Star.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

TROT[ Till COISTITUTIONNZL.

LISBON, Aim 13.
A French ship of war. commanded by Captain Flo-
rinde, coming lions Brest in ten days, 'meted this bay
yesterday, where there was already a frigate and a brig
of war belonging to the same nation. The English
naval forces in the Tagus are still composed of a single
frigate and a brig. The French flag which now f1.141S
in this port produtes an extiaordinary impresti .n. verb
reinaikable and ver) fl.ttering to France. upon the
minds of the inhabitants •t L shim. The immense ma-
jority, whose patriotism is well known, disgusted, in-
dignant at the excessively egoti tic II policy of the Bri-
tish Cabinet, turns more than ever its hopes and directs
its views towards the great people who, aftethaving
acquired the admiration of the world by brilliant mili-
tary explots, is able, at this time, to acquire at pleasure
the pac.fic glory of being the benefactor of humanity,
by favouring the triumph of the constitutional sause in
the Spanish Peninsula and in I aly.
There is a report to day that i s a Council Extraor-
dinary, which was held last night, it has been resolved
to annul the hom wahle concession made by the late
King. John VI. of the title of Count of Bemposta to M.
the Baron Hyde de Neuville. It well be recollected
that this title was conferred upon him by his Majesty.
as a recompense for the noble and firm conduct which
the French Ambassador displayed with so much energy
and activity, in order to neutralise the attempt of Bern-
post. on the 30th of Apt il, 18514, and which destroyed
the conspiracy.
There is a multitude r f conjectuies upon the can
which have induced the Government of Don Miguel to
suppress,for the last four days, the letters and the jour-
nals of France which ought t.s have been received by the
mail which left Paris on the 6th or 7th of this owls;
and that, under the false pretest that the courier was
I not arrived, whilst at. this season he could noel meet

with any other obstacles on his journey than a delay of
a few hours.
A courier erraoldinary from Spain arrived on the.
levening of yesterday in this capital from Madrid, in
SS hours—an occurrence extremely rare t. he was the
bearer of an order to M. de Campy 'no, Jimmy Extra-
ordinary, and to M. 'Lea Bermudez. ex-Charge d'At-
fairesof Spain in Portugal, to quit Lisboa in fourteen
boors; they b. th I (them in fact set out last night with
all speed for Madrid. This abrupt departure has in-
creased the inquietude of the traitors, who already fiat-
tined them elves in the highest degree that t' air rebel.
lion was on the eve of being sanctioned by the Court
of Spain.
The Queen-Mother has quitted Romaine*, and has
established herself in the Palace of Aj Ida. Her son
still continues encamped in his peaceable, safe, and
commodious head quarters das Necessidades.
The political character which Den Miguel is playing
does not leave him without uneasiness, for we are as-
sured, in a positive manner, that it was resolved yester-
day in the Council that be should shortly issue a pro-
clamation, in which he should invite all hsi faithful sub-
jects from the age of 15 to 50 to take up arms.
Lieutenant General Viscount de Veiros has just been
named Governor of the Castle f Belem, in the room of
the Viscount Jaromenha, deceased.
The disbanding the Guerillas of Rotor has produced
the effects which were anticipated. Numerous bandsl
of highway robbers have been organised. One of them,
which is very strung, has even the impudence to roam
in the neighbourLood Lisbon. It hat committed es-
ceases at Rilvas and at Bohai.
Very serious cons as have happened at Oporto, ber.
toeen the 4th arid the 19th infantry regimes.ts of the
lire, in consequence of which the Governor; h 'Wrought
it prudent to dismiss more than half the' soldiers of the
4th, who piss for having a sufficiently Constitutional
tut It is pretended, moteover, that it had Pee adian-
tags of the 19th. which lithe regimen most devoted to
the fleeen's party.
Dun Miguel has just laid an embargo upon the steam
vessel which has arrived bete fiss Org., in miler to

trassport to that city two bemired troops. which ire to
611 the place of the stadium which have been dismissed
hots tb, 4th.
anew rum sowanac ale Debut..
The Countess de Sampayo. the daughter and heiress
of the Grneral) and married to the Count) his nephew)
was visited on the firth by agents of the T.eastu y. who
entered without being announced. and intimated to her
the order to depart forthwith. She was only allowed
to take away the dress she had on her. The majorat
as sell as the personal property of this Lady are
sequesttated.

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1828.

