Star.
London, England, 1824-11-17 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Current Prices: Nei► Spanish 176 6, Old 23%, Russian 98%i
Mexican 66%, Colombian New 846 6, Old 824 6, French Scrip 14
pre. Austrian 946, Peruvian 73 74, New Prussian 1006, Old 996,
Portuguese 916 6, Buenos Ayres I pre. Chilian 78, Brazilian
26 pre. Alliance Sh. 96 4, Greek 6 56 dir. New Neapolitan 4 pre.

PNICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 232 2311,
3 per Cent. Red. 95% 3/8 V 8
I per Cent. Cons. 96% 957/8
3i per Cent. 101%
3 per Cent. Red. 101% %
4 per Cent. New 108% 3/8 1/8
Long Ann. 23 1-16 3-16—India Bonds 98 pre.
£l,OOO Exclieq. Bills (2d.) $6 7 ; (11,4 d.) 56 8.
£5OO ditto (2d.) 56 7 ; (1 L4d.) 56 8
£lOO and £2OO ditto (2d.) 56 7; (11/2d.) 56 8
Cu.isis for Acct. 961/2 95 78

In a preceding page we have given a more detailed
account of the war in Peru, and the •ictory of —gIILIVAR,
of which we gave the substance in the STAR of yester-
day. Although the success of the Independents cannot
but be considered of importance, yet it has not been
followed by any decisive results. There is little doubt,
however, that BOLIVAR would follow up the advantages
he had gained, and we may expect to bear of an action
on a much larger scale, unless CA'NTnRAC should find
himself so closely pushed and so unable to make a stand,
that he may deem it advisable to capitulate.

Files of Jamaica Papers to the sth of October have
been received at the Jamaica Coffee-house,from which
we extract the following further particulars:

FROM THE JAMAICA COURANT OF SEPTEMBER 28.

By the Rattlesnake we have received a confirmation
cf the report we published on the 21st, respecting the
defeat of the Royalists under General Canterac, by
the Independents under General Bolivar. It appears
that the action took place early last month, in the
valley of Jauja, and after severe fighting, the former
were defeated with considerable loss. Admiral Guise,
in the Puebla frigate, with three other vessels of war,
was blockading Callao. His Majesty's ship Rattle.
snake, in seven days from Chaves, anchored at Port
Royal yesterday, having specie on boat(' to the amount
of 1.50,000 dollars.

Files of Colombian Papers have been received to the
18th of August, in which there are two Decrees re-
garding the commerce of that country. The first is very
low. the second is as follows:

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" It having been provided by the 11th Article of the
becree of this Intendancy, of the 26th of last July, that
the Commission appointed to qualify foreign merchants

to act as consignees, shall deliver certificates of such
qualification to all Colombian merchants, in older to
avoid limit!, and insure a compliance with the resolu-
tions of Government, I do provide as follows:

" ARTICLE I. All merchants in this capital shall, within the term
of eight days, present themselves at the howte of the Second Alcalde,
President of the Commission, in order to receive the said certificates.
" AnT. The Collectors of the Customs in La Guayra and
Puerto Cabello shall not deliver cargoes to any persons who do not
ptdduce the said certificates, after eight days from the publication
of this Decree.—Given at Caraccas, August 3."
FROM THE COURANT OF SEPT. 30.

By the Nancy we learn that the Aid-de Camp of

Ituibide had sailed for Philadelphia, in an American
schooner; and that Mrs. Itni bide and her sons were to
be sent to a port in Colombia.
We have received 6=napers to the 26th ult.
but their contents are not very important. Some very
unfavourable weather had been experienced about the,

19th, which had done considerable damage to the
shipping at Gil genti and the neighbourhood, consisting
chiefly of Spanish and Dutch vessels. It was reported
that an Algerine corsair was in the Straits cruizing
against the Spanish flag, and that it had made several
captures. Business was very dull at Gibraltar, and
there was a glut in the market cf almost all kinds of
manufactures. The neighbourhood was rather unquiet,
and considerable bands of discarded soldiers infested
many of the roads of Andalusia.

The Gaceta de Colombia of the 29th of August, con-
tains a long and very curious article headed Colombia y
Peru. It is a laboured defence by the Vice-President
SANTA NDER who is charged in the absence of BOLIVA R
with the executive functions) against the charge of having
neglected to send reinforcements to BOLIVAR, in Peru.
It appears that though BOLIVA R has for nearly a twelve-
month been urgently demanding 3,000 men, 6,000,
12,000, nay, as many as 16,000, yet only a few hundreds
have from time been sent : nor would the Colombian
Congress probably ever have forwarded him any im-
portant aid, had it not thought itself safe in the pro-
tection of that policy which was avowed by. the United
States and in the British Parliament.

THE KING.

WINDSOR, Nov. 16.—His MAJESTY continues to,
enjoy good health, but owing to the unfavourable and
cold state of the weather, his MAJESTY has not left the
Royal Lodge since his recovery from the late slight at-
tack of the gout.. This afternoon, at half past two
o'olock, close carriages were ordered from Cumberland
Lodge to the Royal Lodge, but on a sudden, cloudy
coldsweather taking place, his MAJESTY declined going
out, and did not leave the Royal Lodge.