Star.
London, England, 1829-07-27 00:00:00

ST. PETERSRURGH, ',LT 11.

A Supplement to the St. Prterrhark Atwood contains the report
el General of the 14th June, but the Journals brie no
later accounts from any part of the theatre of war. The mai-
versarr of the birth-day of the Grand Duchess, Alexandra Ni-
miasma. was celebrated in dm usual manner ea the Mb. by divine
service in the Cams Cathedral There was afterwards aTi Dam
far the taking of Racism. The colours taken from the enemy in
the memorable battle of Yulevtcha, and at Radon, were carried
in procession through the streets. and the city was Minninated in
the evenioc.—St. Barnhart Papers, Faly 11.

HAMBURGH. Jinx SI.

It Is believed at Berlin that use Prosaism Court is Inclined to set
Si mediator between Russia and the Ports; and that General Dk-
Mtn\ Is, at all events, to wait for the surrender of libunda before
be advance' into the plain et Adrianople to threaten Cooseaadoople
no that side. It NOM to be believed at Heels that &Rallis *ill
not listen to any proposals, till the Mandator amp all stow hard(
to the south of the

THE HAGUE, JULY U.

His Majesty is expected to arrive here to•naoecow from Bruxel-
les, sod win visit Amsterdam at the beginning of next week. A
1111111WINIS promedso has taken plate In the order of the Belgic
Una.

FRANKFORT, JOLT M.

The Emperor of Russia has given the Order of Sc. Vladimir of
the Int class to Generals Pahko, sod Rath, for their bctiYant err.
vim in the war.
Count Selusseldsr, Governor the Prlncipalides, has rewired
orders to assemble some of the Boyards at Buebarost, to dbouse
the Improvements which may be judged netesiary la the *ebb:
tuition of the Prismipalides.
The epideaste disorder emits tie have Abated at Dochateet at the
latter end of June.

It is said that Colonel Helene, is sprinted head of the War
Department in Greece, and that Colonel Damsel will have the
eeinasaad of the regular troops.—Dukh Papers. ,pity SS.

HAMBURG% Josar 11.

Buren Hall, Four &Clock.
Maeda dull ; discount 4 to 38 per cent. RUla on Amsterdam
and Paris in demand—on London sewed. Rod of July.
Awls Danish Loan 8 per Cent. 67i
Aso Russian Loan
Hausberer
PM* 1011
0i
• •
Austrian Bank Shares ll3B
Austrian hietalliques
—Hensburgh Reporter,Jolygl.

OM ICOIIOOI4

ST. Prraasseasa, JOLT 11.-10 i.
Amessasuit. JULY 24 —I2. Is 5-10.-2 immulks, it. 05.
HANSOII4II. JOLT 21.-15. 11a.-11alestlis, 116 10.
%aux, JULY 11-5 M.l 211.
&rocuroLso, JOLT 14.-75 D. 11 27.
Comma**. JULY I.—S M. 6 INL

Letters from Cologne say, that several merchants of
that city are in London, endeavouring to make arrange-
ments fora regular communication by water between the
two cities.

From Vienna we have advices to the 14th instant, br
which it appears, that M. Campensano, the Spanish Am-
bassador to the Court of Vienna, has had his first audience.

An article from Copenhagen, of date the 18th inst.
notices the sailing of the Herald English frigate of 36
guns, with Lady Heytesbury on board, who has gone to
join his Lordship.
Accounts from Berlin of the 12th instant, state, that
the Empress of Russia was to leave on the 15th for St.
Petersburgh, accompanied by her brother the Prince
Royal, as far as Memel. The King of Prussia was
going to Toplitz, after which he was to visit his pro-
vinces as well as the low countries.

The French Papers say, that it is certain a treaty of
commerce with Hayti was signed on the first day of April,
by M. Molfiers on the part of France, and the three
Commissioners of the Government of Hayti. There was
also signed a Convention for the payment of 120 millions
of franks, due by Hayti to the French Government.
An Extraordinary Courier arrived at Paris from Ma-
drid on the 23d inst. and set off immediately for London
His dispatches is said to relate to the marriage of
Don Miguel.
A report prevailed at Vienna, on the 16th, that the
Emperor Nicolas had promised is Allies that the Rus-
sian Army should not proceed further than Adrianople ;
and if the Sultan then would not consent to accept con-
ditions for peace, the Ambassadors of England and
France should interfere as mediators.

Accounts from Lisbon, of the Bth July, state, that the
arrival of Villa Flor at Terceira has caused a great sensa-
tion among the Miguelites, who now despair of the taking
of that Island.

The letters from Provence, in France, announce a
good harvest; the same in Languedoc.
Letters from Candia state, that the Turks still occupy
three strong places, and the Greeks are masters of the
rest of the Island.

-C1 a Y. Twar.vit o'CLoca.

Cessols,which left off on Saturday at 891 to for the Account,
I opened at the same price ; and at present they are 89 to e, and the
same for money, wit► little business doing.
' In the Foreign market Portuguese stock has rather improved,
owing to the report that Don Miguel is going to marry the young
Queen, by which the affairs of Portugal will be brought to a
favourably time.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

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Consols have been done in the enures of the morning at 89 for
the Account; but at present the Market is rather more arm, at
itioi buyers. Some business is doing, but ma to a great mast.
By the Dutch *teenier, which has arrival, we bear that the
Dutch Funds have come soe-half per cent. higher ; the Foreign
Mocks at-Amsterdam have also improved.
A Savings' Bank in the country has sustained a loss of
1,01101. by the deisicados of the treasurer of the
An awful instance of sudden death occ= on Wed-
nesday week at Datisford. A Mr. Cant, a respectable person
weep*. a mai cottage in that lordship, suddenly complained of
hshsp nnwill, mid he was carried into the persons house who
the chid upon a bed, sad died almost insusediately.
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