Star.
London, England, 1830-09-25 00:00:00

From the National.

NAPLES, SEPT. 9.—PRIVATE CO lIRESPON DENCE.
We are assured that 20,000 Austrians will arrive hero shortly,
in consequence of the demand of our Government. The
Dey of Algiers has decided upon establishing his residence
with us. The letters from Bayonne of the 17th announce
the arrival of General Mina; who however, preserved a strict
incognito. In general all the Spanish soldiers deserted and
crossed the French frontier, and joined Mina.
(From the Journal des Debats.)
TOULON, SEPT. 16.—0 n board the Admiral's ship
L'Alger.—lt is announced that the army of Bedouins, under
the Bey of Tettiry, was not more than three leagues from
Algiers. It does not, however, retard the preparations made
by Admiral Duperre for his departure. The Commission of
Inquiry has commenced its operations. Yesterday they in-
terrogated the only one of the Secretaries of State of the Dey
remaining in the town ; but without effect. An almost
unanimous opinion prevails, that there was in the depUt
250,000,000, of which not more than 40 have been sent
to Franco. The difficulty of transport, &c, renders it a
miracle how the rest could have been transported away.
Yesterday the Commission of the Government held its
first sitting under the Presidency of Count Clause'.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols which left off yesterday at 881 to 1 opened at the
same price, and are at present 881 g for the Account.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23.—We have had about 1,200 bales of
cotton sold yesterday, 500 the day before, and 1,000 on
Monday. The market is exceedingly dull, and plenty of
cotton offering for sale ; the sales since Saturday are nearly
1 lower than our quotations of last week.

We have a complete file of Cape papers to the end of
July. A species of scarlet fever was prevalent at Cape
Town, but does not appear to have terminated fatally in
any case. Major Pigot, guardian of the slaves for the
Eastern Province, had died, aged 60 years. Very abun-
dant rains had fallen in the interior. The following is
an extract from Graham's Town

COMMANDO AGAINST THE CAPFRES. Colonel So-
merset has been amongst the Cares again with his troops,
and some Boers, and taken about 2,000 head of cattle, shot
a Chief, called Sekoe, and six of his men, and taken Makogo,
another Chief, prisoner. The whole expedition was con-
ducted very secretly, and was caused by the inroads the
Caffres had made on the Border Caffres. The markets at
Graham's Town were looking up, particularly forage, there
being a drought in that quarter. Wheat is at 16c. 20rds.
per mead. Barley 5,4, and Oats 3to 4rda. Butter was
extremely scarce, and has realized 36 slavers per lb. Hides
were higher.
We have commercial letters in town from the Mauritius.
It appears the firm of Sanders and Wiche bad lately made
some arrangements, which left no doubt of their being able
to liquidate their affairs within the period granted by their
creditors, and also pay interest.
The season continued remarkably favourable for the sugar
plantations, and it was thought the next crop would yield
about 45,000 tons for exportation. The prices were esti-
mated at 1 to 4 piastres, and a fraction more for choice
parcels.

CUTT, HALF-P4ST 01,17L1
The Consol Market is without interest; the members are
all in a bustle, electing a new Committee-man, instead of the
one lately deceased.
In the Foreign market little doing. Spanish Bonds
have improved in consequence of the report of Mina being
taken—is not confirmed.

Consols have been done in the course of the morning at
88i j, at present they are 88! i for the Account.

In most towns of Sweden, the inhabitants having dined,
betake themselves to repose, and during the continuance of
their siesta, not an inhabitant is to be seen, or an article to
be obtained in any of the shops.
A French bak_er (probably of Irish earned* announces
that be makes English gingerbread, but in which, to snit
the delicacy of the French palate, the ginger le omitted.
This reminds as of the strolling compeny who announced
the play of Hmelet, with the " novelty" of omitting the
character of Thamlet, by particular desire.