Star.
London, England, 1828-10-02 00:00:00

BLOCKADE OF THE DARDANELLES.

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The expected blockade of the Dardanelles by the,
ships of the Emperor NICHOLAS, to which public atten-
tion has been drawn for some days past, was officially
announced by the Government this tor. noon, in a com-
sriunication to that effect flour Lo►d DUNGLAS to the
Committee of Lloyd's. This blockade, as may be seen
by referring to the document, will be very limited—as
all vessels are to have flee egress, and those ships only
who have provision', naval stores, or munitions of war,
will properly come under the intention of the blockade,
and be subjected to its restrictions.

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The following has been received at Lloyd's this
morning : .. Faunal Omer, October 1.

SIR—I am directed by the Earl of ABERDEEN to
acquaint you, for the ioformation of the Committee of
Lloyd's, that his Mo.resrv's Government have received
information that it is the intention of his Imperial
Maj•sty the Emperor of IinSSIA to establish a blockade
of the Dardanelles. This blockade will be limited to
the prevention of vessels bound to Constantinople, and
laden with provisions, or articles contraband of wa',
froth entering the Straits. His MAJESTY having de-
chired to his Parliament, that his IMPERIAL MAJESTY
had consented to waive the ezercise in the Medite,.
roman Sea of any righti appertaining to It's IMPERIAL
MAJESTY in the character of a beligerent PON er, Lord
ASIRDUN is desirous of making the above communi-

cation with the least possible delay, for the information
of all whom it may concern ; and I am further directed
by his Lordship to stste, that, in the opinion of his
M *MTV§ Government, such commercial enterprises
of his MUMS'S subjects as may have been already
undertaken upon the faith or his M LUSTY'S declara-
tion in Parliament, are not liable to be affected by this
blockade. (Signed) DUNOLAS.
" To the Chairman of the Committee at Lloyd's."

The Paris Papers received last night contain no recent
inteligenee from the seat of war. They report, on the,
authority of a letter from Jassy, that the Russian, Vice'
Admiral Miss had taken possession of fetuses,
which is only about thirty leagues diiant fr.pm Con.
stantillople ; but the tumour is unworthy of credit, as
the Odessa Gazette of the 7th, which we
,received at a
laser hour, makes no mention of the circumstance.

We received this morning German Papers to the
6th alt. The following are eitracts:
CONSTANTINOPLE, Amore 21%
Tatars who have come front Alexandria by way of Smyrna,
first to the Agent of the Viceroy of Egypt and afterwards to the
Sirius, have brought the unexpected news that Mahomet All
'Pasha. in warpage* 'of the threat of Admiral Cuirass= to
blockade the port of Alexandria, by which the commerce of Egypt
would have been utterly ruined, had resolved to cenciade with
Admiral Codriogton a Convection for the evacuation of the Mores
by the Egyptian troops. In order, however, to prove his fidelity
to the Sultan. be has by no ■means engaged to give up the fortresses
to the infidels, but to the troops of the Sultan. This turn of affairs
M the Mores, which is directly contrary to the commands of the
Seitio, has excited his indignation in the highest degree, and causes
'a great sensation here.

SEMLIN, Sim 15.

Repasts are in circulation at Belgrade, that an insurrection has
braes out in Mestaly, in the neigh9ourhood of Volo, in cane
queue of which the Packs of Salouiehl and the Bey of Sera have
ordered troops thit4gr.
VIENNA, Beer. 19.

