Star.
London, England, 1829-06-11 00:00:00

ANCONA. MAY $3.

Letters from Naples say that Mr. Gordon; with Count Galli&
Intone and M. Von Royer (the Prussian Ambassador) will go from
Naples to Zante. and t \ease to Constantinople.. Mr. Gordon
bably wishes to obtain in the lonian islands some particulars re.
speeds( Greece. Letters from Corte positively affirm the Count
Capo d'istria is resolved to resign the Government of Greece, and
will soon publish a declaration ou this subiett. People ask who
will undertake the direction of the infant State if the President
retires? Persons wbo attribute to political causes every evenr,
evenwben it may be accounted for on personal consider at ions,suppoes
that the meeting of the Ratperor of Russia and King of Parade hal'
some connection with the affairs of Greece and Turkey, and theist
perhaps, a Prussian Prince may be placed at the bead isfthe6ree
State. Of course Englacd and France must assent, and
Prince be ready to accept the proposal. .
POLISH FRONTIERS, Ma 24.
' We have heard front Constantinople of the arrival of a Persian
Ambassador, for the alleged purpose of concluding an alliance,
between the two Powers to support each other against the li-
censing Power of Russia. Though the Pot te has no great Can:
Sdence in the Petalans, it is said to be disposed to listen to the pro.
pouts of the Persian Ambassador, with the understanding that it
may conclude peace at its own optioti, and have thirefore sent

Commissioners to receive him in form. The whole Persian nation
seems to be incensed against the Russians. The murder of the Russian
Ansbissador is said to have been owing partly to this national hatred,
and partly to his having given an asylum in his hotel to several
criminals and female slaves. Among others an eunuch from the
province of Ethan, who was pursued ►y the Persian authi-
rkies. is said to have found refuge in the Russian 'Allah's-
'odor's Hotel. The existing treaties and the commis of tip
Bast certainly give to foreign Ambassadors the eight Of asylum;
and the Ambassador seems to hayeleen entitled to extend his pio-
tectioe to this man, as a native of a province now beloogini tO
Russia. So mach the greater mast have been the crimes of Which.
this fugitive was accused, dace the whole population of tehirai
required that be should be given up, an 4 the refusal of the +int
bassador led to the unhappy catastrophe.

VIENNA, MAT CO. . • • '
Mention bas spin boss nude on 'Cbanie of an intended mills!,
of treasury beads for 20 millions of florins, and 3 peat•.fisfatia!'
opeatjoa intistis4 bp.tiss Natiopoli34,.but tisfti reports
to ten on so founkdos: Trade has bars very score at Yesol

I slam !t was &dated a free pert, and several foreign merchant. an,
said to WNW to settle them

FRONTIRIRS OF EIRRVIA, MAT 2t.

Turkish Comndesioners have bought within the last week several
thousand beach of corn for Widdin, where provisions are said re
be scat ee, and great quantities are required for the troops assembled
there. A great deal of ammunition and artillery has be'esi sent trent
Belgrade to Bulgaria. Some hundred Sc clans are gee. to the corps
on the Danube, which serves to contradict what has been said, *a
pets& grounds, of the Cooventioo el the Berthas 'ividithasPerte.
It Is said that 10,000 Albanians have marched from Tissue..
to
join the army of the Grand Vizier. Coen is still scarce at Cumesa.
tinople, but rice plentiful.