Star.
London, England, 1829-06-24 00:00:00

N His MAMTV laments that he has ant to IMIOUDC

to you the termination of the war in the East of Eu-
rope; but his MAJUITT commands us to assure yllll
that be will continue to use his utmost endeavours to
prevent the extension of hostilities, sod to promote the
'restoration of peace.
" It is with satisfaction his Mums informs you
that he has been enabled to renew his diplomatic rela-
tions with the Ottoman Porte. The Ambassadors Eli
his SIAJILITT and of the Ling of Faallai are on their
return to Constantinople ; and the Emperor of &mu
having been pleased to authorise the Plenipotentia.
ries of his Allies to act on behalf of his 'lmperial
MAJESTY, the negotiation for the final pacification of
tireece will be carried on in the name of the Three
Coot, acting Parties to the Treaty of London.
The army of his Most Catholic Majesty has bees
withdrawn from the Mores, with the exception of a
small force destined, for a time. to assist in the este.

blishawent of ostler in a country which has so long seen
the scene of confusion and anarchy.
"It is with increased regret that his MAMMY again
adverts to the condition of the Portegnewe Monarchy;
bat his MAMMY commands us to repeat his determi.
nation to use every effort to reconcile coadicting in.
tempts, and to remove the evils which press so heavily
upon a country, the prosperity of which must ever be
as object of his M61,112,TA solicitude.
" Gentlemen of the those of Cormosiss,

Ni 4 MICTUTT commands oil to thank you for the
supplies which ynn have granted for the servicelef the

Year, and to assure yoil of his Kuitsev's determina—
tion to apply thins with await attention to economy.
•
" My Lords and Geatkwesa,
His nuatri bas commanded us, in cooclesion.
loupes' the sincere hope of his MAIM!' that the
important measures which have been adopted by Par-
liament in the course of the present Session may tend.
under the blessing of Dams Pnovantsce, to establish
the tranquillity and improve the condition of Ireland,
and that by strengthening the bonds of union between
the several parts of this great Empire. they may coast)?
lidate and augment its power, and promote the happi-
ness of his people."
The LORD CHANCRLLOR in the usual form prorogued
Parliament until Thursday, the 20th of August neat.
The benches to the left of the Throne were occupied
by Peeresses, and the space below the bar was filled
with strangers.
Previous to the Prorogation. the Royal Assent was
gives to a number of Public and Private Bills. amongst
which were—The London Bridge Approaches Bill. and
a Bill interdicting persons accepting situations in India
from being enabled to sit in the Commons House of
Parliament.

Private letters just received from Rio Jaaeiro state.
that Lord STRAMOFOID was to leave the Capital on
the 30th April, in the Northern Star—having. it is
added, failed in the object of his mission. A great'
quantity Of the Bank paper had been billet there.
which it appears has inspired confidence. and bad
the effect of a rise in the &change. A report prevails
in the City that all the English men-of-war had left Rio,
Janeiro, except the Thetis frigate, which had been
charged to demand I:arty/sae thousand panda on the
part of the British merchants; and if nut paid in four-
teen days, reprisals would be made. The accounts
from the Brazil mines are favourable; in nine working
days they obtained 137 lbs. of gold.
The Monitour, just received, states that the intelli-
gence so currently circulated of the Brazilian Govern.
aunt having engaged to indemnify the English mer-
chants for the losses sustained by them during the
blockade of Buenos Ayres, is premature.

The other Paris Papers inform us, that Lord STUART,
the British Ambassador, had an audience of the French
BENG at St. CLOUD on Saturday, when his Lordship
introduced to his MAJLSTT Mr. STRATFORD CANNING,
our late Ambassador to the 0 —TTOSEASI Pours. it is
added that Mr. CASSINO was to set out for England
on the same evening. None of these Papers contain a
word of news from the theatre of war.

