Star.
London, England, 1830-01-02 00:00:00

BUENOS AYRES, Sri. 26.

The news from Patagonia continues to be very distressing; the
Indians bad taken sway cattle, and threatened the town of De
Carmen. The inhabitants were In a state of great alarm.

GENERAL STATEMENT OF ALL THE DEBTS
OWING BY THE PROVINCE OF
BUENOS AYRES,
TO TIM 31ST OT •UGUST, 1829.

Dol. B.
Floating Debt....

Six per Cent. Stock
Balance of the English Loan, Pounds Sterling 977,000

The Bank Notes at present in circulation amount to about fit
teen millions of dollars.

OCT. 10.—Our columns of to-day contain various government
decrees, &c. issued chiefly with the view to raise the credit of the
paper currency, and the effects thereof are sensibly felt.

Ounces which, during the week, were done at 120, are now
at 92.

The decree inserted in our last, rendering time bargains in
specie and In the public fonds illegal, unless for value received,
will impede, if not entirely put a stop to speculations in that
way. The formation of the Sinking Fund, and the capital for its
support, is a bold important measure; and must assist the cur—
rency by taking so much out of circulation.

OCT. 3.—We understand that M. Parish has received, by the
packet, the most complete approbation from the King's Govern-
ment, of the steps he took la the month of April last, to resist
the attempts of the delegate authorities, to force the British resi-
dents in Buenos Ayres to take up arms.

On the 27th ult. Colonel Pacheco, with 30 men, attacked a
party of 300 Indians, two leagues beyond Rojas; and sacceeded
in taking from them about 30,000 bead of cattle, which they had
driven from the different eatancias on the left side of the &Wino.

We are glad to see by the Hamburgh Papers, that
General SANTANDER has withdrawn from that City to
Hanover. This is a very prudent step on his part, as so
long as he had remained at the above-mentioned place—
whatever might have been the propriety of his conduct
—mischievous persons would have clandestinely used his
name, as authorising those libels which it was their object
to disseminate, in order that they might keep alive the
dissensions of South America.

Our anxiety to do justice to the memory of the
greatest artist this country ever produced, has led to our
devoting a larger portion of our columns to literary ex-
tract than we are usually in the habit of doing. We are
sure, however, that the article in our first page, headed
CANOVA and FLAxmAN—two names which well deserve

to be coupled—will be read with equal pleasure and in-
struction, by every lover of art, and all those who are
anxious that due honour should be rendered to its pro-
fessors.—Mr. CAMPBELL, to whom we unhesitatingly
attribute this article, since it bears all the evidence of
his classic mind and critical acumen—whether the subject
relates to literature or the fine arts—has done such ample
justice to the merits of our distinguished countryman,
that we cannot do better than call the attention of our
readers to it.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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Consols, which left off yesterday at 94 il for the Account,
opened this mnrning at 94, and at present may be quoted 94
sellcm, with little doing.

It appears, according to the accounts from Buenos Ayres by the
Mail this morning, that owing to the exhausted state of their Tres.
stay, the Government have decreed, that from the Ist Oct. next
the pay of the chiefs, officers, and troops who matched to the pro-
vince of Cordova, and who had hitherto been paid from the Tree-
mry, shall cease being paid; but the Government are straining
every nervato revive the credit.

In the Foreign Market nothing doing as yet.
Livearoot., Dec. 3l.—At the close of the years 18211 and 11129,
there is a decrease of stock in Cotton of 92,220 bags. In the Mar-
ket this day there has been very little doing.

HALF-PAST OWL
The Conant Market continues very inactive to the present time,
bet it has rather receded since the early part of the morning, when
Consols were 954, and at present may be quoted 95 # fir the ac-
Count. It still remains doubtful whether Government has it in
contemplation to pay off the Four per Cents. As it is a lineociai
measure not popular with the public, they may adopt some other
plan in lieu thereof which will be mole congenial to the sentiments
of the proprietors of the above stock. The Foreign Market is also
void of interest, and very little business doing.
The private letters from Buenos Ayres state that the Decree of
the Govurnment refusing pay to the army which marched to Cor-
dova applies to the troops of :Aeolic, which have been disbanded.
It Is expected that Baron M. de Rothschild will proceed bezel
week to Paris.
We have again recqived by our extraordinary conance,
from Vienna, of the 24th the following COGlOSettildvey torpor-
Lint communication :—" Since the 19th December the Fends have
considerably risen, and to day the Four per Cents. are 95, and for January 951 ; Bank Shares, 1,281 ; Rothschild's Leon, 1820 (Five per Cent.) 177, for January tea; ditto, Loan of 1851 (Four
.Fe-r
Cent.) 131, for January 134. As in the month of January nis
expected that about ten millions of Sado for dividend, duo •Will
be paid, a further rise is anticipated. • The Five par Ce'sts, M not
experience the rise es the other Funds. It being feared thee it was !mention of Goverment to pay them atL" •