Star.
London, England, 1829-01-31 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICA.

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• 00PY Or PANT OP A LATTER RECEIVED BT THE •
NOCTON PACKET. .

ills Majesty's ship Tribune, Monte Video. Nov. 12.
“ We yesterday expected to have a brush with a
prim ban frigate. The brig Nestor, of Liverpool, for
Valpatai.o, with a cargo of sugar and coffee, was file.
gally captured by a Buenos Ayrean privateer, which
sw rsecpsently. on falling in with a Brazilian squadron,
sieser rd the brig, taking with her all the crew but the
m rites, co k, and a boy. These ran down to the Bra-
zilian squadron for assistance, who, instead of affording
itacrok possession of her, and sent her in charge of a
prize master to this place. where she was condemned.l
The Consul remonstrated very strongly with the Bra-
elan-Admiral and Governor, but to no purpose. He
then plainly told them that if an English man of war
could present it, she should not leave the port, but
was informed that they intended sending her to Rio.
There was now but one course. to pursue; we un-
gaoled. anti got . every thing ready to start at a
nsoment. Yesterday morning we observed the Nestor
and a Bras lian frigate get under weigh. , At eight
they went out t.f port in company ; we instantly tossed
t':e anchor uO, and stood after them, wider easy
kid, till eleven, when being about seven miles from the
poll we m ide sail, cleared for action, double shotted
our guns, and ran alo-sigside the frigate; at the same
tide sent a boat with a Lieutenant and ten men to take
possession cf the brig.. We then hailed the Captain,
Rho said that if we insisted on having the brig he must
give her up. Not quite the thing to relinquish his charge
to
.a frigate of iris own force, and in sight of his own
squadron of twenty two sail, frigates, corvettes, and
brigs. We returned to Monte Video and anchored near
their Admir d, with the brig under our guns. The first
in 4)0 e of the Admiral was to send all the squadron to
engage us; but a.ter he had unmoored he rook wit in
his anger. and cnanged his mind. What the result will
be I do 'sou know. We are ready for them at any thing.
1. think they u ill find us queer customers. Nov. 14th—
The 11 az liens are much mortified, but have not at-
temi ted to ,molest us or the brig. Some of their Cap-
t.lins have been on board, and did not seem to like ow
appearance."

t HE EVENING STAR.

IMAI/oN.

' SATURDAY. JANUARY SI, 1829
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PIIICE OF s'i()Fl(3 AT TWO 0.1.00 K.
Dank Aitick 2124 tt4 12* ludia ll.ii'l- 67.8.
3 psf•ertit:ll.l 118 7$ South Sea Stock
5 per Ct. Cutts,. 874 i • Old Annuities
3$ per. Cent. 1818. 96i k New Ditto
3$ yew Con. Neil 961 7 Alm/ Exekeit.llills 68 7 8
4.F.A. et. New. 1411; gii 4500 intu. 68 7 9
4 pet-4'mi toini 1051, kloti awl X•a011 Ditto 68 7 9
loithuAne 20 1 16 Commercial
India Stock 238$ • ConNols for Acct. 87* & i
Firlinli;a: litlril its, TWO ifel.trt K
Austrian numb. 5 p• Ct 98 Greek 111-.1825. 5 pCt. 15$
i .•.. .1,1.4E14... 6 prrCt. 19$ Mr5.1k15,181.5,6p Ct.3li
Di..llnottA.lB't4, 191 Do Arm 31i $
$
I
Do. Acct. 191 201 19* Spanish Ms 5 p Ct. 91
DkiTisH AND FOREIGN SD Alt KS, TWO O'CLOCK.

• /HA MC PA ID.
A lila neck= . 100 100 . 21 20k
16111100 300 300 366
brazilhan 35 20 654 67 66
Ditto National 2S 5 9
Columbian 100 274 114
United Mrzlean 40 394 354 4
Provinnial Bank of Iceland 100 25 214 .

ry the Paris Papers of Wednesday it appears that
the• Speech of the King of FRANCS has given very'
genet al satisfaction in the capital. We have inserted in
our front page some very interesting remarks on this
document, from the demi•ofcial Piper, the Journal des
Debella. :The fcreign intelligence by this conveyance
is of Considerable importance, and tend to confirm the
reports that bad prevailed for some time, of the deter-
mination of the Turks to allow the Russians no rest in
their wiitter quirt tern. If the accounts are to be ere.
dited,i considerably body cf the former have already
pissed the Danube at doff re' t points; and it is ge-
ite•illy thought that unle4 the Grand Duke CONSTAR.
wie-speedily art ive. with thelsoli•h army; the Russians
must so..,.n.abansion the provinces, and ieek for safety
on-the left bank of th'e .P►uth. floweveribisatateatent
mry :be eiragger ited, all accounts received wi.hin these
few days agiee_ that there was a general movement in
the Rassian camp, and at this sea•on of the )ear, and
with such inclement weather, it may beeusily conceived
that nothing but the greatest necessity could have inc
theirs in motion.

