Star.
London, England, 1826-07-26 00:00:00

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jove 25.

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Since the terrikle„fventrof the 15th and 17th, perfect
triwrquillity reigns here. Thep Government displays
great' energy'; prOviitohs'are abundant,-and every per-
son who is met-whir wearing the insignia of the dis-
solved corps of the Janissaries is shot ..by the Topchis.
The•number of those who have already fallen is estima•
ted at eight or 19,000. The great men of the Empire
ale still assembLed in the Seraglio about the Sultan.
The current with of the part has risen, in conr:quence
of the continuance oflranquillity, from 232 to 220.

SMYRNA, Julia 10.

• 1lte!?4 TUC OISKIMATORL THILSTISTO.

We have no news from the Pelopounesus. The
Captain Pacha has repaired and provisioned his fleet in
tht Dardanelles; and will soon sail, togethcit with the
squadron trims onsiantinOple, which has also arrived
inthtDarslanelles, to prosecute the farther operations
of•ttio.canspaign. :S )(toe think they will attack Hydra ;
olrrtlpscßart only •witl attack that island. anal the
reisAiqdcr-bliacY.f.doq4l)-Pli di AofnArl;a.

s' Fitosl TIIE RHINR, Jot.t.t2. .
= litihilimPany other parts; complaints are made of the
dullitett.e(tradei end• ver.hame not much to beast of on
t' e I.l,l;ine. gekigtc.ii'saiiie:lot;l4l,t4 lAtterly any further
gtopritt-Tte•cti!plaiien • Coin has risen a little, com-
Pakidentifiblit ypir's,piiccs; Es Ape oil, of which large
qtfaistitiest hiefe betin:seni>to,the Upper Rhine, and to
Swlt:rlartisr an sthe'Pidsluce,'of!Which has been tailief
shot, is morcein &a rem', end has risen a few florins per
•r •
ahm. over, isOppf, and
.rapeseed, have alsci risen
and are from one to two fl tins per matter (12 bushel.);
unur,..Otse
.ciressm?tances, there would be no glieat
did* rence in the consignments of colonial prodOce
the Itipper 'Rhine and. Mainc...lAst year to the end of
Jon% they amounted to 396,598 cwt. this year to no
nitre, than 379,699 cwr. 'the decrease of 16,809 cwt.
mairibein part asctilted to the length of the winter, on
aeeoapt af'whith some good., which it was necessary to
havailorly.lt„the,places of their destination, were sent
by land.
The proJnetioni or the entirety; which could not he
coltsteyed.ll7 lantleatanutited:during the first six months
ropi cwt. and last year to no more
than 189,620 cwt. Hence it•appears that the trade upon
t(# CoiffpreJ
swith that of last year, has not ex-
pet fenced any materacbange, and at least his not di.
Vitt' respect to the 'timber trade, the c0n-
5...anpu4.411,41.1.411,60 has 4.oeased, the demand fur that
covtry being mostly confined to ship timber. The
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exptAttgoir tiff Germat#prudued t 6 tile Aihrtir cirri mar-
tins jtimi sic C? k baring tlroie~,"sdc'
rescnm-
padrints-ktin•fiwllesi in 5i1yita,,(41,,1141 41"lii.e Veen,
onitkniad) with*
.loapititl of half a million of dollars
frdm the Rhine would *void dot stlifitult
atiikief44l)4oAi7k.4?i'ae, ihintizh.trli Sound iticr tgreiguret
• • •
5ek6:4163;0 era from, 'the 'countries.. 9ll
thti Walk) iteu*bt be .sti4 more. proti.abic ilian.trq pa'
Niirtis (lemony, where corn is even dearer than.
so ill, us. But tl:e I)utcli restiktire system, and

the high transit duties, which amount upon flour
to two handrOsind Ili* to one. per cent. of the value,
as• the --latCy 'Published. Dutch Note says, which
is fultilf ruistalc.es, checks adventure. and is an insuper.
able obstaiie t? the Piosperity of the German countries
on the banks of the Rhine. What Germany has to exyect
from the Dutch Government, may be inferred from the
strange assertion brought forward in that Note, That the
town of Gorcum, twelve leagues from Rotterdam, and
twenty from the sea, is to be consibered as the limit
between the sea and the river.

The prospect of the vintage is extremely favourable
on the Rhine. All the vines have blossomed at once,
which is highly important to the goodness of the wine;
and they are covered with larger quantities of grapes
than we have ever seen, even in the best seasons. Pipe
staves have risen how 35 and 39 florins to 54. and 55
florins per hundred.

We have received the French Papers of Sunday, to-
gether with the Etoile, dated Monday. The latter con-
firms the intellig-nce which we had previously collected
respecting the promulgation of a Portuguese charter ;
and we extt act from it several important articles, whi:h
we have inserted in the first page. , •

It is now ascertained that the Twai), which was to
have brought the specie for the Mexican dividend, has
not been at Vera Cruz, but went direct from Tampico
to the Havannah. A letter is in town from the Agent
at Vera Cruz, stating he was waiting for a British ship
of war to ensb.trk the specie on board.