Star.
London, England, 1830-08-06 00:00:00

DOVER.

•' Ave. 5, 18.111.

" Our election having this morning definitivfly
closed, Sir John Rae Reid and C. Ponlet Thi msen, Eq.
being declared duly elected, they, as well as the uusite-
cessful candidate, J. Halcomb, I*. (for the third time.,
addressed the freemen from the hustings, whs ► the chair-
ing
commenced. It has been customary to chair t
candidates elected in boats placed on carriages, and that
mode was followed to-day. Mr. Thoinsun's procession
preceded. His boat was painted in his colours—Mum•.
pink, and white ; and his crew, six in number, wore si k
dresses of the same hues, and bore banne s which, in
addition to the colours named, were studded with stars of
silver. Mr. Thomson was accompanied by Messrs.
and Marsh, and followed by his band, banners, and a
long train of freemen."

CITY, TWELVE O'CL';CK.

PARIS, Atm. 3.—lt is not decidedly settled that the
'Change will be opened this day. Some few me-chants
only meet under the Peristyle, and the conversation w•a,
on politics. The Chamber Synderale went this morning
at nine o'clock to the Baron Louis, according to his invi -
tation, to confer on the subject of the 'Change affairs,
and it was decided that it should be postponed until fresh
orders for transacting business in the public funds. In
consideration of the liquidation of the business done ante-
rior to the late events, the 'Change brokers are to assem-
ble to-morrow night, to advise means for the said liqui-
dation. Wednesday morning another meeting is to take
place, at M. Lafitte's, to which the Syndics of the
Change brokers will attend, and the President of th.•
Tribunal Chamber of Commerce ; also, the notabilities
of the bank. These are the facts we can vouch for.

The following is the curious submission of the Bev of
Titteri, in a letter received from Algiers, published in
the Semaphore de Marseilles, of the 28th July :---" In
the name of Gon, &c. I renounce the absolute sove-
reignty to the victorious and grand Charles the 10th,
and I agree to pay him the tribute, and will also furnish
him with the contingent, obeying him in the same man-
ner and in the same form as my predecessor and the Bey
of Algiers. I also expect to receive from the victorious
Charles the 10th all succour and protection that a subject
has to expect from his legitimate King.
Demerara Papers at the North and South American
Coffee-house to the 17th June, are uninteresting.
Consols opened this morning at the same price the.)
left off yesterday, 911. At present they are 911
CITY, HALF PAST OXE.

We have a great bustle on 'Change, in consequeno•
of the second express from Paris with the important in-
formation of the surrender of Charles X. a private lette r
says, that he acceded to all the articles that the Con;-
missioners laid before him, which were unconditional.
Owing to the above information, Consols hare improved
to 91 /1 for the Account.
In the Foreign Market most of the Securities are mach
the same as yesterday, with the exception of Spanish,
which is rather lower.—ln Shares, nothing doing. South
Metropolitan Gas, 2i i prem.

YORK Amstar', THI4 BAT.—George n was
acquitted on t►e charge he was tried for, and foetid guilty
of the robbery, and urdered to be detained till March, to
take hia trial for the capital offence.