Star.
London, England, 1830-10-05 00:00:00

From the Courier Francais.

SCHWERIK, SEPT. 18.—His Highness the Grand Duke
has convoked a general assembly of the States for the 12th
Nov. at Malcbin to discuss the propositions submitted to
him concerning-1. The ordinary contributions of the coun-
try. 2. The wants of the general committee of receipts ; 3.
The laws for the preventing of certain abuses of assurance
establishments; 4. A law upon the rights of the Jews; 5. To
deliberate upon the revision of the mode of taxes, and •
proper organization of the customs.
21st. We have had some disturbances here, but they have

only served to show the affection our well-intentioned people
bear to the Grand Duke. A group of the vilest of the po-
pulace had formed an intention of assailing the Bank,
where there was a deposit of 160,000 crowns. The
Commandant-General de Campta, begged of the people to
preserve order and tranquillity ; but all their exhortations
being useless, he was forced to fire upon the mutinous, who
had even taken up the paving-stones, and thrown them at the
soldiers, crying out with audacity, " Long live the Grand
Duke and the Military !" At the first discharge the rioters
dispersed themselves. Seeing the feebleness of the gar-
rison, in consequence of many individuals being absent on
leave, six hundred of the bourgeois have thought it
their duty to go to the house of the Commandant,
to offer their service in common with the military, and
they have had arms immediately distributed to them
from the arsenal. Eighty dragoons have arrived here to re-
inforce the garrison. A battalion of the guard stationed at
Ludiveglun bad received orders to come here,but tranquillity
having been re•established. This has been countermanded.
To day is the market day, but we hope that tranquillity will
not be again disturbed.
CITY, rWurs O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 871 to for the
Account, opened at 87* :at present they may be quoted
at the above price, with little doing.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Stock is lower. In
other Foreign Securities, little or nothing doing.
An Express has arrived from Paris ; but we do not
hear it brings any political information of importance.
Private letters from Antwerp, of the Ist October, re-
port that the Dutch troops were attacked at Vilverde by
the troops from Brussels and the surrounding country,
and were obliged to retreat towards Antwerp, which was
quiet.
Prince Milatch is said to have been acknowledged by
the Porte in the character of hereditary Prince of Sends.
The prices of wheat at Hamburgh have varied but little
during the week. The supply has been small from
the 18th to 24th ult. 66 cargoes of corn passed through the
Bound from Amsterdam. We learn that that portion of the
Domeinlos rentes which was to fall due on the Ist of Oct.
would not be paid, but new bonds, bearing 5 per cent in-
terest, would be issued instead. Owing to the news from
Holland, funds have declined to-day. The liquidation yes-
terday went over quietly.
HALP.PIST ONR.
Letters are in town from Paris, of Sunday, which are
of a favourable tendency. It is not expected that any
change of the Ministry will take place, and money has
become more plentiful.
The private letters from Holland this morning are not
so gloomy as bjr the last arrival. It is expected that the
separation of Belgium will turn out nothing in its re-
sults; that the Belgians will quarrel amongst themselves,
if left to their own Government. At the last dates of the
letters, all was quiet at Brussels, and neighbouring towns.
Consols, which were done in the fore p of the day
at 871 for the Acceent, have since receded to 8711, at
which price they are%at present.
In the Foreign Market little doing, except in Spanish
bonds, which have decliped 1 per cent.
We do not expect any more arrivals of steamers this day.
GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 13.,- Extracts from the Gibraltar
Chronicle of to-day :—" Advices of the 4th inst. from Oran
sonfirm the news of the evacuation of the place by the
French ; it further appears thetfits Bey has shut the gates
against the Arabs assembled in the neighbourhood, from
whom an attack is apprehended, and who, to a great extent,
have succeeded in cutting off the supplie; from the interior;
the consequence is that the trade of the place is at a stand,
and accordingly the vessel whichltrings this intelligence
came away in ballast."
The following is an extract from the Qaebee retie of
the 30th August :—" Upwards of 200 • • arrived
on Saturday night, om board the Alciope. night was
very tempestuous, and many of them bad% lie on the
wharf ! We mention this occurrence, satisfied the the no.,
tikation of It will be the means of inducting the' Telemenant-
Governor, and the humane inhabitants, to subscriinr4er thi.
erection of iumporarLwesbsde, istAbe amemniedatioa of those
who may animals