PH Mg OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank &net SIM India Wads 103 2 3
3 per Cent. Red. Shot Sloth Sea Stock
3 per Ct. Cons. 071 II 74 OM Annuities
34 per Cent. New Ditto $74
34 per Cent. Red. Shut £lOOO lineheq. Rigs 73 4
4 per Ct. New,lo2j 4 12500 Ditto 73 S
4 per Cent. 1846, Shut 4300 and 4200 Ditto TS 4
Long Ann. Slut Advertised 73 4
India Stock , Consols for Acct. 1111 71
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO tri•Len K
Basilian lids. SpLk. Russ. lids.l $22,13 p Ct. 94k
Dos Am. 634 Dn. Acct 944
D loath Ms. 3 pCt. On Spanish Ilds Sp Ct. 11
Mez.lids,ll3234p 0.40 DeAect 114
Do Aeet.4o Do. Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MAIM fiillk,
Bolanos 300 200 423
Real del Montt 400 400 lISS

liermin Papers to the 4th inst. received this fore-
noon) contain the following information relative to the
operations of the Russian Army :

BUCHAREST, Ace. 20.

Detachments to the amount of about 11,000 meta, with fifty
pleas et camas, have advanced towards Yule Wallachia. foe the
purpose of keeping in check the garrison of Widdin, which has
made repeated attacks upon General Gtismsr.
From the Russian head quarters at ilasardiik we learn, that the
Emperor will arrive there by the nth August, and that the opera-
tions will then be proeecnted with the utmost vigour. The Itemise
troops before Schmid' are said to be completed, and the artillery
already placed in the batteries, so that the opening of the heather&

anent was daily expected ; bet there are, however, some penises
here who arm that Schemata wM be merely invested,
and that by a pan only of the Russian army, while another will
advance on the road front Prays& towards Adnalsople. Probeldy
the Emperor himself will go to that part of the army which is
destined 'pion Adrianople, while General Wittgenstein dines
the siege of Schmid& lc is added, that even now only oat road
affording a awnasonication between Monde and Adrianople is

free. For mote days pest tke amebae had hem seesteady ete•
peed with the Turks, is enter to establish thimiselves as We toad,
esti beat aides (might with the puteseet bravely I timid do
attain sowed is main themselves masters el this peel.
deo, the Mead= et the Turkish army et It would
Ibe very aided. It is Armed Met the Rooks Commeaders
have orders to make themselves moms et Vanua. et what.
ever test. amd 'that the besobardiesit el the bowies by land
sad see have akeedy tommmeed. Tares is is every rapist
y Impotent to the itilesitiks..4lo MI el that piece will give
the forbear et' Bourses to the lest. sod epos a teremsaltadee

between it Wel the army.
Prince Moults/expects illidercessases, and is said to be re-
posing to sterns the place, which is lady to met muck bleed, as
the Turks have a prrbso of 110,000 sits la Varga, besides the is-
habitants ; the harboor ls streogly Welded, and the list can hardly
&preach ft, that all the operatime &pion the plate most be
carried ea from the land side. The detente besides is molded to
the Capitals Nebo, who has already acqieued some military repu-
tation. The Turks have made several essocoessfel sallies to draw
the Russians from their positions. The relofereetwents from the
military adages have already arrived on the Maybe. Sloe bat.
talons have remised orders to form thiamin, lose moveable is.
humus, both to keep the celialliludeatiOin opts is the rear ef the

Russian army, and to maintain the police. as several newly focused
bands of robbers bare sad them tacit the roads. Several of these
robbers have already been 'takes, and that by order of dee Akers
of Ocadannerie. Bandies of provisloos modem to be met
witbont Interrupdoe to the troop is Little Wdlaelda ; a quantity
of biscuits and herrings was sent front this sky $ few dam ago.
It is repotted tbst troubles have Mobs" sat in Sarah.
VIENNA. Amen se.

IkeaMines. 94—Bank Scares, I .073.—Atonnelne Lk. OtEd. S.
The 41gewseigas radineg 'snake atm, the atatimmat gams r the
Canner dr Frame, et Admiral Greig baying amerard the harbour
of Varna.

The Paris Papers received taut night are remarkably
barren of intelligence. The beaus de France states,
on the authority of letters from Vienna dike 29th ult.
that Admiral Gave had entered the port of Varna,
and destroyed all the shipping there. This questionable
rumour is the only thing in the shape of news pre-
tended to be received from the theatre of the war
between the Russians and the Turks.

Jamaica Papers have been received at the Smith
American Coffee-house. The Paper of the 42c1 July
say,--.4 We base given extracts of letters to-day, from
which we regret to find that the pirates have not dimi-
nished their depredations ; and we regret much, that
with such a powerful British naval force in these seas,
such a system should exist for an boor. The naval
force, properly dispersed off Cape Antonio (the piratical
head-quarters), would effectually put a stop to them.
We really wish the health of Admiral Fleming could
enable him to reside at the head•quarters in Jamaica."
By the Dart we learn, that great rejoicings have taken
place at Puerto Bello and Chagrer, in consequence of
information having been received of General Bolivar
being declared Dictator of Panama, &c. &c.
HAVANNAH, U.
There are some dreadful acts of piracy again on foot,
the accounts of which will teach yen by tia Papers
from Honduran; they also mention that the trade of
that neighbourhood has been annoyed by pirates.