Star.
London, England, 1823-11-06 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1825.

THE FUNDS • •
STOCK EXCHANGIC. TIVELVEOTLOCK.
Consols opened this amides at Pi to ib with link variation in
the Market.

The &pump Men Paris this writing bring the French Funds
at SPE 40c. after 'Change, and Spanish at 3;
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Spanish opined at 27i. h, at which price they remain op to this
boar, with little business doing.
Very little has been done in the new Jerusalem Loan, or indeed
said about it. •In New Spanish.nothing has been done ; it is about
21 ; Old 271, i; Pintas 4k ttt 5 (nothing doing); Colombian 60}
so 61.
• PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 221 222%-3 per t.t.,ltetiu. 821/4 3/a 4's
S per Ct.Cons.B3 1/4 Vs %-314., per Cts. 9614 95 vs.
4 fer Cents. Old 99% % 54
4 per Centk New 1031,4 :Y6 %
Bank Long Notts. 20% 15.16 13.16
India Stock 2651,066—1ndia rlonds '.775.T95.
Etdiequer fills (C1,((X)) 46s 48s. pr.
Consols :or Acct. 83% 1/4 1.

We have received to-day, a ale of Frankfort Papers,
to the 31st ult. We extract from them the tiAlowiag
alarming details of some recent inundations in the
North of Italy. '
• INSPRUCK, OCTOBF.It 9.5.
We receive the most melancholy accounts from the
Pusterthal and the circles of the Adige and Trent, of
extensive devastation, caused by long continued and
warm rains, and the destructive rising of several moun-
tain streams, and of the. rivers Adige, Fr sack, Draave,
and Wentz.

According to all the accounts, the valleys of the
Adige, lions Bolzano to beyond Trent, presented the
most melancholy appearance, the whole valley forming
almost without interruption an entire lake. The tiling
of the Adige, inundating the whole valley near Trent,
united with the impetuous torrent of the Tessin, by
bad no parallel for many years.

The city of Trent has been sevessil times in danger of
being partly destroyed by this raging sud* and tear=
were still entertained on the lath, as tilin.!!!is:a:.aesi•l
tinned to fall in torrents. It was every lIIIMMIftt
petted that die bridge of St. Lorenzo mold be

away by the Adige. The
Adige Bowed to Verna%
in Castel Nuovo. A third
under water, and in` many

of the houses. The communications is kepi up partly
over ill, roofs, and partly by breaking through the walls
between the houses. The Adige has likewise• risen to a
great height aboveits banks in two placei below Legnano,
It is said, that simijar calamities have taken. place on
the Po. Almost .211 the roads are impassable, and the
communication interrupted, so that the extent of the
devastation cannot yet be known.

The latest accounts we have to-day from Madrid
reach to the 30th ult. The Doke of A NOOULEME was
expected at Madrid on the Ist instant, from whence be
was to proceed, without a delay of snore than two or
three days, on his route to France : and it was under-
stoOd that the schism between him and FICRDINA ND was
so great that they would not again meet. The French
troops were rapidly withdrawing from all parts of the
Peninsula, and the monthly supplies of French money
to the Spanish Treasury had ceased. BOURMONT was
to remain in Madrid, where the bead-quarters of the
French would be established, and a few of the fortresses
on the frontiers would receive French garrisons ; but
they were to be wholly withdrawn from every other'
part of Spain.
It is. stated in private letters, that in the affair which
took place on the 19th of this month in Estremadura, be-
tween the Constitutionalists and the French troops, the
latter severely suffered. In another action, fought at.
a place called Cebola, a great number of French cui-
rassiers were left upon the field of battle. Although the
Constitutional troops are not very numerous, yet they
contrite, it seems, to give employment to their enemies,,
and particulatly in Estremadura.
All the persons employed in the Government offices
at Cadiz, have received orders to deliver up to the'
Intendant of tlftt' place all the documents, papers, and
other articles belonging to their various offices. The
total stat: of abandonment in which these unfortunate
persons are left, leads to the supposition that not a single
individual of all those who followed the Constitutional
Government will ever be employed again.
A report prevailed at Madrid, that orders have been
given to prepare the Asia and other vessels of war, in
order to convey an expedition which is to sail forLitraa,
it being resolved to reinforce the army of General LA-
:SEit NA in that country, and attempt the recovery of Peru.

