Star.
London, England, 1828-09-19 00:00:00

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Tralaketchen began on the 11th of Masai* =dead. es die lidels.
on which day the camp is to break op. It body to be hoped that
the weather, which bee been for a long time ezeirimely bad. may
clear up. The troop on their march have suffered extremely from
the incessant nips. An hospital has been prepared at Baden for
the troops in camp. in which there is accommodation for 4,000 mow
• The Russians are said to have sustained a severe loss (4,000 men
as report goes) by the late sally .of the Turkish pnison at Widdlot•

AUGSBURG, Szn. 11.
On the fth of this month the marriage of her Royal Highness
the Princess Louisa with his Highness the Du%. Maximilian
was solemnised fn the Palace Church at Tegentsee. Her Majesty
the Dowager Caroline bad the satisfaction of seeing all her children
around her on this occasion. The procession to the Church was
extremely interesting, being formed by the following Royal per-
Imager—Their Majesties the Queen Dowagers. the Regency Queen.
and the Empress of Austria; their Royal Highnesses the Duchess
of Leuchienberg, the Crown Princess of Prussia, Prioceis Jahn of
Saxony, the Archduchess Sophia. the Princess Marla, the Pr
Louisa, the Duchess of Deux NMI ; his Majesty the King; their
Royal Highnesses Priam Charles; Duke William, Duke •Maximi-
lian, and the Duke of Leuchlenbag, 4110w.ed by their. resi)ectivel
suites.-41getneine Bribing, Sept. 12.
t The Antrim Observer gives a letter frost .Hermanstadt of 20th
August. which says that the RUMS= having been obliged, *on the
18th, to abandon their. Camp at Gams, and to retreat to their
fortified position at Otani, were attacked there on the 19th, hot
succeeded in maintaining their position. In the first,,eamp; how.
ever, the Turks bad taken 10,000 okas of biscuit,-!0,000 !leas of
corn, large magazines of hay, and a greatKuantity of iintbesi rafts,
and small mewls, whirls appear et have been intended fotleFect.
lag the passage of the Danube. besides, many tbonspattAxen;

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Accounts-from Odessa of the 26th August oat., that
the great beat which prevailed there has turned to rains
which greatly facilitates the military operations.—
&hernia is closely invested, and the sot ties made by
the Turks to re-establish their communications with
Adrianople, or Rudtchuck, have been repulsed. The
EMPEROR is to be before Varna on the 7th Sept. when
the order will be given to take that fortress by storm•.

HALIFAX, Amin 17.
We received this morning Jamaica Papers to the 25th
.nit. and we regret to state that the pirates continue their
depredations. His Majesty's ships Espeigle„ Grass-
hopper, Nimble, and Pincher, have been ordered to
crnize on the coast of Cuba for the protection of the

trade. The Ramada Royal GaitHo of sth August says.
the .96th Regiment have received orders to be ready to
embark for Halifax, and to proceed thither in the ships
wbicb convey the 74th Regiment from that to this
station.

/ROM THZ ?Anil OP THZ 9111 AUGUST.

Rains and fogs have been more prevalent this season
than for many years past, and have been esttemely in-
jurious in the Peninsula, at least to the crops of every kind.

LITSACT OF A LETTER PROM CADIZ, AUGUST 29.

Arrived here the day before yesterday a French ship,
having on board the crew of a ship from Havre, takea
by a pirate on the coast of Portugal, armed with one
118-pounder, with a crew of 99 brigands bel9nging to
all nations ; she has taken and sunk various, vessels-;
french, English, Spanish, and Portuguese, and .bas
committed the greatest cruelties.; The unfortlanate per-
. 50114 22 in number, were put on board si. WWI 'Wm. */
18 feet long—they were only saved by miracle.

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CITY, Twitivz o'CLocic.
The Comet market opened this morning at Dai buyers; since
which they bats turned sellers at the above price, with little or
nothing doing. At present Consols may be quoted at 1171 co U.
Uwe may believe the accounts front Odessa, Yarns was to be
accused on the 7111 of September, and there is Do doubt it will
eat the Russians from twenty to thirty Isoosand men.
In the Foreign market nothing is doing, and prices are nominal
at preset.

CITY, HALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

We are quite idle again this day, foe want of information, and
there is little or nothing doing in regard to speculations in the Bd..
dab Market. Consols have been fluctuating during the morning,
between 871 and Bob for the Account, and at present may be
quoted ge sellers.
It is nomoured that Don Millen at present does not sleep on a
bed of roses : he has completely drained the pocket. of his rich
subjects, and is now calling us them again ter a further supply,
which they refuse. At the same time,the lower orders of Lisbon
who base espoused his cause meet be maintained by him, and are
caning on their new King for their promised bribe, which be can-
not comply with, as his coffers are empty.
In the Foreign market little er nothing is doing ; bat the new
Gas Shares are the predominant article, and bear a premium of
per cent.

The Duke of HAMILTON IS now at Brodick Cutle,
in the island of Arran.

Ho N IVITY R EWA RDEDO. Monday THOM A STIORNTON
(an orphan), apprentice to Mr. Meson, cabinetmaker, Bromi•street,
orcester, observed a Gentleman drop a piece of paper in the
Tytbing ; be picked it up, and finding it was a 54 Bank note, re-
stored it to the owner, who handsomely rewarded him *kb—
" thank you! ! "
There was a diminution in the total number of
Stamps issued for Billie, Exchange, during the last Quitter ending
July 5, as compared with the corresponding Quarter • lini_of
21,485. The numbeeof Stamps, of every class for of Eh-
change, issued during the Quarter ending on the sth lam July,
was 542,609 ; while that for the corresponding Quarter 1.4 '1527
was 04,094.

The total amount of mosey paid, doe, or can be
claimed by distillers in Scotland as bounty an malt used, or as
drawback on spirits made from malt, under Ist and lid Gee. IV.
c. Si, 4th Geo. IV. e. 94, and 6th Geo. IV. c. 511, up mill* owlet
the Excise Hound in May last, is 1,136,5161. 16s. tad. the same for
Ireland is 30,970 L 19s. 944. giving a total of 1,157,4671.164. Sid.

Wednesday RICHARD FRRAMAN, Esq. was elected
Mayor of Brateath foe the year easalag.

According to official returns there were 10,141 stu-
denu at the different Spada Universities last year.

At the University of Gottingen the number of stu-
dents in June amounted.to 1,871; at.tho•Uotreniiy at Tubingen,
to 711; at the University of Heidelberg. to 787; and "gibe Uni-
versity of Washing, to 641.

At the University of Munich last yak there were
1,632 students. There are no lass than GO ordlaary and ortraordi-
awry Professors and Tutors, as well as a few Professors boaotary,
at this University. The University library cattalos 404660 works
in various languages on different subjects.

The following pathetic epitaph appears on a large
tombbtone in Ikon church-yard, Somersetshire I
“ If love and tare could me prevent,
I bad not this ao early mt.•
—Taunton Courier.

Oct AMATZUR StOdiGgli man
being anstinually annoyed by the clangour raised by s featereity of
.J• ►insing gentry, went unobserved into the belfry, and
fastesed the following hues to one of the ropes.
Ye foes to good humour, to peace, and to Teloo—.
Ye breeders of discord, ye lovers of riot;
I wish, for the good and the peace of the bid,
• Zech wars toted his Desk what he bode in his hands