Star.
London, England, 1828-09-12 00:00:00

BUCHAREST. Auct, 19.

We expect every moment the news of the taking of
Varna. Admiral Greig has begun to bombard it from
the sea-side. Meantime the Russian at my tut rely ob
serves Schurnla, and no gener.l attack is to be attempted
till further orders.

FROM THE 111188 AGER DRS CHAMBRES, 'SEPT. 9.
BUCHAREST; Asc. 15.
Same symptoms of the pllue have unhappily ap-
peared wohin.the last foiknight.,,Jkliry areaerthed to
theisnpAndeoceiz some persons taking up antlfikeing,
some clinFes that had been huiied by the pmplietor, to
avoid burning Viem, as w ordered. Count Paglea, the'
Governor, has in consequence signified to the A'rchi-
mandrite, that he required him to.announce the penalty •
of banishment against any subject of the principality, or
other person, who shall take up infected clothes or other
effects that have been hut ied. The garrison of Giur-
gm? makes frequent excursions into the Wallachian
territory, and fears ate entertained at Bucharest that
the Turks at Calafat, taking advantage of the weakness
of the Russian blockading cos ps, s'.ould penetrate to the
capital of the principality, when they would certainly
take wave revenge for the enthUsiasm Kith which the
enemy was received.t
General Langeron has arrived at Bucharest to take
the command in Wallachia; but the corpeof General
Scherbatoff, which was to occupy the Principalities, is
now ordered to reinforce the grand army, the efforts of
which will be direr ted to the object of taking, before,
the end Of the campaign, the intrenchments and fortress
of Schtimla, and the important position of Varna.
P.S. We just learn that Gen. SOlerbators corps will
remain in Wallachia, and press the siege of the for-
tresses on- the Danube. The sixth corps will j in the
grand army. General Langeron seems to be destined
to act rather as military Governor of the Principalities
than as Commaader-in-Chief.
ODESSA, Ace 18.
NI) news has been received from the theatre of war,
• and that of the surrender of Varna, circulated at Jassy,
is therefore unfounded. The notice was 'premature.
The capture of some vessels by Admiral Greig, which
was indeed wry imp artast, has been confounded with
thebombardintand storming of that place.
FRVICH Furry—Pums, Sin. 9.—Five per, Cents. 106 f. 75e.
107 f. 107 f. 10e. ex. div.—Three per Cents. 741.'25c. 35e.. 30c.—
Bank Stock, 1,85.51.—Nap1e• Stock, 90E—Roval .11panials loan.
741.—Haytian Loan. 62bf.—Exehange on London, we. tomb,
25f. 25e. three mouths, 2,5 f. 15c.—Cours Autbeiseigie.
f The arrival of the Russian reserve on the Danube mutt have
entirely dispelled these fears.—Note of the Editor.

We have received Barbadoes Papers to the end of
July. A great sensation has been produced in Anti.
gut by the Governor% suspending the decision of the
Judge, Dr. Nugent; tie latter had ordered the restita-
den of a negro lately arrived from England (in accord-
ance, it is said, with the late judgment here in the case
of the slave.Grace)..The Govepeor suspended the order
—the Judge immediately resigned, and he is also the
Speaker of the Assembly, in which House the discus-
sions on the subject have been most violent. Two pirates
have appeared off: Barbadoes. They have .plendeted
one English ship and three or four small boats.