Star.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

COLOGNE, OCTOBER 27.

The Magistrates of the town of Neuss have an-
nounced in the public prints, that, in consequence of
a report of a pretended miracle in the Church 'at Zons,
thousands of persons have come to that town to see
this miracle, either for mere curiosity,-or for religious
motives. The Grand. Vicar of Nix-li:Cfialielle liar
therefore ordered the image of the Holy Virgin to be
removed from that Church, the crown of•that kmag,e
having been stated•to emit small flaihes,-ac.cording to
the accounts spread by persons, theldupes, of sheik
own imagination, and by others, who wished to sport
With the public credulity.
VIIINNA FUNDS, OCTORIM 21.—Metallipet, sc 2742.—8ank
Shares 931.

Extract of a private letter from Paris, dated No-
vember 2, half-past three o'clock: _

" FROM TILE CONGRESS.—There will be no hostile
measures taken against Spain : all that will be done
regarding that Power, will be entirely diplomatic.
" French Funds, 93 1. 10 c.—Spanish 5 per Cents. so} e."

Letters from Santa Fe de Bogota, of the 19th and
29th ofJune last, make no mention of accounts being
received there of the Loan contracted by Mr. Zen in
Paris ; the presumption therefore is, that at that
period they had not received the amount of it, and
that, consequently, the Decree of the Vice-President,
General SANTANDIR, dated on the Ist of June, could
have had no reference to it.

A Jamaica Mail arrived this morning with Papers
to the 17th of September.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM THE HAVANNAH, DATED

SEPTEMBER 15.

46 The Tyne and Iphigenia are arrived ; but if
you have sent anything of importatice by the con-
voy of the former, it runs a risk, as she has en.
lirely abandoned the vessels, and not one has ap-
peared. The fleet that sailed under convoy of the Tyne,
on the Ist ult. it will be remembered, was numerous;
amongst which were several vessels hound to the Ha-
vannah, of great interest to the merchants and under-
writers of this city; and, readers, when you have read
the above extract, and should you have attended the
Meeting on Monday, will it not make you blush,
should you have accorded with the sentiments of the
prom oters ?"

Papers from New Orleans to the 26th of Septem-
ber have btought the following intelligence, by which
it appears that the Black slaves in that State are all
flying to Mexico, to enjoy the freedom which has
been given to all the Black in that Empire:
NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST 31.

The following communication to the Mayor is
published by order of the City Council:

" St. Marthnville, July 9, Ins.

" The good people in this place are all en the alert. The
freedom and equality granted to. the Blacks by the Mexican
Constitution; hsve'sei- the slaves from this neighbourhood on
the wing for that country. A gang of fourteen (six of whom,
were arrested) were met in the. Grand Prairie, between the
Meumentas and Coriasras. We have just learned that 75
started tat night from the Vermillion—the night before last four
were arrested in this place as they were absconding with their
master's horses. It is said, that a Mulatto, son of Mr. Manila
Declouet, lea4s those who have not yet been taken. A Mulatto
belonging to Mr. Actave de Is. Homage, had.stelen his marker's
horse, saddle and bridle, and gun, and Was makhyt off when he
was arrested: The rascal asked if by the conunoti law* they lad
right to do so? `He was formerly a servant of Judge Ponery
and thought he bad picked up. law enough while dusting his
master's law-books, to shield hint froth her:it in case of arrest.
Another fellow, belonging to Dr. Aiphen, calla on Mr; Robins
to borrow his hone ; Robins lent him. his horse, and away the
fellow went full speed; but fortunately the tone fen, and he
wis arrested. • This fellow had learned that the plot had been
discovered, and that it was known that being at tbe,boution of
Itruld but fez * &Wig his burst would have nude his saape. •

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It is reported pa 'Change this morning that the
harbour of St. Lucie is blockaded by pirates.