Star.
London, England, 1829-10-19 00:00:00

BUENOS A YILES, Am. 3.

The moment of the departure of the Two Marys for Baltimore
leaves us in a state of anxious suspense. The 'indent which were
held on the 26th ult. by agreement between the belligerent-parties
under the command of Lavalle and Boma, it is said have not bi en
acceded to by the latter, and, from appearances, hostile movements
are again a:petted. tis penally believed, however, that the
outside, or Federal party, will succeed. without much difficulty. in
which event tranquillity will be maintained. In consequence of
the late revolutionary movements, and the almost universal want
of confidence, the currency of the country has experienced a fur-
ther deprociadoo, and dosblooos are now et SS s dollars
Exchange en London SIIL a ad. pet dollar, and produce nearly in
proportion.

Under existing circumstances we can only recommend dour:
unbleached domestics 30 a 32 inch ; rice in half tierces, and Ann -
dean gin in 32 gal. casks as a cargo. These articles must always
do well, notwithstanding the political state of affairs, the fainter
especially, as we must depend entirely upon feeeign supplies for
12 months to come, not a plough having been pot into the ground
during the time for seeding. For the two months put we have
bad but few arrivals from the United States, the last of which are
the schooner Two Marys and the ship Tascaloosa, with fluor from
Baltimore, which has been placed at 72 dolls. a 73 dolls. per brl.
In making shipments of tour this way, regard should be had to
the quantity already sent forward, and to the price is Europe, as
well as to the consumption of the article in this place, which in the
actual state of things stay be estimated at 10,000 barrels a year.
Atra 4.—P.S. To-day the Governor has Issued a proclamation,
in which he says that the obstades to the re•unioa of the Legislature
are not of a serious east, and will soon be arranged ; at the same
time, he declares that there will be no further civil war. This
has tranquillized the people's minds, and, on the win*, things
wear a more favourable aspect. Flout, 72 dolls. a 73 dolls. duty
513 per brl; 30 to domestics, 4 dolls. 75 cents, duty 15 per cent ;
gin (20 degrees) 4 dolls. 50 per cents, duty 30 per ant; rice 714
25 lbs. duty 10 per cent ; hides, ox and cow, 241 to 25 per 35 fibs ,
horse-hides, none on sale ; nutria skins, 11 dolls. a 12 dolls.
Aun. 5, 4 rae.—lt is confidently said that all differences are
settled.

PROCLAMATION.
" Crnsints !—After you bad elected your Representative., some
triliog obstacles have occurred to prevent the assembling of the
Legislature. We can never expect that the calm of reason will
instantly prevail after the storm we have just experienced. if
there be one among you who fears the renewal of civil war, be
may rest satisfied that tlds will not be the case • for where is there
a Portents who, at the sight of our fields desolate and bathed in
blood, wishes again to raise his arm against his countrymen, and
give the signal for fresh disasters? Government is determined to •
maintain the preservation of peace, and promote, with all its
power, the re-establishment of permanent order. me means of
precaution have been found necessary to prevent the commission of
excesses by lawless men ; but the means taken to secure the lives
and fortunes of its citizens ought not to create alarm, and disturb
the tranquillity of the inhabitants. The Government hopes that
the measures which have been taken to secure a lasting peace to
the provinces will not he in vain. "JUAN LAVALLE.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. 3."
Accounts from Havaunalt to the 22i1 ultimo, received at New
Orleans, state that the squadron and transports were actively en-
gaged in shipping about six or seven thousand troops and munitions
of war, to assist the detschment which has already landed at Tam-
pico. There were twenty-Ave thousand to twenty-seven thousand
regular troops at Havannah, and upwards of that number of orga-
nised militia. Nearly every vessel which bad arrived from thr poets
of Spain brought from two to See hundred tronr4 in the capacity
of passengers, who are rowed in the Custom-house as such, and
immediately enrolled in the regular army.

NEW YORK.
Comm—Mane waggon loads of New Upland Cotton, in all I 9
bales, arrived in Cbatieston on Sunday.'l3th ult. from &metre!'
District, severally haw the plantations of Nuk Roach. Esq. Dr.
J. S. Bellinger, and I►lrs l'inckney. The quality from good 10
prime. A part of It has been already shipped to New York.

From the New York Prices Current of Sept. 23.
Corson.—The transactions since oar last have been limited.
The sales from the 18th to the 22d inclusive, comprise about 300
bales. Uplands at 84 a 101 cents. and ISO Alabama' at 81 et 101.
The demand has been principally for bane manufacture. Fine
qualities have become scarce, and higher price. are required for
that description.
Total import since in instant. , 5,582 bales.
Exports from Ist to 17th instant " 7,310
Freight to Liverpool /d. a id. sterling ; Continent / a 1/ tint.
EXCHANGE. -o' • 1
On Land. 60 days.. 9i I trance
Amsterdam. 40i a 40/
PRICE OP 6TOCKS, Ihreii.44). • .• - •
•
Ogrered.etekel..- : Offered. Asked.• •
U.S. Sizes. 1815-109/ ~ Banks, U. State., 123/ 123/ .
Ditto Fives, 1632. •100 • ' • • Ditto, Kew York 1.14 ll6
-----.• 1 ass ~..io 1 jr. . • ..E. Ditto, 31anbattan1171 117/
Ditto 4/.....1131.. 911 ....Of 1. Merchants
. 96
Ditto 5 •••••• •• •• In •••••171 '