Star.
London, England, 1824-11-11 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

There is a good deal doing this mming in Mexican Min Shares.
They are 28 to 29 prem.
Current Prices : New Spanish 16, Old 21122, Russian 96i, Med.
can 651 1, Colombian New 831 84, Old 811, ChlWn 771 78, French
Scrip 13+ /, Austrian 951, Alliance Shares 111 pre. New Prussian
1001, Old 991. Portuguese 931, Brazilian 111 pre. Buenos Ayres
1 1 pre. New Neapolitan 1 1 pre. Peruvian 72, Greek 41 54 disc.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 232 231
9 per Cent. Red. 953/i 14 Y 4
per Cent. Cons. 96 14 96
Si per Cent. Red. 101$ %
4 per Cent. New 108% Va
, Long Ann. 231/s 3-16
3 per Cent. Imperial 290%:—India Bonds 99 98
£l,OOO Escheq. Bills (2d.) 54 6; (114 d.) 57 4.
E5OO ditto (2J.) 54 6 ; (114 d.) 57 4
£lOO and £2OO ditto (11,4 d.) 56 8
Cons. for Acct. 961%4 96

Curasoa Papers to the 25th of September, have
reached us. They contain a letter which states, that there
is much trouble and discontent at Panama. It is also
stated in a Jamaica Paper, that the Insurrections at that
place, at Trinidad, and Martinique, were secretly con•
nived at by the Haytian Government, in order to render
them dependent on the Haytians ; in proof of which,
they state that the massacre of the whites was intended
for the same day in each of those places.

We have received Charleston Papers to the 10th. and
Philadelphia Papers to the 21st October. They contain
seine intelligence from South America. A conspiracy
is said to have been discovered at Callao, the object ofl
which was delivering up the place to the Patriots; 80
persons are stated to have been shot. It is again stated
that BOLIVAR has been victorious in Peru, and that he
has taken Lima. The following are extracts:

PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER 20.
We have received papers from Buenos Ayres to the
(29th August. A letter from Valparaiso, of July 15th,
announces the arrival of the American brig Frederick,,
from Callao, being the first arrived from that place
since the 3d of March; she does not bring any positive
advices ; no battle had yet taken place, but a discovery
had been made of a conspiracy in the Castle, to deliver
it up to the Patriots, which was to havebeen carried inio
effect thirty-five hours afterwards ; eighty of the con-
spirators have been shot.
Bolivar has received reinforcements from Guayaquil
and Panama—he already had a force of more than
14,000 men, and was pursuing Canterac. The two
armies were near each other when the brig sailed. The

Patti& Generat Miller, with 2,oooiitavalryorlit in Pad-
vila, and watexpecteW.imas There was a rumour
thet..there 'tad been acbaftle, 4iitichlhe Patriots gained,
am; took General Mannii prisoner, but this is as yet
tantiertain.
A French brig, commanded by Count de Rossie, had
arrived at Valparaiso, and the object of the visit having
been demanded by the Government, the Captain replied,
that the vessel had been dispatched solely for the pur-
pose of protecting French commerce on the coast, and
that it was the sincere wish of the King to observe per-
fect neutrality towards the belligerent Powers.
FROM THE AMERICAN, BALTIMORE PAPER, OF OCT. 18.

Extract 'of a letter from Buenos Ayres, Aug. 5 :
4, Letters received in town last evening state, that a battle
had taken place in Peru, and that the Patriot army
was victorious ; Bolivar had taken possession of Lima,
and would march in a few days to attack the main body
of the Royalists."
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL GAZETTE, OCT. 18.

A •essel arrived at Rio from Lima, on the 23d
August, which brought intelligence that Bolivar was
marching against the Spanish forces, with an army of
8,000 men.

By the arrival ofnr.—szil Mail, we have received.
Rio de Janeiro Papers, from the 30th August to 19th
September. Those Journals contain addresses, &c.
from various places, declaring the resolution to main-
tain the Constitution. It will be seen that the Emperor
has projected a great public work—the formation of
a new Dock, which is to be cut out of a solid rock of
granite. The news of the reduction of Pernambuco had
not, of course, reached Rio at the date of these Papers:

IRON ruz DIAN() OLUMINZNSIL
RIO DE JANEIRO.

