Star.
London, England, 1829-01-05 00:00:00

LISBON PAPERS.

• LISIION.
The Bulletins of his Majesty's healh from the 12th
to the 18th December, announce in the same teams as
!alms, that no change has takcn place.
Dac. 19, Oatt e'Cr. cc, P.M.—Having examined to-
day his Majesty's fractured limb, rite hare gteat satis-
faction in stating that the b.nne is united, and the limb
without any defiircnity. Uis Maje.ty continue to
keep his bed fcr some days, in order that he may get
up with perfect security. _ _

(Sie,Oed.by the four Medical Attendants).
Palace of goelus, Dec.l9, 182$.
LISBON—OFFICIAL.
46 DEPASTMENT OR LA SIGN ASTAINS.
61 Thr. Charge d'Affaires of Portugal, at the Court of
Rio de limn°, having informed this office, by a dis-
patch:of the 27th September last.that the Marquis Ara-
carty, Minder of Foreign Affairs, bad signified to him,
on the part of his Al•iesty the Emperor of Brazil, that
notwithstanding the changes which have lately:taken,
place, the commercial relations would continue Without
any interruption, for the mutual interest and convenience;
of the two countries; and that the said Charge d'Af-
faires woul4l be admitted to treat in that Court of limy
thing concerning thoie relations IA bich sidutiyt, in con-
formity with the Treaty of the 19th of Aug,titst, 1825,'
the King out Sqvereign has been pleased to order this
infonwation to be curnmunicated to the Royal Board
0. It ads. dec. *hick I communicate to you:Excellency,
, to lay Intuit the said. Bard.
" VISCOUNT DE SANTAREM.
" Palace of Queluz. Dec. 15,1829.
rn Smoot Matteis de Torres Illevaa."

2L—Yesferday being the first time since forty
Jays that his Majesty WAS totally rue from indisposi-
tion. the loyal Sedate of this city caused a solemn Mass
and re Dew's to be performed in the chuich of St
Antonio. After fila,s, the Rev. J. A. de Macedo pro-
nounced an eloquent discourse, and in the evening the
Senate Home was illuminated, and also many parts of
the city.—Lisboa .Gazelles to Dec. 28.

FLANDERS MAIL.
STOCK H 0 L Dsc. 19.
The King has been obliged to keep his room three
days, by a severe cold, accompanied by a slight levet.
His Majesty, however, is now nearly recovered, only he
is still rather weak.
FRONTIERS OP RUSSIA, Dac. 9.
A great depot of arms has been formed at Kieff, and
MO,CRICAti are already (Amerced in the cantonments of
the great army of reserve; whence it is inferred that
the approaching campaign will begin very early. The
Emperor has returned thanks to the N .bility and haw
Intents of Bessarabia, who have supplied the army with
above 2,000 draught horses, and biscuit for the troops.
BRUSSELS, JAN. s.
Letters from Bois Le Due, dated December 28, say
that the environs of that city are entirely inundated,
and that the great roads out of the State of Oilen and
St. John are so under water, that people cannot go out
of the city by these roads, except in carriages.
The Chamber of Commerce at Antwerp has given
notice that the Brazilian Consul General in the Nether-
lands has acqpainted us that the blockade of the Rio
de la Plata by the Brazilian squadron has ceased.—
Paw* Papers, Jas. S.
.BAILLIN, Dec. el.
Our latest accounts from Constantinople are Dalin•
teteating, and almost all to be found in the Austrian
Observer. The Porte was still animated with the same
washke spirit, and perhaps nothing but the possible
want of money will !sting it to entertain more conci.
.liattory sentiments, though it does not show any ernbat-
rassment in this respect. The harmony between ;he
Representatives of the European Coatis, which is now
sseater than aver, is of **eat importance, and cannot
Amu be lavourable-to the Porte.
The Prussian Ambassador enjoys its confidence, as
well as that of his colleagues ; and we therefore think the
report not probable, according to which M. de Omits
is going to returnhome. Our cabinet h said to be by
no mcaus inactive, but, besides its efforts at Constanti•
nople. to ke,disposeJ to use its iufiueoce with the Em-
„perm Vicholas to induce him to modify the demands
which are.stated in his Declaration of War. It may be
doubted, however, whether the Emperor Nicholas will
assent to this, or, indeed, when he will listen to thepro-
ef a mediation; and Count Nesselrocle is said to
have addressed a Nose to the great Powers, when he
*as lately at,Ositssa, .declaring his Sovereign's resolu-
tion apt to.acceirt a mediation, from whatever spa ter
i might be offered, and repeating the Emperor's previ.
oars tjecina tic.% tha ',he would not.sheath the sword till he
!lad obtaingsiqqthe satisfaction:and indemnity from the
Posse.

l'hore words would not, indeed, be very consolatorY,
the fi m chat after ()idle Emperor Nicholas
tvidsisi,prolsably reject all,proposals contrary to the in-
,i4pests td Russia, and the Silken is equally if:disposed
to concession. Ttle.ft lends et peace do not, however,
lope their courage, and
,the wisdom of our Statesmen
may, lict,haps,,find a way,to.reconcile All interests. The
Ponces i i tt e Royal t tinily, who nese early initiated
Into fly lic Alan', might, perhaps, contribute to such