Star.
London, England, 1829-01-21 00:00:00

FROM THE VISTULA, Dec. 26.

The commercial letters received from St. Prtersburgh, give no•
hope whatever that the war with the Porte will be terminated
during the winter by diplomatic negociatiunr. but speak only of the
incredible activity which is employed to open the campaign with
an army twice as numerous as before. Recruits are pouring in
trim all parts of the immense Empire , 900 cannon have been sent
mune the arsenal at Mioscow to the Danube, and the cavalry depots
are all emptied, to supply without delay the loss 01 knees.
One hundred and lily thou.and irregular Cossacks and other
uuops are on their march to the Danube. The Emperor, it is said,
will command the army in person, and go to join it in the month
of March. General Dribitirch remains at the head of the staff, am
Count Wittgenstein will command the van of the Emperor's army.
Generals Roth, Geismar, and ltudiger, will have equate corps to
act on the Sinks of the main army, and the Duke of
.Wistemberg
wiU command the reserve. Au unauthentieated report says, that
the Polish army'', to be increased by 10,000 men, but in no case to
be employed against the Turk.; it went., however, that a division
01 it is to be in garrison at St. Petersburgh during the war with the
Turks.

There are many reports about notes said to have been presented
by the great Powers, and even of an ultimatum delivered by the
English Ambassador Extraordinary. We can, however, affirm, on
good authority, that all these reports are wholly unfounded. The
moat pertcet•uuderstandtag prevails between the allied Cabinets,
and will nut be interrupted.

=CHAGOS ON LONDON.
HADIUNCY. hat. 13,13 71.—Two months, 13 iii.

Basun, JAM. 10.—Thrre months, 6 20.
JAM. 3.—Three months, 8 6 18.
Havisburgh Papers, Jam 13.
BORSEN-HALLE, Foos o'Ctocc.
Funds are firm. with little business doing.
Anglu Danibh Loan, 3 per cent. 60g
Anglo Ruisirn 1.04 n 91g
ilatoburgh llus.iati Loan .
Anglo Prussi.so Loan of 1818 991
Austrian lisuk Shares . • 1,111
Austrian hietttliwies . 96g

Ifilabange on Lou-don—Two moinths,l3 di ; Sight, 13 71
♦ letter from Vicuna says that Prince Lieven. the Russian
Anebaseader at London, had dtclined ratifying the protocol 6zing
the new boundaries of Grocer, until he should bane received fur.
Sher insuuctiuns from his Court..—Houriturot Arporter. Jun. 13.

BY 'MS PRINCH VAIL THIS MOANING.
- PARIS, JANUARY 17.
It bas been remarked, fur some• time past, that a tutrter of
**wrier, have !trial pa-birg botoreen London and 3leigriet, abide

has'aoatrarlat surprised nor bead polithilans lief*, who are endea-
vouring tolhad out the secret between theft tw•o Governments.
If we can believe the accounts receive.] from London, it is nothing
less than a league forming between Spitin and England, to obtain
from the other Governments, and from that of Don Pomo, the
acknowledgment of Don :Joust. as King of Portugal.

CITY. TweLve o'CLocc•

This is settling day in the Consul tnatkit, and little is doing as
yet, except in waking up their Accounts. Consols opened this
morning at S7C at which price they remain steady at present.
The Foreign market is inactive, and prices are nominal.
Commercial letters have been received, by Express last night,
from Vienna, of the 12th of January, by which we learn that the
Merallires, for the end of January, have rose to 961 9'71. The
loan of Mr. HOVISCHILD, of MO, is 158. Fachatiges nn London
is 9. 44. and 9. 50. which is one per cent. higher. Discounts
three pre cent.
The accounts received from Constantinople, by the above con-
veyance, state, that the negociati..ns for peace are in great activity.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK.

With the exception of one small Hebrew declared this morning,
the Account is going off well. There is little or nothing doing
except making up their accounts. Consols have been fluctuating
during the morning between 871 land 871 for the Aecount ; but at
present may be quoted 87i sellers, and 86 to 1 buyers, for February
Account.

A Calcutta John Bail of the 19th August has been received at
the North and South American Coffee louse. From the Native
Papers thtre is an account that the people belonging to 11liaaa
Ilynaa and the seapoys belonging to the Nu.rat Sultan got to high
words, and a bitter contest was the consequence. The seapoys
bring supplied with cannon and musket:, regularly besieged the
house of MIRZA Henna, and several persons were killed and
wounded on both sides. At length an understanding took place,
and the besiegers retired.