Star.
London, England, 1828-08-18 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, Amon 14.
The emigration to Brazil has entirely ceased in the
grand Duchy of Luxembourg. The return of a great
number of emigrants has undeceived the people. Those
families which have returned Irons Bremen are com-
pletely destitute, and will add to the number of the
poor.—Brussels Papers.

GERMAN PAPERS.

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CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 23.
The Porte has received within these few days very
alarming news from the PAchalicks of Erzereum and
Trehisoritt. General Paskewitsch is advancing against
Trebisond. s here there are mig,zines of copper be-
longing to the Government, which are said to be worth
80 millions of piastres. Already in the course of last
winter the Porte was in vain warned by some Franks
to have this copper removed to a place of seitirity; it
was even reported Oat the house t f Rothschild had
made an offer for it. The Porte, however, delayed, as
it seems, to accept the offer till it was too late. All the
accounts from the army at Schumla announced that
Hussein Bey is p:eparing to make the most vigorous
resistance to the expected attack.

BUCHAREST, JULY 23.
There has been no case of plague for these six days;
so that people's minds begin to be more easy. Our ac-
counts from the Russian head-quarterA.are no later than
those brought by Count Bulgari, who left Bazardjik
on the 11th.
ODESSA, Jusy 26.
Accounts from his Majesty's head-quarters of the
16th of July, say that the Turkish army at Schumla
consists of 120,000 or 130,000 men. Nevertheless, our
monarch is firmly resolved to attack Schumla. We
therefore expect soon to receive news of some decisive
events in that quarter.
SYRA, Jew 14.
Colonel Fahvier, whose resignation the President,
Count Capo d'lstria, after some hesitatit,n, at length
accepted on the 4th of June, has gone from this place
to Milo, where he hoped to meet with a vessel to con-
vey him to France.

oust Me'aria (against whose appointment part of
the inhabitants had in wain protested) has arrived with
100 men, and has been solemnly installed. His first°
step was to forbid all the inhabitants to carry powder
rind arms about them.

TRIESTE, Aug. 1.
The Captain of A ship, who has arrived in 22 days
from Maim, says that the Albanian corps, of 6,000
men, had left Ibrahim Pacha, and had proceeded, une
der the command of its officers, towards Lacupyli, to,
return home. Ibrahim Pacha is said to hare snot
10,000 Arabs in pursuit of them, who, hotsever, could
do nothing against them, and lost 200 men in various.
skirmishes. against them, and lost 200 men in vaijous
skirmishes. Ibrahims troops continue to receive pro-
visions by means of small barks, though the Greek`
had captured several, and sent them to Egina. Nothing•
was known at Maina of the evacuation of the Morea by
Ibrahim. European men of war continue to anise bei
lore Modon and Navarin.
VIENNA, Aug. f.
The levy of' recruits necessary to complete the army'
has begun within these few days. The speculators for
a fall in the funds have taken advantage of this to effect
their object, in which they have succeeded. The re-
cruits are, however, for the present, only sworn in, and
then sent home. The reports of movements of troops
in our empire are wholly unfounded. Accounts have
been received from the Prince of Hesse Homberg at
Issaktchi, who hoped to reach the Russian head-quar-
ters by the end of July.
Metaniques, 92j; Bank Sham, 1,059 —Alg. Zeitusg, <lug. 11.