Star.
London, England, 1829-08-06 00:00:00

VIENNA, Jura' 24.

We have news front Constantisiople of the 7th of t►is mouth.
according to which it was publicly reported there, that the Reis
lEffendi would probably follow the Dragoman of the Porte, Is-
club Effendi. into the Turkish camp.
The Countess Lepano (Madame Murat) has been here for
some days.

BUCHAREST, Jinx 12.••—(Faose a Lenses).
According to accounts which have been received here. the in •
habitants of Rudschuk, who are far superior in number to the
garrison, have declared, since the fall of-Muria, that they would
not expose their city to the danger of being besieged and burnt.—
(It is to be observed, that Rudscliuk is built entirely of wood).
Several tumultuous scenes in opposition to the goriest' have
taken place, and in consequence of these circumstances, so unfor-
tunate for the Turks, the Puha has sent live Ayams to Sangria.
for the purpose of negociating, and to require for DiasseU and his
garrison permission to retire unmolested. As the inhabitants are
tor the most part Walachian', the accuracy of these statements
cannot wed be doubted, and it is believed here that Rucinhok will
probably surrender in a few days.
After some days' rest, the whole corps which besieged Silistria
will march against Stands, with the exception of a division of
three thousand men at the most, who are ordered to reinforce toe
blockade of Rudschuk,in cue that fortress should hold out.
ORSOVA, Jot.v 15.
General Geismar has ordered a corps of 3,000 men against Ni-
copolis, to blockade that fortress.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Juts 7.
The inventions in respect to Greece hold out, at present, but
little hopes of a speedy and favourable result. All the proposals
of the two Ambassadors have produced no effect on the Iteis Rf-
fendi, who obstinately defends the old system of Ottoman policy.
His answers ere founded on the old, and still unrefined arguments.
which are further strengthened by the recent conduct sat Count
Capo d'lstrias. Neither has more attention been paid to the re-
pressions which the Ambassadors have used in the course of the
negociations with respect to the fr.-establishment of peace. with
Russia. It is affirmed that the Reis Effendi has replied, that the
Plate is resolved to act in this affair also without the intervention
of foreign Powers. Today there is a grand meeting of be Divan,
in which the proposals of the great European Powers are to be taken
into consideration. Nothing better is expected from this sitting
than a repetition of the system invariably pursued by the Porte.
'1 be two Ambassadors bare been presented to the Sultan, and
Lave personally enjoyed the most friendly receptiuni• • JAr. !Gordon
has dispatched to-day a courier to Loudon. It is still reported that
the Uragoman of the Porte is already gone to the irmy. It wait
soon appear whether he Yu hill powers, as many Arm, to conclude
an atiniStlee immediately with the Russian celleraWn-Chist.

LEGHORN, Jusa C.

English houses here us malting Iry Meet
of provi.ions,
whirl are said to be for the supply el Ibe in the ALedi.
tumoral', which is to bw increased M die tamer of fifty-two
men-of-war, of various Wes.

Ni LORI N.

Lunn, Jinx 47. flonre Masao, 6 111-1.
BIIIILA" JOLT SC—Three 3tootbs, 6 *6. .
CIIRINTUNIA. JOLT 16.—Two 1119nths, 6 20.
thocatiout. Jusar 14.4..161arty 414;4143.
Bairaux, Jut.r, 116.-I'wo Mootbil, 406 4.
--lheiburgh Papers, "pall.

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