Star.
London, England, 1829-12-03 00:00:00

BERLIN, No•. 26.

Accounts from St. Petenburgh say, that no doubts are now
entertained of the speedy evacuation of the Turkish donalidons,
including the Prindpalities. It was also reported that as I soon
-as the Runlets troops have returned from Turkey, to the interior
of Russia, the army will have a different organisation. It is
also said that under the direction of Count Canals, the Minister of
Finance, great improvements may be expected la the Civil Admi-
taistradoe, with a view to economy, and to facilitate the disktch
of business.—..lionakurgh Papers, Nov. £B.
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We have Brussels Papers this day to the 2d instant,
in which we • are .told that :Ghent is about to give a
eplendid prOof of its disapprobation of the intrigues of
the Priests, that have so long been permitted. The
following are our selections :
THE HAGUE, N0v.24.

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In the wood chamber of the States General, the project of
law, fixing the amount of the land-taz for IBSO, and the quota of
the severldpnvvinces, were rejected by dl votes to 45.
14,410 Siena brought forwud a project of law is Wes articles,
for patties •an and to the. proututions COMMON& 804- *sue.
pendlogtho erects of the penalties inflicted, by vide, ot the lei.
((station of 1815—now abrogated. - • •
The project of law, sod the explanatory memorial accompurgiii
it, were ordered to be panted for the use of the Members. •

BRUSSELS, Nov. U.
The examples of the communes. of libels have roused
the people from their lethargy. Ghent is ping to give
a splendid proof of its formal disavowal of the lotzignee
that have been too long allowed. A counter-petition, which
has been in circulation, only since this morning, la already
covered with numerous signatures. This petition of Ghent says,
among other things a We are convinced that the unlinaltedlibrity
of instruction would only tend, In the present state of tidily, to
give to the vicars and curates the exclusive powered Adscatigg the
people. ' Informed by history, and by our owe recollsedens tif the
perpetual abuse, which the Priesu base made of this right, and
well assured that a clerical education is not, in the leth
canary, asked to our children. who are all intended
fic the • Weer: of the sciences or mansfecturee,
we protest against this general right of teaching, width, in oar
'small paddies. where the, sacerdotal pewee is immense, weald only
establish., incempolyln favour of the priests. With the exciPtka
d one Stfillancl. the has jlp grades corn, which his Majesty knows.
has been laid before him by the general wish, we abo prosest-art
against all the other diaantis. hot eviler the Manion of done
who express that, and the disrespectful fans gifts a than by a

party which is always ready to turn to its profit, which it seems to
oppose, and which every where sows disorder and agitation."—
Avails Popes, December 2.

From Hamburgh, under date the 27th November, we
hear that the Sir Edward Banks steam-boat, which svas
to have left Hamburgh on Wednesday last, is still in the
harbour; having been detained by the unprecedentedly
low water in the river. The frost having now set in, and
the river drifting with ice, it is uncertain when she would
be able to go. The mail bags, which were put on board
on Wednesday morning, were forwarded to London the
same evening by the regular mail, via Cuxhaven.
Bonen Halle, Four o'Cloek.

Wheat :—Owing to the low water in our river, and the early set-
ting in of winter, several cargoes expected from the Upper Elbe
have not arrived; so that although few purchases for exportation
were made, prices maintained themselves firmly. Several of our
own consumers purchased freely.
Of rye we have had several arrivals by land, for which the prices
quoted were readily given.
Several parcels of oats were reeelved in the course of the week
and easily disposed of.
From the 15th to the 20th November Inclusive, 47 cargoes of
corn paned through the Sound, 25 of which were wheat : 17
bound to British, 11 to French, 10 to Dutch, and six to Norwe-
gian ports; one was bound to Hamburgh, and two destination no
known.

Rix Dollars.
Wheat—Dantsie l2O to 130
Pomeranian .. 108 118
Admit White
Ditto Red .. 118 124
Danish
Petersburgh and Rip .. 100 106
Rye—Dantzle
Rye—Upland ............. 64 70
Harley—blagdeburg ..... 52 .55
Anhalt
Oats—llecklenburgh
Malt—Pomeranian
Pease—Upland Yellow.. . ...... • 75 85
Rapeseed—Holstein l5O 160

