Star.
London, England, 1828-11-15 00:00:00

FROM CARTIIAGENA.

All was quirt in Colombia. The new Constitution was publicly
proclaimed at Bogota on the 15th September, and the three fol-
lowing days were kept by all classes as days of rejoicing.
IMPORTANT PERUVIAN DECREE.

Article I.—That the foreign importations of all those articles
which, by the present regulations, pay 90 per cent. duty, shall,
within ten months from the States of Europe, anti eight months
from those of America, counting from the date of the promulgation
of the law, be entirely prohibited.

Artick 2.—Withia the same time and terms as the above, win

also be prohibited the foreign Importation of .11 Vtnis or wit.
raisins, Baur, butter, dtc. esculents, of whatever denotlialaiog,
FROM COLOMBIA

We have received files of Papers to the 14th offleteogort,
Bolivar was still prosecuting his operations against Peru, not, ho,.
ever, as he declares, with any ambitious view of cones or
aggrandizement, but with the intention of giving peace to that gis,
tressed country. Ills troops met with considerable uppeathi,
from the inhabitants, who lined the roads and fosests which they
passed, and barrassed them considerably; but confident hops
were entertained of his ultimate success. The new s
congoot
has been published. The Ministerial Department is compoaeg7ol
iii Secretaries of &ate. The Consular Department is also 4
sii Secretaries of State, and one Counsel for each of the dap„t.
ments. The present organization of the Government is to coonnwe
in force until January, MO, at which time a new General Clan,
gress is to be convened.

Cl l'Y. TweLve O'CLOCK,
Calcutta Papers have been received at the Nonh and god,
American Collie-House to the 29th May, but they are void
interest. The Jain 110 •f the 27th May contains accounts hum
Bombay, stating that the Shipping Report was still Mai* d
European arrival..

Consols opened at sil 87, and may be quoted at present scl;
the market heavy, and little doing.

CITY, II ALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK,
The Consol Marirst has been to a languid ,fate doing the
morning, and hasiluctuated between 861 87, for the Arcouut,stid,
little doing, and may at present be quoted 861, 87.

Letters bate been received from Oporto of the 3d inst. but tity
are void of interest. They report that at exp. dition if necks!
at Lisbon from Don Pomo.

Up to the present time we have no Continental news,

Has 31aatsres indisposition has caused some anxiety in tit
City. It is reported that the late Cabinet Council heki
the affairs of Portugal.

In the Foreign Market there is nothing worth observation

THE ARMY.

The Detachments stationed at Portsmouth and Plymouth, tie
were under orders for Gibraltar, have received directions toes.
bark forthwith at the above (tuitions, on board his Majesty's Ai
the Melville, 74 guns, for the said garrison.
Tuesday, the hrst Divikiun of the 'Pith Highlanders pima
through 61144g0w un route to Edttsburgh Castle.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Maks Aomori THIS Day.—Dublin I—Waterford 1.
Dam., Nov. 14.—Wind S &E.—Arrived from London the Clif-
ton, CURTI% for Jamaica; Tropic, —, for ditto : Flinn, Nunn,
for the Cape; Rosalind, Boom:, for Grenada ; Resource,
for Teneriffe ; lord Godericb, Martin-, for Grenada; Sir Ch.ries
Forbes, Luse, for .Jamaica; Hope, —, for the South &a;;
Vintvxr, for New South Wales; Prince Regent, TATU,
for Tobago; Princess Royal, SHERWOOD, fur Van Ilemen's Lang;
Hector, Lawman, and Stranger, —, fur Jamaica ; and Wood.
bridge, --.—, for Sierra—Leone.

PORTIIIIOIIII4, Nov. 14.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the Norfolk,
Itsomati, from Calcutta—sailed Ist June, from the Sand Beadiest
the Bth, and from St. Helena 10th September; Cheviot, %mos,
from Quebec ; 11adie, PATTY, from Oporto; his Majesty's ship
Champion, front Madras. Sailed the Maria, STEAL, fur St. Bekaa
and the Cape.
Cowes, Nov. 14. —Arrived the Manine, Gurney, from St. Do.
mingo ; Ceres, Duna, from St. John's, N. B. Anastatia,
from New Orleans; Betsey. TlOllllll, front Faro.

FALMOUTH, Nov. 15. Wind 8. W.—Arrived dot Stephen, Hut.
DYSIDZ, from Piccolo.

