Star.
London, England, 1830-01-19 00:00:00

LISBON. Dar. 50.

The removal of twenty large boxes, containing plate and other
precious effects, belongiog to Dun Miguel, from the Palace of
Ajura, had caned mush conjecture. They were embarked at
Belem, and transported to Alder Galina, and from thence to Pin-
brim situated amongst fr•trees, in the midst of the sands, where
these riches have been carefully deposited, and where they are
guarded by a regiment of cavalry, near 1,100 infantry. and a park
of artillery. Preparations are mak* at Villa Vicioes for the re-
ception of some great passage. People ask, does Don Miguel
mean to treader his residence to the vicinity of his node's States,
where a place of refuge is open to him in case of danger ?

The Queen Mother is In a state of convalescence. The two la-
bium do Dot leave thole apartment ; their brother has not entered
it for these three weeks. However, the Infanta Donna Isabela
was at the last kissing of ►ands, bet her countenance betrayed both
moral and physical sufferings. A corvette and one transport sailed
lately with SOO men for Madeira, as well as with some ammunition,
atonal, called for by the Governor of that island.

We have received by snails the Gazette de France,
dated Sunday 17th inst., the Messager des Chanabres,
the Moniteur, and ether papers of Saturday. The Con-
stitutionnel recurs to the reports circulated, some time
since, respecting an expedition to be undertaken by
France against Algiers, conjointly with the Pacha of
Egypt.—The Constitutinutel now asserts, that the project
comprehends not only an expedition against Egypt, but
one against Syria ; which is to be conquered and placed
at the disposition of the Pacha of Egypt, who is to be
raised to the dignity of Kalif. In this cue Jerusalem
would will be given up to the French. The Journal des
Debuts contains a translation of the firman of amnesty,
issued by the Sublime Porte, in favor of the inhabitants
of Adrianople and of the Rajas of that town, and the
neighbouring districts ; who, during the late war, bad
conducted themselves in a manner inconsistent with their
duty, as subjects of the Sultan. The accounts from
Spain and from the South of France, state the cold as
being excessive.
Neither the Gazette de France, dated Sunday, nor
'the Messager des Chantbres contain any news.

FRENCH FUNDS or Seatuar, Jew. 14.
Hee per Otte. 10111. gift SOs.
RPM sod a Half per Caw. 105 t.
Three par Cate. ISSI. We. sde. soe. 10r.
Peak Stock, 1.1117 G doe. 1,5151.
Rases do Naples, 941. ISe. 30e. sie.loe.lie.ll4L lse. IS&
Rate 4'llepegue (Cortes.) s M.
/told Spathe Lees, 44* II
Rate Papaw* Ohm" oni H.

iscausee or Lama —One Ilketb, Paper, *IL Me. Maw,
lit 004.—Tarre• Iketba, 41s. Many, sit. 4Se.—
Opera Almalisllgur.
The Meeting and -§=ltritich are getting up is
every quarter—sins agaisst speolfit oppressions, others
Platt the 1100troble pas* oppression of the people...-.
betoken at last a visit( essittry. The Freeholders and
lishebitaate et the . empty et Nertelk—coaresed
la coasegsease at a reeptisition to the. High
eliself—inet ea listeraiy lest .be the 1511fre-tell at

Consols.which left off yesterday at 92i I for the Account, opened
this morning at Ni ; since which they have been done at 95k, at
which price they are making up their Accounts for to-morrow,
which is settling day. Consols may be quoted for nut time at 991.
The chief business doing is squaring Accounts.
In the Foreign Market little or nothing doing as yet. There is
no
transaction to the present time in the new French Scrip.
A Mall has arrived from Mexico. by the Pelham, which sailed
from Vera Cruz on the 20th of November, and from Havannas
on the 29th. The following is a letter received at the North and
South American Coffee-house, from Falnsoutb, dated Jan. 17 :
" The Pelham packet is just arrived from bleak o, and brings a
freight of 55,000 dollars on merchants' account, and only one pas-
senger. The country is in a state of tranquillity."
Mexican Papers to the 19th November. and Vera Cruz Papers
to the 20th, have also been received at the above Coffee-house ;
bat they do not contain any information of consequence, except
that the garrison of Campeacby has demanded a Central Govern-
ment. We understand by the private letters from Mexico that
the mines are in great prosperity, and the next packet will bring a
further supply of dollars.

