Star.
London, England, 1828-08-16 00:00:00

PORT-AU.PRINCF., Juxs 15. •

On the 10th of this month the President of Hayti
opened the Session of the Representatives, with a speech,
of which the following is the substance :
Speaking of the attempts to disturb the public tran-
quillity, he declared his satisfaction at the public spirit
which had every where manifested the greatest zeal to
defend the established order of things.
In making all the exertions which probity commands
to pay the debt contracted with France, we have never
ceased to defend the honour and rights of Hayti. He
had constantly acted on the principle that a really in-
dependent people could not be bound contrary to its
interest, to recognise in perpetuity exclusive privileges
in favour of the commerce of a foreign Power. On this
important point, it issunderstood that, unless farther
stipulations reciprocally advantageous shall be made,
the trade of all nations" hill be placed here, after 1830
on'the footing of pnrfect-equality.
Tire President, speakirig of the extraordinary contri-
bution, says that experience has pointed oat some ob-
jections and abuses, which will be remedied.
The reception given to the paper currency has an-
swered his expectations.
Notwithstanding the depreciation in the value of our
produce, the deplorable effects of the great drought and
the hurricane, which have successively desolated the
country, good order and security have been maintained
both ir► the tqwfis and in the country. The population
has remarkably increased, and public instruction has
made great progress. Ji

The Meititeigr, and other Morning Papers; contain
no news.

Faascii Fawns.—Aso. 15.—Fire per Cents. 107 f. 25c. 15c.
Three per Cents. 72f. 55c. 4Se. Bank Stock,lB67f. 50c.—Renter
de Naples, 76f. 25c. Royal Spanish Loan, 721 f. Haytian Ditto,
625 f. Exchange on London, One Month, 251. 25c. Three Ditto,
110. 15c..—Cours thithentique.

We received this forenoon German Papers to the
10th inst. Their contents possess no interest. The
Following are extracts:

FRONTIERS OF TRANSYLVANIA, JULY 21.

Bazardjik, otherwise called Hadschl-Oglu Bazar, is next to
&bomb and Varna, the most considerable place in the Turkish
diltriet of Dobrudsha ; it lies at the first defiles of the Balkan, and
is distant about thirty geographical miles (fifteen to a degree) from
the place where the Russian army passed the Danube at Rukoning,
from the south side of the pontoon bridge at Issaktchl ; it is about
half way to Edreneh, or Adrianople, twelve geographical miles frem
Silistria, and five from Varna, which last town is in a straight line,
about half way to Constantinople. The Russian head-quarters are
now hs sight of the Balkan chain, in which, almost in a line, and
between the rivers Varna and Kamtchi, are the fortresses of Old
• Schunda Jetiebazar, Pravadi, Aladin, and Varna.

Viwi&, Amur 4.—Metalliques 23—Bank Shares 1,034.--
Algemeins Zeitureg, dugout 9.
VIENNA, Amin? 3.

The dealer Frerizeis, of 26th July, gives some details of the In-
tended expedition to Greece, which it says " is designed for the
execution of the Treaty of 6th Judy—to expel Ibrahim Pacha—and
to put an end to the rage which, this Arab Chief, who is less war-
like than ferocious, exercises ea the remnants of the unhappy
Greeks."

On this passage the Austrian Observer makes the following ob.
nervations

•• The latest accounts from Greece say nothing of ibis; on the
contrails a kuer from tante, of July 3d, says, mom% cooing

from good authotity, which have been restivvd here (ion, .t.
posite coast of the Ylorea—namely, from Clareoza ar.l
soy, that the troops of Ibrahim Pacba conduct thero,elves in the
most peaceable manner; and detachments of them fr,fooently come
to the above mentioned towns and others, to purcha.,• prrt.,;,i,el;
which they receive and punctually pay for, and in generAt behave
as if they were old friend. of the Greeks. In cnnsequ.t,,e of
a considerable number of Greeks from the Morea, who had 444
refugi here, have already returned thither, and are dotty fet4nied
by others of their countrymen."—ifaistrian Observe, 4.
SAX WIEMAR, AUQ. S.

The Grand Duke has convoked an extraordinary Dal for the
10th a August, in which he will receive the blimage ci the
Estates, and at the same tittle to express his own seiiiments, a)4
bis determination to honour, maintain, encourep and protect 4
the works and institutions of his late father.

BRIG lITON, AvoCsT 14.
—...

The weat"er continues damp and squally, and with-
out by symptoms of a speedy and favourable change.
The steam packet, however, for Dieppe, left us this
morning, and another came in, the latter with but few
passengers; bur the former included in its freight the
two daughters of Lord and Lacy F. BEALICLIMC, with
their Governess; Mr. and Mrs. HAMILTON, Mr. and
Mrs. CARTIMI, acc. The Countess ANNUM took
leave of us for Paris, on Tuesday.