Star.
London, England, 1828-12-25 00:00:00

kinds of gazelles, with their names, and some domestic .
The
owing,
in
the
BRUSSELS. Dec. 21.
scenes, such as the milking of a cow, and two cook', affair of M. delptille ceadillet at
se a tUI Owe o'clock, after which M. d. Ritter rose to go*. e
preparing a repast. ,
is Promids of Gizeb, Oct. 8. id lite pt‘lie *ss'crow,ded wait person,
.
II I trthsporied my camp, and planted my Penates assrrow- spate allotted
428iFr tr hear the speech of out couttgious fellow citilefs. The
yesterday within the shade of the great Pyramids, having . most profound silence prevailed durini his speech, whiils made a
quitted Sakkara to visit one of the wonders of the world. profound impression. He bad scarcely concluded whe' slants of
Seven camels and twenty asses carried us and our bag- applause burst from all parts of the Court.
gage across the Desert, which separates the Southern • Neither the respect due to tbe Court nor the injunction of the
Pyramids from those of Gull, the most celebrated of President could check them ;" and the Magistrates having ordered
all, and which I was bound to see before I set off for that those who should indulge in their noisy marks of approbation
Upper Egypt. These wonders require to be closely should be turned out of tbe Court, the whole audience proceeded
studied to be duly appreciated. They seem to decrease to the door. At a quarter betoretwo, the Court retired to deliberate,
in height as one approaches; and it is only when you and at half-past two declared the accused Guilty, and sentenced
feel the blocks of stone of which they are composed, hint to is months imprisonment and a fine of I,ono florins. This
thst you can form a just idea of their mass and im- sentence was received with hooting' and hissin.;, and ibe Court
mensity. We shall have little to stop us here, and as was cleared. •
soon as copies shall have been taken of some domestic When the carriage with M. Potter, and three Marechaussie in
scenes from a tomb in the neighbourhood of the second it, left the Court, it was received with repeated cries of " Potter
Pyramid,l shall return to our vessels and sail to Upper for ever ! Down with the Msters!" and the crowd ac;ompanying
Egypt, where I am to establish my real head-quarters. the carriage increased every moment, uttering loud acclamations.,
Thebes is there, and one cannot reach it too soon. Immediately after M. Potter had re-entered his prison, th 3 is imicwsl
" With the exception of a little fatigue occasioned by of the hotel of M. Van Maaneo opposite were broken t 3 pieces
yesterday's travelling, se are all well. But when shall with stones. Thepolice, however, dispersed the mob, which sepa-
we hear from Europe?" rated peaceably. —Besissels Papers, Dec. 24.

CITY, TWISLVE O'CLOCK.
This being Christmas day, it is a close holiday in the City. We
have only one arrival of ship letters from Demerara.
The French Mail has arrived, by which we have received the
following:

'IMP. EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1828.

SNIYENA, NOMIIIBIL 8.
Everything Is prrparing fur the retaking of Vat na. as a camp of
sixty thousand men are assembled between Aides and &Ada,: with

DAT.-CLOSI HOLIDAY.

The Paris papers received last night contain nothing
flew on the great subject of the war between Russia
and Tui key, for the news given under the bead of
Ode.sa is clearly unworthy of credit; for it woad in-
sinuate, contrary to every accoont, not excluding the
official one, that the Russians are still in force in Bul-
garia. In an article from St. Petersburgh we are in-
formed of the success of an expedition, undertaken by
the General co-mmandirig the troops of the Caucasus,
against a tribe of hostile mountaineers, which, after an
obstinate engagement, terminated in the defeat of the
latter, and the submission of their Chiefs, who took the
oath of fidelity to the Emperor NtotovAs.

eighty pieces of cannon.
The Aviso of the Afediierraneatt, which is published at Toulon,
statri, that in a Council Lehi by the Ministers, it was decided to
send an army of fifty five thousand men arinst Algiers. ,
But very few merchants hese as yvt made their appearance in
the coffer houses, consequently information it scarce.
_ _

We have received the Algemeine leafing, and Frank_'
fort Papers to the 19th inst. They contain no intali-
gence relative to the °vocations of the Russian armies,
in addition to that pievionsly received. An article
from Broiy states, that the re-equiptneat of those
soldiers of the Russian army who have escaped to
the Principalities from the right bank of the Danube is
proceeded in with all dispatch, under the direction of
Count PAHLEV, the Military Governor. The following
are eztracts:

