Star.
London, England, 1829-09-21 00:00:00

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necessary to remark, that the conquest of Turkey is mat-
ter of congratulation and general joy in the Principe&

ties :

HAMBURGH, Serr. 11.
As the Russian Government appear disposed to make serious en-
deavours for the restoration of peace, it is perhaps not unimportant
to call to mind the conditions which Russia laid down at the com-
mencement of hostilities. In the danifesto issued by his Imperial
Majesty on that occasion, it is declared that he will net sheath the
sword till the treaties of Kainardje, Jassy, Bucharest. and Aker.
mann, and the commercial treaty of 1783 are punctually fulfilled;
till the inviolability of the Russian Sag is recognised, and personal
safety secured to all Russian subjects, wherever they may be ; till
the trade of the Black Sea is declared free, and the Bosphorus open
to all nations ; till the independence of Greece is recognised on the
basis of the Treaty of London ; till amnesty is granted to the inhabi-
tants of Servia, and Moldavia and Wallachia placed under the protec
tion of Russia; and till an indemnity is given for the expenses of the
war, as well as for the losses sustained by Russian subjects."
FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, Auo. 27.
The unfortunate inhabitants of Theasaly and Epirus are dread.
tally harrassed by the Turks, who rob and murder and commit all
kinds of cruelties; the inhabitants of Janina and Zeitouni in par. ,
Ocular suffer severely. The Christians Sy into the woods, and
whole families of them have arrived at Corfu. All this misery
would have been prevented, nay, Epirus would already have been
free, bad not the progress of the Greek arms been checked by the
English.
According to the most recent estimate, the population of Con-
stantinople amounts to no more than 384000 souls, including the
suburbs; and of this population only a proportionably small num-
ber is able to bear arms. The total number of houses is 85,000.
FRONTIERS OF WALLACHIA, Sm. 4.
A few days ago, the garrison of Widdin, commanded by the
Pacha of Scutari, made an excursion against Csorojul, in Little
Wallachia, which would have been perfectly successful bad not the
Albanians got into an affray with the other troops. The Russian
garrison of Kalefat, though very weak, took advantage of this cir-
cumstance; and a few hundred Pandours sufficed to disconcert the
whole plan of the Pasha, who rapidly retreated to Widdin. and
appointed a commission to try those who had been guilty of the
mutiny. Several soldiers of the Turkish militia are said to have
been already executed. Since this unsuccessful attempt, the Rus-
sians have drawn nearer together, and seem to be sending rein-
forcements to Kalefat.
General Geismar is said to have asked for 10,000 men, infantry,
to keep the Turkish garrisons on the Danube completely in check ;
and In case of war to make a digression on the right bank. This
seems to be now superfluous. It is said that several Boyards, ex-
pecting the peace to be even concluded, have expressed to the Go-
vernor-General a wish to send a deputation to St. Petutsburgh, to
make their entire independence of the Porte one of the conditions
of peace. They have, it is said, received the following answer
The Boyards are certainly at liberty to petition the Emperor ;
but without that, they may be assured that Russia will afford them
every support compatible with the interests M Europe and the
country itself." Some private letters say, that in consequence of
this answer, it is probable that the deputation to St. Petersburgh
will not take place.
General joy prevails In the principalities at the success of the
Russians ; but it is more remarkable that many Turkish houses at
Adrianople and Sophia speak of the results of the campaign with
pleasure, and give orders as if profound peace prevailed.-4Ege.
swine Zeitung. Sept. 15.
HAIJBURGH, Sarr. 15.
Borsen Halle,4 o'Clock.
Much business has been done to day for cash. as well as for the
end of the month.

End of September.
Anglo Danish Loan, 3 per cent
Anglo Russian
Hamburgh Russian 92
Polish Bonds
Austrian Bank Shares
Austrian 3letalliques
—Roxburgh Reporter. Sept. 15.
ZICHANOZ ON LONDON.
AM.TSIDAM, SINS. 18.-12 27 5 10 ; Two months, 12 20.
P , Ana. 4.—Three months, 10i.
asscuusan, San. 15.-13 11; Two months, 13 Sle.
Beaus, Stn. 12.—Three months, 6 251.
Vigincri, Stn. 2.—Two months, 956.
Cusismuu, Stn. 2.—Three months, 8 6 20.
Batman, Sin. 11.—Two months, 609 610.
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La ry. T WELVK O'CLOCK.

The Cuasol Market this morning is more lively than for some
time past. Consols opened at the same price they left off on Sa-
turday, 89 to for the Account ; but soon after a general report
prevailed that an Express ►ad been received at Vienna of prelimi-
naries of peace having been signed on the 49th of August, between
the Ru‘slans and Turks. This report immediately caused Consols
to get op to 891 for the Account.
At present they may be quoted at 894 j, and 89 to 4 for Money.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
Private Letters from Am►terdam, received this morning, states,
that the last two divisions of the Russian Loan, of 34 millions,
have been issued, which was eagerly taken, and bears a premium
of 4 per tent.—Money was exceedingly abundant on the above
capital, at 24 per cent.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
We have it confidently stated that the account of preliminaries
having been signed between the Rusdans and Turks, and that
hostilities had ceased, was received at Paris late on Saturday
evening. French Three per Cents, after 'Change hours,
45e. The above is generally believed in the City, and in con-
sequence of which Consols have rose 4 per cent. and are at present
894. buyers, for the account, and 894 for money. There has been
more bustle in the market for some days past.
In the foreign market Greek bonds have improved 14 per cent.
Russian stock has also got up.

There are reports on 'Change of peace being restored
in the East of Europe. These are perfectly correct.—
The Russians have taken peaceable possession of the
whole Turkish Empire.
The private letters from Berlin state that a peace be-
tween the Russians and Turks was looked for daily.

Accounts from Toulon state that the Conquerant,
Admiral Blow Ev's flag ship, had received orders to sail
on the 15th September. It is also said that the Scipion
and several frigates and brigs have also received sailing
orders.
The continual rains which prevailed in Bretany has
altered the quality of the grain, previous to which a fine
harvest was expected.