Star.
London, England, 1829-10-16 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURG, Szrr. 30.

Yesterday, at noon, a salute of 101 guns, fire 11 by the fortresses
of Peter and Paul, announced to the inhabitants of the capital the
happy news of the conclusion of peace with the Ottoman Porte.

His Majesty the Emperor has been pleased to send to General
Count Diebitach Sabalkanaky the following gracious rescript, with
the Order of St. George of the Ist class .-
6' To °UN GONADAL OF INFANTAT, ADJUTANT ONNINAL DIFJOTACEI
_SAIALNANSIT, CONIXANDIOL•IN-CNIEF OF me 2D •lUIT.

a' The army entrusted to your command has not ceased since the
commencement of the present campaign, to distinguish itself by
the most brilliant exploits. The total defeat of the main force of
the Grand Viskr at the village of Kulewfscha, the taking of the
fortress of &limb, the ever-memorable passage of Mount Balkan,
the capture of all the fortresses in the Bay of Bourgas, and that of
the second capital, Adrianople, are deeds which cover the army
with imperishable laurels. But not satisfied with this, your distin-
guished military talents have shown to the world an event which
exceeds all expectation, since you did not delay to plant our victo-
rious standards before the very gates of the enemy's capital, and,
communicating on the right wing with our forces in the Archipe-
lago, and on the left with that in the Black Sea, at length tri-
umphandy compelled the Ottoman Porte to acknowledge its inn
bility to resist the Russian arms, and decidedly to implore cle-
mency.

These your glorious services to us and to the country, have
acquired you our whole favour and especial gratitude, and, as a
testimony of it we hereby appoint you Knight of the First Class of
the Holy Martyr and Conqueror St. George, the insignia of which
we send yen, ordering you to wear them according to the Statutes.
" Convinced that this honourably acquired recompense wit
double your zeal in further enduring hardships for the good of the
country, we assure you of our Imperial favour.
(Signed) " NICHOLAS.
" Alexandria, near Peterhof. 12th (24th) Sept. 1929."
—P►usrian State Casette, Oct. 9.
VILMA, Ocr. 6.—(By Express received at Frankfort).—Metal-
liques, 102 ; Bank Shares, 1,920.
BRUSSELS, Ocv. 10.

A British Cabinet Messenger passed through here this morning,
on his way from Vienna, with dispatches for London.

The Java Gasogees contain various accounts of actions with the
insurgents. That of the 12th of May gives a report, dated hf age-
lang, May 2, of an expedition of the 2d, Sd, and 4th column*
against Pengasse, where the enemy had appeared to the number of
600 or 700 men. The enemy made a vigorous resistance, and
firmly awaited the approach of our troops, but when the lattrr
charged they disappeared, and were pursued as well as the nature
of the ground would allow. Their lose is said to have been con-
siderable; we had one man killed. The rebel* were commanded
by a Chief named Sento', who was considered as an experienced
leader.
Other reports give an account of a victory obtained by Major
Michaels, with the 11th column, near Sepoerang, where 200 of the
rebels will killed, and a quantity of horses, standards, and arms,
were taken.

News front Amboyna mentions meeting among the soldiers at
Saporea, who appeared to act in concert with some of the inhabi-
tants, and with one Schmidt Van !lard, formerly Resident at Sa-
purea, who had been degraded and banished. The Government at
Amboyna had disarmed these soldiers, and sent them to Java. It
had also arrested Schmidt, and all concerned in the projected in,
surrection. M. Mo:ee., acting as Governor, and M. Styman, the
militaty Commander, bad shewn great zeal. and the European gar-
rison and Ambnyoe•e soldiers deserve praise. All was quiet at
Amboyna on the departure of the ship which brought this ocws to
Java, as weU u by later accounts from that island.

The Sultan of Soerakarta, with a numerous suite, visite4 the
Lieutenatit-Governor-General, de Kock, at Magelang, at the be-
ginning of May. He visited on this occasion the mountain of Ti.
dos, vrbach the Javanese look upon as the centre of Java. The
tradition says that several talismans were buried 011 this maintain
by the first colonists, to cure the insalubrity of • the island, which
had before rendered it uninhabitable.
BRUSSELS, Orr. 13.
The King and Prillie of Orange are at the Hague, where all
the Ministers will likewise be in a few days.
(None of the lussels, Berlin, Vienna, or other German Pape' 4,
give the Treaty of Peace between Russia and Turkey).
• The' Adruseine • Zeitung quotes the Metalliques at 104 t, which
is probably istypngiaphical error.

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