Star.
London, England, 1829-10-09 00:00:00

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0! game upon your hearts at steel—
Oh cruel Wmustarou—Oh!—Pszt..
Cate►a daunt—
(kith translation•) The rest is not daicast.
• Alluding to t►e Watchman's mandate of " Move so."

The Hallam' Borsen Halle, of the 24 Oct. received
by the steamer, states that stocks are in great demand
and scarce. There, discounts had fallen from 51 to 41
per cent. and the new Polish Bonds have begun to be
subject of speculation at Vienna.
The harvest in Hungary is represented to have been
unusually productive, and hopes are entertained that the
vintage will be equally satisfactory.
By accounts from Washington, it appears that Mr.
REDELIO, the Brazilian Charge d'Affaires, has taken his
formal leave of the executive, and is shortly to depart
from the United States.
An extraordinary courier arrived last Monday at Paris,
with important dispatches to the Spanish Minister there;
and afterwards was immediately dispatched to London.—
Great preparations are making at Valence and Barcelona
for the reception of the Qt: E'EN of Spain.
Accounts from Naples of the 21st September, state,
that his Majesty had lent the KING of Spain a large sum
of money ; and that two barrels of gold bad been shipped
for Spain, to defray the expences of the brilliant fetes
which were preparing for the new QUEEN.
A telegraphic dispatch has been received at Toulon
stating that the Commander of the blockading squadron
off Algiers, states that two Corsairs are ready to sail from
that port, and warns the shipping not to leave their

convoys.
The private letters from Lisbon, by the Mail of yes-
terday, state that numerous murders are committed in the
above capital by both parties, which causes great con-
sternation amongst the inhabitants.
The curfew, which has fallen into disuse in most
towns in the kingdom, still exists in Arundel. It com-
mences on " Mayor-choosing day," and continues
through the winter.
EDITORIAL AFFRAT.A fracas occurred in New
Orleans on the 29th ult. between the Editors of the Argus and
angrier, in consequence of an electioneering paragraph published
by the latter. The Editor of the Courier, Mr. Dc
St. Ramo,
gives the following account of the affair, which was any
thing but creditable to the parties concerned :—.l"rhe
traitor came yesterday to Hewlett's Coffee-house, where I
was seated looking at a game of backgamusee, and after
having walked several times around me as I have been sines
informed by several persons who have made their affidavits of
the fact (for I did not see it myself) without daring to attack me,
and atter having rallied a few assassin.like wretches of his species,
be gave me, from behind, a blow with his fist in the face, which
kept me on my chair stunned for several seconds. Having got over
my surprise, I perceived, a few steps from me. the coward, the
traitor, the infamous John Gibson, the editor of the .drgus, with
his band in his breast, as in the act of drawing a weapon! I
rushed upon him. and striking him with the end of my umbrella
in the stomach, I made him lose his equilibrium, and, abandoning
my umbrella, I jumped upon him, seized him by the throat with
my two bands, and dragged or rather carried him to the reading
table, a distance of about ten paces front the spot where the villain
had bravely attacked me from behind. I threw him with all my
strength on that table, his face upwards, and there I began torenew
the strangling scene of Virginius, but seeing that the rascal would
not give up his soul I let my right hand loose to take my penknife
and open his guts, but I bad left my penknife at home, end my
bands being my only weapon I began the strangling process spies
when I perceived that the assassin, who bad already lost a part of
his gigantic strength, had a pair et pistols and a dagger in the left
pocket of his coat. I made sense efforts to seise the dense, hs order
is nail the coward to the table when I bad carried him, bet as I
was going is execute that meelterious set I was torn frees a peel
that meld no leaser snipe meth" a crowd of friends sad maim
who thereby aided is pelirson who bad attacked eas teem
behind, when Odes NA ampenehled with any thing Mke a afro-
site wespenos eppietereity is sleet his escape."

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