Star.
London, England, 1829-06-11 00:00:00

TRIRSTE, Kay 19.

The Captain of a skip arrived in 24 days from C-araberie ay%
that two French ships which were taking a cargo of oil at Abate
from Marseilles, base been attacked and plundered of a 2 tbalg
money by the Turks. Only two Greek armed ships were males
un those seas. Accounts from Metelino of 211th April announce,
that the navigation to the Gulf of Centaur has been again really
allowed by the Russians, and that the squadron blockading dis
Dardanelles let all skips pass that have not cargoes of ammunitions
or provi►ions. By accounts from Parra to :4th May, Misselorgai
was still in the bands of the Turks, but ezpected soon to surrender.
The Melia Greek frigate was at anchor in the vicinity. Oss 'hi
14th May, a heavy cannonade from the sea side was heard at Santa
Mauro.

VISIMA. May —Metalliires., 1191—Bank Shares, 1,109,
Alg. Zeit. June 4 and S.

BRUSSELS, Jena $.

Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, whom some Journalvhave sent to
Constantinople to deftod the Empire of the Crescent, is now u
Antwerp, where be arrived yesterday by the Steam boat.

Mr. atlas, a British Cabinet Messenger, passed throdgb hero
no the 6tb with dispatches from London to Vienna.
Our Journals are filled with details or the King's tour through
the province. —Brussels Papers..hute 10.

BERLIN, Joss 4.
We lane from Warsaw that the Empress of Rawls and her
bomber Prince William world set oat for Berlin on the 24, and
arrive here on the 6th. In the evening. It was thought that his
Imperial Highness the yang Grand Duke Air:ander world ac-
company hie august Osetbee.—Proaden awe Gustk, Ant 5.

St. Petersbnrgh and .Dutch Papers hare just been
received ; the former containing news from the Rassian
army, which, it is said, effected the passage of the
Dapobe at three points t and that on the Bth of last
montb, the head-quarters were fixed in the camp before
Tcbernowody. This intimation, however, is of little
importance, as the news does not come so ler down
as the date of the battle of Pravadi, which took
place on the 22d of May. The Dutch papers cor-
roboiate the statement we gave last night, that the
Russian blocked. in the Archipelago is confined to the
Dardanelles. The following ate extract, :
ST. PETERSSURGH, MAT 1.5. •
Nava ram Tin AIDIT•

_ Camp a Teberoarady.. flay 11.
TIM passage of the Danube is effected at three points. A column
of cavalry bas passed the river at the bridge of. Satounnwo. The
ad corps crossed k in boats near Hirchovs. A part of the id
coves will pas at Kalarsscb as sae as tie bridge Is teady.
The delay Movicable to paella" a great river in boats, Is the
came that the principal corps of theater" is not effected. However,
&Waif /II the:traps that Ora to eontpase it. bale already reached
the camp beftwii Tebenrowedy. Oar ADM ea the Danube has
also ascended the titer; and is off Kabrasch.

, The head quarters, whirl► antra off Galan as the Mb. wept
Cha same day to Skorsary, on the Web to Vlsiri, and on Ms Ist
rimpetri.• On the 4th they pawed the Danube near ambers,
were transferred to 'Oropo-Cssbat, end on the 7th, so Baltedil. Oa
the •t► they were axed *fits camp botents Teheran...dr. The
laelitidosa trot yet *war any where. For gene days pest he his
entirely nirsimed bass undertaking any thins.

