Star.
London, England, 1828-07-14 00:00:00

to the Russian cieclaratios:ot wary in which it endea- I
noun to refute all the grievances .f Russia. Tbe Greekj
qtiestiortis slot particularly gist* Into in this. &renovate,.
but it is mentioned in such bitlibiserthar it is easy lb
see the intention of the Pt.rte, udt to suffer any foteiga
interference in its intermit conetirros. The concession:
already made in this re.pect ate tbetefore not likely to
'receive any farther extension, unless the Pare fe:l itself
called upon to use a different language to the other
Powers from what it holds to Russia. We have here
lade Or nn informlition respecting die military opera-
tiOns of the Russians on the Danube, ind it is generally
said that the Russian army will merely occupy the Prin.
cipilities, an not pass the Danube. The fortresses on
the left bank of that river :.re said, however, to be hard
pressed, though the Turkish garrisons make a hard re•
sistance and take many prisoners, several of whom were
'brought here a few days ago. The Grand Vizir, who
speaks Russiar, had these prisoners brought hero. e him,
In order to r.bt ,in ii.furniation respecting the Rossi in
army ; bit, it is said he acquired bnt little. The endea-
vours of the Pacha of Stlistria to procure information
respertng the positions of the Russian army are said to
have been disappointed by the discovery of his spy at
whn was set at liberty by the magnanimity of
the Emperor Nicholas*. Little change has been made
Lot rly in the defensive measures of the Porte, except
that some batter ies are erected in the channel at the
village cf Below+, de, and SOO artillery have been sent
to Erzeium, horn which place the Porte hat been in-
formed thatthe Russians are at Akiska. Some Curdish
Chiefs have arrived here with their attendant•, in orde,
to proceed to the army. This is the sum el the w
prepar.tions. for we bear nothing of t e departure of
the Emperor and of the Grand Vizir for t'se army; or
of the' hoisting of the sacred standard. The Bosphorui
closed. bur it is reported to be intended to allow-mer-
chantmen under every flag to pass it nn paying a certain
tax. A Sardinian ves.el with corn trosn'Odessa has
obtained perm.ssion to enter the harbour, but it remains
to be seen whether the Government will not take pos-
session of the cargo; for provisions -are beginning to
grow scarce, and a contract which the• Porte designed
to make with four European merchants for a million
lkilos of wheat has not ) et been brought to a conclusion.
At Smyrna, from a- fear that Russian men of war
might enter the harbour under other colour, orders were
Igiven not to suffer any foreign men of war to enter the
lharbour. An arrangement has, however, been made
between the foreign Consuls, the Austrian Commander
Count Dandolo, arid the Pacha, in consequence of which
tkls order has been recalled, and a guard ship stationed
in the roads. The Nebo, by way of precaution, has
assembled 1'2,000 men near the city, and great exer-
tion% are making tr fortify the island of Scio. Son.e
cases of the plague have occurred at Smyrna, but they
'do not cause any grear alarm.
Vlore., Jinni 30.—Metalliques, 93; Bank Shares, 1,089.
I.—Metalliques, 93i.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

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HOUSE OF COMMONS, 3uLY 12.

Mr. LABOUCHERE gave notice, that on Monday he would
present a Petition from the Inhabitants of Lower Canada ; and
would take the opportunity of calling the serious attention of the
House, anti the Government, to the state of that Province.
Sir A. GRANT brought up the Report of the Committee of
Ways and Means.
The Resolutions were agreed to, and Bills were ordered to be
brought in, in pur,uance thereof.
Sir A. GRANT brought up the Report of the Committee on
the National Debt Act. The lttsolutions were agreed to, and
Bills were ordered to be brought in in pursuanie thereof.
Sir A. GRANT brought up the Report of the Committee on
the advance to the Directors of the Welland Canal. The Kew.
lotion was agreed to, and a Bill was ordered to be brought in, in
pursuance thereof.
The General Turnpike Bill went through a Committee, the
Report of which was ordered to be received on Monday.
The Bombay klarine Bill was read the third time and passed 4
The Naval and Military Pensions' Bill went through a Coos-
ntittee.—lieport ordered to be received on Monday.
The Deserted Children (Ireland) Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to be committed on Monday.
Mr. 'WI L OT. II It TON gave nettles. that 'on ThUrsday he
would move a resolution in tur, hei ante of the resolutions of 1823.
respecting Shivery: Ali that tie intended ti; do was to move the
Resolution without any speech or remarks.
Mr. IL. TWISS presented Iteturns respecting the captured
Negroes, awl the Cuionial Debt ut Ceylon.
Mr Smut' presented a Iteptut from the Commis•iosiers for.
Buildtug I:botches in the Litshiaods.—Adjourned at liwtr caste
Fova u'CLuct.