Star.
London, England, 1829-05-05 00:00:00

HANOVIip, Ana 114.

we hear that her Royal Hinesa the Dowager latokraviat of
He.,, Heathers will pay a leag.yielt dories the easamer te fie
Royal Highipees the Dube or INmbridse.—Hsesiurgli C.. Ape U.

CONSTANTINOPLI, Mammal.

Farther accounts front Farb and London reeywiting the answer
0 the Reis Effendi to IL Jaubert are expected. with ImiatleOce.—
Should the Multareadon of France and. England return to.
.this
city. it la still to be leered that the Pone will rentals random
with respect to the Nam and Greece. Every body le convinced.
that nothing bat the ape reeding campaign in Beigaria. can lead to
any result, and ad emus therefore turned towards Schad* and
the Danube..

TURKISH FRONTIERS, Arm S.
/Atha earns front Coast stieopas speak of digoirtedfig fats
of slant' of the. (Madam tababitaus 4 the espial. Day siasfalikt
tipsy feat some ebelliticia of Nabootetaa fastathiat. Wham $
courier miens tits feats of the Cizistiatta ue getter al, fur abeidd

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anydisasteie befai the greet Turkish army, the lives and propetti
of the .4-Vial's's would halo the greateadanger, metwithstarsi
lug the prometioo Ogle Governeran. Theft,. country tome, at
the banks of the Bosphorus are all downed ; the rich foreign t,
and even the Jewish merchants, have for the most part reamed
to Smyrna It is very seldom that a Christian trimmest's go it..,
-Para and the Wet sober, ITotiiiitiettfnepb, properly 'm now
where the Mellabs, Cade. and Dervises have so blamed the rem,:
dolma of the limaelmen, that a trifling circumstance wont,* ice
eilkiest to lead to the murder of a Christian, no matter of tete
modem ; and the increasing want of provisions naturally ineefte,
the elasperation of the Museehoen. Endeavours ate made tom.
gunge them with the hoperd the arrival of the caravans free,
illsnyrna, and a large supply of corn and rice from Rape. The
biter, it is said, will be brought bete its part by Batilki swv,
het it will hardly escape the vigilance of the Russian blacksp%
artadr6n. The Balritn is looked for with impatience. •To
resent any disturbances. the Sultan. es we hear, wto sit
lave it celebrated with the usual pomp, but only by milieus''?
prayers Four days afterwards (11th April)he will r, it is huh"
reported, with the chief Members of the Divan, to Adrian*,
where Redachid already is encamped with SAW men. It Meats
that Schools will be again the point of the union of the main te,ft,
and the most vigorous resistance may be espected.
HAMBURG lit Arm te.

. Borman Hall, Four ter,

Then have been bet few transfenentade. The arrivals by de
Ditch and English steam boats have kid no effect here. "fie
matey. End of the weak
Angle-Danish Lam 0 per Cent. . 641
Angle Russian. ditto . 93#
Hanburgh do. • • • IN
Anglo Prussian Loan of 101$ • 99f
Austrian Rook Shares . • 1,111
Austrian Metalllques . 99}
--ilaibbefrO Reporter. April 48.
ODESSA. Aron s.
On the 4th the ftesslan brig Pendant. arrived is •this hallow
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from Yarns. with the harem of lend Pache,'Whieh condo 4
fifteen persons, including servants of both sena.
VUDDIA. Least 93.411.O!IligeOlo 91j—Bank Shares,
Atomise Zeiteing, Apif

SICHANIIIII on tannon.
Harieueon, Aran. sig.-1 lat ; Two meashs, l 3 94. •
Leer.sc, Aran. 24 —Throe mouths 6 141.
Beaus, Aram 24.—Three months, 6 2.3 g.
S. Pereasatiaer. Aram 14.—o Three months, 10j.
FRANI/ON?, Aran. 27.—Two months, 140 j,
Am/sauna, Aran. 27.-10 57
Twai.vr. oTtAcc.
We have Very few arrivals this morning, and the oar firm
Bombay is.of an old date.
Consols opened this morning at 111 for die Amens, and at
present may he quoted at it7i From fifty to sisty thousand
Becht-quer .ilills have been sold, still they maintain the price of
seventy to seventy-oue shillings.
In the Foreign market little or nothing is doing. •
A' report prevailed at Flamm, on the Igth of April, that Prince
Guymon, son of the late King of Sweden,, is destined to take
the Throne of Greece ; and in that cage be was to be married to
the daughter of the King of the. Netherlands.
Mauritius Papers. received at the North and South Americas
coffee.bouse' is the 11th of January, contain a Government
order to thefollowlog effect " His Emelleocv the Governor gives
notice. that there has been prepared, and will in a few days be
published, an Ordenname for the Amelloratioo of the C.eaditim
of the Slave Population of the island of Mauritius sad its demo.
deocies ; and for the appointment of a Guardian and Protecterd
Mayes within the same."
TICS MOWN RAIL THIS MORNING.
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They write.from Balkh . that the political batiste begin, daily
to darken : the Turks have begun to act so the offensive in Ada,
where they have twenty thousand men in front of General Pm.
keeritsch.—PoUtical modest have suspended the departure of the
Premier Oileers‘ who were going to the Russians. The new
Prussian Ambassador has net offer Constantinople. and has take
with him, as a present to the Sultan, silks and miser articles to the
amount of thirty-eight thousand cis dollars. It is thought that
the Prusdan Cabinet is going to take an Important part in the
affairs of Turkey.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONB O'CLOCK.
The Conseil market has remained meetly the whole of the morn.
ing et fat the Aceeent, and 117 i to for Money. The spea
castors not seeing their way clear until the Budget appears, have
confined their operations, and little hudnese is doing at present.
It is tale general opinion that Ministerowill have a grant of time
or four millions of ll:chequer Bills before the Home breaks up.
Private k-tters from Paris give a hint that a Regency will he
formed in Portugal, and that the Marquis di Pauaiu.a will be at
the head, for the accomplishment of which be has proceeded se
Paris.

