Star.
London, England, 1828-04-03 00:00:00

HAMBURGH, MARCH 28.

We have received, from good authority, the news
that the Russian troops actually crossed the Piuth on
tl a 13th of this month.
ODESSA, NlAscu 4.
As the sea is begsnning to get clear of the ice, the
vessels laden with ammunition and provisions for ac-
count of theGavet nment are preparing to sail for Georgia
four Russian men of war are now in sight of the port
MARCH 7.—Ottly forty of the merchantmen here
have been engaged as transports. Some have also been
been freighted at Taganrog for the same purpose, at
the high rate of three rubles per chetweit per month.
The report of the prohibition of the exportation of
wheat is not confirmed. An Austrian ship, with a cargo
of wheat, will sail with the first fair wind. Same of our
articles of export—for instance, tallow—have already
fallen considerably in price.
HANOVER, MARCH 26.

The General Assembly of the States of the Kingdom
having terminated its deliberations for this year, was
prorogued on the 19th.—Hamburg' Papers, March 29.
We received also Brussels Papers to the 2d inst. The
following ate their principal contents:
BRUSSELS, MA um 30.
A lamentable event has occurred in a coal mine near
Setting. An explosion took place when sixty-three
workmen were in the mine, of whom only twenty-four
have been saved.
MARCH 31.—An Austrian Cabinet Messenger going
to London, and a Russian Messenger from London to
Petersburgh, passed through this city last night.
Area, I.—We are assured, that from the sth of this
month the English mail, which has hitherto b, en brought
to Ostend by sailing packets, will be brought by steam
boats, wh ch will render the correspondence with Eng-
land much more regular. It is added, that instead of
twice a week, the English mail will come three times
a week.
The Hague Journal says, that the First Chamber of
the States General has accepted all the projects of law
that were sent to it, except the 7th chapter of the 3d
Book of the Code of proceedings in the Civil Courts.
Another Russian Cabinet Messenger, from London to
Petersburgh, passed through this morning.
The Austrian Observer contains the following note
from Petersburgh, Bth March An order of the day
to the Imperial Guard says, that ts. o battalions of each
regiment of infantry, and all the cavalry and flying
artillery of that corps, must be ready to march on the
13th April, new style."—Brussels Papers, April 2.

The Duke of CLARENCE took an airing, for about
two hours, in his carriage yesterday, for the first time since his
recovery from his indisposition. His Royal Highness paid visits
to the Duchess of KIST and the Princess Soma, at their apart-
ments in the King's Palace, at Kensington ; to the Duchess of
GLoucketais, at Gloucester House, Park-lane; the Princess Au-
GUM, at her residence in the King's Palace, &. James's ; and to
the Earl and Countess of Cassius, at their residence in Privy-
gardens.
The Duke of &max and the Duke of GLOUCESTIER
visited the Duke and Duchess of CLaaancs yesterday, at their
residence in the Admiralty.
The Duke of WILLINGTON entertained the Cabinet
Ministers to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Piccadilly.
Prince EaTERHAzY, the Austrian Ambassador, had
interviews yesterday with the Duke of WYLLINGTON and the Earl
of DVDLITS

The Marquis de PALMELLA, the Portuguese Am-
bassador ; Count de Moires, the Danish Minister • Mr. LAM-
Rises, the American Charge d'Affaires; Monsieur inuisamanx,
the Sason Charge d'Affaires; and the Hanoverian Minister, trans-
acted business wish the Earl of DVDLIT yesterday, at the office of
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
Viscount MELviLLE, Mr. S:cretary PEEL, and the
Clisscsi.Lot of the Eacintauna, fished the Duke of Wsi.uxovoN
yesterday, at the Treasury.
WC. Ga*Nr and Viscount PALMERSTON ttansacted
business yesterday, at the Foreign Office.
Mr. CRUZMATOR, Secretary of Legation to the Spa-.
nish Embassy, and M. Airsonse ZATAS, attacked to the Spanish
Legation, were presented to his ref.airtr at the Levee eoThursday,
by the Com de EAtcoota.—Senor Manaus presented Ms Seer.-
tar, el Leaden frisin Colombia to the Kum