Star.
London, England, 1827-11-23 00:00:00

i.titis, iri*:ll.

In our attmber of yesterday we stated 'some detalsl
of the scene of the 19th. The disturbers separated. but
saying they would come.in strength to.nyrrow. They
did not fail, and their exc.sses were against the peace-
able inhabitants. The force sent against then for it long
time did not act. They barricaded rue St..Derris. Ou
becoming mote numerous, they er,ued the armed force.
throwing stones, and huoting,seditinus vies. At length
they were dciven from street to street—they wombed
them selves and suffered a regular siege, and •fired son*,
enthkets. At ten o'clock the crave assertibled in the
Place of Chatelet, and three Commissaries of the Polee
precedid the detachment of the troops of the line and
cavalry, tl•ey were again summoned to retire, but in vain,
the barricades were att*cked, a volley of stones were
thrown, and muskets filed from the windows. Several
of the military h eve been wounded : at midnight their
entrenchments were carried, and the streets were
evacuated. Several of the srAit.ry are wounded br
stones end builets; several -of the rioters have fallen
victims, and a great•nomber have been attested.
PARIS, Noy. so.
*The disorder which took place yesterday, has been
renewed more seriously. New. barricades have
been found in the Rue St. Martin and &. Denis, the
troops have overthrown these feeble obstacle*; at the
Palais Royal the .gates, were shut at half-past eight
o'cloc It.

Five per Cents. 99f. 80e.—Three per Cents. erlf. 40c. but after
'Change hours, they got up to 666 loc. as tie Minister was gaining
ground.

Private letters, Wbich have been received this morn-
ing from Vienna of the 11th instant, speak in confi.det4
teinu 'of the belief among the best inintined in that
capital, that the adjustment of the then pending negoc ia-
dons between the Allied Powets and the Pone, would
be awaled in an amicable manner; ibis is ascribed in
a great measure to the . good offices of Baron
OITINTELI, the Austrian -Interntineio, who has been
indefatigable lately in his exertions- to re-establish
the good understanding that fOrmerly existed between
these Power!. These good oißcei, it must be observed,
were all anterior t 4 the date when the intelligence of
the battle of Navasin might be expected to reach the
Turkish capital ; and the pacific anticipations are
greatly at variance with the observations of the Austrian
Observer of the same date as the letters alluded to,
which, after giving a short account of the battle of Na-
varin, conclude, with the following remarks:----
" These accounts have thrown the merchants here
into alarm, because so many mercantile interests are
, closely interwoven with the fate of the Europeans in.
Turkey; and, ia cane they should be endangered, guest
louses may...accrue to all countries, especially to those
lying in the Mediterranean and the Adriatic; which
have their principal commerce with the Levant.

Thin houses too, which carry on the corn wade with
Odell; tire eirposed to rest risk, f& a treat many
ships ars at Odessa toiwg' iw‘ cargoes of vain
.which, in case of a brehWileith,4se rutte,• "RIM not
be able to continue their 'royal*, and yet the t)4/1
drag & for the amount of 'invoice& Mist be paid; end.
under such circurnstAnces no money INGO.: be si.
voiced oq the bills of lading, natteithstinding the
insuranie, as is oaiervise usual. It is therefore much
to be Wished that ill those alarms may be soon its-
pelled by the seceipt of more pacific netra:.

The 'streets which We subjoin limb the Ilsrinsio
Papers, that arrived this morning, are of mote interest
thanWkat has lately occupied these Journal.. It appeals
that immediately after the receipt at Vienna, rrt the
imFortant news from Trieste of the late battle, the ac-
ceptance of all bills of exchange from Constsrainople
was suspended, till the fate of the Greeks end Ft ank%
was accettaine d. and import4nt dispatchei had been bent
from Vienna so TI Friume,Venice, and Ragusa, and
to the General commanding on the Turkish fi onti

In an article from Ancona it is related that as soon es
the Christian squadron c"mmenced &sing, the Greek
salons on board the Tut kith fleet were all ma% a.
teed. And the Secretary to the CAPITA'IA Bit
who, it may be remembered. was taken prisoner in the
engagement, declaimed that his Master wi,hed for asidi
sought an engagemmnt, hating received orders from
the Sultan to destroy thm: Christian squadron with the
aid-of Lis five ships.
.FllO3l THZ DANUBE, Nov. 11.

• According to letters from Vienna, intetediattly
the receipt of the important news from Trieste.' the
'acceptance of all bills of Exchange drawn fioni Con-
Istitotinople was suspended, ti,l it should be ascrrtained
what measures may have been taken against the Greeks
rand the Franks in the Turkish capital, in consequence

of the 14e events. The dispatches seat from Vienna to
Trieste, Fiume, Venice. R lust. as well as those sent
b► a courier to the General comrnandingem the Tug kish
frontiers, are said to be very impqrtast.
FROM TAU FRONTIERS OF ITAZif. Nov a.
The English Courier who has passed through with
Admit td Cedrington's dispatches for London, says, that
a considerable number• of English wounded bad been
brought by a 'brig of war to the Lasaretto at CorfmAi-
The French anJ Russian woomled sere brought to
Z4nte. The commerce with the Italian sea ports with
the Levant, which suffered extremely Erom the piraty
exercised under the Greek flag, is now wholly paralysed
by the hostilities with the Turks. All vessels freighted
for Turkish ports remain in the harbours, and most of
those that have but Ltely sailed have returned. In-
surances can scarcely be effected on any terms. Admiral
de Rigny had ordered back several Austrian and other
merchantmen. laden with ammunition, and bound to
Turkish ports, which have sailed to Zantr to discharge
their

Correspondent, Nov. 15.
BUCHAREST, Bonanza Y.
By the ordinary pnst we have letters from Constanti-
nople to the 25th October, but which contain nothing
of importance. M. Menziacky, the Russian Consul, has
ldt us and gone to Jassy.
His &pasture, the object of which is to see to the
iepairs of the buildings belonging to the Russian Con.
stilatet *lsiah were much dama4ed by the late fire at
Jassy, excites some sensation under the pesem cis.
emalstar cis. :

ANCONA, Nesi-41.-1

The Dartmouth legate whickitribeed here =I the
2d instant, landed 37 woundia ass our. .L orient), tof
whom two are ahead, dead. It %Mated that, saloon
as the Sling of the Chtati-an sqitaidrolicommenced. the
'Finks massacred all the Grtek tailor.: on boa, d their
shipalieTurkish batter ies,in the island of Spac teris,ver re
silenced and taken by the Russians. It is said that the
ITurkish Admiral's Secretary, who was taken. prisoneril
has declared that the Admiral wished fer and sought
an engagement, havingteceived ordirs from Constar).
tinople, by the aid of his 6sialiips, to destroy the Chris.
tian ships on the first oppostunity.-41genteirre
November 16.