Star.
London, England, 1827-10-13 00:00:00

however, happy to t.
is now quite day be took a drive
his pony phaeton., accompaaied 4p the Lord finareprA
in the Great Ptak fbr two boars, and appearsdk
cellent health and spirits.

Me Daniel enact this mienshig resales bathe same hatedve
state as on yesterday, and scarcely eau bargain his been done up
to the present time and they may be /opted ai the same price they
left of yesterday, 87 to for the Account, and 871 for next daze.
_ _ _ _

The ;triage this morning are few, and of little ecerquerie.

The Foreign tnorket Is algo very languid. and but little basin*s
is doing in Meziesn Bonds, and they.kave been fluctuating between
$4 and 55: In other Foreign Securities nothing is doing at, present.

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Current prices: Old Spanish 914, Mexican 54, Colombian 271,
Portuguese 75, Brazilian 56 1, Buenos Ayres 44.46, Rutalan 991
4, Danish 611 1, Greek 7S fp
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE;O'CLOCK.
The fluctuation In Consols this morning has been about 4 per
cent, from 979 to 97; and at present may be quoted at ti7l to 1
for the Account. The chief doing is be making up their Accounts
against next Tuesday, which Is settling day.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Steck 4154 cx div. India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 661 lex div. Ditto linage 96 97
3 per Ct. Coos. 371 South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. AlOOO F.xcisej. Bills 61 64
31 per Cent. Red. 93 991 ex d. A5OO Ditto 61 64
4 per Ct. New 1011 4 AlOO and Moo Dkto 61 64
4 per Cent. Scrip Advertised
4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 ex die. Bank for Account 2191
Lang Ann. 194 4 sidle. Consols for Acta. $7l 87
FORKION FUNDS, TWO IECI.OI K•
Brazilian Bds.s p Ct. 561 157 Do. Ns. 0125,6 p Ct. SS 544
Do. Account ST 561 57 531 541 •
Cotomblan bonds. o p Ct. II Do. Acc. 544 531 SO
Ditto Bds, 19114,16 4 Russ. lkis,t 899.5 pc. 991
Dania; lids. 3p Ct. 614 31:. Bds 5 p Ct. 91 4
Do Acct. Do. Acct. 91
Greek Bonds, S p Ct: French Rents. 5 p C. 101 f 25c
Do. Bds. 11125,5 p Ct. 154 Exchange, 151 30c
Mex. Bonds, 5 per Ct. French Ranee, 3 p Ct.72f
Do Acct. Exchange 115(30c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

Brazilian SS
Potosi La Pax & Perez. Am. IS
Royal bids
Real del Made 400
Do. Do. 4
Alliance llritish and Forelin 100

FA 11%
20 Si I St
S XII 15s,
1 9.11 Ifs
400
490
10

4W 435
9

. Although it is now nearly a month since the date of
the last diipatches from Constantinople, no further in-
telligence from that capital has yet been received, either,
in the City, or at say of the Government Offices.

We have no arrivals either of Prench Papers or of Fo-
reign Mails to day. By private letters, however, received
from Rio Janeiro to the 18th August, via Guernsey, we
learn that the Emperor Dos PIDRO has contracted
a loan to the value of £,5,0001. sterling on the Bank
of Rio. The finances of the Empire are described as being
in a bad state; and it is said that General BRANDT is to
proceed to this country, for the purpose of negoeiating
a loan. It was reported at Rio that the Emrsaoa
was going to make another attempt -at negoeiation
with the Government of Buenos Ayres, for which
purpose a confidential person was about to be sent to
our Ambassador, Lord Possoway. These letters state
the exchange had fallen to 29fr.

Accounts from Leghorn mention the arrival at that
place, from Rio Janeiro, of the Marquis DaLozza, de.
puted, it is said, by the Emperor of BRAZIL, to de-
mand in marriage the hand of a German Princess for
bis Master.

