Star.
London, England, 1828-05-21 00:00:00

Servians h.ve to 07 is provision% for which
they are exempt froth the double tithe that was so
oppressive to the inhabitants. For some time past the
IBiders of the nation have bat; i t in contemplation to con-
lent this tribute into money, and to pay the amount by
rinstalmeots ; the Nebo!, however, considering► the flue
potions in the pikes of corn, by which the price of all
other commodities are regulated in these countries, does
not think it advisable to adopt a mode of supplying
She fortress diffetent from what has hitherto bees
in use. He has accordingly, as we learn, rejected
all the proposal► made to him, and insists on the
furnishing of the contributions in kind, as hetetotore-
In Belptade there are some thousand regular troops ; at
Schabaz, Semandria, Nissa, and other small fortresses'
about 10,000 troops of every description. We have no
news from Constantinople. The traffic with the capital
is, indeed, very considerable ; but we have seldom any
news but such as relates to trade. From Wallachia sse
receive the most contradictory accounts. Sometimes
we are told that the war with Russia is unavoidable.
and sometimes that peace will not, and cannot be inter-
rupted. Travellers who come from that country affirm,
that the Tut ks have assembled a very great force on the
Danube.

V ILENN A, 9Lsr 9. •
The Marquis Paulucci, Governor General of Litroniai
arrived line a fetv 'days ago on his way to Italy, having
obtained leave of absence from his Majesty the EMperor
of Russia, to travel tor the benefit of his health. -
Captain Philopovich, of the Austrian Gersol Staff,
has returned from Constantinople.
We have just received from S. Petersbnighlhe Rut.
sian Manifesto, and a Proclamation of COuneWitigtn-
stein to the inhabitants of Wallacbia and Muldiviat
Metalliquess9l—Dank Shares 10)10.1-4/gooteiras Zeilung, u' 14.

NUREMBURO, MAY 13.
It is stated in st.rne Journals, that Austrian horse
dealers are visiting the upper Palatinate, to purchase
dragoon and tra n horses for Bohemia. Private letteis*
from Bohemia, in fact, state, that considerable move-
meots of troops have taken place in•that country. and
that a general levy of recruits has commenced:—
Nstranburg Correspondent, May IS..

