Star.
London, England, 1828-07-07 00:00:00

' most desperate action it was necessary to sound a re-
treat, which was effected in great order, bet with con-
siderable loss, for the fire of the Turks, which was equally
heavy and well directed, redoubled when they saw our
troops retreat ; and desirous of prating by the success
to destroy our works, they made six sallies against the
Regiment of Cazan, which repulsed them all, and
killed many of the enemy. At half-past eleven our
troops occupied the same position as before the attack,
and the enemy had not been able to carry or damage
any of our works. On the 16th the mine, which could
not explode the day before, was blown up by order of
the Grand Duke Michael; and on the 17th Turkish
envoys came to ask an armistice for ten days, promising
that the place should be surrendered if not relieved by
that time. The Grand Duke granted them a truce for
only 24 hours, which they accepted. The 15th saw
our Generals and troops rival each other in bravery, but
our loss was severe. Major Genet al Wolf and Major-
General Timoth were killed, and 640 men. Among
the wounded ate one General, three Colonels, sixteen
superior Officers, seventy-five other Officers, and 1,34.0
subalterns and privates, many of whom, however, will
be able to return to their ranks in a few days. The
Turks defended themselves with a courage worthy of
the highest praise. Their loss in killed was, however
sensible in the sallies which they made.
Colonel Bibikoff, Aid-de-Camp to the Grand Duke
Michael, has this moment brought to the Emperor the
keys of Brailow, which surrendered at the expiration of
the truce. At the same time news arrived of the sur-
render of the fortress of Matchim.
Fusco Fauns—Pass, JULY 5. Five per Cents. 103 f. 6Se. 60c'
—Three per Cents. 72f. 2.:e.—Bank Actions, 1,8601. 1,8551.
Rentes de Naples, 76f. 55c.—R erne d'Espagne, al.—Royal Spanish
Loan, 721.—Haytian Loan, 6401.—Exchange on London, one
month, 25f. 30e. three months, 251. 20c. money.—Cbtirs4sdhJulys.

Price at Four o'clock.—Five per Ceara. 105 f. 80e. Three per
Cents. 721. 40c.

Accounts have been received this morning from
Oporto of the 27th ult. which state the safe art ivAl there
of the steamoressel with PALMELLA and his companions.
VILLA non and General SALDANHA immediately pro.
ceeded to the army ; Gen. Srunas remained as Governor
of Oporto. Great rejoicings took place on their arrival,
and a number of the young men of Oporto were joining
the army.—The letters from Lisbon c f the 29th ult. do
not mention that our Ambassador had left that city, not
has our Government any knowledge of such an event.

The Lisbon Mail of the 29th ult. has brought Gazettes
and private letters (extracts from which will be found
in our preceding columns) containing an account of the
meeting of the three Estates of the Realm at Ajuda on
the 23d inst. pursuant to the summons of Don Moon..
The opening speech was delivered by the notorious
Bishop of Vino, the late Minister of the Interior to the
PRINCESS REGENT; the Duke de CADAVAL holding
the Sword cf State. The Assembly have resolved
unanimously, that Don MIGUEL is King of Portugal
according to the strictest interpretation of the law of
Lamego; and that all the proceedings of others since
the death et his father have consequently been
null and void. They have been occupied in axing
the next succession to the Crown in case of the
death of MIGUEL without heirs, and have, it is
understood, nominated the Duke de CADAVAL as the
Heir Presumptive. They have recommended Doh
Micmac to marry as soon as possible, in order to per-
petuate the strict line of his august race, and they have
published a Decree recalling, the rebel CHAVES, and
all his adherents, and restoring them to the titles and
and estates they have forfeited for their treason to their
lawful SOVEREIGN. The official Report of the Reso-
lutions was to be presented to the Usurper, who, it was
expected, would forthwith proclaim himself KING
throughout the realm. The matter is however considered
as settled ; the Assembly, as well as the Gazelles, official
and non-official, speaking always of their Sovereign
Don MIGUEL the First, King of Portugal and Algarve.
The Marquis PALIIIRLLA and his friends had not arrived ;
the Apostolical Lisbon Journal is anticipating with ex-
ultation the probability of the loss or capture of the
steam-boat ; but we trust that Pampa= may avert
from the unfortunate Portuguese so great a calamity
as the deprivation of these tried and able *feeders of
their Constitution and Country.

The German Papers to the Ist inst. received this
morning, contain no further accounts from the con-
tending armies in Turkey. We have given extracts
from these Papers in our first page: amongst them is a
very sensible letter on the affairs of Greece, said to have
been written by an English Officer.

FROM THE NEW TORE PAPERS, ARRIVED THIS
MORNING, TO THE 17th JUNE.

TAMPICO.—A merchant in this city (NewYot k) has re-
ceived a letter from his correspondent at Tampico, dated
24th of April, stating that permission had been granted
to the English merchants there to retain or export their
unsaleable goods without paying import duty.

It appears, by a letter from the Treasury Department
to the merchants cf. New York, that the existing duty on
worsted stuff goods will not be changed by the aewTariff.
HATTL—On the 6th of May eighteen persons were,
tried at Hayti, for conspiracy against the Government,
five of whom were condemned to be shot.
By the brig Doris, arrived at New Orleans on the
15th of May, from Campeachy, we learn, that previous
to her sailing Commodore LABORDE had appeared off
that place, with two seventy.fout's, three frigates, and
nine thousand troops. He had burnt five or six vessels,
and was about to make a landing.

His MAJESTY left his Palace, in St. James's, soon
after ten o'clock on Saturday night, escorted by a De-
tachment of the Hussars, for the Royal Lodge in
Windsor Park.

Lord FA RN BOROUGu bad an audience of the KING on
Satarday.