Star.
London, England, 1828-06-07 00:00:00

DIAYENCE, MAT 26.

The news of a victory gained by the Russians near
Silistria, has in it nothing incredible in itself, but as we.
become acquainted with the sources from which it is
derived, it certainly needs confirmation. As an extract
from the Gazette of Lemburg, it had at leak probability
in its favour; but as an extract from the Baireuth
Gazette, it is extremely suspicious. Yet still it is strange
'that the official style should have been chosen to delude
the public, a delusion which must sbon be dispelled ;
and it would be an incredible piece of insolence to
mention Generals by name as having been killed, whose
families, if the account should reach them, must be
plunged into the greatest distress. The audacity of
Stock jobbing never exceeded this, and yet it really ap-
pears to be so, if we consider the route which this bul-
letin most have taken to reach us, and do not receive
any confirmation of it by a shorter channel, where the
communication is more easy.—Mayence Gazette.
Great apprehensions are entertained at Bucharest fir
the fall of Little Wallachia, the five districts of which
neater to the Turkish frontier, and further from the
Russian troops, cannot be occupied by them till some
days hence e. atter the 12th May), and may therefore
have reason to fear an attack from Widdin or Orsowa,
if the Turkish Governors of those places do not act with
the same prudence as those of Geurgewo, Silistriz, and
Itrail. All the inhabitants of Aajova have Bed mean-
time to Remnik, on the river Alt, and do not intend to
return- hence till after the entrance of the Russians.

DRESDEN, MAT 24.
Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess of Prussia
arrived here yesterday afternoon, and the Prince her
Consort to-day. They have apartments in the Royal
Palace.—Frankfort Paper, May Sl.

The Doke and Prince Gamma of CUMBIRLAND, at.
tended by Colonel Pores and the Rev. Mr. Jan. arrived at the
residence of the Royal Duke, in the Ring's Palace, St. James's,
about two o'clock yesterday afternoon, front the Royal Lodge in
Windsor Park.
Prince LEOPOLD arrived at his residence, Marl-
borough House, Pan Mall, yesterday afternoon, from his seat at
Claremont.
The Duke of CLARENCI honoured Captain Wool..
moss with his company to dinner yesterday, at his residence in

CTS•
The Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Princess At/-
COSTA visited the Duchess of CLARINCH and the Duchess of SAT
blzumposs yesterday, at the Admiralty.
Lord CoLcHsvrat had a long conference with Ole
Duke of WHALING/ON yesterday, at the Treasury. His Grace also
received visits from the Marquis de Pausau.s, the Portuguese
Ambassador, and Earl BATHURST.
The Matquis de PALMELLA, Viscount MgLVILLE,
and Sir Gaoacts Milaamr, transacted business yesterday, at the
Foreign Office, Downing-street.
Earl BATHURST arrived in town yesterday morning,
from a visit to his Massy's, suite Royal Lodge, in Windsor Park.
, A King's Messenger was sent off on Wednesday
night, with dispatches for Sir Fazozawit ADAM, the Lord High
Commiuioner of the lonian Isles.

Vice-Admiral Sir EDWARD CODRINGTON it to be re-
called front the command of his Majesty's Naval forces in the
Mediterranean, and along the coast of Spain as far as Cape Finis-
tette, and will be seperseded by Vice•Admirai Sir PULSZNIT NAL.
COLIC K.C.B. Jews' Ewe, Esti. is appointed Secretary to Sir
PULTSINLY Matcoix ; and Lieutenant JuliN ALLAN WAINSIT is LO
be Phi-Lieutenant. lit Is farther supposed that Ciptain Ho
Joints:only son of Sir WILUAIN Hors, is to ,be Flag-Captitip.

Morning Herald.
Lady Sonia GassLay gave a splendid ball and sup.
per yesterday evening, at her house in Hereford-street, May Fair.
The Ho,tourable Lady SiIITH had a grand dinner
and evening party yesterday, at her house in Piccadilly.
Colonel Curs, M.P. entertained a distinguished party
to dinner 'yesterday. at his house in Privy Gardens.
The Bail of ROSESERRY entertained Lord and Lady
Kura and a large party to dinner yesterday, at his house In Piccadilly.
The MASTSK of the RoLLs had a grand dinner party
yesterday, at his residence in Chancery-lane.
Owsu WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. entertained a large party
t• dinner yesterday, at his house in Berkeley-square.
The Annual Meeting of the Waterloo Bridge Com-
pany was held on Thursday. The Report stated the receipts for
the halflear ending February 115, to be 6,9261. 7s. 3d. and the
disbursements 6,9624. 14s. of course there was no declaration of a
dividend.

Dispatches were on Thursday night received at the.
Mee of the Earl of Amens, from Lord Cow Lay, at Vienna,
winch are completely silent upon the subject of the reported victo-
ries of the Russians over the Turks.

The C. amen of Essex had a card party yesterday
evening, at her house in Hia.Street, Berkeley-square.
The Earl of GROSYZNOR had a distinguished party
to dimes' yesterday, at his house in Upper Gronener.street.
Thursday the Annual Meeting of the Shareholders
'cif Ow Hammersmith Bridge was held at the Crows► and Anchor
Tavern. It was stated that the fir* half-yeses ton received
amounted to WIG lls. and considering the defective state of the
approaches, that was considered highly auisfattoey. The Engineer's
Report stated. that no part of the chains or the bridge bad been
t,,,,iNrcd by the tragic which had gene over it. A dividend of lles
per share was declared on the peat' and earplug capital. The
Meeting then dissolved.
in the Commons, the principal business of last night
was the Miscellaneous &WILMS' # WhiCkt die: a keg cooversation,
Wert all agreed to.

THE ILIA:, ace.

WINPSOIk :Eta s.
Ti is day his Mann= again honoured the Races with his pre-
sence, notwithstanding the weather was raw, cold, and uncomfort-
able. The Royal Suite was the same as before, and the reception
of his Mania' as loyal aeon the ether days. Prince Gamier was
not there. In his MArterv's stand were the Princess ESURILOIZT,
Marchioness of CONTPORAY and the Ladies CoorsionAst, and
several other Ladies of title. gilt Maaeirr did not depart till half-
past five o'clock, after the first heat for the Plate.