Star.
London, England, 1829-09-07 00:00:00

ST. PETERSBUEGH, Ave. O.
On the 19th, Ms Demo was celebrated In the new Church of the
Transfiguration, for the passage of the Balkan and the occupation
of Bourg's, &c. by our
BRUSSEL troops.—PS, rwasion Sale Gosett4 Aug. 51.
Sem 3.
The Courier de /a Meuse says—" We learn from good authority
that the three Bishops nominated to the three Sees of Leiv, Ghent,
and Tourney. will arrive in their dioceses in the course of this
month." If this information is correct. uwe believe, what be-
comes of the reported calumnies respecting the obstacles raised by
the Government to the installation of the Bishops?
A British Cabinet Messenger from Vienna, with dispatches for
London, passed through here yesterday ; and another from Lou-
don. with dispatches for Berlin. to-day.
The itsuirion Observer says, " We learn by the Unimerat Casette
of Greece of the 15th and 18th July. which we have received from
Corfu, that the President of Greece arrived on the 9th of July at
Argos, Imola' gone on board the Hermes steam-boat. from Napoli,
by way of Poros and F4ina. Above two-thirds of the Deputies es
the 4th Congress had arrived at Argos on the 14th of July, and the
others were expected immediately. The Assembly will sit in the
Ancient Theatre, which has been fitted up fur the purpose, to pre-
vent any embarrassment from want of provisions or lodgings. A
notice was issued on the 40th of July, at Napoli, ordering that till
all the Deputies had arrived at Argos no person shall be permitted
to go to that city. But as soon as the Assembly had commenced
its operations, persons desirous of going to Argos may ask permis-
sion in writing.
Patras and the Castle of the Morea are evacuated by the French
troops. Colonel Rackoff is named Commandant of Patras and
that Castle.
The Universal Gaxette of Greece of 18th July gives an account,
under the head " Camp near Thebes," of some actions between
the Greek and Turkish troops in the vicinity. In one on the 4th
July, the Turks are stated to have lost IMO men killed and wounded.
and three standards, besides several prisoners. The Greeks had
four killed and 15 wounded.
On the 6th August news was brought to Corfu by the steam-
boat from Zante, that the Greek National Assembly was opened
at Argos on the 43d July, on which occasion Count Capo d'lstria
made a very long speech. It was not known who would be Prod-
dent, but it was thought it would be Admiral Miaulls.
BUCHAREST, Ann. 16.
Since the brilliant successes of the Russian army, trade and com-
merce have become so active here that we might fancy ourselves in
a time of profound peace. The wise measures of the Government.
and the hope now becomes a certainty that the political existence
of the Principalities will be separated from the Turkish dominions,
have inspired universal confidence, and doubtless contribute to the
renewal of mercantile in•ercour.e. • Large orders have been sent
from this place for manufactured goods, from which great profit is
expected. We have heard nothing from the army fur some days.
The late report of the flight of the Sultan to Asia is nut coo-
firmed.
A fire at Jassy has done much damage, including an irreparable
loss of ancient MSS.
Vunnta, Ana. 25.—Bank Shares, 1,138; Metalliques. 99 5-16.
—Algeomeine Zettung, Al. 30.

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