Star.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

FRANKFORT, JULY 29.

The Austrian Obseniers of the 18th, 19th, and 20th,
contain no news from Greece and Turkey. In that
of the 21st there are some accounts from Constanti-
nople, of the 25th of June and 2d of July. The first
mentions the sailing of the Turkish fleet, and the
burning of a ship of the line by the Greeks ; the tu-
mults at Smyrna, and the destruction of the town of
Aiwaly by the Turks, in revenge for the murder of
1300 Turks by the inhabitants, who, encouraged by
the appearance of some Greek vessels on the coasr,
had risen in arms (contrary to a promise they had
just before made to the Turkish Paella).
The accounts from Constantinople, of the 22d of
' July, are as follow The head of the late Grand
Vizier, Benderly Ali Paella, arrived at Con ta ninople
Itowards the end of the Itasnadan, and w..s tired up
at the inner gate of the Seraglio. The label affixed
to it described•the deceased as a traitcr to his country
and religion. Galib Paella, formerly Iteis Effendi,
I and Plenirtentiary at the negotiations for: peace at
I Bucharest, is deposed. lie is accu,ed of having in.
fluenccd, t:c actions of the late viz;er."

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, IS2I.
TILE FUNDS.

French Five per Cents. Friday, 86fr. 15 c.

STOCK EXCHANGE,, ONE O'CLOCK.
• In consequence of the absence of certain capitalists,
who have proceeded to Paris for the purpose of taking
the French Loan, our market of yesterday and this
morning has remained stationary at the prices quoted;
nor is it expected that any material fluctuation will
take 'lace until the return of the competitors, who
have so recently made large sales in our Funds for
the purpose of providing the necessary deposit in
completion of their contract with the French Mi-
nister of Finance.—Current Prices :

Bank Stock 2321/2 23323212-3 per Ct. 11edu.76 1/8
*3 per Cent. Cons. 75 Ya 1/2 :YB-3 th per Cent. 86%
4 per Cent. WA 9.51/4 93-5 per Ct. Navy 1033/4. 7/6
Long Anns. 19 7-16 1/2—lndia Stock 231
India Bonds 595. 60s. pr.—Excheq. Bills 4es. 6s. ss. pr.
Consols for Account 75% %. •

THE QUEEN.—The following Bulletin was put up
at the Mansion-House, at 11 o'clock this forenoon :
NIANSION lIOUSE, ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

" The QUEEN has passed the night without any
sleep, but is no worse than yesterday.—Brandenburgh
House, Nine Clock, A.M."
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No other Bulletin has been issued to-day, nor is
any expected before seven in the evening.

The Paris Papers of Saturday arrived this forenoon.

If the accounts which they contain of the military
position of the Russian army and its amount be cor-
rectly stated, it is difficult to conceive :hat the Em-
peror AL.Ex.t N DER has not hostile aggressions against
Tutkey in contemplation. According to statements
from Angsburgh and Vienna, Russia has three ar-
'plies, amounting to '200,000 men, to attack Turkey.
Tae second division of this grand army, on the river
Pruth, bearing upon the Turkish provinces, has re-
ceived strong leinrincements from St. Petersburgh,
and military preparaticns are proceeding on an exten-
sive scale, and with great activity in Russian Poland.
A sudden change is said to have taken place in the
Austrian Cabinet, which, instead of supporting Eng-
land in the task of mediating, has entered into the
projects of the Russian Cabinet—whilst the Porte is
left with no hope but in the interferer.ce of England
and France.

It was currently reported at Berlin on the 25th of
3u17, that the Russian troops had entered the Otto-
man territory.

The intelligence received in London respecting the
movements of Russia, is of quite a different com-
plexion from that quoted above from the French
Papers. Letters from Odessa, dated the 10th of July,
say, that dispatches had arrived there from St. Pe-
tersburgh, in answer to those sent thither by STRO.
OONOTY, and were forwarded on the Bth to Constan-
tinople. Their contents were unknown, but it was
supposed they were of a pacific nature; as the pub-
lication of STROGONOFiS Proclamation had been
highly disapproved of by the EMPEROR. This opinion
of the pacific tenor of these dispatches was yesterday
supported by the persons connected with the Austrian
Embassy here. It is not improbable that the Russian
Court may have yielded to the strong remonstrances
of England and France.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, accompanied
by the reigning Duke of SAX MEININGEN, left town)
yesterday morning for Bushy Park; and, on their I
return to town, stopped and dined with the Duchess li
of KENT, at her apartments in the KING'S Palace at
Kensington.
Yesterday morning the Duke of GLOUCESTER ar-
rived in town from his visit to the Earl of Essex's
residence, at Cashiobury.
Yesterday the Duke de GRAMMONT gave a dinner
at his residence in Portland-place to Lord and Lady
Ossucsrox, Count and Countess LUDOLF, Baron de
NICHNOLAI, Baron de MA LTZAHM, M. de SOUZA, &c.
—Monday the Duke de GRAPASIONT and suite will
leave town for Paris.

Yesterday the Earl of SHAPTISBURY gave a dinner
at his house in Grosvenor-square to the Earl of HAR-
Rowsy' the Earl of WKSTMORILLAND, Lord Mel.-
VILIA, Lord SIDMOUTII, &c.
Lady FITZWILLIAM still continues in an alarming
state of indisposition.
A . new suite of Rooms is building in St. James's
Palace, the expense of which is estimated at £lO,OOO.
The idea of pulling down the Palace and building an-
other is abandoned for the present.
The county of Kent, especially the Isle of Thanet,
with the exception of the corn being here and there
a tittle laid by the recent heavy rains, promises very
tine crops.
L•' xt,act of a letter from St. Domingo, dated July 4 :
4, I have no news of importance to communicate to
you. Tranquillity is everywhere established. The
intasures of the-Government towards the late insar-
gents met with great approbation : as is usual in a
subdued revolt, the arm ofGovernment is st rengthened.
At Cape Hayti, a soldier with his musket advanced
to the place where Boyer was standing, and asked for
the President ; Boyer suspecting his
Purpose, scut-
dimly advanced on him, saying Here. The fellow
was panic-struck : he was immediately put in irons,
and confessed himself hired to shoot the President;
or, as the Government Gazette expresses it, he con-
fessed that the Lieutenant of his company had him-
self given him a cartridge to accomplish the foul
dead. Nothing has yet transpired about the Smith
American privateer which has been seized by this
Government,"

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