• ' .••• Aram. 23.
• • .
• • A report lugat Major General Penkratjew, contWandhe the
lift wing of *Weeps, gives an account Of an attack nsade .by a
ausisressAirds.of Cow& upon three villages, which they sop.
prised and pMtttiwul. They were; however, pursued and over-
Caked by 60 Cossacks and some inhabit, and entirely routed, with
the loaewl 40 killed and 25 prisoners, arm* whom was dick
Consesesdar, Admit:Aga, a retitle° et liseatia Puha. The loss
of the Ittisulans was very trilliwg.-st. Petenburg4Tepers, May 47.
1 CORFU, thy 16.
On dilute day that the Proolassatloo respecting the blockade
alike Turkish coast by the Greeks was ;Whisked, the Madagascar
frigate sailed, as is supposed, dnot to PreVesa, a strains the
Turkish and Greek comoaandeni with the Imagers that has bra
adopt& and afterwards to .pablbh it all along the owe as far as
the Mores. • • •••

Various reports have since been published ; nmo allinn that the
myths of the three Pourers m Landes have slimed so additional
article to the Protocol of the 16th of March, determining that the
boundarists of Greece shall positively-not estend beyond the Moms
and the Cyclades. At the sank time amok has promised ui cam
line ha &Odin& in the Aichipekio to the Dardanelles. Should
these reports pewee tree, all the mations made by the Greeks on
the cootbsent mast be fruitless, and they would be summoned to
fecal their troops to the Pelopoooesoc—Dosch Ibpsrs,Jeasslo.

CITY. Tw luxe ottocs.

Consols opened this morning at SSe for the Account, with
little or nothing doing up to the present time. We have oo or-
al:ink of any importance, consequently all speculations are In a
[stagnant state—The Foreign market Is in the same state.
' ST TIM. TRENCH MAIL THIS MORNING.

v •
Advicei from Lisbon, -of the 4.3t1 of May, state, that Date
'Miguel made a precipitate return from Quelue, and, on his arrival
in-tilsbon, n Council of Ministers eras immediately held on the
I!distircties rebeived from Spain and Ragland.
• Levers from Madrid. dated the 28th of May, bring accounts
thit, soon after the death of the Queen, intrigues were going fee-
lers!. ' The parttians of 'Don Carlos are persuading the King to
abdicate the throne in favour of 'his brother, as it would be the
lairans of improving his health ; but instead of the King's listening
14 their commas, be is determined to marry a fourth wife, and the
Prince of Panama, Ambassador of the King of the Two Siellies,
it charged with the negotiation between King Ferdinand and a
Princess of Naples, who is beautiful, and atom twenty-three year
6t.
.•New Toth Papers to the 7th of May, have been received by
Express, front Bristol, at the North wad South American coffee
'Wise ; but they are very barren of information.

• • EROM THE COMMERCIAL KAT S.
The Legislature adjourned yew/stay, and it has been the kera
Session ever held, having exceeded four months.
Vapuin Crakes', from Bahia, reports that the markets all skid
the coast to be In a wretched state for imports of all kind. As
kin de Janeiro every thing was also doll, and the whok eagle
'Mirth and South, was is abundant supply.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE OCLOCE:
. peak& hive emsdnued during the morning at the same 1,10
they opined at—lleig for the Account.
.illatoontg are said to have been received six days later from
Mexico, mitt NaW York, status/ that all was quiet there, sad pew
parations were making (mike installation ado* Preskiest.
ThsDutch NikaribsOirtivell—ktters will sot be delivered di
UP 10)k frialllt Oils@ do not bear of any express MO
tarts t.... - .s. . .
OteelrarllOXidiet not the kast business doing.

