Star.
London, England, 1829-03-17 00:00:00

from Liiron to the 6th t. Toe following•arectt-
tracts from the Papers received by this ciinveyance:
LISBON, !Masco 4.
Yesterday his Majesty wrnt to dine at bis country holm, and
returning at foot in the afternoon, rode on horseback to the quay
Belim, accompanied by the Minister of War, the Chief of the
Star, the Adjutant General, and his whole Staff. Hts Majesty
then reviewed the troops intended for the Island of Terceira,
whose enthudasm is not to be described, after which his Majesty
returned to his country house. ' The numerous crowd of speetaton
received his Majedy with transports of joy.
Five (*Long—Yesterday his Majesty went to attend Mau in
the Patriarchal Church, and then proceeded to the quay of
where be went on board the Don John VI. and saw the embarks-
don of the troops destined for Terceira, who, as wed as the nu-
merous crowd of propil, welcomed his Majesty with the greatest
_ .

demonstrations of joy:
Masai B—To-day seven of the accomplices In the infamous
conspiracy of the Es-Brigadier Moreira were taken, at noon, from
the prima of Limeiro, and conducted to the Qr.), do Sodre, where
five were hanged, and their beads cut off and reposed on the gal
lows. The two others were present at the elecutrou.—Lision Ga-
nsu*, March 7.
German Papers to the Ilth instant have been re-
ceived this morning. The following are extra ts:
RUCH A REsr, Fie. 20.—(Sent for insertion.)
With equal surprise and indignation all have read the absurd
reports in some German Journals, and which have been copied
into the French, which manifest a total ignorance of the ',treading
and of recent events. They represent the situation of the Russians
as desperate, and announce that probably they wid soon be obliged
to retteat to the Pruth. They give a pompous description of the
power of the Turks, and their judicious plans. La.tly, they quute
a pretended, most inspudent letter, from the notorious 'll.chapan
Oglou 'to Count Langeron, in which he is made to put the Count
In mind that be was once his (Tchapan Ogluu's) prisoner. The
fact, however, is this—Tchapan Oglou did not take Count Lan-
germ prisoner; but the latter, in the year Idll. took Tchapan
Oglou prisoner, with 5,000 men, the r..tnatins of an army of 12,000
■tea, alter fifty-two days blockade in his camp, and repeats d en-
gagements. The Russians will nut retreat to .he ?rob, and are
no more afraid of the Turks than they are of the newspapers.
The Turks have at present in their fortresses on the _Danube
some wretched Asiatic cavalry, which, foe want of fodder for their
' horses is scarcely aisle to act, and infantry composed of the lobes
Wants of the towns and villages, who desert whenever they have
so opportunity. In Widdin they have a pretty considerable fusee,
including some iegular troops; but tbe defence of Little Wallachia
is confided to an 'scent:it General, Baron Geismar, and to brave
troops, who have already so admirably supported him, and who, in
case of need, can receive reinforcements from Count Langeron,
under whose command he is. Tchapan Oglou is at Nicopols, and
does not venture out.

Olathe Seth of January Count Langeion caused the lustre.. oat
Kale to be taken by stet movhich he. under the bre on Nscupuli,
being separated from it by the Danube, which is 400 tuises broad.
He ordered a battalion to cross the frozen Danube In the night, near
t►e mouth of the river Oznaa, to take a new redoubt, $OO tosses
from Hampton, to throw the guns into the Danube, the ice not being
strong enough to bear them, and to burn thirty vessels ul theTurki.b
flotilla. which lay under the protection of the redoubt. In this
manner the Russians reply to the calumnies of the Journali►t..
Vanua. Maccu s.—Metalblus., 96/; Bank Shares, 1092.--
Allgenoeiise Zealot& Match 10.

