Star.
London, England, 1830-01-23 00:00:00

MAILS ARRI

♦. 1.
O Dub1■......... 0
O Waterford..... 0
o °yens. & Jersey 0
O Leeward Island. 0

Consols opened this morning at the tense price they left off yes-
terday. 931 for the account, and 93 to for money, with little bu-
siness going forward as yet.

Four Hambru' mails have arrived. also • Lisbon mail ; the
former arrival does not bring later accounts than previously re-
ceived sit Ostend yesterday.

Owing to the vety late delivery of the letters Ms morning, we
cannot u yet ascertain the private accounts from Lisbon.

The ri♦er Meuse, which was frozen o♦er, p♦e way on the 10th
Inst. at which time 400 persons were on It, bat all escaped with the
eaceptlon of two persons, who were drowned.

L•suoot, Jan. 21...ri11tn, I. no dingo to notice in the Cotton
Market this week, the demand being only to a moderate extent.
The sales of yesterday did not exceed 1100 bap, at steady priors

In the Foreign Market nothing doing u yet, prices nominal.

Charlestown Papers to the 11th Dee. have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-house two days later than the
last accounts. They state that a small caravan, consisting of about
II of the American citizens, accompanied by 10 Spaniards. have
just arrived from the Mexican provinces, under the protection of
Major Riley's company. They were escorted to the boundary of
the United States by about 500 Mexican troops. They bring in-
formation of the death of Samuel Lamme, a merchant, who lust
his life by the attack of the Indians going out ; and Major Riley was
attacked by the Indians on the Arkansa, and one of his horsemen
cut of. This expedition of the land trade with Mexico has been
attended with great success. Large quantities of beaver, mules.
sal specie. have been brought to.

Accounts from Latham state that the crop of sugar is very bad.
and wiU f4ll short of last year by 30.000 hopheads.

Halite: Papers have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-hnese to the 3d of January. We regret to state
that Sir Peregrine Maitland was confined to his house when the
Calypso left Bermuda, having a severe cold.
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We have received Boston Papers to the bath Decesuber, bet
they only contain informative from England. A destructive fire
bad occurred at ancinnati,:by which several buildings were de-
stroyed.

A ktter received in Baltimore, from an extensive house in New
York, dated the end of December, states the depression in the
Bank Stock of the United States to be upwards of six per cent.
This is an appalling view of the effect of the President's Message.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Ilse Como! Market continues heavy at 95j, alternately Buyers
and Sellers. No 'peculation of any magnitude has yet taken
place. The heaviness of the market is attributed to a very large
option which took place some time since, and which is now being
brought into play, according to the price of Consols. Commis for
Massey are about 93 to g.

We 4o not hear that the Lisbon mail brings any political in-
formation of consequence.

In the Foreign Market, most of the prices are rather lower than
yesterday.

The Brasil mail is anxiously looked for.
Ws ue without soy reports to the present hour.

We have also accounts from the Isle of Bourbon,
which announce the arrival of the ships with troops from
France, which are to form the second division of the ex-
pedition against Madagascar. The first division had
sailed for that Island on the 13th of June.
We have a file of Bengal Papers to the 22d August..
The Indigo prospects in the vicinity of the Bhagur-
reithu, owing to the great rise of the river, had taken an
unfavourable turn. At Jepore the chance of a good crop
was also indifferent ; but the weather had been favor-
able for the Paddy crop.
The letters we have received from Bourdeaux state that,
in consequence of the frost having prevented the arrival
of all flour by water, it had been apprehended that there
would be a great rise in the price of bread, and much
alarm had been excited. The authorities, however, by
loffering a premium on such flour as had arrived by land,
had succeeded in keeping the price under.
We learn by accounts from Toulon this morning, that
a vessel bad arrived from the Levant, with intelligence
that the French troops would continue to occupy the
Mores, and that this was well known at Navarino.'

The commercial advices from Calcutta this morning
state, in Europe good twist was firm, and chintzes sold
freely. - Books and maps were in good demand, but at
low prices. There was no speculations in beer, and the
brandy stock was heavy ; wines were dull, and In other
articles there was a limited demand. Metals were ge-
nerally dull. Freight was at 41. to 51. par ton for dead
weight, and at 61. for light weight.
The audience in the pit of the Theatre at Nantes are
become very gallant. During the performance of The
White Lady, they lately requested Madlle. Luso(
who played the pert of Anna, to cover herself with her
cloak, lest she should catch cold.
A tunnel, it is said, will be constructed by Mr. Bru-
nel, at Paris, under the Seine, between the Pont Royal
and the Pont des Arts.—Figaro.
Mademoiselle SOITAO has promised toerform four
times at Vienna, after her return from parts. She will
then take her final leave of the stage, and be known only
as the Countess Rossi.

An hundred youths, chosen from the first families in the
Turkish empire, are coining to Paris for the benefit of a
scientific and military education. They ars recom-
mended by Mahmoud, who has commenced the work of

The robber GASPAILO7III, who has been lately arrested
at Rome, was betrayed by a woman with whose be was
connected. Melton= paw bad *fared to the latter 6,000
Raman crowns, if she would consent to draw Gm-
ptronl into a snare. An arbour was pointed oat by her
for the place of meeting, and at the asosseat speed
4on the watchmen threw thumbs' Gespareoi.
robber, finding himself taken, the woman,
of Whose pm* hi ilosiderid binielf the victim', He
II charged with 141 mossoinatioss, but has essfassed to
'only 106 !

THE KING.
WINDSOR, JAN. MAJESTY, although in
the enjoyment of good health, has been without visitors
during the week until yesterday forenoon, when his
Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLAND arrived at
the Castle about twelve o'clock. His Royal Highness
was introduced to his MAJESTY, upon his arrival, in the
small drawing-mom, and continued in conference with
the Kix o, with whom be partook of refreshments, and
left the Castle, on his return to Kew, about three o'clock.
At two o'clock this afternoon his Grace the Duke Of
WELLINGTON arrived at the Castle, and had an audience
of his MAJESTY, which lasted until four. His Grace
partook of refreshments, and left the Castle, on his re-
turn to London, soon after four o'clock. The greater
portion of his MAJESTY'S time during the week has been
occupied with Government despatches, with which several
private messengers have left for London.—Morning Paper.