The new Pension Bill has been printed. It empowers
his Maims. ** to grant 3.'000/.0 year for the life of Orestes CAIN.
NING, second Ann of the kale Right H.nwurable Ganase CANIGNOr
and it lunges empowers bis hkeicerr to direct " such provisions
and regulations a's to die application of. this Pension, for the
benefit of the slid CMANLIII CANNING, or of his brother Witttast
Per CANNING, .11' of Viscountess Cantons, Or of either of them, as
to his klaaaver may seem fie
The Duke in CUMBRRLAND visited his MA.III3T.T
yesterday at his Palace in St. Jamie's.
The Duke of WELLInGTOS had at audience yester.,
dee of the Nuta.
The Duke and Duchess of CLittenCti, and the Duke
of COMIGIRLAND, visited the Duke of Sussex yesterday, at Mi.
apartments in the King's Palace at Kensington.
• Prince LeopoLD left town yesterday morning foe his
seat at Claremont.
.Prince Glottaz Litman, and the Hon. Master bails
!seer (second son of Lord Derwin) dined whit Prince
tjhtstAAAAA NN yesterday, in the apartments of his Royal tifghiwasi
hi the King', Palace, St. James's.
:The Duke of CUMBenLAND honoured the Duke ano
Duchess of Se. ALBAN! with his company to dinner on Monday,
tit thtir residence in Piccadilly.
The LORD Mavoa, accompanied by the City Re-
Wiembrancer, had a conference with the Duke of Wsudisolve Wok
the CNANCIILLOG of the Kecsnrouge, yesterday, at the Treasury.
The Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of
England, ifter attending a Meeting of the Bank Directors, pro:
ceeded to the Treasury yesterday afternoon, and had an interview
with the CHANCIILLOS of the Eactunerea..
Earl Duoutv transacted business with Mr. Secretary
Husetssois yesterday. .
Mr. CROK BR had an interview with the;Drike of,
WZLLINGTON yesterday. at. the Treasury.
Admiral FELLOWES entertained a distinguished.party
to dinner yesterday, at his house in Gloucester-Place.
Lady JOH NSTONR gave a splendid 'ball ana supper
yesterday evening, at bee house Its Cumberland-place, which was
very fesbinnably 'attended.
The Duke and Dirctnses Of Noarntrstsvat.a WD had.a
grand dinner party at Northumberland House yesterday.
Monday morning some thievesentered the mes—room
of the Royal Horse (lauds, Regent's Park Barracks,
and stole a great gear t ty of silver forks and apoont.
The Dike of Nouvot.x gave a gland dinner yesterday
at his house in St. Jame.'*.aquare.
His R..y al Highness Prince LEOPOLD gave a splendid
Entertainment to a numerous Party on.. Monday siight, at Mall.
lavrough House. The rooms were most hr intently iltuminatell, and
-exhibited a most magnificent display. The refreshments consisted
of every delicacy that could possibly be procured. The company
began to arrive at ten o'clock, and continued setting down, without
intermission, for about taro hours. The Members of the ROYAL
FAMILY were among the earliest who arrived. The Dike and
Duchess of (leasers and the Duchess of Gusuesenta waived at a
quArter past ten o'clock ; they, were soots afterwards followed by the
Duchess of Emir, the Duke of Gusucestaa, and the Duke of
Custssexanscand an immense number of Nobility were also present.
The Duke and Duchess of Sa. ALtaits gave-a-grand
entertainment on Monday, at their residence in Stratton
street, Piccadilly, to—
Their Royal Highnesses the Dokes of Cointriand and Giotto!
nester, the Duke of Wellington, lte Marquis and Marchioness of)
Bute, the Marquis and hiarchioness of Winchester, the Earl and
Countess of Morley, the Nadal liesborosigh, the Countess ot Guild
I Edit]. Lord Mahland, Lord castlereagh, Lord Durtcannon, Lord'
and Lady F. Beauclerk, Ladies Louisa and Georgina, 00.,toclerk,;
' Lady C. Pouleti, Lady Stepney, Lady Maryborougls, lay Susan
North, hlr.and Lady Mary Stanley, Sir Franets and Miss *WM,'
Sir Courts and Lady Trotter, Colonel Higgins, Colonel Paten, Col.
Forester, Sir G. Warrcnder. Mr. Pousonby, Mrs,. Beaucletk, /cc.
A letter from Marsailles states that Marshal 'Sotii.'T
(Duke of DALIsaTIA) bad beets refused a passport to go frtion Flo-
rence to Milan and Venice, the passage through the Aestrian terri-
Mary having been interdkted in consequence of his title.
Monday el/elution a patty, consisting of tour young
men and two females, were returning from an excursion
up the River, the wherry in which they were was forced
against the head of some barges, near lflackfriars, and
a female and two young men, by the concussion, were
precipitated into the water. The female and one man
were saved; but the other man was drowned.
Oa Sunday morning, at a milkwoman named Lloyd
was proceeding along Dockhead, Bermondsey; followed
by a little terrier, the animal on a sudden began to snap
and bite at other dogs, passing along. Believing that
it was seized with canine madness, the woman imme-
diately returned home. When she arrived at her house,
her son, a lad eighteen years of age, proceeded to secure
it, and while he was tying it up the enraged animal bit
him on the hand. A tradesman, named Tuffrey, wit,
nessing the accident, and conscious the dog was mad,
immediately procured a pistol for the purpose of dst-
straying it. Having taken aim at the animal, he pulled
die trigger, upon which the weapon burst, and part of
dee barrel baring struckthe unfortunate man in the eye,
it was completely knocked oat of the socket, and other-
wise injured sasseriously that but little hope is.enter-
tained of his recovery. The dog was killed by the
mplosicso, and the young man who was bitten bi it bad
the parts surrounding it immediately cut oat.