TORBAY, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Dasher, —, from Lisbon.
Note, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Planter, Jossesow, from Lisboa

beetroot, Nov. l3.—Arrived the Caledonia, limns, from
New York ; Dalhousie Castle, from ditto ; 51agdelame,
from Smyrna; Lancashire Witch, ---., from Lisbon.
Scatty. Nov. IL—We experienced a heavy gale on the tith end
Bth instant from S. to m.S.R. during which the EgberdMa, B&.
smarts, from Cardiff to Don, drove foul of a vessel in St. Niaryi
Roads, and received considerable damage, her stern being at
down nearly to the water's edge. She lost her rudder, stern bent,
main boom, rigging. Sac. but was brought into St. Mary's Pier
with assistance, and has commenced discharging her cargo. Ilia
Swedish Majesty's schooner Experiment drove near the rods en
the island of Sampson, and cut away her masts, but since the wee-
cher has moderated has been got into Sc. Mary's.

Dispatches have been received at 'the Foreign Office
from Lord HaVenal/RV, dated from Odessa on the 24th vk. They
were confided to Lord llisionam, attached to this Embassy, but by
Lordship being taken ill at Ratisbon, they were forwarded by U.
CMIAMS. Lord Havvirsavar was to set off in a few days far St.
Petersburgh. Dispatches have also arrived from Lord GAUT,
at Vienna, dated on the let inst.

Mr. J. PARK has been appointed to succeed Sir J.
IfoLaoyu, as one of the Puisne Judges of the Court of King's
Bench.

The Rev. ARTHUR PRARSON, Rector of Springfield,
at his Tithe Feast, on Wednesday last. made a reduction sf five
per cent.
It is with extreme pleasure we notice the noble ex-
am* of the Rarl of CARDIGAN is allotting to each poor person in
the pariah of Dean Thorpe half an acre of land for the purpose of
cultivation. We understand it is his Lordship's intention to appro.
priate lit acres of land in the parish of Glapthorn, near Gundle, to
a similar purpose.—Stamford llevewy.
The Ntaiviird Aeon contains a long and indignant
article against the people of Louth, for their rudeness towards the
Duchess of St. Acme*, "On the arrival of the ietinue at Louth
(says the writer) the inhabitants, to the amount of some thou-
sands. thronged the streets in such a manner that the carriages
could only proceed at a foot pace to the Inn. This assem-
blage did not consist of the snob alone, but chiefly of the
inhabitants :unnamed " Gentry ;" and this assembl Ise was as
for the purpose of welcoming her Grace, but for indulging in
the vulgar stare to perfection. On the atr.val of the party at
the King's Head Inn, it became necessary to employ cormahks
to keep the mob out of the house ; and, though ibis plan su
in preventing the ingress of the raggamuffinly part of the assen.lnao.
still the well-dressed rabble—male and female—thronged the pas-
sage of the house, gracelessly eager to peep at her Grace, as .14
passed from one room to another. Such as could not get into the
inn thronged the upper salt:lows of a grocer's house opposite, in the
hope of there gratifying their curiosity. The rabble in the 'met,
lifted each other up to look in at the windows. A public breaktanro
the Noble Visitors was proposed, however, by one of the member• of
the body corporate, but it was immediately negatived by the Waldo".
who afterwards assigned as his reason for so doing, that his wife
would disapprove of it.' Fhe Vicar left the feast to p:.y his rr-
spects to their Grace., and invite them to visit his hermitage.
and he was the only one whose visit could be cen-idered to a
complimentary nature. The only per-eras who called be-ides
were beggars for the public charities, to which her Grace contri-
buted liberally. Amongst others who called were the ringers.
requiring ten guineas for their steeple music. The Duchess
sent them four guineas by Lord Amami BRAUCLIMC, whom
they mistook for an old valet. and on whom they showered
4ietal of abuse, telling him that the Duchess had sent them tine
guineas, and that he bad pocketed'one. On visiting the Dewar
the Duchess was pestered by the Curate with a petition, whicl"be
declined receiving. On leaving It the party went to view the church:
and here again the Curate forced his petition on the Duchess,"h"
she indigo:Judy threw away, without looking at it. The Michel
visited a few shops in Louth, and would have visited more, but 1,4
the conduct of the Louth Indies, who followed her from shop to
shop, staring through the windows at her during the time she wat
making her purchases. (hi leaving the town she signified her ds
termination never to enter it again. We commend her spirit."
During the list week, in prosecuting the efforts to
obtain spring water by boring, in the market•place 't
this town, the workmen met with a bed t f sand ore foci
three inches in thickness, which has shelved into the
orifice, and materially retarded the progress.—lios ties•
ing the dense log on Wednesday night,
the B :-
mingham mail was upset at Nutting hili ; no one wri
however, injured ; alter a lew mints es delay the coach
was raised, and proceeded on its journey. About the
same time the fore horses of the Kidderniinster mail rsn
against a gravel bank, near the Kilburn Gate, and wet°
thrown down, but no other injury was sustained.
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