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Report um great annototiosts took place but Digit snap
the Sphalikkis litmus. sod a member of Mesas were destroys&

CITY, TURES O'CLOCK.
The Handierik iteriegker fa just arrived, with Papers of Friday
last. The Heasinowd ewer*, =mains an account of a victory ob.
mined by General Paseeweracm. • Tbe Repots is dated 15th March.
The Turks had shown themselves in considerable force en do
boundary of Habeletvso as to keep the villages in constant alarm.
It was ascertained that Kays (Mu bad advanced at the bead of
3000 men, and bad received from the reinforcements to the client d
4000 seen: baited formed an entrenched camp on the banks si.
tuated Doer.** fortress of Mehola, wad erected outer works apse a
narrow pass, and bad it, in contemplation to attack our divide.
and make himself master of Gravel, as soon as be shoeldbe joiaed
by a reinforcement of 10,000 men. Major General Hesse resolved
to anticipate the enemy. The Turks in possession of the 6i*
works opened their Ilse. but being ont.danked and attacktd
in the rear of she Militia, they were seined with stick pa*
that they abandoned their works, and retired AO contain's to 114
camp between the sea and merely where they received our detach-
ment with a dreadful fire. and nsainrakted a combat for four hoer.
Gep. Hesse bad erected a battery. which carried confusion into d*
radks of the enemy, and gave orders for a general assauk, whkk
was executed in a brilliant manner. They wire driven from tie
trenches. The enemy dispersed themselves in the
forest leaving
163 killed. and the whole of their baggage. Their 'dais loss is
1,000 men killed and wounded.
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Oer ion manias of S Prineee, I Officer. N1,..u0m.e0 ontissicm4
edit rs sad privates. kllhd i S Officers, Iftt oeo-zotrunlasiored
officers sad privates, nosuded: '
Boners Hine, This Def.
Our supplies of Wheat matinee to be large, sad the best quail
ties are of'ready sale. Tbe greatest pan of the wastes for tie
last week are Weeded for the Free& market. blidditburgt sal
loft:dor samples are bratty sale.
NAVAL INISLiAtiENCE. •

Name Asoneo Tins DAT—Dublin I—Waterfoil
filarnborob I—Eranot 1. .
Cowin, Max 4.—Arrived the Antelope, Brown. front Mailmen
Bateau% MAT 4 —Arrived the Rather, Itobisison,frondlentk*
Mac' MAT 4.—Wind hen and variable.—Arrived from Loo
deo the Black River packet, Baker foe Jamaica; &. Andrvrer•
()Room for Trinidad ; and Kiniadown, Underwood, far tie
South &as.
Posonsoosa, MAT 4.—Wind N.W.—Sailed the Tbitbo• CNA
for Jasnases.

PATINA= ' MAT L—Wind W.--Arrivrd the Wendt, Doh
Norris. fronzSeville. Sailed the United States, Knight, ter $
Yost.

Bata:oh MAT O.—Arrived the Coocord.<met, from Tags;
Hardware, &ward, from Barbet* ; and Tektoodw, Sawn, iron
Dilboa.

His MAJESTY was occupied doting the day 'NW*
day. transacting °Metal business. Lord Faapooaovaa bad M
audience of die Knob.

The Duke Of CUMBIRLAWD attended Divine Service
on Sunday naorning niche Chapel on Kow-green. His Royal Ott
new returned to town on Sandal evening. and dud Waldo,
Cowitess Gown, at digit residence in Hansiltemilseit. The 10.
CIiaIICILLOIL die ..r1:11 Surma, and other Nakao sal
Chadian; •151101 Wahines yesterday, at his NW..
in the Palate, St assess.
Prime Leos.w.n left town yesterday anorak& and
paid a visit to the Dube and Duchess of CLaasoca. at thsir too
&wails lhishy.Pult. His Royal Highness returned to wors I
the evening. The Plata Orem' was considered to be balm
yesterday. • , •
Prince ESTERHAZT, the Austrian Ambassador, bad $
conference with the Duke of Weauseron yesterday et the
The. Goeittgor and Deputy Governor of toe Bask a
Regiand bad a Conference with *II* C.n&sessans of the ihnivinoss
yesterday Mends , at the Treasury.

Loosest Printed and PubNebel! by Joss Mans, 1111 Pig,
at tie Semi Omni, No. 1, Pkkets-phort Tomei s°.

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