Star.
London, England, 1829-02-23 00:00:00

PARIS. Fn. 19.

Letters from dad's.. of the 9 h install say, tint the
paragraith it. the Speech 11 the King Of Finncetcon-
cerning the new State. in Ansetica, has produced a
painful sensation. In fact, it is easy in observe in it a
decided inclivation formally to recognize the new Go
vernments.
It appears besides, that the frequent communications
between the Cabinet of Madrid and that ..f London are
i.ot confined to the Alrangemant of the affaits of Por-
tugal. It is affirmed that they relay also to t'te old
American Colonies. The Spanish Government Litters
itself that the sacrifices which it may make in America
erill-be amply compensated.
An ewes% wis dr patched yest rday from Rail for
Vienna ; by Count u'Appolly, the AMstrian Ames Itaador
;at the P•et.ch Conn.
Finnan( Funits.—Paso, Fee. 40.—Flee pee Cents. A lei. 10e.
Sc.—Threw per Cents. 70f. 40e. 45e. Hank Actions. 1 0f...
Write. de Napke, 811.—Royal Spanish L0an:714.11.4411c nge
its.
on Ltmtlue, ear month. 851. 23c4sper ; 1151. Ise.roansky:-.-
months, 261. 10c. money.

FLANDERS JIAIL.

saussaut. Ram 20.

The number of Petitions that Mr ire h therts been pee.
sented in favour of the Liberty of Public Instruction,
amounts to 158; a great nisny were presented to the
Secoset Chamber, in its sitting this strolling.
We learn from good anatomy, that Signor Ca-
paccini, the Lave of his Holiness, has lately declared,
in the presence of respectable person.. that the
lions between the Government of t'.e Netherlands and
the Holy See, were proceeding in the 11104 favourable
monster.
According to the Official tables of • the populatiNs of
the kinoclom, on the Ist of Ja• our, 1828, the number
of inhabitants amounted to 6,166.854 —Braude Pa-
pers, Feb. 21,
Fu. Y.
According to acci,unts from Jassy. of the 29th of
January, the aPpielien. toils that had been entertained
three for some day•, on account of . a supposed case ai
plague in the m►litary hospital, had wholly vanished,
The medical tieatment f the shiclies, w o was sup•.
posed to hive the plague, ansi his recos et y, have proved
h.-,11.d another disorder. 111 c issequence of this,
the 16 days' quarantine, to which the lour physicians
to the hospital %titre. subjected,. by say precaution,
W4' been revoked, and they. can practise at hberty as
Usual.
Count Yellen left Jassy vet the 271 h 4.4 January for
13,1ch:4 est.—Austrian Observer, Feb 10.
Vivaria. Fri. 10.— Nletalliques, 90. Bank Shame 1,1101,
.itiginiimc &Ming. Feb. IS.
BERLIN. Fan. is.

The. Odessa. Journal,. of the Slit of January, contains
the follow mg report trod the theatre of 'war; tip to the '
15th of January.'
• " Adjutant-General Count Suchteleo, at the head of-
ars-rong detachment the Vanguard, has take
fortified :scummy/tidy, and sent•trPtzt that place troops
in all diiections; &ad as iff as...l.lalie.Beylyk, and be-
yond it. These troops make. pris..ner sof the Turk.,
who venture nut of Soli unt to farage. . The Chris-
tian inhabitants of Balboni continue-to leave that place,
and take refuge with air advanced rst.—they unani-
mously affirm, that minimal de:ettions take place in
the gar., th it there, are but few regular troops in
the farness, and that even the cavalry is seduced toy or
600 me.,, yahoo only means of subsntence is b,ragiug,
or, in other terms, plundering the surrounding count-y.
Ihe inhabitants were occupied in repairing the bill sr
ing and fortifications, damaged bynur artillery. The
garrison wailer, want of Slur, which will be more diffi.
cult to procure. as the iuddett rive of the Danube has
lately carried away almost all the water•mills. One of
diem has run a-ground near Tsifierticaody. We have
frequent communications with Livit. Genera) Rudiger.
who is at Bazardjik andt according to the most de•
curate accnunts from haired', Dewou, and Ghebdiche,
every thing there was as well as could be wished.—
These positions are important,- on account of their
strength, and garrisoned by numerous troops. • The
enemy, posted behind the Balkanot Ardbs and Schwalm,
has not ventured to make any attempt.' There are not
above eight or 10.000 men in garrison at Schumis.
Our troops, on the right bank of the e ainube,• are in
general in want of nothing; -the cold is advantageous
to their health. Our communication with the left bank
is only occasionally interrupted, and we receive regular
supplies of provishms.
WARSAW, Irss. IS.. 4 •
• The .Grand Duke Michael arrived here yesterday
'seeing, and. niter tt shit stay, will go to*Tulceitirthe
headittseem of tisithiardw—iPrissidas Bitiettsieut.

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