Star.
London, England, 1830-10-01 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

By an Ordonnance published in the Monitettr, the King,
desirous of signalising bis accession to the throne by acts
of clemency, grants fun and entire amnesty for all offences
of simple police committed anterior to the 27th July, 1830.
All condemnations will therefore cease to have effect, and
prosecutions commenced will be abandoned. This measure
is t ) he executed without prejudice to private interests, and
the Treasury will not be bound to restore costs or fines al-
ready recovered. Another Ordonnance fills up the nu-
merous paces of public functionaries in the administration;
and judie;al departments become vacant by refusal to take the
oath within the time prescribed.
There have recently been some disturbances at Gera, in
the Principality of Reuss, the cause of which is unknown.
The Prince of Reuss Eheradorf having appeared in the
streets, and promised the abolition of several abuses, he
succeeded in appeasing the people for the moment. Se-
veral officers under Government, obnoxious to the people,
hare been dismissed. The troops which were at Ebersdorf
marched, on tho 17th, to Gera.
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The kuremburg Correspondent has intelligence from
Thuringia of the 20th inst. from which it appears, that the
spirit of insurrection has spread from Allenburg and Gera,
to the Grand Duchy of Saxe Weimar. On the 18th and
19th several malcontents excited a riot at Gera, by burning
the house of a functionary, on the ground that he was guilty
of mismana3vment in the administration of the town. A
commission has been sent to Jena, by the Government, to
re-establish order, and receive tho complaints against
grievances which might be made.
From the Journal de la Belgique.
The Provisional Government, on the petition of several
respectable merchants, have resolved that 25 days eitra time
shall be granted for the payment of money bills, to reckon
from the time of their becoming due. This measure applies
only to bills bearing a date anterior to Sept. 26.
Extract of a private letter from Brussels:-The women
of Scharbeck, armed with long pikes, joined the men, and
fought with them. The Prince of Saxe Weimar demanded
admission by the Flanders gate with the troops, who, ac-
cording to his engagement, were to lay down their arms.
No sooner, however, had they paased,than he gave the soldiers
orders to put the people to the sword ! The latter did not
allow them to do this; the passage was again closed, and
the Prince very roughly treated.
The following is from Antwerp :-About ninety Belgian
Iprisoners entered Antwerp yesterday, under a strong escort.
Many of them presented a moat wretched appearance, and the
age of several scarcely admits an idea of their having taken
Ipart in the combat. They were taken to the Citadel.
FRENCH FUNDB.-COURS AUTHENTIQUE, SEPT. 28.
-Five per Cent. 96f. 80c. 30. 50. 40. 25. 96. Three per
Cent. 66. 55. 50. 45. 20.66 f. Four per Cent. 86. 50.
Bank Actions, 1715. [tante de Naples, 67. 60c. 50c.
Rente d'Eapage 191 19. Royal Spanish Loan, 51. 50i 51.
Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne 401. Exchange on Lon-
don, one month, 25. 35. three months, 25. 20. Berlin,
one month, 3. 62. three months, 3. 61. Vienna, one
month, 253. three months, 251.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Consol market is rather in an agitated state, caused
by the information from Brussels, and the accounts from
Paris, by which it appears that in the above capital
a slow fire is kindling, and it will be necessary
to make some change in the French Ministry. Our City
speculators . are waiting to see what part the French
Government will pursue in case the Prussians should take an
active part in the affairs of the Netherlands.
Console which left of yesterday 87è to opened at 86.
for the account. On the report of a suspension of hostili-
ties between the Dutch and Belgians, they went up to 861:
at present they are 8611 for the account. Foreign Funds
all lower.

We understand that an extraordinary meeting of the
States-General took place on the arrival of the disastrous
news from Brussels, and it was expected that a cessation of
hostilities would be proposed to the Belgians, to try to settle
their differences. It is also stated that the people of Hol-
land begin to accuse the Dutch Ministry for not acting with
more promptitude, to which they alledge their late dista-
-1 tern. The Dutch Funds have fallen three per cent. owing to
the Government not reducing the two and a half per cent. on
the Ist Oct. and continue to give instead their 5 per cents.
By the estafette from Paris this morning, the French
Funds come considerably lower-65 10. Report says that
the Dutch Government have sent to ours 'for permission to
allow the Prussians to occupy the strong places in the Nether-
lands ; but our information states that our Ministers will
not take any active part in the business, and are determined
to remain neuter.

CITY, HALF-PAST ON&
Consols may be quoted at present for the Account, 86f i
Sellers I. Danish Stock has fallen 1 per Cent.

Vicronts, Barr. 18.—
was sent by Count d'Ofalia to give to the Government the
details of the events at Paris' pasted through this town
within the last few days, on his return to the French
capital very much dissatisfied with his mission. The
Ministers have sueoseded in preventing him from having
any conversation with the Monarch, to whom they
have represented this Ater as a Negro (Constitutionalist),
to whose words no credit amid be attached ; next to that,
they caused him to be hissed in the streets of Madrid, ow
account of his hat, which, itwas pretended, was of a re-
p Agee, when the police interposed, and wanted to
take him a prisoner, but be succeeded in getting clear from
*sir fangs. •

Valdes, who