Star.
London, England, 1828-09-13 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER&

VIOU THI OAIRTTt DI IRANCX, SEIM 11.
ODRASA, Ave. so.
The twilit tine of thy fhpiravar of the Ruirworlierl
she army is sot yet known, but its supposed that is
will not be before the end of the month. ft seems OK-
tail that his NI .jesty will return by sea to Komori; or.
41 we flatter ourselves here, to Varna. the siege of which
is pressed 4rith great activity. It is said that Count
Nesselrode will remain here with the diplomatic body.
and that only those among the Foreign Ministers who
are military men will accompany the Emperor to the
bead-quarters. The Grand Duke Michael. who left us
lesrerday, will take the command of the Guards, whom
he will conduct to Varna.

It appears to be the intention of the Emperor to carry
on operations beyossd the Balkan daring this campaign,
after the taking of Vero., and to content himself dunng
that time with keeping Schamla invested ►y a coast.
derable corps. The army before that place endeavours
to blockade it more closely every day ; but ibis is at-
tended with great difficulty, for a corps at Turkish ca-
valry of 2,000 men lately made a sally, and attacked a
Russian convoy. They killed many men belonging to
the escort, and carried off above 100 oxen.

PAWS. Sin. 10.
We have reasons for not believing what the Cowries'
Francois said yedaday. of the overtures made by Lord
Heytesbury to the &warn Nicholas.

Isom TNs 11111314110 ER DES cuAssan. SEPT. 11.
CONSTANTINOPLS. Aus.

IIXTRAcT 01 A COMIZICIAL
u The campaign which the Russian armies have tom-
aseoced against the Turks may be of longer duration
than was ezpected by more than one European Celli-
' net, and if the Porte sinks under forces so colossal as
those which its principal enemy brings against it, sad
the intestine disbeasions by which it is tore, at least k
will not be without glory. According to the accosati
which are received front all quarters, it is incredible
what bravery and perseverance are daily _shown by the
Illaesalmens at Versa, lichunde. and Silistria, either in
repeated sallies, in partial attacks, or in defence of their
intrenehinects ; only it is deplorable for humanity that
the animosity with which both parties fight should as-
some so ferocious a character. The Russian int before
Varna is still obliged to keep at a distance (rota the port.
If the Turkish naval lorce had sot been destroyed
at Nayarit', Russia would have met with a resistance
at sea equal to that which it now experiences at every
foot of land which it attempts to invade. The immense
army which is assembling on the heights about the
capital, and along the Sweet Water, is to amount to
200.000 infantry and 80,000 Asiatic horsemen, accord-
ing to the hopes of the Turk., who are resolved to shed
alt their blood in defence of the walls of Constantinople;
in fact, for several days past, a great somber of troops,
and particularly cavalry, has been arriving from AU..
The Sultan remains firm in his resolution to put him.
self at the head of this army. All the Rayas are w-
rested in the streets, to make them work at the in-
trenchments, which are to be defended by 300 pieces of
cannon.

Every body is taking arms—every body goes to
the camp—the city is depopulated of half of its inha-
bitants, whose fanatical enthusiasm continues to increase
nevertheless, public• tranquillity bas not yet been dis-
turbed in the slightest degree."
Fumes Fuss.—nark Sam. 10.--Flve per Caets. 107 f. Sig lie. i
107f.1107C ISe. ese dir.—Tbres per Cents. 74(. Sic. 41k. 30e.--1
Bask &ark, INa. Sec.—Naples Skeet, SOL Spada
Lose, 7111.—Haytiaa Loss, 647 L Sec —ligebease as Loudon,
sea asarek, Ur. We. thus monks, Of. Isithastirts.

CHILE.

" DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

66 REPLY TO THE Mini 01 HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S

CONaOL•0111111111AL.
The undersigned has received the communication
which the Consul-General of hiS Britannic Majesty ad-
dressed to him under the date of the 16th of last month,
in which be stated that he bad received temporai y leave
Of absence from his Goverument, wettable him to return
to England. and in which, calling the attention of the
Chilian Government to the subject of the Engli,h loan,
lie adverts to theopportunity afforded of sending funds
on account of the dividends in arrear, by the Doris fri
gate, which is to sail from Valparaiso on the 15th of
the present month. and from Coquimbo oo the 25th.
Is Thr (iovernmeot of Chile concurs with the Senor
Consul-General as to what be his said on the subject
64 this opportunity, though it did not require its occur-
rence to induce the Goveruluent to pay serious atten-
tion to the means of satisfying the just demands of the
creditors. In. proof of t.iis, without waiting for the
fulfilment of the hopes placed by the nation in the pre-
sent Congress, from which the constitution and all mea-
sures for finally adjusting the'sfraits o f the Republic
are to emanate, the Government has applied to the
Legislative Body for the authority necessity to le-
galize the sale of an estate forming part of the
ancient monarchal property, for the purpose of 11P-
proptiatiog 100,001) dollars of the product to the
object mentioned by the Scoot Consul-General. The
Congress. guided by the same sentiinebts that animate
the Government, not only acceded to the proposi-
tion of the later, but expressed in the most energetic
trims an earnest desire and formal determination to
accelerate the complete payment of the debt; and tile
undersigned has the satisfaction rt announcing that
the steps are taken preliminary to the transier of
the said property, the value of which greatly exceeds
the amount intended to be appropriated as above,
and folly secures the means of meeting the proposed