Star.
London, England, 1830-01-25 00:00:00

anxious to receive you, to honor you—to protect
vou from the factious oligarchy, which they have too,
much reason to fear oppresses you.
Curtos genus, soaps *imam del—

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Leeens redde time, Dux bone, pidria:
hula, veris alias mettles ulsi tents
Affulsit poindo, gratior it dies,
Et soles ',scrag*

SIDNZT.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

We have received accounts from Lisbon to the Bth
inst. Our Correspondent says :—" Queen CHARLOTTE
died on the 7th inst. of dropsy. The pangs of death
which ended her days were terrible. This Princess then
is at length dead who was the soul of a party of terror
anti of vengeance that has plunged Portugal into
mourning. There will be now perhaps some people who
think, or may seem to think, that this party is de-
stroyed, and that moderation is going to succeed in this
unhappy realm to fury and assassination: it is possible that
the Cabinet of Lisbon itself will endeavour to have it be-
lieved, at a moment when the orders and measures of the
Emperor of Brazil are impatiently expected to put
an end to the usurpation. Every one who
does not wish to shut his eyes to the character of
the agents of Don Mio usi and his own ; every one who
is not ignorant, or does not wish to be ignorant, ihht the
usurper is the successor of his mother as representative
of the apostolic party at Lisbon ; every one, in fine, who
sees that the government of Don MIOv EL has advanced
too far to retreat, in the career of cruelties and pro-
scription, knows, that though the Government of Lisbon
should undertake or promise it, it will sever learn to keep
its word : it will never be able to do it without running the
risk of a sudden full. Honours will continue as before. It
is only by their assistance that MIG UEL is able to sus-
tain himself a few days. If he recedes he is lost irre-
trievably
We have announced the arrival of a reinforcement of
troops at Terceira, as also the lauding of the Countess
of VILLA FLOR.

The troops are the 18th regiment of the line, under
the command of the brave Colonel Haw RIQUII da
SILVA, one of the most estimable soldiers of the army.
The regiment had been chased from the Island last
year by the guns of the English fleet. It has
been in France almost up to the present time—
still under its chief who has been able to maintain, in a
state of almost total dissolution, an astonishing disci-
pline. He bad been driven from England—he had been
battered with cannon at Terceira, under the batteries of
the island—he had been in France, and to get
away be was obliged to go from Saint Maio
to Ostend, to take his departure for the Island. Not-
withstanding this, the soldiers landed in presence of
their companions in arms, who made the air resound
with their acclamations. Count VILL• Fi.oa, who
was waiting for these brave men in the grand place,
having the muskets ready for distribution, gave
them to the new defenders of the Queen. The
General presented a sword to the Chief; and gave
the first musket to the first Grenadier amidst
universal joy and acclamations. The gallant corps main-
tained, after so many reverses and disasters, u military
appearance which it would be difficult to find equalled
by regiments in garrison or in the field. Thanks to kir
brave commander, who always displays the heroic apirit
which has for a long time distinguished the 18th Re-
giment.

CITY. Tw
MAILS ARRIVIID AND DIM TE

a. Da IA 1 11.•
O Dublin. ... 0 1 France . 0
o Waterford ..... 0 IFlanders 0
O Glum & Jersey 0 I Holland. 0
O Leeward bland. 0 0 Harnbarsh •

.v* o'CLoc is .
I MORNING.

A.
2 Lisboa ....... 0
o Malta* .. 0'
I Swedes 1
1 Buenos Ayres 0

Consols opened this mem* at the sum price they leh elf on
Saturday, 3 to for the Account; slam which they have been
done at 53—only 1,000 at the latter price; sad Consols may at
present be mewed 931 to I.
In the Foreign Market nothing doing yet.
Imnamee...fou. aril* business dose in &ldsb Plantalloo
.supr this week k ihniutd, which may be acconnted for by the con-
tinnalitt of the frost preventing the forwarding of goads. The
sales amounted only to MO ids& at steady p►ices. We had rather
a baked demend fee emus this week, which may be considered
about aof a peony per lb. lower than at the awe of lam week.l
The total sales, including them by auction, are 5,670 bags. The
arrivals are only 3,615 bags.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Commis at present remain steady at 93j 1 for the Aceoust, and
93 to j for Nosey, with little doing at present.
In the Foreign Market, Brasil is not so good u on Saturday.
Hobart Town Papers to the 14. August, Deenenra Papers to
the Mb November, and Mauritius to the 4th October, ham been
received at the North and South American Cofte-hoses.

We are sorry to state that very eatavoarable lateratatios has
bees received this morning trait the Swart River. The sound ship
ping out has been loot. They were is greet want at peodeleweb
sad it is said that the cagey has been brokes up, nest et thews
going to Huey.
The Hanoi Ayres Paper of the Nth Nowesaber, contains slog
accesot of the Treaty et Alarm between Bemis Apse and Sine
FL lament Miler arrived at Basses Ayres ea &a d*
ben. His arrival caused coosiderable interest. . .
We have this day rectprese the &antic A
France, dated Saturday, 24th January ; the
des Chasabres, the Monitors., and other Paris Rue
Saturday ; the following are extracts :
(Gazette de France.)—A journal pretends that Y. de
Rigny has received orders to return to Fiance. This as-
sertion is without foundation. The same may be said .
the pretended permission said to have been granted to M.
de is Forronays to remain in France, provided he resides
in the country.
Under the head of St. Petersburgh, the Gazette con-
tains an account of the explosion of the powder magazine
at Shumla ;48 artillerymen perished I m• shells which
dew over the town in every direction, made the inha-
bitants imagine that the Russians were attacking the
town ; some excesses were committed in coasequesee, to
which the Grand Vidor pat an end with digit:sky.
Under the head of Warsaw, 6th January, the Goss*states, that the New Cossese;cial Gazette of that
announces that the Baron Rothschild, of Viers, is te
arrive there shortly, and that as apartment is providid he
bit at the Hotel de Wilna.
Under the head of Vienna, 11th Jenuary, it is am-
',raced that great alum hed been messed in that en.
eta' by the report that the pique had brass out in the
Faubourg. known by the name of Loopolstafit, due et is
mot pepsins-4 dot eity. It egrets that the dieth of
d's hms• b/ inks. h 4 Oro rim -tbb
"Pat

THE XING.

WlNowa, Jex. 24.—lisis forenoon the Ktxo
the members ef his household, attended Divine 8

in the music-room, adjoining the drawing-mom. The,
Rev. Mr. SEYMOUR officiated. Yesterday afternoon, at
three o'clock, Mr. Secretary Pant arrived at the Castle,
and had the honour of a long audience of his MAJESTY ;
and, after partaking of some light refreshment, left the
Castle on his return to town, at half past four o'clock.
His MAJESTY has been busily occupied during the whole
of the last week with Government despatches, messengers
continuing to arrive and depart daily. Hitherto his MA..'
JESTS' has not entertained any company at the Castle,
although, we are happy to state, he is in the enjoyment,
of good health and spirits ; but it is said that his MAJESTY
will shortly entertain some company.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.