The paper of the last date contains severe animad•
versions on those enemies of the just and holy cause,
whose ambition is insatiable, and who, employing all the
resource of vile intrigue, daily spread reports which
alarm the unwary. The writer then alludes to certain
reports of reverses pretended to have been experienced
by the Imperial troops before Pernambuco, and exag-
gerated representations of the strength and resolution of

the rebels in that city.
AUGUST 31.—0 n the 27th instant, his Majesty the
Emperor, accompanied by the Minister of the Marine,
the Vice-Admiral of the Port, a Colonel of Engineers,
and numerous other Officers, embarked for the Ilha das
Cobras, to perform the ceremony of commencing the
formation of a dock fit for the building and repair of
ships of the line. It is to be hewn in the rock, of suffi.
cient size to contain a ship of the largest class, with a
clear space of at least ten feet all round; the greatest
length will be 230 feet, the greatest breadth 72 feet ;
depth, twenty feet below high water mark; breadth of
the channel of communication with the sea, fifty-eight
feet. In this channel will be the locks ; and we under-
stand that the steam-engines that will be required to
pump the water from rho dnrb after it is closed, are
already bespoke. This dock, which we hope to see
finished in a few months, will be one of the most re-
markable in the world, as it will be cut in a rock of
solid granite, consequently as durable as the rock itself.

Sari. I.—To-day, for the first time, her Majesty the
Empress, accompanied by his Majesty and four daugh-
ters, went at nine in the morning to the chapel of Nossa
Senhora da Gloria to hear mass performed, in gratitude
for her Majesty's recovery.

, SRPT. 9.—The 7th of this month being the anniver-
sary of the independence of this Empire, was celebrated
by his Majesty's order with due solemnity. All the
forts, and the ships of war in the harbour, tired salutc4
at sun-rise, noon, and sun-set; and their Majesties at-
tended the performance of Te Deum. The troops could
not be reviewed, as was intended, on account of the
heavy rain.

Sum 13.—We understand that it is the intention of
our Goverment to found a University in this City,
which will be highly agreeable to Emilie, who are now
obliged to send their children abroad for their education,
at a great expense.

The French Papers of` Monday and Tuesday have
reached us, but they contain no intelligence of interest
beyond speculations as to the evacuation of Spain by
the French troops, which now apirears determined upon.
The Etoile contains a long article on the subject, the
tenor of which indicates that the resolution has been de-
finitively taken to withdraw the army, pursuant to the
stipulation of the Convention of the 50th of July last.
—Should this be the case, it will be the strongest proof
yet furnished, that in invading Spain, France had more
for her object the extermination of the factious at home
than in the Peninsula. What wilt be the result,, when
FERDINAND is left to himself, it is difficult to divine, but
Spain can scarcely be more wretched than at present.

Lord GRANVILLE having been formally appointed
his Majesty's Ambassador at the Court of Frame, Sir Cnaaass
&Aloe, now our Ambassador At the Court of St. Petersborgh,
succeeds Lord Gemtvracs at the Hague Land Sir Cnaacts himself
will probably be succeeded by the Right Hon. STILISFOILD CANNING.
Dispatches, dated the Ist of September, were received
yesterday at the Colonial Office, from Sierra Leone. The Colony
continued in a healthy state.
Mr. Secretary CANNINQ left town this day for the
Earl of Burnes seat, Ickwortb, Suffolk, where he left Mn and
Miss Canonici during his short return to the metropolis.
ra The Duke of GcoucasTea has arrived in town, from
his seat, Lulworth Castle, Dorsetshire.
Yesterday morning, about eleven o'clock, the Duke
and Duchess of CLANS:NCI left town, for Bushy.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER and Lady
SANAS! Romeo* are staying on a visit atWimpole Hall, Cambridge-
shire, the teat of Earl Mamma&
Yesterday morning, the Ktso'a ADVOCATE-GENERAL,
the Arroemsr•Griteaat., and the Souerroa-Gavtaac, transacted
business at the Foreign Office, Downing-street, for a consider-
able time.

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The Greek Government has sent over two letters ad-
dreued to the daughter of Lord Braow, giving an account of her
father's death, and Of the services he had rendered Greece; and
declaring that Greece TAM consider §er as its owa child.

THE ARUM

Orders have been iveriied itMinerick Garrison to recruit
fcr
the sth, 9th, 35d, 91st, 93d, and 97th Regiments. A party of
85th, to recruit, has arrived there from Malta, and a detachment
of the 11th at Charieville.

Lieutenant Cosmos, of the 58th Regiment, is appointed to corn.
mend the Recruiting Departmient at Waterford, which is lifted as
a permanent, station.
The payment of three months' half-pay to die Iteduced
firers of his Majesty's land forces, due the Seth of September,
including those heretofore borne upon the Irish establishment, %ill
be in future only on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, each weal.
The Royal African Corps, about 600 strong, Light Infantry, ere.
barked on Friday last from the Ordnanee:yatd, Chatham, on beard
of three transports, for Cape Coast Castle.
Tuesday se'nnight, the. Non-commissioned Officers and privatei
of the Cupar troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, ender the command
Captain Rico, of Tarvit, gave their Officers a dinner in PlAyer's
Inn theie. Besides the troop, which mustered very full upon this
gratifying occasion, several strangers were aresont.