We have this day Lisbon Gazettes to the 12th inst.
by which it appears that the Board of Trade gives no•
tice, that an official letter of the Hanoverian Consul at
Lisbon, has communicated the articles of a Treaty con•
eluded between his Britannic Majesty. as King of Han-
over. and several German States; in consequence of
which the said Consul is charged with the duty of acting
u Consul for the subjects of those States except BI emelt,
which has its own Consul. This Treaty was concluded
at Cassel in September last, between the Kings of
HANOVER aad SAXONY, the Elector of Haug, the Greed
Duke of SASS WEIMAR, the Duke of BRUNSWICK. the
Langrave of Hem Hosanna, the Dukes of NASSAU,
OLDENBURG, SASS ALTINSURO, COSURGI. GOTHA, and
ideinuctau. several Princes, and the Free Cities of
Bremen and Frankfort. The 20th Article of the Treaty
stipulates that the Consuls of the Powers concerned, in
foreign countries. shall protect the interests of the
subjects of all the other States, as W they were subjects
of their own Government. Each Government to make
good the expenses incurred for its subjects.

The German Papers received this day. have an article
from the frontiers of Serifs, dated the 18th instant,
'tidos forth that profound silence prevails respecting
the operations of the armies on the Danube; and that
for some days they might have fancied that it was a
time of peace, did it not appear from the numerous
convoys of military stores which arose= from Belgrade
chiefly to Widdin, that the PORTZ makes constant

efforts to prosecute the campaign
.with ♦igour.—
The accounts from Albania are unfavourable for the
' Ttaiks; and the tranquillity of that province is said to
be again Interrupted, as the Greeks, who base received
great reinforcements in Epirus, de their utmost to ea.
tend the insurrection. The Turks in Belgrade are of
opinion that the presence of the English and French
Ambassadors at Constantinople will soon lead to peace
with Russia. They are accordingly mach pleased with
their return to the PORTZ.

A Frankfort Paper jtii ved, of date 17th ;intuit,
has an article from the Lower Danube which stales
that, as all the Talks in the interior have been either
sent to Schumla, or already fallen victims to war and
disease, an insurrection of the Christians in Macedonia,
kc. is thought to be nearer than ever. The success of
such an insurrection would be certain, as soon as the
Russians are in possession of Sophia. The Tarki.b
plan of impeding the Russian armies us their principal
loperations, by constant attacks on their positions, res-
iders the contest very sanguinary on both sides; but this
mode of attack in large masses will, in the end, it is
preiumed. lead to the defeat of the Musselman. The
main obstacle to the march of the Russians along the
coast, appeals to be the want of ships to serve as trans..
ports; for the Black Sea is like a desert compared with
the activity that is men in the Baltic Sea. Good sea-
men and shipwrights are besides scarce.

The Brasil Mails this day have brought as Papers
from Rio de Janeiro to 26th April, from which we take
the following notices :
The members et the Dime Itswasaws, treat IS& to tad Apr „
are ehleily Sled with a degree ler the regaled= el the Pest trace
dated ith March, ceespeehendlog IAS articles.
A decree et the Iliswiter orders tit se dove shalom &slily,
ante. teseed‘er lavas, to which be being% without sear.
Milne Award by hi. master, gewinarAmer, doe, @Wog
the amp of the slave, hit petaled tincriptiess she plum to which

he is going, mad the east kr %Ala tide doeitment le to be *slid,
In cams of contramation, the slave offending will be wrested, log
delivered to his master no be punished ; et, if his master is not
Mows. to the Judge.of tbe diatriet.
Another deem announces that many mass having lately *mewed
of murders perpetrated by staves so their own IMMO* his Majesty
is pleased to declare that, as sock criminals as never be woe* or
his pardon, sentences passed es elate* for the murder of their monies
shall be Immediately ezeieted, wh bout being referred to his Majesty.
CITY. TwaLve eTiocc
This being Ifidsonineer day. It I. a elms holiday at she Bilk,
Stock Eschsage, and Foreign markets ; and at present the Rey,"
Rsckange is thinly attended by the brokers sad phloem
Cosnois may be quoted nominally at tai I.
A Brazilian Mail has arrived by the Lapwing, which sailed hoe;
Rio de Janeiro the 16th of April, Winging the Exchange tee se
17. which I. a considerable Improvement dace she last ametnits.
Also • Lisbon IJail, bath& by the Stannier, which sailed the
1 eth of June.
CITY. If ALF-P ART ONR O'CLOCK.
Up to the present dee am a bargain has been armed In Console,
therefore they must be nominally quoted at Sag 4.
. .

la Fereiget esearities the only business Ong is in *mina
Bonds, which have got up nearly two per mat. in matiergoesee
the Radians, arriving from Mode Janeiro at 21.
Mosey may be obtained in the City, on good bah, at pop
cent, and on the lint rate eon throe per seat.