Star.
London, England, 1829-01-10 00:00:00

FRONTIERS OF SERVIA, Dec. 21.

European couriers bate lately brought to Belgrade letters from
Constantinople of rather an old date, via. to With November.—
Prices had riser; ionsideraoly, but tranquillity prevailed, and com-
mercial transactions bad even become mote acti►er on account of
the speculations which the blockade rendered necessary. Yesterday
the Packs of Belgrade received, by Tartan, accounts from the
capital to 7th December, with the very agreeable news for the
Turks, that a great number of vessels, with all kinds of provisions,
bad happily arrived at Constantinople, by which the apprehension
of the consequences of the blockade were again divelled. Theo
Ambassador of a great Power is said to have recommended to tbe
subjects of his Sovereign the precautions which are absolutely
necessary under the present circumstances, but to have been I
answered by those who transact business with the Porte, that they
would indeed punctually follow his orders, but that they were not
able to break their contracts with the Portedwhich are for nine
months.

Viaxsa, Dec. 29.-3dewlliques, 9510—Bank Shares, 10961.-.-
4/gatesisw Zeitua:, Jan. 3.

CORFU, Dar. 10.

The Asia, Captain Johnstone, strived here yestdiday in four
days from Navarin, with Sir P. Malcolm on board. The Wasp
corvette, Captain W. Wellesley, in slit days from Sminta and one
from Zone ; and the Hind cutter, Captain Hoff, arrived here at
the same time. The Sir F. Adam steam boat sailed on the ?tit fur.
Brindisi, with Mr. Rlphinstuee, who arrived here on the 17th
November on board the Raleigh corvette, with dispatease. The
item boat came back this morning. rt
Yesterday morning news was teceived of the loss of a Rends\
nierehasuman near ikindisl, which sailed from this port on the'
lat inst. for Anemia, and had several passengen on board, among
wham were lieutenant Cumming of the Silk Regiment, in prri.
'e•a ben, and Captain Miasholl, of a Regiment of infantry sta-
tioned in Malta. It unhappily appears that all on board perished.
The Captain, VianeUo, ls blamed for not having taken in solidest
ballast.

The. Coln Comae of the 6th December says—the latest accounts
from Greece announce, that the three ♦mbassador* were going to
leave Poros for Navarin, where they were to go at the beginning,
of thl month to Malta, and then to Naples, where they will pass
the winter.

The wish for a National Assembly having become very general
la Greece, the Government is said to have appointed a Commission
to draw up a plan foe the new elections. The corps of regular
troops increases rapidly, and now amounts to 2,500 men. An ex-
pedition against Candle is preparing, in which the well-known
Chadochi Chrism is to command 1,000 men some cavalry is to
accompany this expedition. C. remind is appointed director of
the affairs of that important island.—lt is said that the troops un-
der Ypsilanti, after they had driven the Tur►s from the environs of
Selena, have compellid them to retreat into that fortress, where
they are closely besieged. Meanwhile, the-troops under the adei
Tsavella, and those under General Denzel, besiege anothet Turkish
corps in Lodolski : these corps, after taking the above places, ate
to join General Church, whose troops are partly at kfitika, and
partly at I'aradissi. The Gteek flotilla is still ma-te► of the Gulf
of Ambracla.

Letters front the oppos'•te Continent say that the Chiefs of
Albania and Epirus are assembled at Berm, to deliberate on the
contents of a Firma. received from thi Pone, which, it is said, re-
commend. them all to take up arms. and provide by themselves for
the defence of their country 06serwr, Eke.

cal% TwELvg ecLocx.
Consols :opened this morning at wfg g for the Account, with
little doing *.}resent.

Private letters received from Vienna, dated the tat of January.
state that the Turlii4 Mail of the 10th of December bad arrived
there; but the concepts werioot.generally made public, altbongh
it was privately known that the SULTAN bad become more mo
*ram, and lent an ear to the tepee ed remonatrances of the Am.
haseadnp of Austria. Prussia, and the Netherlands.

The &orlon Fund►, which were usually lower at the closing of
this year. bate improved in general, particularly those begodated
Ito the year 012.0 and Igal, by Itormscsou.o. Gold was plentiful
them s *mounts 3i per cent.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

. We NM remain, op to the present hour, without asp Informa-
tion, hEigensequence of which the feria remain statiosary. and
Csewele may be quoted M 17$ the whole of cite morning. alter-
-944.4 beers and oast.

Isle eeported that )sr. Suntenson is secreted sornewlient =the
‘Wenent pad, where the peke are in search for him.
In the foreign market there is nothing doing, except in.Prif-
,dipaie pi*, sod a pile to Oetagabtaa.
•
monemegie
irtilitureeoon the enthronization of the Right Rev.
Dr. Ifitionttetn. as Bishop of Lenden. was celebrated wit! peat
markt St. Paul's Cathedral. After the ceremony, a peat num-
ber if the Nobility mad Cergy. together with the Loco MATOS
sod .Sherilf., in their state carriages. accompanied with two rail.
ment4l bands. escorted the Bishop from St. Paul's to hie residence
in St. James's-square.
LONDON DocK CostrAmY.—Yesteralay a half-yearly
Court of Proprietors was held at the Dock House; T. Seu.v, Req.
in the Chair. The Report stated, that the Dock Return in
the List half year wan seltl,4lo which, added to other branches
of income, and the balance brought down, made the total income
174.81151. 3s. 4d. The debit side embraced Directors' salaries,
5,4801. dock expenses, 7,6411. 24. 7d. repairs, 5,17 W. whit.,
added to other expenses, mark the mirky 68,1101. Its. leaving
a balance of 86,7751. A dividend was agreed to upon this ba-
lame of two per cent. fur the half year. The Chairman said the
earnings in the last half yest exceeded those of tbe corresponding
period of last year by seven thousand pounds. The amount of ton.
nap which tittered .he docks in the lag half year was 90,066 tpos.
In the same period last year wily 95,589 tone entered. The Chair
man also stated, that the expenses of the alterations and the for-
mation of the new entrance were estimated at 150.0001. and that
six menthe would complete the work. A lung discussion ensued.
on the propriety of appropriating the Snaking Fund towards de
(ratio& the expenses of the improvements. Ultimately a Re-
solution w.• proposed by the Directora? that they should be em.powered to employ tie Sinking rand fee suet. purpose, if they
downed Sc, whisk was opted, ativr which the Meetingadjourted.

MALIN jANWAMY 7.
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AuOLltstes letter tp Rr. Cuatts was
out did knowledge of that Prelate. It was entriired
by him to some irirnds, not with a view to its publica-
tion, bat that the important advice which it cotton.
should be made known confidentially among the lead
ing Catholics; and thus, doubtless, from the best in-
tentions, toot without ahy atithority (tam him, ;t Wind
its way into the public Papers.—Dub ire istexitsg Post.
Yesterday morning, at an eat ly hour, his Excellency
proceeded in a catriage and four horses Old Con
naught, the seat of Lord PLUNKETT. where hos Excel.
lency spent the day, and recut ned to town at a late how
last night.