Star.
London, England, 1828-10-27 00:00:00

ght we received the Paris Papers of Saturday.
Main no news, though a vailety of antradic-
ours and louse speculations on the subject of
n the east of Europe.' The Constitutional of
states, on the pretended authority of let-
n Odessa of the sth and 6th, that the
had obtained * signal victory over the
army, under the immediate command of
en Vain, who lost his cannon, baggage,
s, and munitions of war, and was himself
in. the battle. It is added, that the capture
was considered as an inevitable consequence
ictory, all the necessary arrangements for a
assault upon that fortress having been formed
to of the last accounts. All these statements,
appear to be at least premature.
ches from General Matson (who commands
ch expedition to the Morea) have been received
h instant, and are announced in the Moateur
day. IBRAHIM definitively sailed on the 4th
pith the last of the Egyptian troops. The gar•
ft in the fortresses of Messenia appear to the
unequal to any effective defence, and it is
that they will soon fall. In the mean time'

Aletsou encamps before Navarin with Otte'
General. SEBASTIAN! observes Conn Wilk aNs.
id Gen. SCHNEIDER sailed on the 2d insutot foe,
o reduce that fortress. No attack on any of
ices bas as yet bees made, the French Cons.,
being desirous to exhaust the resources of De.
is before he employs force.
tuation of the French soldiery in the Morn does
,ar to bt quite so agreeable as the prospects of
Id out to themhy their Commander on quitting
)f France, might have led them to imagine. The
of the sick among the troops encamped before
had sensibly increased. Intermittent fevers
the principal complaint, and it had been found
r to issue a double ration of wine to the soldiers,
some fresh meat, An order to re-establish their

CITY, Trisivati'CLoCz.

opened this , morning at 84% at which rice they keep
ornately buyers and milers, with little dein&
es from Vienna of the 1 f.th of October state. that ow
nd 28th of September; Genera! estsataa and General'
obtained fresh advantages over the Turks It SW and
, near Kinks), where they put to flight and dispersed
us under the command of the Pashas of Wan and

lan Mail has arrived this morning. left M the Seth of
dap mounts from the city of Mexico of the 2311 of
out the Papers do toot contain any news of consequence.
CITY, HALF-PAST OSE O'CLOCK
aml Market has bee: exceedingly doll dosing the whole
cling. and Consols base remained at 1161, slternatdy
I sellers.

o the absence of information front the armies of the
peculation if the least magnitude has taken place.
?Weiss market the chief business doing was in Mexicarr
deb have receded.
leystand that the Madras packet brings 'Mot 310,600
merchants' account, and 150,000 more bas arrived ail
eak ia the Aurora. Trade was very dull at Vera Canal
appears to be in Meslco a very high 'pixie amongst the
Inks &mi.en great fear wee entertained that some co
sold take plies. It is agreed that Guassaao will be
wide*.

IKODIVOLT amens or m ittotanAelth 1111F011. • • •••J'
gra Cargoes of Ore: •
YU Ono's et Ore.
ammo ettly op to the list, edominently me Mehl
rot the Mines were In anew rusalie elate.
winos OF =OM 'MOO WIZ MOM%
•. no; Si. artarlim ; ft. Joan, lOS ; Tag 0,4111.-..
see gluing produce of gold se well as serer,
ball* *ado ailed 4916,500 sterling was in Ceeninis
ads, and a credit of ten thousand pounds more was
are, into effect tZe °Nests of the Company.
is from Gibraltar olrthe 6th October are gleamy. On'
Other ItT died ; en the 4th a:Osborn died; en the 3d
4.—ln the last four days-99 persons died; and en the.
et thirteen Mors were slelw-weather rather Amery.
COURT CIRCULAR.

114..0t0ry held a Pricy Council this day at gibe
lie. Windsor Park.
been u# PORTUGAL and her suite took an ei
geileswis co Saturday, aad . 'liked tbe Diaramtil,
tare es of &. Wandrille and Unteranes are at present
Her Its.arre and r..ite want over the Oatienam, and
t visited' the gardens of the Zeoligical fir.
sang Quasi, attended mass yesterday morning
yid belonging to the Portuguese Embassy, ha Booth erfort.'
:17 bekite three o'clock yesterday afternoon, her
and smite left Griluls&s Hotel, Albemarle.etreet. in two
we's carriages and Igor. -for. Lalehant. The Marquis de
a. the Portuguese Minister, Vietnam hAszvanz. the
11Mabter..and aerial Portuguese said Brazilian Noble.
gentlemen, followed in two carriage's and four. .
kustrian. Ambassador paid it ?sit to her MA..
tioes to her departure. It is et= Am her Haman
the Kum this day at. the Royal
si Egyptian 31Seers,whoh leeently arrived
010
miry, attended at the Colonialllatunlay.
Earl of ANIMISM visited peke at Wu.-
resterdsy.
)uke of Wiscutteivon arrived it fa Bator-
*: ' 0*
mania a tear. • ' ' - ' ' ...
•
iefeather during the whole 4 Ai..
•:4119*
ears bre bees remarkably In% and ' - . liras
, and mornings sharp, am keen, and AIM*
, • .. • . t' .?•?••• •
cabman has kit arrived in Pa A i
Paris lik,,
le sweet a
et the Cantlneat of Africa, is
elm:
considerabipart e dem at the city of .11mbiletoe. It is magi
Imhof he twinge any Malmo, of the fate of Dlafrre
Ise traveller, • .
number, of Portuguese, refugees ROW at Ply
-
5,1110•
tenth Chl6 are about to be formed at Cheltee-
at &rout —l/sitiiiirs Amide.

.topes:dyes week of an, the canal toiled, and.
1. bermes Hoddersdeld and Maachurer, extends awls,
?wards of three Whs. aad 1.210 yards arm the 'edam
bof the voyage tiros* the teasel and back again is de
a balf.

Pumas re MT.—The period chosen by the Anchor
*coming work b chit most interesting epoch in the his.
• Reformed Religion, in which the English Government,
t shin and Windy mi. of Maar, relapsed into the bre*
eof Popery. Muck may be expected inns so deeply in.
subj ect.
*an by the accounts Eros Lisbon, that the pe-
lotas in that capital batons the in and 12th
▪ ouse.• than engtillij in amber, and that.
Oen woo several pinion subs bad been can.
it4fack partisan4of shy asst/sr. Most of Na
ISMS ware shut up and busman was almost
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