Star.
London, England, 1829-02-19 00:00:00

r. PETERSBURG H.

An extraordinary Supplement to the Of. Adenleirgh Carts* of
he joel of February. contains the following article—According
to en agreement made at the taking of Vann, the ►arem and the
property of Jussof. Pacba et Sera. were to be delivered up to
him; and tin they should be given ups we retained as swanky
the family of Josue, Path* of Jansacho. late Commandant of
Varna. It was 'unity to be expected that this condition would
be &Mod after the Sultan had throw to incensed against Jesse(
robs, bad caused him to be declared an cutlass, and condscatea

its property. Nevertheless the promise has been kept ;at the
cud of Dec. the Grand Vizier sent weird to General Rob, that the
barite and ineptly of Jussuf Paella had been brassie ta the filmf
Karma*. to be delivered to 'mass sent by us; and at the same
time requested that the besieges in our hoods might be ghee top:
The exchange was made in perfect order. and Assad Packs% harem
oe'preperty sent to him at Odessa.
According to the latest accounts, bothiour troops and skate of
the meaty were wholly inactive. Detackments of Cassette tn.
verse, without obstacle, the coentry'about Tschernowed aid Ba-
sartijik, sad also the road to sWeans, without havleg met with any
thing; only I. the Kantnabolf, se the road from Varna to Bourgas.
there is a small Turkish detachment of about 500 men.

Part of the Turkish troops In the fortresses on the Danube have
dispersed, or have been sent into the villages, sad the garrisons
were so reduced that the Porte, convinced erf the Pettedly of
strengthening them, even in winter, had sent same troops from
&bungs to Widdin, and to Radschuk and =aria. Telsapsn
Oglou had arrived from Anatolia with ten thousand men, chiefly
Asiatic cavalry. Tebapan °glow, spin his arrival. insidediately
distributed his troops among the 'actresses. be himself remaining
with a small number at Schumla. In Schuette. too, only a small
garrison remains, pan having been sent to Widdin, and t►e re-
mainder dismissed and dispersed.
In that, as well as in all the other fortresses on the Danube,
they and it very dillicult to obtain p►ovisions, and this obliges
their Commanders either to quarter the troops in the villages, some
of them at a great distance, or to dismiss them. Is some places
there is a oullicient stock of corn, but a great want of Auer and a
scarcity of forage, in consequence of which the country was in a
bad condition. In general the Turkish troops are in a very die-
nested state, as contrary to their custom they have ►ept the kid
during the autumn, and even part of t►e winter. They have suiremd
severely from cold and want, and bare lost a great number of
horses, while the nun have partly dispersed themselves. and have
partly been from necessity dismissed by their Commanders. It
appears therefore quite improbable that the Turks will undertake
any thing before spring, notwithstanding the reports that foreign
newsmongers are nut weary of spreading.—Prussien Stare Geptie,
13.

' CROW THE TRENCH MAIL THIS SIORNIIIO.
BILBOA. Faammar 9.
XAVIIIII LICIIA has hoisted the standard of "'Veit in this Pro.
vines : he was born at Santander. The Governor of Wilma has
goes in prank of him, with a strong detachment.
Prince Poutmac has taken leave of the Km. 013 his departure
for London.

HAVANNAR, Doman IS.

we are occupied here in getting ready a vast quantky of am-
munition, providons, &c. for an expedition, sonsistiag of six thou-
sand men, which will be beaded by our second in command. Gen.
Dltaanua CAVIZOS. The Naval department of the expedition is
under the command of Lamas. It is supposed it is going to
Canspeachy and Yucatan.

CITY. TweLys o'CLocc.

The Coosa market Is rather lively this morning. as Consols
opened at $7 borers, ate now •7h. and for April s7i. As yet we
have neither reports net any political information.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The Cassel market remains very Arm at 87j to for the As-
sam*. and s7j ter April.
L the Foreign market eft little le doini.