Star.
London, England, 1828-09-29 00:00:00

FRANKFORT PAPERS.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Almon 30.
Helusei Effendi bee just received dispatches by three
Tat tars from the camp of Huswin Bey before Schtt:l
which give him the account itf a great sitter" stated
to base bun gained tinder the walk Si Schemla our
the Russians, in which the loss of the enemy is declared
(probably in the Oriental style) to have bees insamme.
The whole Turki.h population of the capital is incu-
lcated with joy at this news, which is further beamed
by another victery cf. the Pacha of Widdin in Little
Wallachia, in which it is• said u entire ittiaillo stamp,
with all the stores it contained, was taken. and many
t ou.and Russians killed. To all this is added a very
humble letter of.submission frost the Bomb* Chief..
in which they beg the Sultan to great them a new
,capitulation.

" CORY% ADM/
, The Viceroy of Egypt, alarmed by the espetttion
'tom Toulon, and by the threatened blockade of Alex-
andria. has, at length, with the co-operatioa of rho
English,. •/bench, mai Russian 0,,u alse mincleded as
cooveatson for the evacuation of the Mores, and Ibrahim
Pubs, who has already received the sluts, necessary to
convey his troops sad to NOM them, will leave, we
suppose, beton the hawk expeditioa compel* him But
the affairs of the Moen will not be entirely decided by
his departure, because it will still bepecessary to com-
pel the Turkish troops that remain on the fortresses also
to withdraw. We are very anxious to see how this will
be effected, as it is not likely that any thing emit,e done
with the Turks without having recourse to arm.
ANCONA. Sm. 10.
Leifer* from Ccrin say, that Mr. Stretford Cassing
had sailed as the 45th of August for Poros, but that
Count Guillentinot and M. de Ribeaupiene had remained
at Corfu. It was believed, however, that they would
leave that island for a short time. • • •
It seems that the determination of the boundaries of
the future state of Greece are now a subject of swims
deliberation, and that they will include a greater extant
of territory than was at Ent supposed.
A Russian courier has arrived bete, on his way to
Corfu.
The greater put of the French expedition has sow
anived in the Morea, bat we know nothing bore of what
has since taken place.
TRIESTE, Sm. 11.
According to a letter from Scutari, ofthellth
the Puha bad sent his nephew with eight thousand
Albanians to the Danube, and sent word to the &dun
that he would have taken the fisld in person did not the
neighbourhood of the Montenegrins and the situation
of In capitol, two-thirds of the population of which ses-
sional.. Christians, make it necessary to be on his guard.
In the see* part of Bosnia the iababitsnts, it is said,
are Op preparing to march to the Damthe.
Irsanta, Sm. 14.—Iletallews, MS; Beak Share% 101101.
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VIRNNA, km le.
The Austrian Observer gives now the latest Russian
Bulletins from the udeue humid of the Sd September,
and an article dated from Odessa, sth September,
which, slating that the Emperor being peewee/al by
contrary winds from leaving the post had returned to
Odessa, and set out at sir o'clock in the afternoon of the
4th to go to the army before Varna by land, adds. that
the foreign Ambassador waited for the return of the
Standard frigate, on beard of which Coast Wuronzow
had sailed for Varna, and would embark on board it to
to the Emperor's had quarters, in the tamp
proceed
that place.
BERLIN. Sere. le.
Lord Bloomfield, British Ambassador to the C 'art
of Sweden, has arrived bore from Dresden.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.
•
Vfitlet—Mileft. 17.
, The Austrian Merger contains a letter. dated Salo-
Sept.p% which gives an account of the conferees*
Admiral Sir E. Codrington had on the 6th of
antst,
st, at Alezandrie with the Pacba of Egypt, ant
which Mr. Barker, le English Consul, M. Druvetti,
French Consul, and several English Officers, were
t. The Paches Cabinet Minister, Jussaf-Bogboo,
acted as interpreter.
By the Cosentino, which was signed' on the Bth of
August, the Vteerssy agreed, as we already know. to
recal his son and his army from the Mores, but in ships
of his own, and after baying delivered up the fortresses
to, the Ukases troops. It was also agreed that 1,600
airier amp should be left as garrisons in Mwdon,
Corm. and Naratio, and that those places should be
furnished with provisions for four months. The nest.
day the Pacha sent the Greek prisoners who weft at
work, in the arsenal, one hundred and seventy-two is
number, to the English Consulate (about twenty bad
been liberated. and sent to Egina some weeks before,
at the intercession of the Austrian naval I Seers.) Or.
&es were immediately issued to get the ships ready-for
sea, and both the transports and men of war were to
take a large quantity of provisions, besides a consider..
able sun of amosey.
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His Royal Highness the Archduke Rainer. Vice.
Regent of Lombardy, and the Archduchess Elisabeth.
his consort, arrived at %Ought on the 15th, from Milan.
The weather Whams, so very bad that the review
of the troops assembled in the camp at Trais Ritchie
had been interrupted for several days.
The Austrian (Munger has news from Bucharest of
the Sd and 4th September. which gives an account of
a new incursion of the Turks from Widdin and Kataint
into Little Wallachia. Thus have the Turks penetrated
on the one side beyond Czoroi, in the district of Mahe.
dints, as far as to Obedin, in the river &hyl, opposite to
Crajova on the other side, to within a short distance of
Titguschylin the district of borsch; but, alter they
bad destroyed or carried off all the provisions they met
with, and the Russians had crossed the Schyl is two
places, they again retired to their fortified position agar
Widths. It was hoped that the reinforcements already
arrived and those which were expected would at length
put a stop to these excursions, which are so ruinous to
the principality
BRUSSZIA Ism
His Majesty will today pay a visit to the camp at
&est, and afterwards return to the Lou, when be will
hold his last levee for this season on Monday next.
Some of his Majesty's equipages and effects have els
ready left the Hague to come to Brussels. The Fleet*
Legation is also preparing to leave the Hague. and will
come to this city at the beginaine of next week.
The public recruiting for the Bast India service, *hi*
bad ceased at the Hague on the sailing of the last en.
pedition to Batavia, began again last week