According to letters from Mons, in the Netherlands, by the
French Mall. it Appian that the garrison of that town has been
under arms for some days, fearing that disturbantes would take
per•

The Prefect of Toulon has given notice to the Commluuy of
Manages, stating that be has received information that some ar.
moments are going forward at Algiers, and recommends to double
the convoy of the shipping under sailing orders.
Letters from Lisbon state that the concentration in the capital
of the troops in the provinces proves that Don Miguel does nil
think himself safe. The garrison in the capital is receiving strong
reinforcements. owing. It is said, to the late dispatches received
from London and Brasil.

HALF-PAST ONE

The Coosa Starlet has continued the whole of the morning at
95j, alternately layers and sellers. The broken and jobbers are
occupied in making up their Accounts against to-morrow.
In the Foreign Mules Spanish Stock Is the favemarke gets-
doe, and has been done at 141; in
.other foreign stieseklas •lds
doing.

Extract of a private litter from Mexico, dated 14th Nov.—
„ The Sapphire sloop of war is to receive at St. Poles brllloa and
specie for England until the 40th December. Public tranquiMty.
and the security of the persons and property of (snipers, are
likely to continue, as the present I:motive intends to conciliate
all parties. It does not appear that any licenses have been granted
to import goods or other articles. The United Mexican and the
Anglo-Mexican Mines continue prosperous. The mesenns of the
Government for raising supplies are making progress bet slowly.
The stock of British manufactures is increased by the arrivals.—
Exchange for bias on England 43 to 44 pence per dollar."
New York Papers have just been received at the North and
South American Coffeo-house to the 13th December. They state
that there is now but little doubt that the Hornet sloop of war has
been lost at sea.

We have just received accounts from Paris of Saturday with
latelligenm from Constantinople to the 11th ultimo. It was ex-
pected the Grand Vizier would go to Adrianople. and that a
garrison of forty thousand man was pr for that city.
Great fermentation existed Is the provinces. and it is said
the Sultan had expressed considerable anger at the manner in
which the inhabitants of Adrianople had received the Russians.
Violent revolts had continued in the vicinity of Smyrna and is
Asia Minor gamay ; and it was found an attack would be
made on the former The ships of war from Alexandria were
to be sent there to protect it, so soon as they arrived.
asimmemmemmem
In the Foreign Market, nothing of any particular im-
portance Las transpired. Brasil Bonds appear inclined
to advance. They have been done today at 72 ; the
last price was 711. A Morning Paper contains the fol-
lowing puff upon Greek Bonds :—" An agent of nines
Leopold has bees engaged, for two or three days put, in
going round to the bookseller, and collecting for the
Prince every work of any authority that has reference to
Gruos."—This weak invention appears to have had the
desired effect, for the " Things" are a little higher, being
quoted at 35. If the value of Greek Bonds is to depend
upon Prince Leopold being King of Greece, we confess
that we should not consider them of little worth. Rus-
sian are at 1101.—Morning Herald.
We have great pleasure in recording the munificent
donation of £360 front H. R. BRAII MONT, Esq. of
Whitley Hall, near Huddersfield, to the distressed poor of
his neighbourhood. He has benevolently placed the above
sum in the hands of the Rev. W. KZTTLRWELL, Minister
of Kirkheaton Church, to be distributed to the
three townships of Kirkheaten,_ Smits, and
The plan Moped by the Rev. Gestismen ia, with the
assistance dasher respeetebie indbidnele, to make per-
sonal visitssemenget Isiimiuggeer, mid relieve them
by an order upon some shopkeeper fee meal, doer, et
whatever they appear most ft need. It is impossible Io
perievoesly an idea of the to,
good which Aids
and wea-timed gift most wafer on the mervieg
population I. the stanimiag Waage for enee
I it is isteadedr■-ii•Vie cismsitir.

party to dinner y
Privy Gardens.
His Royal HiE
to arrive from his
Kensington Pals
Mr. VEIET F.
disposition.
The carriages
the funeral proce
Academy.
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displayed on the
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fire your pistol in
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that adversary the
logy ! Surely,
in Ireland ?
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present a body (II
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longer, we may 4:
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