This d■y his Gum the Duke of WiLLIKOTON left
wan, on a vigil to the Earl Of WISTMOROLAND, at
Brimpton House, Somerset.
Dispatches were received this day at the Colonial
Office, from Sir Nut. Course Lt., at Sierra Leone.
Dispatches were received at the Admiralty yesterday
frees Sir Wmuan Hens, the Conustander of the Royal Sovereign
yacht, which were immediately forwarded to the Kum, at the
loyal Lodge, in Windsor Park.
Prince ESTallnAlT, the' Austrian Ambassador, trans.

acted badness yesterday at the Office of the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs.
The Bishop sf LONDON and Lord Mc[ await visited
Viscount Goptisca
_yesterday. at his residence in Downingatreet.
Viscount de ITABAYAMA, the BrAillian Minister.

pee a grind diplomatic dinner yesterday, at his house lu Park-
crescent, to celebrate the anniversary of kis Majesty the Emperei
of %tames Birth-day, at which were present, envenom many other
dlstioguished individuals, the Earl of Dustrt, Prince Faviuman,
Marquis de PALIIIILLi, Sit Coaaass STUMM, Mr. dr nice,
Count Sr. Mama D'Atu.m, Lord Howaan as WA=ems Mr.
Bscsuouse, &c. Its.
The remains of the late Right Honourable Lord
Fes:mock Moolace, brother to his Grace the Duke of Mao-
euerria, were interred yesterday in the family vauk in Kinsbolton
Church.

Esti act of a letter, dated Matacaibef, 21st August :
" General Bolivar must by this time have reached
Cucuta, on his way from Carthagena to Bogota, to
assume the reins of government. He has hitherto been
met with a spirit of opposition, in quarters in which it
was least to be expected—a spirit that has been fo-
mented more by motives of persrsval inter st than pa-
triotism—but I have little doubt that he will ultimately
carry his pleasures, if they be conducted on liberal
principles. Ti e conduct of the legislative cabal in Bo-
gota, throughout, has been as pernicious as it was dis-
graceful: to have opposed in ihe way they have done
the wi►hes and exertions of the only man in the country
who is able to allay this war of elements, could be ex-
tenuated by nothing else than the most profound igno-
rance, were we not too well acquainted with both their
private and public character. in fact, the Liberator's
name is

A Wirer of strength,
Which theyura the adverse twins want.'.

This city is now entirely garrisoned by the Militia. The
battalion of Carabobo, almost exclusively officered by
•Bsiglishascn, has left this with one or two other batta-
lions, on its way to the 'capital, there to support the
projects of the Liberator. General Urdaneta, the de-
voted, asd; I may say, the enthusiastic friend of Bolivar,
has been appointed Commander in Chief of the Army."
Tim accounts from the manufacturing districts con-
unue to be on the whole favourable. In Scotland, par-
ticularly, there has been great activity ; and large ship-
ments have been made at Greenock for India, in con-
sequence, at it is understood, of a demand for the
Burmese Empire. The severs are generally em-
ployed, bee not at high wages. The Yorkshire letters-
mention a fair demand for cloths; and the same may
be said of the Wescott-England : but the prices are still
considerably under those of 1824, and some recent saves
in Logsdon have been attended such heavy losses. At
'Werwich thehands are Busy, and prices are fair. Man-
chester, Ittassciaageld, Bolton, and Stockport, present
little •ariation'froin 'the last account. The detnand is
'steady—not brisk; and hopes are entertained that it
n ay be, to a reAsonable extent, permanent.

1E E

THE. QUEEN OF WURTIMBERG.. •

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by a •li
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Thavitat, Oar. 12.-11. s Majesty's yacht Royal
Sovereign anchored in this port yesterday, at half past
hyee•P'clock, having on board her Majesty the Queen
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of Wtraressaaao and Suite, on their way to Germany.
The yacht and. the two steam vessels in attendance,
encountered a very heavy gale during the night.
haying at anchor in the Swin. near the west buoy of the
to which anchorage they returned 'from sea
yesterday evening, owing to the stormy appearance of
the weather. The steam vessels lost an anchor each
during the gale. .Her Istmaaary suffered but very little
horn sea sickness, or the inclemency of the weather,
except being a little fatigued, and is in very good health.
The yacht will remain here until the weather is more
settled, in order to take her MAJWITY with a little more
ease and comfort across the water. The yacht left
Nortlifieet at eight o'clock on Wednesday morning,
having arrived there the day previous from Deptford.
where her MAJUTY embarked. The storm at Harwich
was so great last night, that twelve vessels, large and.
stralkwere driven bom their anchorage, and foupd on
the beach this morning. Upon her MaJaarr's arrival,
colours were hoisted on board the ships and vessels in
the harbour, and public buildings in the town, and the
bells rang a merry peal. The Naval and Military
Officers, Sec. stationed here immediately repaired on
board to pay their respects. Her MAJUTY declined
coming on shore yesterday, but was expected to remain
all this day, and sail in the evening, should the weather
prove favourable.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

CHANGES.