The French General who commands at Madrid ha,
called together ail the Spanish Officers, pi isoners of war,
and laid hero: c the:n the following pyopwsal,:

I. To 3:Tvz :!:e TUrg.
S. 'Co go as riiumrs of war to France.

S. To rtturn to thar homes.

Ti!e propos As were all accepted, each officer choos-
ing the alteinatiVe which he judged to he preferable.
The sol...iers have been di%banded.

We hive received account 3 from Bayonne to the
29th ult. The private letters received there, from the
Peninsula, are said to be becoming again very jute-
jesting. Those from Andilmia affit m that the party
of BALLAsrsacis daily increases, and that his arniy„,
! consisting of 00W-snit% •spreads set ious -alarms" and

that it has destroyed all the triumphal arches that;
were erected on the Mid, by
;which the KING was
to pm. It seems that his intention is to snake the
Sierra Morena the• centre of his operations,-whence it
not Le very easy to dislodge him, if, as is expected,
the Frei :0 army retires to take up a position on the
Ebro. It is reported that there has been a tumult, in
which some blood was shed, at Celanova. When the
Extraordinary Gazette arrived there, the troops fired on
the people, and, fell on them with their sabres,.because
they cried "Death to the Negroes (Constitutionalists) r'

The accounts we have received to-day from Leland
are, we regret to say, far from satisfactory. The Govern-
ment is exciting itself with energy to put a stop to the
spreading spirit of conspiracy and outrage; and, assisted
by the loyal and well•intentioned part of the Irish com-
munity, it is to be hoped that the winter will pass over
less stained by enormities than is generally apprehended.
The folltiwing are extracts from the Papers received:
• .

S. Eventog Mail-Office, Eight erklelt.
4sAnExptelshas just arrived at the Castle, announcing
that the Belfast and Derry Malts are to be attacked to-
night. GOvernsnent has sent a *Urge detachment of
Dragoons to protect them."
ILLEGAL MEETING.
DUBLIN, NOVEMBER 3.

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Yesterday, about the hour of half-past three o'clock,
the LORD MAYOR, on information lie received, pro-
ceeded to the !muse of Mrs. Delamour, of Bride-street,
corner of Golden-lane, accompanied by Mr. SheriW
Peentti, and in the drawing-room of said house sur-1
prised a number of men in full committee, all of whom,
with their chest, books, Btc. he brought to the Mansion-
House, where they underwent a long examination, which
lasted till late in the evening.
It appeared in evidence that those men were bound
together by the obligation of an oath ; one of them had
been sworn about a quarter of an hour before the LORD
MAYoR entered. The oath was administered by the

1 chairman (Hart) and instantly put into the fire, accords
ing to the usage of the Society. The oath is simply '
the following words:,-" I do most solemnly swear,
that I will keep secret all that passes in this room."
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111011 TIM CORE SOUTHIRN *SPORTS/I DP THURSDAY.,
Sunday night, about twelve, the duelling-house and
Aces of Mr. Nash,. at Ballyvalloon, a mile beyond
Garrycloyne, in the parish of- Grenagh, and ,Barony et'
Barrett, were set fire to, and the_entire totally coos
maned. The house was large and commodious, and,. tlso
Imo perfectly to complete their wicked intent, mole,:
fire to at each end.

iA L. •
'l4 nlt of

the lan
ltamtgar;
farm;

I bt. LOreaao mold be carried 44.'
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rbe actin gasid Pik. . 1111011 THE WESTMEATH JOURNA
4tillairiiiits a: party of Ribbonmees
after werthrolvinOut iiiisitififtfek slit'', all armed, cAnle AO
iird part of that great city .is lifietesiib)tin, five,. miles
,erest of„' Mult
ny pares up to the fit* *Kip !ems wets left I'o iharge.x4 A bouts tuu