Star.
London, England, 1829-08-21 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBURGH, Aua. 3.

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According to the accounts from our army beyond the Danube,
which come down to 26th ult. it appears that the Grand Vizier bad
not yet ventured to attack the corps of General Krassowsky, which
is posted at Jenibazar ; for if be had, we must have had the news
ye.terday, as the communications are now so speedy. But
by the 26th General Krassowsky might be joined by the reserve
to the number of 3,500 men sent by General Witt towards Bid.
garia. and which had already arrived at Babadagh, only five days
march from Shumla. Thus the army of General Diebitech would
be more than sufficiently covered both in the flank and rear. On
the 25th of last month the Emperor had a grand review of the
troops in the camp at Kranje:Selo.r.Pestasiens State Gas. Jag. 14.

BRUSSELS, Ana. 16.

Her Majesty the Empress of Brasil slept last night at Louvain ;
she left it this morning, and will pass through Brussels, only atop•
ping to change horses, and will proceed without delay to Ostepd by
way of Ghent and Bruges. at which city she will be received by
M. de Liedekerke in his Majesty's name.
Mom 17.—His Royal Highness the Prince of Saxe Coburg
has arrived here horn London.

The young Empress of Brasil travels with her brother, the
Prince of Leuchtenbcrg, and their suite casuists of 36 persons.
A Commission is actually assembled at Brussels, to examine the
Tariff of Customs, and several new regulations, or modification.,
are said to be in contemplation. 1.1. de Smet Bossaert, and
probably other distinguished merchants of Ghent, Brussels, and
Antwerp. are said to be members of this Commission.

The ;to/serials Observer of the 9th August contains some ;news
from the Universal Gazette of Greece of the 20th June. This Ga-
zette publishes the names of the provinces which chose the President
for their Deputy to the National Assembly. The manner in which
this choice was made by so many provinces prove., says the Ga-
zette, bow highly qualified the President is for his high office. The
extraordinary improvement that has taken place in the country—
the change from disobedience, disorder, and danger, to obedience,
order, and security—the encouragement given to agriculture, the
amelioration of the finances. and the administration of justice, are
all fruits of his exertions, and have naturally produced the affection
and gratitude of the people.
The province of Corinth, in its instructions to its Deputies, bay-
ing first passed a warm eulogium on the President, enjoins them—
t. To coonfine themselves to matters the object of which is the
good of the country, in the spirit of the President.
2. Not to meddle in factions, and thus oppose the sentiments and
salutary intentions of the President.
3. If they depart in the smallest degree from these instructions,
their full powers u Deputies to the fourth National Assembly are
declared null and void.—Brassels Putters, dug. 19.
Accounts from Barbadees of the 31st May, state, that
the Governor has not granted the petition of the people
to have the ports opened.
Boston Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house to the 15th July.—The
revenue collected in Philadelphia for the first quarter of
the present year, will fall considerably short of its amount
for the corresponding quarter of the last year. The di-
minution of this quarter is—dollars 2. 42-063.
Letters from Ancona of 26th July, announce that the
Pacha of Egypt is preparing an expedition, which is sup-
posed to be against Candle; and the Russian squadron
is concentrating at Paras, to observe the movements of
the Pacha.