We learn that Comm Lebezellem, lately Ambassador from the
Austrian Court to the Emperor of Resole, is gene from Ischnnel
to Genoa, to Keehn het Majesty Queen Maria da Gloria. and to
accompany her hither. it le said too, that be is commissioned to
make arrangements with the Marquis 4• Rozende respecting the
numerous attendants whom the Queen brings with her, as her
Majesty is coming here for her education. When the reviews are
over the Archduchem Math louisa will leave this capital to return
is her dominions. We hear that she will go by way of Turin to
meet her niece, the young Queen of Poetess!, at Gangs. His
Majesty the Emperor has given orders for a grand review of all
the troops in the camp to-day, to-morrow, and Monday; aud on
Tuesday alf the Regiments will begin their march to return to the
'garden& which they usually occupy in time of peace. On the same
dig the Imperial Court and the Winona Princes will return to
this capital, and there will afterwards be retirees of our genital.
Viruses, Bsot. 20.--Metailiques, 95 7-16.—Bank Sharessiillet
. ...-41gesonise &flung. Sept. t 5.
FROM THE ELBE, Sart.
to proportion as the time approaches when the dechion of the
Dui in the diffeoence between Hanover and Brunswick is evened
to be made known, au does the impatience of the public innate to
know how it will be carried into effect. especially if, as is maim
tared, it shoold be unfavourable to Brunswick ; for it is repented
that the latter has resolved to repel even force by fOrce any ezetii•
tory measures that may be attempted.
The Ducal troops are said to have unequireeally manifested on
several occasions the srfirmest enthusiasm idthis respect. It kaahall,
that lapped*/ the wont to happen, his Royal Highness haildiliself
expressed his intention to resign in favour of his yeenger heather,
rather than subs* who inteavres in totatione.littrankrg Or me-
Paden.. Sep. $4.

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,A mail Rum Haifa: has sitriveiAdk the i
and Bermuda. the 25th August.
FROM TA II HALIFAX PAPIRS AKILITED AT THR MOUTH

• AND SOUTH AMERICAN COPIES MOUSE.

Part of the 96:h Regiment, under the command of Colonel
FuLcaavou, arrived in his Majesty's ships Hussar, Tyne, Ningdove,
and Columbille; the temainder is on board the Neva tnuspert,
which is new supposed to be the ship entering froth °Mug.

HALIFAX, A uGgs: LO.

Saturday last his Excellency Sir James Kempf went to the
Council Chamhyr, and resigned the temporary administration
of the Government of the Fifovince to the Honourable Miami
Wallace, to whom was administered the oath.

Accounts from 111.-drid of the 21st September stare.
that M. SALMON, Minister of Foteign Affairs, received a letter
from 1)on blames, to send to Count d'Orassa h London, explicit
instruction, that be should we all his rndeavoars with the Duke of
Wart.txavox• to obtain means to preserve the Crown of Portugal
to Den Minuet, at any price or Namesake; this is the object the
two Peninsular Cabinets base in view to prevent Deo Patio from
returning to Europe. , It also appears that our Cabinet ogee; seers
guarantee for the future good conduct of DOR Moues.
Accounts from Lisbon state, that the Cabinet Council are daily
assembling, and it ',believed that Don Miaow. will accept the
hand of his niece, which appears tote desired by the English Go-
•setoment.

CITY. Tweive o'CLoct.
The decbration of the blockade of the; DartlAnelies..by Russia.
has not u yet had any effect an the Consul marker, and various
are the opinions emelt 14nes1 OD this document. Count. opened
th sinorning at 86J, and continue et the slate price, she/tautly
buyers and sellers.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Our City politicians are entirely occupied in cli,cus.ing and es
pounding thr principle of the itus*ian blockade of the Dur.lanelles,
and, in general. it is though. a moat &insular docutnent, degrading
to the British character.

The Consol market, which remained rather stationary in the
early part of the morning at 864 bas somewhat Imroved, and
at present may be quoted the Account, and 4; for No-
vember Account. Money is not so plentiful, and 4 per cent. has
been given.

A vessel has arrived from Beers* Ayres, which left on the fth
August, but.the intelligence sbe brings has no: yet ttanap:red. We
have also an arrival from Monte Video of 23d July: it briny a
confirmation that the Commissioners had sailed for Rio. therefore
we may be in 'hourly expectation of important Information from
Rio Janeiro.

The French leaving of prices of 111onday art, Three per Cents.
74f. 30c.—Up to the prewnt hour we have no further intelligence
front the Earl.—in the Foreign 11arket ►carce any thing doing.
CITY, TURIN O'CLOCK.

We understand that accounts are in town of a sortie made by
the Turks at Varna, but the Russians, by a bold manteuvre, suc-
ceeded in cutting the whole of the party off, and put them to the
sword. Also that a confirmation has been received of the takitti of
Bourgas by the Russian Admiral.

Last night dispatches irons the Lone LIEUTENANT
t f Istran ND % ese seceived at the Home Department;
but as Mr. PEEL is now at Manchester, the dispatches
were sent thither.