count. WWI bad arrived, with wedeln's's
as Agent from the RoasiattiGovarnment, and eat he is unisorized,

to eq. that Mr. Dawkins may be Alertly eiptued. u Agent trove
tie Aida Government. . .

CONSTAWTINOPLR Orr. 25.
The capitol has rectsuarad foam the despnsibtasy whith tho Int
saws ',Abe tailor of Versa socadosod. Thirty thousand men,
*dad I. tbr capital and environs, are ti frkskstre the army on the
Slakes. sed the troops.milerted Di Albania are to be ordered to
*nub arfsero they mt. ands.* Fronted artist Danube, as was be-
fore istssed. -Hwy it Is thought thdliParte intends not only to
act with vigour aphis the Reels* baihidso to assert Ito rights
sort' Owen. theists the Egyptian wasps hare outvoted the
Marta. This resolodoe, if the Nandi freers should remain long
Grosesonaysanorthe most diorama political embarrassments,
. am. worhava only fithopo that the anilhdtted endeavours of the
AeNtiSle and Nothorlasds Ainbassadorsillay Indust the Porte to
wept s yawn soll.alorl 04Stellg•
Wart. the capital esjoys•perfeet tranqufaty;and no want of
reastslessis losa -the blockade of the Dardanelles add the
&Wing a orspilies, 'soy sulky produce a starrity. In this eaqt the
massevaiso roe alarm might the more readily be 'strolled to the
groatosroscomoso the Govaroasont is destitute of pecunitry
orrya, gad terry is (Amsted—A*li. IbIL Aiansla 26