Star.
London, England, 1830-04-10 00:00:00

CITY, Tw F.Lv o'CLocK

' Consols which left off on Thursday at 93i for the .%‘,.11:
opened at 931 e, but on some large purchases being made, they g •
up to 93 I both for Money and thee, and 1131 for next Accw,...
The market at present appears firm. _

home accounts front /aria state, that the Ministry have n.
yet decided on the dissolution of the Chamber*.
The Liberals wish for the reestablishment of the Parisian N..
tional Guard, but the Journals in favour of Villele say, "
is the use of the National Guard while all remain. tranquil and th
laws exists, a National Guard only answers to maintain order ant
to prevent robberies and assassinations.

The Foreign Market at present is ♦oid of all interest nothin,;
dolag.

HALF-PAST ONE.

The Funds arc animated with an improvement, from 03j
83k for the Account, and 931 j for next time. It is suppose,.
that there arc great Bears in the House, and arc getting into Simi

against next Friday, which is settling-day in Consols. Cresols nrn
be quoted at present 931 sellers, and the same for money.
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We understand that in consequence of the late repeal of the En.
she Duties, two hundred men will be transferred from the E‘ei. •
to the Custom House in July next, and will retain their for n,
salaries.

A report pravalls that Franc:: and America ate not at presei t
the best terms. The Algertne expeitition prevents France tro:3
showing her teeth at present.

In the Foreign market, Brazil and Spanish Stock have rather i ;
proved ; Greek Bonda arc not quite so good.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Fanny and Matilda, Covey, front Alexandria; the Ali],
Yeoman, and the Now Manly, Tyack, both from Smyrna, havr
arrived in the Creek.

The George Canning, Payne, from Cephalonia, has arrived off
Falmouth.

The John Scott, Croat!, from Demerara, has arrived in du
Clyde.

The Eliza, Miller. from Alleant, has arrived at Dublin.
The Canning. Pear)lls, front Catanea, has arrived atWaterford.
Thai, APRIL 8, Wind S.S.E. and 9, S.W.—Arrived from
London, the Thomas King, Williamson, for De ; Ottawa,
Douglas, for Quebec ; and Enchantress, Drew, for Bengal
Porrearoczn, Aram 8, Wind S.S.E. and 9, W. to S.E.—Sailet!
the Lady Feversham, Elierhy. for New South Wales.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 7, Wind S. fresh. and 8, S. moderate.—.l:.
rived the Sisters, Gilman, from Messina.
Barszoz, APRIL 8 and 9.—Arrived the Hardware, Seward, from
Messina; Caroline, Sherwood, from Cadis ; Sarah, Hayman, fret',
Bilboa ; and N. S. de los Doleres, --, from St. Andrew's.
Lresavesos' Aram 7 and B.—Arrived the Henry Thompsor.
Drew, from Baltimore ; Lord Gambier, Taylor, from New Iork;
Margaret, tones, front Smyrna ; John and Mary, Harry, front
Zante; Arcturus, Hunter, from Lisbon ; and the John Ormerod.
Chapman, from Oporto.

This afternoon the CHANCELLOR of the Exc it E-
QU ER and his family left town for the purpose of spending
the holidays at Stanmore, the seat of the EARL, of
ABERDEEN.

Letters from Leghorn state, that very large purchase.
of Grain continued to be made there on account of the
French expedition, which occasioned much briskness.
Letters from Madrid to the 26th ult. state, that the
pregnancy of the Queen had been fully confirmed, anti
that in consequence she had been prevented from per-
forming the Catholic ceremony of washing the feet of
the poor on Holy Thursday.
By letters from St. Thomas's we learn that about l2t.
to 130 vessels were lying there, awaitit, freight. Tht
market was well stocked with all kinds of :articles, and
trade very dull.
Advices from Halifax state that proposals were on foot
for establishing a steam vessel to sail between that rl
and Quebec, and had met much encouragement.
The following is an extract of a private letter from
Toulon, received this day :—" It is positively asserted
that the expedition, now almost ready for sea, will net
not only against Algiers, but against Tunis and Tripoli;
and that the Pacha of Egypt will co-operate with a
larger body of cavalry : in return for which the con-
quered territory will, under certain conditions, be ceded
to him; so as to form, with Egypt, one State. In con-
sequence of this it is understood that the troops will
be landed at various points,—among others the
ports of Bona and Bourgue are spoken of. Recent ac-
counts from Algiers state, that the Doy had erected bat-
teries along the coast, at points most eligible for landim;
and that orders had been sent to the Arab hordes in tl.:
interior to advance and oppose the progress of the Frenthe
The I)ey is said to have been very liberal in the distribu-
tion of presents to the chiefs, and that powerful bodies ef
these predatory troops were to be sent to his aid."
The Jews connected with the Barbary states say that
there is a greater accumulation of property at Algiers (particularl
silver) than at any place in the world, not excepting Persia ;
that the treasure now in the coffers of the Government of Algier•.
amounts to the enormous sum of forty millions of dollars.
EDINBURGH THEATRE.—On Monday, the laughter-
moving LISTON, says the Mercury, commenced an engagement ci
eleven nights in the character of Toay lAtnopkin ; and has aim
in two pieces nightly, to pretty numerous and much
re;fighteclaudiences. Mr. Liszoat's forte is in the era, or rather
the grotesque ; and it is no matter in what character he appears
before you—he is always Liston—but if there be a spark of the
spirit of Momus in you, he is sure to kindle that spark into a per-
fect flame. In short, all who are troubled with ennui will find a
cure in the drollery of Liston—and all who love to laugh, will tind
in him an irresistible provocative to their favourite propensity.
In the year 1798, after an extremely wet winter, a
large fall of snow took place on the Bth of April, to such an extent
that many sheep were lost upon the Welds. Three years after that
=a severe frost took place in the last week in May !--or.
iof that month the ground was covered with snow, and many
of the feathered tribe were found frozen to death is their nests!

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Several swallows were observed op Tuesday, on tlte
banks of the Don, in this neighbourhood. The appearance of this
harbinger of brighter days and milder weather, is radler earlier th,
usual. From the register of a naturalist, kept foe more than sixty
years in Norfolk, the earliest period at which this bird has been re-
eked in that part of the country was March 30, and the latest April
20, a difference of 22 days.—Adield Courant.
EMIGRATIONo—Th tide of emigration to America
from this part is setting in very strong just now, and many fa-
milies are embarking at this port—Lioseria Paper—About
32 families, almost all -of the Raman Catholic persuasbn, sailed on
Thursday from Greens* he Prince Edward's Island, under tht
superisteisdame of Mr. M' Donnell. The greater part of them
bog to Glasgow sad ddniqq ; but a few of them are' na-
tives of Ireland and the Western Isles. We understand
that they bate been promised, on their arrival at their de.
stinalion, to receive mesh gums of land from Mr. M`Doonell,
who is native ef the blend, and said to peons large tracts
of penal there, whisk •he has taken the resoled= of letting
sat m smiesess at a mere wide, dos.one shilling an ama Each
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bs sum= Vilb MmmaieeGstmillegs. I Cows a
heels, and oast meek eekh, liserever, ere to be mail in now
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