Star.
London, England, 1828-07-25 00:00:00

• FRENCH PAPERS.

PROM THE MESSAGER DES CHASIERIM, Amy 22. •
PARIS, JOLT SI..
According to the Augsburg Gazelle, the Emp.';-ror, of
Austria has received in the most distinguishe4.thanner
Load Heytesbury, Extraordinary Arribas.ador from
Englan4 to the Emperor of Russia, who is his way
to the head quarters. The Emperor of Austria having
learned that his Excellency had ordered a tent at Vienna
for his use when' with the army, sent him a very splen-
dad nye as a present. His Excellency has had several
copteignces with Pi ince Metternich, and it is inferred
that he has made very imp°. tant communications.

A le: ter in the l'hare Ifiture, *aloft.* frowrSt.Loubs,
iisSeneg3l.datedMay‘2o,eontains the following passages&
."Tire.Gotretnment is making•prepAratiOnS In begin
war with the Moors Yes ,IburrestAatas). For these four
years past we have endured ihe mict.ons of these bat-.
herians ; but the ritid4city which they have sho wit within
these few days,,iss cruising to attack 104 regresses be-
longing t# t ••e Island, who were employed in seashing,
within Cannon shut of the town, has caused the new
Governor to resolve to take vengeance for all the also-
;sties they/ have committed, though they pretend to be
at race with the-Christians.
• • " The last attempt of the Moors was hbt *ell suc-
cessful; they stole some combs, and pulled off the ears
of a woman to gat her ear-rings, but did not take. any'
cripives. The sentiment of a just revenge was so una-
nimous in the island, that in moment 3(0 negroes,
both free and slave., were in aids; and had cr:.ssed the
river to pursue the Moors. .They followed them in the
&Wert llor three Jays; but having wither water nor pro-
visions, they returned, bringing with them c tniels,,sheep,
•and some guns, which they took from the Moors, who
escaped from them during the night.
This war, which cannot be of much inktlyto
:is looked upon with satisfaction by eve: y hod, and kis
eipected that it will produce in future grin advallelsge.:l!
The Gaels de Pismeeiduted Wednesday, tbilletis'a6
foteign aces.

YaiaCH .Futers, JULY n.—Five per Cents. 106 E WO. 6e. •106 G
106 E Sc. 106 t. }O6l. sc.—Thrte ger Cents. 721.60 c. 65c. 70c. 66c.
• 70c.4—ilank tibitres, 111901.

NEV-lidirtfil WALES:

h James Pooling, Esq. the new AisistantJadge, ar.
rived limo England at,Sycicey on the 2Sdisffebstlerfr
under the usual salute. It appears fri m these &deism
that tha settlenuei t at Melville's I.land was. in It very,
bad state, and the brig Governor Phillips wit tai',9*
dispatched•torthwith, with medical men andcomfoitt,
for teat Colday. and Ifoilles•Bay... The Hooghly, with.
ninety convict,, at rived a't Sydney on.-the 9.astEstestary.
The, death of Mr. Mills, the ltegist;a:r•or;the Su-
preme Court, is noticed in their Paoseri; •ind Mr.
John Stephen, son of Mr. Justice Stephen, hid been
appointed .to the vacancy. An extensive cultivation of
tobaccowns- expected to benefit very considerably the-
tritabalty.. :The samples: of Colonial-grown tobacco,
bithmd produced, had. shown sufficiently how favour-
able wis the general climate of New South Wales for
• 'faltering this prodeetivettib. It was expected it would
ultimately prove not inferior to Virginia: The advices
Croat V. Diemen's Lapd state, that steam-mills were
on the ,point ot beginning .10 .work at Hobart Town.
The weAkiter had been very sultry, and the inhabitants
of severat parts of the island had been attacked by
cholera. .. It had nor; however, proved fatal. The Van
'lllienseis's Land• -Company's ship Caroline had artived
lytim England-at 11-. hart Town., ti.e latter end of J -
ototaary. 4bp,itt the Equator she had been boardrd by a,
• `Spanish privatecr, which robbed her of some articles,
•i
Hasid exchtmgeci some of her valuable sheep for others
'cat less value. The harvest was going on rapidly, though
malty lettlers were lamentably in want ot hands. The•
aop, generally, would not, however, exceed half an
Average one. An old Colonist, Captain Udine, bad
established a small factory on the banks .of the Thames,.,
n •New W
Zealand, Which it was thought would be a safe
'enctsdecbssful mercantile depot. The Harm:my; of 400
;coos, had.been loaded there with some of the finest spars
' aothe world. The place was, however, about to become
the theane of a civil war, the Thames natives being GA
the point of proceeding against those of the Bay. of
Istrodsi.which were under a savage chief of great bit.
parity, named Shunger, who had acted with the greatest
trashy towards the Thames natives abL•ut six years pre:
views It. was tepoited that his Excellency the Governor-
:was about to sit nut, on an expedition to explore the i 0
laid waters west of Wellington Valley. Specimens of
!silver ore had been brought from Bathurst.
.. eft e followiag prices of the Sydney Market are not
iuniuteteatingss • ; • .
New. Wjtuac_gs. Maize 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. Barley ft. Flour 18x.
to 22a.''. Bitairtrid. per 21b. loaf. Potatoes 204. per cwt. Fresh
'Better 2s. 6d. per lb. Salt do. 2s. Cheese Is. 6d. Eggs 2s. 3d. per
thrmin. Fowls 4s. per couple. Ducks Ss. Geese 10s. Turkeys 15s.
T gURPIe Qtlions id. per lb. Beef 44d. to ale. Mutton 7d.
cli.k. ad.' Veal 21' Oranges 81. per dozen. Peaches 2.d. io 6d. per
elostX.:,Mytoe 'Tea lee pir chest of 32115. Green ditto At Ws.
hart 54. Refitx • SotE 644. Mould. Candles Is. 20. Dips I Id.
rr,cogo isolbs. £2s. 6d. gum 14s. per gallon. Brandy 20s.
,11016W4141. Oa You: Ceduess White-Wine 51. and Eed ditto
611:f.peprirpt nktiiiti bad ''directed that all the public
C.l,'
oat? shall, in future, be lhdged in the two Banks at
§ydbey, in equal proportions. .•
•IctOrdiag.to the Hubait. Town Tetrvnian, to the
112th of February, the black Aborigines had been corn-
!ping outrages in,sorne.,pert ot• the Colony. Tile
1E4P441 'Of .Z. 44 I:44lVnif&P.Oniplains of the large,quen-
, rityl al spit lA' laiiiisal..ist,klobart Torso, which, for Olt:
iiric inCieths ending 'De.cember 51, had amounted to
sc.s.(:oogirAtons. An eipeckioit had Wei recently fitted
ps',Ccts„Cape Lirinoi for tie purpose:4 -sepoetiug up
tittlll3./ifaicitbility• of fiuding . sttlitieat Jowl cot. the re-
((rµ,tly f 144111.- API' the ,vskap(:se cstl Oks Yes, Diem's/.
Ilt ••C°014411.7. . The, e Pao_ecs!cdnfitm the acFoeat of
its feeetehed ssateof Melville's' Island and ft4sl:s Bay.
11',11suageou of the former had been merdeted by. the
• tat vibmstul,the. whole sf.the te.ideets at the latter wets
ab.,uting under the worse; to a most dreadful degree.

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