Star.
London, England, 1831-06-13 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROME, MAY 29.—A report was spread thht the Holy
Father had ordained of Cardinal of State to make known to
the members of the sacred College, that his Holiness desired
that they bhould all present themselves at the Consistory on
the 4th of June. In all the porta of the Roman States there
has arrived for some days vessels of war, both French and
English. It is said th►t It was to oblige the Austrians to de.
part, and the Pontifical Government to observe the condi-
dons of the amnesty. It Is even said that the frigate and
the French brig, which have arrived at Civita Vecchia, will
take possession of that fort, if the Austrians do not quit Bo-
logna on the 31st of May.— We are invited to contradict so-
lemnly the sinister intentions which are attributed to some
vessels of war belonging to friendly Powers, which, in pant,
have entered the port of Civita Vecchia, and in part have al-
ready sailed in another direction. At no period has the Pon.
tifical Government received more proofs of attachment and
of benevolent disposition from all foreign Pooeni.—Diario
di Roma, May 28.

ROYAL EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.:
Owing to the depression in the French funds, as
well as the appearances of politics, looking very
gloomy in France, our Funds have been very
sickly this morning. Consols, which left off on
Smirday 82 to I for the Account.
TWO O'CLOCK.

The private letters from Paris are rather gloomy:
one of them states that the troops are dissatisfied,
and that the Government cannot trust them to
march into Belgium. _ _ _

There is a report on 'Change that the affairs of
Belgium will be amicably settled.
Consols which receded in the early part of the
morning to 8111 have improved to 82a i for the
Account owing to the above report.
THREE O'CLOCK.

STOCK Excwswox.—Bank Stock, 199. Three per Ct.
Red. 81f. Three per Ct. Comols, Three and a Half
per Ct. 1818. Three and a Half per Cent. Red.
891 81 9. Three and a Half per Ct. New, —. Four per
Ct. 1826, Long Ann. Jan. 1960, 14. India Stock,
—; ditto Bonds, 1 2 prem. Old Annuities, £lOOO
Exchequer Bills, 10 11 ; £6OO ditto, 10 12 ; £lOO and
£2OO ditto. 10 12 ; Advertised, 9. Consols for Account,i
811 91 2 1.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
PRIVATE LETTER.

FALMOUTH, Juxz 11.—His Majesty's Packet Bane-
eouts, Lieutenant James, arrived last evening from Jamaica
and Carthagena, bringing accounts of another revolution
having taken place in the latter place ; by which the com-
mand of the civil department of that province was vested in
Dr. Manuel Romay, and of the military, in General Luque.
Tne capitulation by which these arrangements were made,
bears date—" Head.quarters, en h Pope, 23d April, 1831."
Th: capitulation stipulates that General Luque should enter
Canhagena with 600 troops on the 26th, the rest of the
army to retire to Tarbaco ; that he should, within three days
after. issue his decree for the assemblage of the depart-
mental conventions ; that all private property taken by either
party since February 14, be restored to their owners ; and
that all persons under detention for political opinions be set
at liberty.

On this change of government taking place, Commodore
Farquhar claimed from General Luque the observance of
all treaties between Great Britain ; to which he replied, that
he would ever scrupulously and religiously observe all the
articles of the treaties between the two nations, protect their
commerce, and preserve peace inviolably, u Great Britain
elm enjoyed his affection. The latest accounts from Cardta.
gena represent the people u expressing the utmost joy at the
success of the liberal party, which had been so complete that
Generals Mariano Montella, Daniel F. O'Leary, Laurencio
Silva, Jose Maria Carreno, and Senor Maguerza, took pas-
age to Jamaica in the Barracouta. Senor Juan de Francisco,
Martin, ex-Prefect of Carthagena, and his brother Senor
Narciso, had also arrived at Jamaica, in his Majesty's ship
Champion. General Muntillo had sailed for New York
Gneral Urdaneta bad resigned his authority in Bogota,
which had been given to the Vice-President General Do-
miogo Caycedos until the return of President Mosquera.
The l'olage frigate got under way about four o'clock in the
afternoon, and proceeded for Cherbourg. Donna Maria da
Gloria was not on board ; she is expected, together with the
31archioness L oule and suite, in the Seine French frigate,
to join her father at Cherbourg.

FAL Noy vit,Justslo (Wind S.S. W. )._Arrived the Tiffin,
Dryden, from Paraiba, in 57 days, for orders ; the Adelphi,
Hayes, from Memel, last from Milford; his Majesty's
packet Barracouta, Lieut. James, from Carthagena--sailed
ith May, Jamaica 11th, and Crooked 19th, with mails, &c.
and the Harmony, Craister, from Memel, for Milford, with
loss of foretop-mast, sails and maintop.mast sprung.—Sailed
l';s Majesty's packet Lapwing, Lieut. Forster, for Rio de
Janeiro; the Marlborough packet, Ball, for Lisbon (both
with mails of the 7th instant); the blannion, Wright, and
City of Londonderry, Lieutenant Head, for London.
J t-Nt 11 (Wind South).—Arrived Nil Sailed the Plover
Packet Downie, for Plymouth.

Prince Leopold entertained the Commissioners
:rom Belgium, and the Cabinet 3linisters at dinner yester-
day evening, at Marlborough-house.
The Landgravine of Hesse Homburg and the
Princess Augusts honoured the Earl and Countess of Arran
ith their company at dinner on Saturday evening, at their
residence in Dover-stmt.

The Duke and Duchess of Glocester, the Land-
g...vine of Hesse Homberg, and the Princess Aupgusts, at-
'odid divine yesterday morning at the Chapel Royal, St.
.cues. _ _

The Countess of Mayo entertained the Land-
-04% ine of Hesse Homberg, the Princess Augusta, and a
,Itet party, at dinner on Friday evening.
lessrs. Sybruin, Van de Weyer, Villain XIV.
and the other Commissioners from iteigium, visited Earl
(•Try yesterday morning at the Treasury, and had a con-
ttrence with the noble Earl. After visiting his Lordship,
the Deputation went to the private residence of Viscount
Palmerston, in Stanhope-street, ar.d had a long interview
9.. th his Lordship.