In Funds little doing : a slight improvement may, however, be
noticed since Tuesday last. Anglo-Neapolitan were demanded,
and done at 95. Falconet's Bonds may be quoted at 891. Bills
on London continue offered : those on Amsterdam is demand.
We.just learn from Blankenese that yesterday afternoon a spring
tide set in, in consequence of which the water in the river rose
three feet, and enabled several vessels lying aground, in danger of
being cut through by the ice drifting down the river, to get into
safer births. The English brig Penelope had already got a por-
tion of the indigo on board into lighters; by way of precaution.
End of Nov.
English Danish Loan, 5 per cent 7li
English Russian Loan
Hamburg Ditto 9B*
Polish Bends.. lO9,
Austrian Bank Shares 1235
Metalliques 102 e
New Austrian 4 per Cents
—Jarrabisrgh Reporter, Nee. 2.7
NZCNANGICS ON LONDON.
HAMBOION, Nev. 27.-13 13i. Two Months, 13 12.
Ramat, Nov. 91.--Three Months, 6 'l9l.
Baum, Nov. 24.—Two months, 620 621.
Cuatsuastia, Nov. 11.—Three months, 6 26.

CITY. TwiLvs o'CLocc.

Although the Repress this morning from Parisbrings the French
Routes considerably higher, instead of our Funds advancing,
which is generally the case, they have made a retrograde move-
ment. Consols which left off yesterday at 941 for the Account
opened at 94, which price they maintained only for a short period,
and receded to 941 for January Account ;at which price they
remain at present. No speculation of importance has yet been
attempted. Consols are shut. Reduced 3 per Cents. may be
quoted at 934 to I. In the Foreign Market little doing at present.
Spanish Bonds not so good as yesterday. The Meeting of the
Bank Directors this morning is the chief attraction of the speculators.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE.

Before the rattle struck up its sound in the house this morning.
a bargain of 2,000 Cocoas was done for the Account at 95 ; but
this is not called a legal operation, as no bargains are noted bane*
the sound of that instrument. Consols have been at winoss prim
in the course of the morning, from the above price down to sit 1,
and up again to 94i for Account ;at present they may be quoted
941 sellers. There has been a good deal of bustle in the Market.
The Commissioners for the Sinking Fend purchased in Reduced
at 933, and in the 51 per Cents. at 100 par.
In the Foreign Market but little doing, except in Spanish and
Greek ; the former has gone down—the latter has revived again
in price.

CITY, QUARTER TO THREE O'CLOCK.

This moment it is said that the Bank Directors have broke up,
and come to a resolutiwt to lend Two per Cent. per annum on
Bullion, and Three per Cent. per annum oa Exchequer Bills —in
consequence of which Consols sot up to 941 i for the Account • at
present they are 94i.

The Lisbon Mail this day was brought by the Sand-
wich ; sailed on the 224 November.
From Liverpool, Ist Dec.—" The sales of Cotton
this day were 700 bags, at steady prices."
Accounts from the frontiers of Servia' of the 13th
November, state that the Grand Vizier, the Vizier of
Romelia, and the Pasha of Scutari, are going to unite
their forces at Adrianople. The media of this junction
is still kept a secret.
The letters from Vienna of the 16th Nov. inform us
that Don Miguel had made a request to marry the young
Princest of de .Kannetz ; but on the Princess being in-
formed of the Ral demand, she abruptly refused.
Letteiiaroin Madrid state that the Spaniards are going
to re-establish their lines before Gibraltar ant the de-
sertion into Spain of the English soldiers still continues.
The English packet-boat, on passing Tarifa, omitted to
hoist her colours, and was fired at 17'the fort, when the
.Captain immediately sent his bOiii ht.-demand satisfaction
ilk the insult.
The Meeting at the Bank con'taniied to the hour of our
going to Press. Nothing had than 'transpired ; and the
best informed think that nothng of* importance will be

done. . . • .
It. appears that the coiminnication between Cronatadt
and St. Petersburgh has been interrupted since the be-
ginning of last month.
Extract of a lettei from the Havannah—middle of
October :—" Part of the Spanish Squadron, with the
transports, have returned from • Tampico; and an addi-
tional -nnmter of troops to reinforce the Barradas army was
requested from our Governor-General; which he refused
to comply with : alleging that the limited number of
regular troops already in the island are scarce adequate
to its defence ; and that a further reduction must
evidently endanger lie safety, • There were about 350
black soldiers which he offered; but they refused to go.
Th's, we may conclude, has burst the bubble of the far-
famed invasion of Mexico--apt loin*, the indifference ex-
hibited by Governor Viva six.4ol.to imply that his hops
Of the expedition are expit:luki`iud. that, like a saga-
cious politician, and tytth.foin pradince than his mash:
svitii
he thinks it better tonrthat which he already Wier
Mr. Vitas: Prnmituut has arrived at Sigheriv
••. • •
ball, near Woodbridilt Ain a visit e, the Marquis
HiSTFOILD.