Star.
London, England, 1825-10-03 00:00:00

Increase per week •
Or per Annual

71,709 Gs.
3,728,949 Gs. or 14,797 Tuns.

An OCcer has arrived at Liverpool, in the Plante',
from Carthagena, with the ratification of the Treaty
from the Colombian Government to this country.
A letter received from Liverpool states the arrival at
that port of Colonel Narvaes, the Chief Commissioner
appointed to investigate the circumstances connected
with the late Colombian Loan.

The vintage commenced at Bourget in France, on
the 18th ultitno. The wine is-abundant, and promises
to be excellent.

From the 18th September to the 24th, there arrived
in the port of Calais 22 packet-boats, with 679 passes-
gars, and 19 sailed, with 555 passengers.
The death of Grortos Butte, Esq. makes the siith
vacancy in the Corporation of Maidstone, viz. two
Jurats, and four Common Councilmen.
It is the opinion of a very intelligent Gentleman,
just returned from the seat of war in India, that the
Burmese are changing-their plan of operations, as their
object now seems to be to retreat upon their capital ; in
,doing which they have abandoned several strongly for-
tified places. Well-informed persons are divided in
their opinion as to the motives that have influenced the
enemy in coming to this decision, some supposing it to
be for the purpose of gaining strength, by falliag back
.upon their resources; whilst others believe That it is to
citable the Burnbest to negotiate with the Indian AO-
.thocities upon better terms.—Britisle Press.
Cotton, throughout the month of December was ex-
trernely dull; the. Bengal sort has keen principally
affectei bythe large arrivals of China cotton, selling
at 15 a 16rs. The cargoes of the Providence, Fuel
Burrirn, and George the Fourth, sold at 11.7 and 11.2
per picul. The Company had several cargoes on hand,
and could only command about 11.7 for what a month
previous 12.9 were offered. The stock in hand was as
follows :-35,000 bales of Bengal cotton, 25,000 Bom-
bay, and 8,000 Madras.—Bombay Courier, March 19.
The sentence of Richard Baker, who was capitally
convicted at the last Devon Assizes of a criminal as-
sault on a little girl, has be--n commuted to transporta-
tion for life.

A pretty tolerable idea may be formed of the size
and quality of the Axminster carpets laid down in the
music-rooms in the Royal Pavilion at Brighton, when
it is known that the gross weight of eAch is between
sixteen and seventeen hundred pounds..
The monument raised to the memory of the late Em.
press JOSEPHINE, by the care of her children, Prince
Emote, and his sister .HORTINSE DE BEAUKARNOIE,
Duchess of &. Len, has just been finished, and Wednes-
day, the 28th ult. (last Wednesday) was fixed for the ce-
lebration, in the parochial church of Ruel, of the funeral
ceremony of the exhumation of her mortal remains,
which for ten years have lain in a provisional vault of
the church.
A Meeting was held, Friday night, at the Church of
St. Bride's Parish, Fleet-street, to take into coruideration the en-
tering into a treaty for the purchasing a piece of ground, now
vacant between Fleet street sad Bride passage, for the purpose of
an additional Burying Vault. After a good deal of discussion, it
was resolved that the Parishioners do not deem it advisable to ea-
ter into any such treaty at present.

MARRIED.
Monday, at the Parish Church of Wath, Mr: George Naylor, of
that place, of the gigantic stature of forty-two inches, to Min
Frances Leak, of the same place, who exceeds her worthy spouse in
height, twenty-one incites: The young Lady who (ideated as
bride s maid is both deaf and dumb !

DIED.
Tuesday, at Xilure near Dublin, the Lady of the Archbishop
of Dublin, aged fifty-four years.

MAILS-THIS DAY.

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Afternoon • 53 minutes after 6
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