Star.
London, England, 1830-07-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 5.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received an express from Paris with dates of
yesterday. The following is an extract of a letter from
Paris, dated Saturday night :

" About half-past three o'clock, the report was spread
on 'Change that the taking of the castle of the Emperor
had been announced by a telegraphic despatch. If this
be true, the capture of Algiers itself will soon follow.
" M. az Mowr BELL has signified to his colleagues that
they must find a person to take his place. This is po-
sitive, in spite of whatever the Universel may say."
French Funds 5 per Cents. 105, 20, 15, 5, 105,10,
40. 3 per Cents. 79, 5, 55.

This day, the customary despatches were received at
the Foreign Office from their Excellencies Lord STUAET
DE ROTDSAT, our Ambassador at Paris; and from Sir
CIIAALES BAGOT, our Ambassador at the Hague.

It was currently reported in the City, at two o'clock,
that the Duke of WELLIV 0 TON had this morning fallen
in a duel with Prince LEOPOLD ; but on enquiry we
have much gratification in being able to assure our readers
• is no truth whatever in the rumour. His Grace
been busily employed at his office in Downing-street
until three o'clock this afternoon.

The East India ships, the' Duke of York, Duke of
laser, Herefordshire, Lady Melville, and Repulse, dl.
rect from China, arrived this morning. The intelligence

the East is of great interest. The Canton Registers,
to the 16th February, announce the important informs,
tioL of a return to amicable relations, between the Select

Immittee of the East India Company and the Viczeot.
We have given ample details on this momentous matter,
in our City letter.

By way of the Cape we have this morning accounts
from the Swan River Settlement. A Census had been
taken, and the number of souls in the Colony was found
to be 1,500. This excluded the civil and military es-
tablishments, and the crews of the shipping in the
harbour. The situation of the Colony for commercial
intercourse is allowed to be unrivalled. Several ships

touched on their way to and from India ; and Cock-
burn harbour was considered by all naval men as a very

secure harbour.

The mercantile information from Bengal states, that
nearly every description of European articles had been in
very limited request. The market was well supplied
goods, and the dealers confined their
immediate wants. Freight to London
weight, and 61. 10s. and 71. per tea for
iidency to rise. In the country produce,
ports to the 4th of February, were 133,225
80,500 maunds ; at the same period
considerable sales had been effected during the
demand for silk was rather improving.

_ the Morning Papers—what our readers
another part of our own—a collection of the
Aligence now current, regarding the ap.
.neral Election. The names of individuals
candidates, are mostly already well known
Ind, indeed, we observe the announcement
rhich appear certain to be of great public
t what may take place in the counties
liddlesex. For the latter, Mr. Hume is to
and, if consistency of conduct, ardour and
the discharge of public duty, and—
these qualifications—indisputable utility
obtain their proper appreciation, it is im-
competitor can enter the lists with him
. hopes of success. • Some of the papers
retirement of Mr. PALLIIER, the popular
Surrey ; and there are rumours that some
be found bold enough to stand for West-

_ .
opposition to the present justly esteemed,
lattir report we do not think deserving
wishes regarding the result of the Elec-1

_

the Foreign Office
DE ROTHEAT, out
CHARLES BAGOT,
It was currently
that the Duke of N
in a duel 'with Pr
have much gratifici
that there is no tra
has been busily em
until three o'clock
The East India
'Sussex, Herefords
meet from China, a
from the East is of
to the 16th Febru
tioL of a return to
Committee of the I
We have given am
in our City letter.
By way of the (
from the Swan Ri
taken, and the nun
to be 1,500. Thi,
tablishments, and
• harbour. The sit
intercourse is alio
had touched on the
burn harbour was I
secure harbour.
The mercantile
tnearly every descri
very limited requi
with cotton-piece
.f purchases to their
• was 41. for dead w
light, with a tende
the Indigo importi
maunds against
last year, consider
week ; the demam
We observe in I
will find in anothi
rumours, or intelli
• preaching' Genera
mentioned as can
to the public ; and
of no contests whi
interest, except
of York and Midd
' he proposed and
perseverance in
4' the result of tin
as a Senator, obti
.possible that any
with the smallest
mention the retir
Member for Serve
individual may be
minter, in oppo
Member,. I,The
of credit.
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