Y, TwaLvs otLock..
Console opened this morning at 1117 i fur the Account, and
117 i I for AJosny, continues at the cam price, with little or
nothing doing.
it is settling day in the Foreign market; hut the account is of
a very trifling description, with noising doitig,escept settling thrii
Accounts. Prices at present are nominal.
The Calculla Casette of the 19th of October contains the ufili:111
account of the death of the Bishop of CaLain's.
Calcutta Papers arrived to the suth of October, at the North
and South American coffee-house.

/EOM THE 0211111TAL OBS 88888 Of THE 19TH Of OCTOIIII6

The arrivals during the week have been uncommonly numerous,
upwards of a dozen large ships arrived of town on Friday.
The Singapore Papers state, that fears are entertained for the
safety of the Falcon, she having left China three mouths previous,
and not having been since heard of.
CA LOOM Marion.—The sales reported early in the week have
been very limited, and we have not many alterations to quote.—
Stock of British produce increadng, and no speculative demand.
The crop of indigo may now be estimated for 1828 and 1829 at
abobt ninety thousand maunds, of which very little has yet come
Intlek
c market.
quantity of tonnage from London to this port Is not likely
to ome up to what was anticipated, as several of the large ships
lading in May and June have been withdrawn.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

Consols are stet quite so *ood as in the early part of the morittiqh
when they were done at 871 for the Account ; since which they
tended to 87 for Money, and 87j to j for the Account : but at
present the) may he quoted at 87A and 87* to k ter Money.
In the Foreign maiket they are still occupied in making up their
Accoun:e

Beekeeper Bills continue at the same price as yesterday morn-
ing, but Bonds are rather lower.

COURT CIRCULAR.

His MAJESTY, it is espcctesi, will hold a Court on
Wednesday neat.
The Duke of CUMIERLAND returned to town abunt
bait-pas one o'clock yesterday afternoon, Irons a visit to Ms MA-
JESTY, at kis Palace at Windsor.. -
The Princess AUGUSTA and the Duchess of GLOU-
envie visited the Princess Soma and the Duchess of Ke yes•
terday, at their apartments in the King's Palace at liensinston.
Prince Davarr, the Russian Ambassador, Prince Po.
unite; the French A b AL:assador, Baron &tow, the Prussian
Minister, and Coact de to. the Neapolitan Minister, had a
long conference yesterday h the Duke ut WELLINGTON and the
Earl of ANZADZIN, at the Dike of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
The LOOM PRIMATI of IRELAvD • isitei the CHAN-
csuon of the EICIIIIQUaII yesterday. The Right Hon. Gentleman
went out yesterday afternoon, in his close carriage, for the first
time since the commencement of his indisposition on Friday week.
THE -- --.
ARMY.

The Dspots of the sed Fuot. and of the Rae Brigade, have
moved from Gosport to Portsmouth; those of the 81d Iteginseht
from Portsmouth to Gosport; of the liOth, from l'ortsmouth to
Fort Cumberland.

A Detachment belonging to the 40th Regiment of Infantry,
embarked on Friday at Deptford, as a guard, un board the Lady
Harewood,convict ship, for New South Wales.
A Detachment of the 63d Regiment of Foot marched on Filthy
morning, from Chatham Barracks, on route to Deptford, where it
I arrived oo Saturday, and embarked on, oard the America, convict
ship, as a guard, for New South Wales.
A Detachment of the 71st Regiment of Infantry has received
orders to be in readiness to embark from Chatham, to complete
the Service Companies in Ameiica.
Detachments of invalids belonging to the 22d, 53d, 77th, s4th,
91st, and Royal Artillery, arrived of Chatham on the 13th Inst.
Irons Jamaica. and disembarked on Friday evening, and maraied
Into the Invalid Depot.
Detachments of Invalids belonging to different Regiments
marched from the lAvalid Depot yesterday to London, fur the
purpose of appearing for examination before the Lords Commis-
sioners of the Royal Hospital at Chelsea, where a Board will be
held for that purpose tomorrow.