Star.
London, England, 1829-06-23 00:00:00

Made public is the Mediterranean; and by 'deices m.l
ceived this day from Alexandria, we are glad to fled
that the effect of these wilt be to secure indemnity for
any injury to the English comuserce in that quarter.—
From Alexandria, of date the Ist May, we have the
following information: " The day before yesterday an
English man of war arrived here from Corfu and Mal:a,
with dispatches from London of 9th April, one of
which, relative to the Island of Candia, was made
Fublic. The Government was afraid that the cap-
cure of some of the Pacha's ,ships by the Russians
might injure the commerce with that island ;
and now gives notice that, notwithstanding the

obstacles caused by the Rat•ians. the English met.
chants and ships may trade without molestation; and
prOttliteS complete indemnity should the- contra►y
happen." The tone of this document is very hostile
towasds Russia, and is expressly calculated to en-
courage the Turks to continue their efforts to preserve
the island of Candia.

The following are extracts horn the German Papers
received this molning:
LEGHORN, May 25.
A French merchantman has brought the news from Alexandria,

that part of the Egyptian troops intended to reinforce the Turkish
army in Asia are on tacit march; but the other more considerable
part, which was to have followed, had received contrary orders,
and would be embarked to reinforce the Sultan's army In &repo.
it was affirmed at Alexandria that this thipOittffist !change in the
destirialoo of the Egyptian expedition bled beitititade by the sug-
gestions of an European Power. The Paehi of Egypt and his
sun were expected at Alexandria.
SYRA. Mar IL
A few days ago, the Austrian brig Orion came here, on account
_ _ _

of the affair of the Tuscan brig the Mercury, Captain J. Stria ; aad
having made the necessary inquiries during four days stay, aailed
again tor Egina, to get the matter brought to a coaclosion. The
Russian Admiral has retuned with part of Us fleet, from Tentage
'to Porm.—Algewseine Zeiesag, Jam 16.
VIENNA, Jame 10.
Three days ago, the arrival of the mails from Upper Austria was
hindered, by the overflowing of all the rivers, and the rain has
continued ever since without interruption ; so the Danube and tlat
nearest rivers have overflowed their banks. The Praler and part
of Leopoldstadt are under water.
As similar accounts have been received from Hungary, repre.
' tenting the rain, which has been uninterrupted for these three
week', it is to be apprehended that the Russian armies may have
, fresh dieculties to contend with in their military °piratical', it the
rapid stream of the Danube should overflow Its books in the same
degree as it has done here. General Gum Figneimnot, our Am-
byeador to Russia, sets out for St. Petersbergh ois the flOth.—
.Ysireaslerg Cuentspossdatt, Jane IS.

CITY. TWILY! O.CLOCE.

The Consol market still continues in a state of stagnation. and
"petted at 88A ) for the Account. The speculators and jobbers
*re waking for the Knua's Speech, which is to he delivered to.
Inca row ; but it is expected it will not disclose any political
maven of importance, but allude more to our domestic concerns.
CITY. HALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present time, we bare no new feature in the Consol
Market. and Consols have been done at 883 for the Account, but
at present they may be quoted at 881 with a steady market....
The Commissioners gave 87i for Reduced.
The Foreign market is in the same state as that of the British.
This is the day in which the Saving Batiks sell, but we have
not baud they have affected any sales.