VIENNA, Dim ll.'
Their Royal Highnesses the Infant of Lucca and bia consort,
intend; as we hear, to spend the whole winter at Vistula. Genet al
Baron Von Flequelmont is on the point of setting out on his
mission to St. Petenborgh. Lord Cowley; the British Ambassador,
has today dispatched a Mafia to the Ambassador of the Nether-
lands, at Constantinople. • •
Dec. 12.—Numerous couriers continue to pass through this city,
between London, Path, and Constantinople. The mail from the
latter city, of 26th November, has not yet arrived, but is hourly

expected.
Letters from Brody of the sth say, that the Russian troops re-
turning from the right bank of the Danube are collecting in the
Principalities; 6,000 infantry, 1,800 cavalry; and four brigades of
artillery bad arrived at Bucharest. These troops must be new
clothed, and Count Pahlen is to take the necessary measures for
procuring cloth and leather. Tailors and shoemakels are much
sought after, and even foreigners are eng-ged, which was not dune
before. The hospitals of Bucharest are said to be filled With sick,
and as it is feared that the mild weather may cause a recurrence of
epidemic disorder, the old precautions are again enforced.
Speculators, who at the bee:ening of the campain sold large
quantities of various articles to the Russian army, are again pur-
chasing. As it is to be supposed that these people are sure of dis-
posing of their goods, it is inferred that the next campaign
will be on the same plan as that isrst ended, and that the measures
said to be taken in Little Wallachia and Servia are only a demon-
stration in favour of the main army. If tit* Russians Intend to
make themselves masters of the whole course of the DanUl.e, and
operate on it next spring, very different measures woeil be neces-
sary. to which the badness ofahe roads would be a verr great ob.
stacks. The conveyance of the heavy artillery, and of all the re-
quisites for passing great rivers to a great distance, ii not to be
thought of, under circumstances when light troops can hardly ad-
vance a mile (five miles English) a day.
BUCHAREST.. Nov. 29.
Nothing has occurred rare siece the last pest. We still are
Without any certain accounts 'respecting the movements of the
Turks on the other side of the Danube. Troops ere going to
Little Wallachia' to reinforce General Geismar. The typhus Coo-
:unties, and all kinds of provisions grow dearer.
Vienna, Dec. 95k; Bank Shares, 1,096.
ifigenseine Zeit ung, Dec. 18.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 4.
The Sitting of the czEih Nov. in the Chamber of the Nobldtl's
was very strung. Baron Asszbersward made an accusation against
the Ministers, especially against Count I!lTitterstedt. The latter
concluded his reply by caliing on hi. Auchersward to present his
accusation, with the documents to support it, to the Committee of
the Constitution. This repose* was acceded to.
Colonel Montgomery proposed the abolition of the lottery, as
dishonourable to the *radar. ; Count If itteettedt seconded this
motion, declaring that the Xing himself has proposed it, together
with the budget. M. Auchersward made a motion, at great
length, on the military and naval force, the fortresses, Su. To
the astonishment of the Assembly he propose 4 a considerable re-
duction of the funds destined for the navy.-4astroal it Inadkjate,
Dec. 18.

DANIBURGH, Du. 12.
During die List ten days of November fifty-slit cargoes of corn
passed the Sound. Of these fo.ti wore bound to British, one to
French, and two to Data ports. One was bound to Diemen
and onr to Legburn ; the rest to Dar.?th, Swed Lib, and Norwegian
ports

EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
HAMIUAGLI. Dsc. 12.-13 1-I.—Twomoutbssl3 71.
lasesta. Doc. 8 —Three months, 6 14.
Bows. Dec. 9.-aahree months, 0 ss;•
...fiaseittrik Perm* Des. 12.

B: ufsels Papers. of yesterJay's date. have also been
received. We have ooly room for the following extracts-:

BRUSSELS, Dec. 23.
• The ilitdngs of the Seemed Chamber of the States General for
the last three days, have been entirely occapied is discussing the
Budget. .In the Sitting' of yesterday the resident announced the
receipt of a onstage from his Majeety, with a project of law fix
abolishing the measures adopted in the lughining of his Majesty's
reign, against the licentiousness of the press. In the Sitting of the
Frikethe project of law fur a loan to, the Colonies was adopted by
s enionty of as to 17. Tbs. ChollubF,tbea adjollrind to the lath
, January.