• COURT CIRCULAR. •

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His MAJLITT held a Court at two o'clpek yesterday
sfufoooth at his Palace. hi St. James's, which was attended by
the Loss CRIANCILLOD, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Se-
cretaries of &ate for the Home, Foreign, and' Colonial Depart-
ments. the President of the Board of Controul, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, the President of the Board of Trade, the Lord'
Chamberlain, the Master of the Horse, the Lord. Steward, the
Groom of the Stole, the Treasurer and Comptroller of the House•
hold, the Earl of Rossiya Lord Wynford, Sir Nicholas Tindal,
BliJames Scariest, Mr. Sugden, Sir Howard Douglas, &c.
• Lord W.TSFORD (late Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas) was fivseoted to his MAJESTY by the LORD CHANCILLOR,
and kissed hands on being raised to the Peerage.
Sir Nicuous Tintim. was presented by the Loan Cnalicsr.coa
to the Kura, and kissed hands. on being appointed Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas.
Sir JAMS'S SC/MI.IIT was presented by the LORD CHANCELLOR,
ou being appointed his Majesty's Attorney-General.
Mr. SUOMI. was presented to the Kum by the LORD CHAD-
emus, and kissed bands, on bring appointed the King's Solicitor-
General; on which occasion his hlararrr was pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood upon him.
Major-General Sir HOWARD Douous was presented to the
Kos by Sir GROROR hluanay, as Secretary of State for the Co.
louial Department, on his return from his Government at New
Brunswick.

Lord Etta...wanness had an audience of the Ktxo, and resigned
the Privy Seal.
*The Kitio held a Privy Council, at which Mr. BuLt.za attended
as Clerk.

The Earl of Boum' was introduced, sworn in a Privy Coon-
clUor, and took his seat at the Board accordingly. Sir NICHOLAS
"TINDAL was introduced, sworn in a Privy Councillor, and took his
seat at the Board accordingly.
The Earl of Routine was sworn into office as Keeper of the
Privy Sal, when his klaisavv delivered the Seal of Office to the
Noble Earl.
His 1113jesty's Speech, to be delivered on closing the present
Stoisioll of Parliament, was arranged at the Council.
The Duke of WILLIMOTON, the Fill of Asians's, Mr. Secretary
Pair., and the Arroarrav-Garreaar., bad audiences of the Erten.
The Earl of Pint and Sir Wit uaie LUWAT were the Lora and
Groom in waiting.
The Court broke up about half.past four o'clock.
His MAJESTY gave a grand di'sner party yesterday
evening, at his Palace, in St. James's. The dinner was given in
the Banquetting Room, and the preparations were on as splendid
a scale as at the last party.
The dinner table was ornamented with a number of magnificent
centre pieces, four of them designed by Mantuan., representing
Venus rising from the sea. having figures of Neptune, Amphi-
tryon, and Tritons executed in full relief at the sides • one In the
middle of the table Was surniounted with the figure of a Centaur
carrying off Dejanira.
The sideboard of gold plate occupying the entire width of one
end of the room, contained the same unnvalled collection of plate
as on the former occasion, with the addition of a few other pieces,
and a profusion of tankards and cops from his Majesty's collec-
tion, -everal of them having representations of different subjects
exquisitely sculptured in ivory. In the middle was a large dish of
in oblong form, curiously wrought into imitation of birds, beasts,
and flowers, supposed to be the work of the ancient Peruvians.
On one side of this dish, corresponding with an Egyptian temple,
' was a temple supported by marine horses' the top of the temple
forniing a basin, with a superb canopy. Close to this temple was
a tankard, with a Bacchanalian group, in bold relief, the figure of
Pan forming the handle. The subject of the corresponding tankard
.was the relief of Vienna. by John Sobieski.
The effect of this splendid display was heightened, on the pre-
sort occasion, by darkening the windows of the room, and thus
excluding the day-light. which made the room appear to greater
advantage. Among the company were—
The Dukes of Grafton, Portland, Richmond, Dorset, and
Leeds; Mat masses of Cleveland. Exeter, and Tavistock ; Earls
of Chesterfield, Clarendon, Verulam, • &radbroke Jersey, Scar-
borough. Wilton, and Mountcharles ; Viscount Lowther; Lords
Whartmliffe G. Cavendish, and J. Fitzroy; Sirs M. W. Ridley
John ihelley ; General Grosvenor • Colonels Rossi& and
Udney ; biessieuts Irby, Greville, Prendergast, Thornhill, Sloane,
Stanley, Prize, Scott, Payne, Batson, and Deism Radcliffe.