Star.
London, England, 1829-03-31 00:00:00

-Th. force of the army in

that view considerable

the field will be raised, it is said, to 40,000 men, so that it may be
able to prosecute its operations with vigour, and without being
weakened by leaving single detachments to garrison the fortresses,
and to observe the Mountain and Noised* tribes d the Causasur
The troops necessary [or these purposes us net included is the
40,000 men above mentioned.--Nureatiwg Cer. Herd 22.
BUCHAREST, Masai 0.

It is but very lately that the roads have become passable ; many
descriptions of goods have been scarce; Celesta produce and wines
in particular Sr. in great request, and at high prices. Last week,
however, we received a large &4pll. which came very opportunely.
as a great deal is required for the troops that daily arrive. and it
is very dillicult to provide for their consumption. The Russian
army is to full march to the Danube, and it lac fine sight to see the
columns pass: the cavalry and artillery are particularly excellent,
and attract the attention and commendations of all judges of these
matters for some days put. A heavy cannonade has been heard in
the direction of Gblurgevo, and we select shortly to bear some
news from that quarter. There art various accounts 4 the pulus,l
at which the Rw.pdan troop? pass the Danube. is. Mali, near 1
G hi iirge vo, &UN near Tournouli and kalcht, opposite Widden, are

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spoken of. Of course insides& positive can be swelled beforehand, N
the materials (timber and cordage requisite for electing sheP
are prepared at all these places. General CONK Lang eesert.
tended to go for mme days to Jassy to pay his respects to, s 3".
Count Miksch.
VIENNA, %mese IS.
We hear. of a Joint &ock Crtspany forming in England to se.'
vigate the Damns with steam boats, to which twelee militate of
Swine are said to be sunbathed. This Company Medd also le
intend to purchase. or to farm, large traCti of land in Hauge%
for the purpose of cultivating hemp and Saz. It attests ,ba,
leveret English Agents have been travelling through Honor, ~,
make themselves acquainted with the natural predictions th
country, and the nature of the soil, and to make use of the le.
formation they sequin to open a new channel to linglin ireleery.
VISISSA. Masco IY.-Iletalliques, 97 j; Bank Shares,l,o9L...,
Agetarim Monk Si.

—Tr TY. TivaLva o'CLocz.
' Consols opened this morning at 873 for the Account; but lose
after she market turned heavy. and Cassels were done at 1171,86 g
at present they may be quoted at 873 3, with little doing.
Nothing is doing in the Foreign market, and prices are netalgeg,
CITY. lIA IF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols have continued the whole of the morning at 8 73 3 fir
the Account, and b 74 buyers fur Money ; and it i% supp..ekt that
nothing will done until attar the Catholic Bill has passed t 3,
HOW! of Lords. • -Z.

It is 'titling day in the Foreign market, and the business sift
is settling their accounts...-Zsebequer Dill have rather improved.

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Dowager Marchioness of ihRTFORD nave
grand diluter on Sunday, at her residence in Manchester-square, to
the Milted CuataitaLiiell. There was a numerous p rty to meet
his Royal Highness, among whom were, the Earl or ELooe and
Mr. &smuts, M.P. •
The Duchess of Ginecrma visited the Princess Avoca& yes.
terday, at her residence in the King's Palace. St. James's.
The Duke of IV awnovon hada long interview yesterday morning
with Mr. Secretary Pass, and afterwards left town for the King's
Palace. at Windsor, to have an and enc.. of Ida MaJear.
Baron Bwow, the Prussian Minister, bad a conference whicls
lasted nearly two homers yesterday, with the R.rl of A
at
the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
A Deputaties of Gentlemen, beaded by Viscount Batesrotta,
attended at the Tteasury un Saturday, milted a conference with
the CssancaLLoll of the EICRIQUOR.
The SOLICITOR Gammas. fur Ireland transacted butane s yesterday
at the Foreign Office, Downing.streer.
Dispatches were received on Sanday at the Colonial Office, from
the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, New Sank Wiley
Ceylon, and Mauritius.