Star.
London, England, 1828-05-08 00:00:00

gush you, convince toe tbat Too will proceed
path of glory i:with the .ame zeal which has
'so many brill deed.: This t ame conviction s
me to appear among you, to receive in pettou
your confidence in me, and of your readinr
the arrange•r.ents for the new camp.ign, whi
plained to you. Tt,e itresent snuggle will
the brilliant expfoits- that, have prec, ded it,
mists speedily to relieve the whole county
burden of ring enemies. In order to recs.,
cesbary orders for this purpose, )on are. t •
soon as you receive my direetions,on the 21st
•riala: The effect of a military organization
be made known to you) will be principally,
present circumstance., to more that necessat
ind connection which have always led sole
tory; but- it also promises to maintain internal
ari ich is the source of the pro.perity of the -
Wier' who invariably submit to the abos
egulation, will receive henceforward till
Arad and maintenance, according to their
also guarantee to them pay, which they
every three months. With respect to the t•rt
,ri their pay, every one shall have hi. due al
rublic Treasury shall have the means, wI
sown in 'abundance as soon as the new mt
zation shall have been carried fully into
rive opehed the resources which will
•I'gte Government, sensible of the patriotic
:ores the hearts of all the soldiers of fan
tweed thit at a moment when the whole
to last sacrifice for the general deliverance
ssistance to the Government, the soldiers
barge their last debt to the country, ant
it a bitort time only,with their provisions al
.ssurance that they shall likewise receive
he end of three months. The Government
lecessary to. announce this to you at preser
that itslopes for the. true interest of the
never be deceived. J. A. CAPOD'
Egan. F.b. se, 1828. President.

At a late hour this forenoon, we recei,
Papers of yesterday's date, a-cf the ',kernel,
to the 3d inst. According to an article trot
movement bad taken place on the part
troops as late as the 19th ult. The bad
signed as the reason for not opening the
The following are extracts :
SUCH A REST, Aram 2L
Up to the 19th in the evening nothing
taken place on-the Pruth, hut ue are daily
laird for something decisive. The bad
rtideied vegetation so backward, that it
possible to open the .campaign. We haw,
Constantinople- to the Bth of April, %, hi
interesting particulars respecting the state
since the Russian Declaration was kilo,*
of the people had received with indifferenv
on contempt, the D. claration of the Riissiv
great men of the empire, on the contrary
be muchillarmed and Apprehensive of
The Stiltatt appealed- unconcerned, and
prosecute the expected War with Vigour.
however, shows an irritation in his proceeding!
not in unison with that composure which,
prise of every body, he manifested on the
of the Russian Declaration. At sunrise
back, snakes all the troops march .from
exercises them in person, and then rl
Seraglio. After bathing and taking hit
again rides to the barracks, and exercises
his favourite manoeuvres. After several
the troops dine in the open. air, and the Sul'
with them; they then begin afresh, and
late in the evening..—Algemeirse Zeilung,
PETERSBURG% Arius. 22.
The Journals contain no news whatever.
AMSTERDAM, lice 6.
Exchange on London, 12-021. 2M. 11.971.
May 7.

The Duke of CLARENCE gave a grand
terday, at his residence in the Admiralty, to a large
Moen. The party consisted of Admirals Sir
Laforey, Sir E. Hamilton ; Viscounts Tori intim,
Sutton, and Scott ; Captains Lird/ Ingestre, Houl
cevall, Maitland, Lyons, T. Brown, H. W.
Higgs, &len, A. Schonberg, W. Maude, Brace,
H. F. Pellew, and Spencer.
The Duke of SUSSEX pasted an indiffe,
Tuesday, but was considered a little better yesterday
cal attendants. The itoyal Duke was visited •
apartmeuts in the King's Palace at Kensington,
Royal relatives.
Earl DA RNLZY entertained the Duchess
the Duke of CUMBERLAND, and Prince Lsorota to d
at his residence in Berkeley-square. His Lordship
ducted his illustrious visitors to the Coot-est of At
the Hanover-square Rooms, of which his Lordship
foe the evening.
The Princess AUGUSTA took an aitinr

her carriage.
The Duke of CUMBERLAND attended
the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Catch Club,
House Tavern, on Tuesday.
The 'MArquis of HER'Float) entertriine,
Cusassmaiso and a select party to dinner on Ti
dense in Piccadilly.
Tile CHANCELLOR Of the ExcHteusa,
Cabinet hlinisters to dinner yesterday, at his residence
street.

Senor MADRID, the Colombian Minim,
Minister, and the Minister from Buenos Ayres,
with Earl DODLIT ye terday, at the Mice of the
for Foreign Affairs. .
The Marquis deTat.utr.tet, the Partui
and Count Limns, the Neapolitan Minister, tr:
yesterday at the Foreign Mee, Downing•street•
The Countess of ARRAN had a card pl
evening, at her house in Duverrtreet.
Sir CHAautsHuLsz, Bart. entertained
party to dinner yesterday, at his house in New Burlington

-
The Earl of MANSFIELD entertained
to dinner yesterday, at his house in Lower Grosvenor

The Duke and Duchess of ST. A tsAu
dinner on Tuesday, at their house in Stratton.sti
his Royal Highness Prince Lsorous, Prince and
Prince PUCRLIR Idusicsw, the Earl of Laosaara.
Countess of DARNLEY, Lord and Lady Noastausr,
F. BRAUCLIRE, Lady LOUISA DEAUCLRIIK? Lord
lidlatireano Sir IL and Lady GARDINER. Sir 1
BURDETT, Lady GIFFORD, Lady S. NORTH, Lad
C. DUNDAII, Lady &MIMI', Sir COMB TROTTIIII,
Mr. CAFILL, and Mr. STARLIT.
Lord Etudeasrou goes out as Gower(
and will be succeeded 'by Mr. STRING RI
at War.—Plorning Ifers/d.

t•oeeed
his Dinducli
erson ptooist
diness to 04 •
, which at' s%
wall crown
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ally, tinder thi da
neceAat y gait)
soldiers to "io
internal order C.
the nation, Ti
ibovensenti.,
the neceuf
their rank.
ley !hail receive be'
t•resent env
le as soon awe
1, which it vii •Pi
I military Org.
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into effect, i 4
ill enrich iG
intim %hid sb
Greece, is co
lot
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nee by peegpie I at
iers will also 6, da
and be coat
as alone, and be
dive their pay 61
rrnmetit finds i
resent, convince
the country
ata
'0 D'ISTIlln,
;Went. -
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received Dire
flgetneine Zeit4 A
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art of the Rini' so
ad Weather is a —so`
the campaigao fro
fru
I.
fling unusual ha • -the
daily looking k
bad weather h fro
lt it has been i
have letters lrc I
hich give pe
itate of the capi: = Pri
town. The nu 111
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II Wan Court, I.
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vary, appear& Ltsi
the etiii,espute a!
and resolved I
tor. The Stitt
Keedings aricki.
'bleb, to the a seal
I the first mop
lie be is on ks
om the Barr
n returns tot fro
tilt
his breakfast,l I
rises the troops mid
rral hours rani
he Sultan penal 41:
and continue W,
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a large party of
Sir G. Mania. Sr
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Hots blon, G. T.
W. Anson, NW*
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