Star.
London, England, 1821-10-29 00:00:00

NUREMBERG, OCTOBER IS.

At the departure of the last courier from Constan-
tinople, it was remarked that some ferment bad ma-
nifested itself among the Janissaries, and apprehen-
sions were entertained of a revolt. The Aga had
hitherto succeeded in maintaining obedience, with the
exception of some circumstances of little importance;
but his authority was nevertheless despised. It ap-
pears that the cause of the discontent of the Janissa-
ries, was the particular regard evinced by the Go-
vernment towards the Asiatic troops, commanded'
by the Pacha of Broussa, which, under a formal order
of the Grand Seignior, were to prolong their stay in
the environs of Constantinople. It was said that a
considerable detachment of them were to be sent to'
'Moldavia. Nothing had transpired at Constantinople
respecting the result of the negotiations with Russia.
The Divan affected great tranquillity, the better to
conceal the embarrassment of its situation.
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 19.

Letters from Vienna state that the Prince de Met-
ternichi after having presided at Council of

&ate, left that capital on the 14th, in the Toorcr
to proceed to Hanover, to have an interview with.:
King of England.

HERMANSTADT, OCTOBER
•
We learn, by letters from Constantinople of.
21st September, that the liatti-sheiif of the Gr.l,
seignior for the general arming of hfuswilinen ‘A4
published in all the streets on the 2oth Septembe
Lord Strangford had employed all his inNuewe 4
prevent the publication of this Order, but he 067
succeeded in having it deferred for a few days.
LOWER RHINE, OCTOBER tl.
There is a talk of an intended alliance Levitt
two Great Powers, to which the kingdom of the se.
therlands will become a party, in case sf a
mai
event, which is not very improbable.
The relations which subsist between the
bof the Netherlands and England do not accord :li.,
the wishes of a numerous patriotic party
of thu
kingdom, particularly not with the wishes Of the
habitants of the Southern Provinces.
French Five per Cents. Thursday, 90 fe.

A Mail from Flanders arrived last night with?,
pers to the 27th instant. They bring intellim
which, if correct, is of the greatest moment, ina4,„
as it determines at last the long pending queue
war between Russia and Turkey. It is assertaiß
extract of a letter alleged to have been receiveaftc

Constantinople, by way of Marseilles, dated Sept,ii
that the Porte has issued a &man denouncing I:,
Russians as perfidious intriguers, and declatinp
determination rather to hazard all the consecities.

of a war than make the concessions demandetlb!
Cabinet of St. Petersburg!). The article i, as folio)
64 We are still in the same state of afilictice
fear. The aae which was suspended over our he

seems to have been averted only to strike our tl
happy brethren,
Blood still flows ; the massacres continue, kg
another manner ; Greeks from Moldavia, Wallach

and the villages round Constantinople, who

been taken from their homes, are daily brougt.
hither ; they are peaceable men, against whom n
reproach can be made, and in general labourob..
Well; they are accused by the Turks of conspirist
and massacred, as usual, without ceremony. Es
horrible to see these victims dragged by eremites
through all the quarters of the city, whose blx
stains all the streets, and gratifies the eyes of 02
ferocious enemies. Such is the amnesty which b
Sublimity grants to the unfortunate Greeks; such'
fruit of his oaths, and the manner in which henna
his orders of peace and indulgence to be executa
His Sublimity has just published a new BIZ,,
which seems to us to be the signal for war, assit,.
end of all the hesitations of the Porta The
is the substance of it :
" Mumma= comprehend now to visa we Du the
present troubles, and those ideas of revolution and molt stal
have led the peaceable and tranquil Rajahs to take arms aput
us. Perfidious Russia has framed all these plots. It is dew 6
has put arms into the hands of the Greeks ; but for ker LMpb
and her money the Rajahs would still tranquilly tepee wit
our high protection, and would not have followed child is
signs. This it ia, Mussulmen, which induced me to reamed
my Rajahs to you. They would not be guilty, if tkeihist
been seduced. Treat them withgentlenese and milks, is
front creating them u I enemies. also know the Jan*,
vengeance will reach them. Since the Russians, that WU
nation, do not attack us openly, but by indirect mewls, demi
Ing either the independence of the Rajahs, or other dean AS
the interests of my Sublime empire do not permit me nicer,
I recommend to you, brave and faithful blussulmee. tab 61
and night en your guard, and in arms, that our perfidiowenq
may not surprise us, declaring to you that this independent d
the Rajahs, and all these demands that are made, are so owl

to the Ottoman honour, and to the interest of the 9sil
Porte, that rather than accede to them, we do not fear to i
port a war, however long and sanguinary it may b&'

A Dutch Mail arrived this forenoon, with Par
to the 27th inst. A Hamburgh article, of dual
October, says, " His Majesty the Emperor of Rusw
returned on the sth October to Zarsjeselo, freaks
excursion to Witepsk." This is rather at variance si
the warlike accounts brought by the Flanders Ma

Letters have been received in town this mo*
from Constantinople to the 25th September, and fro
Smyrna to the 17th. Their contents throw eat/
discredit on the warlike accounts received luple
Flanders Mail. They do not say a word alvatthi
pretended Furman of the Porte calling on the 1n
to arm against the Russians ; but, on the coats!,
describe both places as being in a state of the real
tranquillity.

Dispatches were yesterday forwarded to Banos
containing, it is understood, the opinion of the Cost
cil upon the dispatches which arrived on Sou*?
communicating the particulars of the conference('
the 21st, between Marquis Lorraomusa RI and Ns
METTEIINrcu.
Yesterday morning, between nine and ten o'clock
the Duke of Yonx left town on a visit to the Margo
of ANGLleltati, at Beau Desert, Staffordshire.
The Duke of B&DIORD, the Marquis of Tole
TOCIC, and many other distinguished penonages,4
take the field on Thursday next, against the game°
the wide-spreading covers on the demesne at Holkho
' Yesterday, the Dowager Marchioness of LA°
DOWN gave a dinner, at her house in Arlington-o.e:
to a select party. In the evening her Ladyship
a large party with music, &c.
Saturday, Lord HOLLAND gave a dinner, at
land House, to Sir ROBERT WiLsox, Mr. LA010(
M.P. Mr. DUNCOMBE, the Hon. W. VAN/r0"124
51. P. and a select party.

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