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- The Duke and Duchess of Clarence, front the Admiralty, far
Bu,hy Park ; the Duke and Duchess of Richmood, at Newmarket,
treat their seat, Goodwood, Sussex ; the Duchess of Rutland, at
Melton Mowbray, front Belvoir Castles Marquis and Marabous'
of Exeter, at Newmarket, from Cromer Norfolk; Sir Robert
sad Lady Breiwnrigg, at White Knights, Berk., from Monmouth ;
Sir Charles Saxton, -Bart. at his seat, In Berko, front Ireland;
Henry Bonham. Esq. M.P. Mrs. Bonham, and Family, from Tu-
nes. Park, to Brighton; J. R. Vivian, Req. at the Royal Hotel, St,
James's-street, from Wales; G. Fox, Esq. at ditto, front Ireland ;
J. Sharkes, Esq. at ditto, from Leamington, in Warericluhire ;
Coked likaloa. at Penton's Hotel, St. Jamees.streeti from York-
shire; R. H. buyout, En. at ditto, from Wales; the Rev. P.
Bastard and J. Taylor. Esq. at ditto from stony • Lady Phillips
and Family, at the Bath Hotel, Arlingtowstreet, from a tour; Mr.
Mrs. and Miss Bernard, at ditto, front their seat in Hants • Mr.
Boothe, at ditto, from Brighton • Major and Mrs. Ormond, front
ditto, for the Continent ; Mrs. and Miss Pemberton, from ditto, for
Hems; the Marquis of Hastings, from the Burlington Hotel, Old
Burlington and Cott-streets, fee Cambridge, Capt. Snow, from
dine, for Boris ; Robert Colqaihmus, Esq.- from ditto, for Paris
Mrs. Fitelierbert, for Brighton; the Earl of Beshorough and the
Hon. Was, and Lady Barbara Ponsenby, from Edinburgh, to Earl
Grey's seat, Howkk, Northumberland; the Earl and Countess of
Bradford, front their seat in Shropshire, for Castle Bromwich,
Birmingham-' -Sir Charles Rowley, Ban. for his seat in Berk.;
the Hon. Thomas Grenville, from the Maquis of Stafford*. seat in
Staffordshire, for Earl Spencer's seat, Aithorpe, Northamptoa.
shire; the Hon: Miss Grimston, for her seat, Hens; Lord and Lady
F. L. Gower, for Lekham. Belts; Captain Byng, to Yorkshire;
Mortimer Ricardo, Esq. at Nerot's Hotels, Clifford and Cork
Streets, from Berlin ; John Moloch, Esq. at ditto, from Berlin ;
Mrs. 8;d the Misses Clayton, from ditto; J. Angerstein, Esq. from
ditto ; Mrs. Barnett and Ladies, from ditto ; the Rev. P. Stoney-
, ropy, Mrs. Meneypenny, and lite Misses Dering, at Marshal
Thompson's Hotel. Cavendish-square; Sir E. Chohnley Desing,
Bast. Rev. Edward C. Dering, and Captain Herrington, R.N. at
ditto; Charles Teriselton, Esq. at ditto; Thomas Curtis, Esq. at
ditto; Andrew Knight, Esq. at Ditto; Charles Minet, Esq. at
ditto; Boren Pereira, Le Compte de Soubegran. and Monsieur
Opponbeint, front ditto ; S. V. Surtees, Esq. fromdirto; the Rev.
I Dr. and Mrs. Hare and Miss Ash, from Jordan's Hotel, St.
James's-street, fat

LADY PILKINGTOWS GRAND FETE,
AT DEDHAM, MIL

The above Lady gave a grand Ball and Supper.
on Wednesday evening, to about two hundred of
the first families in the county, in honour of her
eldest daughter coming of age. The approach to the
house was illuminated with variegated lamps. The'
company, after passing through a magnificent Ch;..
nese bell, decorated with the choicest flowers of the
East. entered a magnificent ball room, 44 feet long
by 22, hung with tapestry of pink and white, with
festoons of artificial flowers. Dancing commenced
about ten o'clock. The refreshments and supper were
served up on a service of plate, rich in sculpture and
rare in device.—The wines included the produce of
*very country; and the dessert was unexampled at thi,
season of the year. During supper, songs and glees
were most admirably executed by Messrs. Tartams,
GOULDINGif &c.

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"""I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1827. ' weather, from faking his usual recreation in thi
. Park. His MAJBATT, we are, however, happy t
evreinv 12Y VI4 Ama sr_ TWIALVIC CIVIL:OC/. is now quite reciweted. Thar day be rook a d