`The negociations of the American Agent with the
Poite, are stated td have tailed. He is reported to have
propqsed as a basis of a Treaty • kb Turkey, the free
navigation of the Dardanelles and Bosphorus to all
!nations, which was refused. The conduct of the 151te
in this resspect is supposed to have proceeded from its
friendly feeling towards this Country, an amicable in-
rercoutse with which it seems more than ever desirous
of cultivating.

• The Harnburgh Papers. btouglit by the Dutch
are baste* cf political intelligence. The following ate
• the principal content,:
NAPLES. Jiiemae 4.
For sane days we have bad Seven cad, with North winds; Oft
ountosks of Vesuvius, and of all the neighbouring mountains, sr,'
covered with snow. Till now we have had no signs of winter.

JaM4.—The Month which opened in Vesuvions some t hue ago.
having again beefsfnuenlsried, emits atones, and front the cities of
bit umennos substalites before thrown out of the volcano itself, liquid
fire now issues.

As. IL—Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Helen of
Russia dined to-day with their Bl4jcaties and the Royal Fan say,

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who have shown *very possible Mtegigioa to their &depilated
whator.-oGeeraol V* *pie dr& doe .110 k. Jaw. Is.
STOCEW.I9I. !AP. W.
Lettere far Finland lumina, to speak of the report that a.
Diet is impested to be calla in the Grand Duchy, for the pnr
of complcanithe aimy of Finland, and granting the sums been-
ArmiLdgfrey the expense. If affairs in the fiouth should-tadere the
Emperor to place it on the war easablishmenc.
According to aecosists lions St. Petersburgb, the Emperor bad
deferred for a fortnight bis visit to Finland. •
HANOVER, JAN. 111:
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived bere oa
Tuesday, from Magdeburgh.—lfambrigh Carrespndesa, Jaw. 23.
HAMBURGH.
• Bonn Hall, Four o'clock.

Wuray.—The trade in this article has been brisk for, the last
few days. Of earlier arrivals there is still a considerable quantity
unsold, notwithstanding several purehases made during the week;
both in speculation and for consumption. The arrivals by land
carriage, which were not considerable, found purchasers.
During the first ten days of January thirteen cargoes of Sour
passed the Sound, of which twelve were bound to British ports,
and one to Norway.
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wasone.
Dantsie Wheat 124 to 130
Pommeranian 125 132
Anita!' (white) US 128
Ditto (red) 122 132
Danish 120 • 330
Dantsie Rye 118 122
}lagdebutsh Barley 100 102
Anbalt 100 108
Upland Oats 88 ' 80
Holstein

WTHLS.
185 to 410
175 185
190 195
185 194
135 160
88 99
70 84
82 84
48 48
185 175

, Rapeseed
Funds are offer o.day. The direct post from London of the
2d is still due. Large sums in gold are expected by the packet.
Bills en London are still dethanded, notwithstanding the rise in
the Exchange.
Anglo Danish Loan, S per Cent. . 601
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Anglo Russian • . . • lit k
Hamburgh Russian Loan . . . $6
Anglo Prussian Loan of IBIS . 99j
Austrian Bank Shares • . . 1,117
Austrian Metalliques Hi
Exchange on London—Two months,ls 61; Sight, 15 71
—Hambsergla Reporterolonuary 23.
A M WIER DAM, JAIL 2s.

PoIPIILATION ■[TUUS /OK DM.

Births (legitimate) .
Ditto (illegitimate) .

► 11,6'/4
554

Total . . 7.2 is

Deaths . . . •

• 7,078

. 330

Accounts from the cities on the Banks of the Rhine state that
that river is frozen over in several picas.—Dutch rapers,Jan.za.

EXCHANGHS ON LONDON.
JAN. 20.—Three months, 6 204.
AMSTIRDASS, Jas. 27.-11 87 5.10.; Two months, 11 80.
ST. PETBASIRIMIIF, JAN. 12.—Tbisa months, 11 1-18.
" r y Tsv sive o'CLocx.
,Consols opened dila morning at .874, and at present may be
quoted at 874 to I, with little doing. ,
In the Foreign market the prices are nisminal at resent.
It it stated that part of the Portuguese refugees are arrived at
Terceira.

CITY. IIA LP-PAST .ONg O•CCL.OOK. •.
Although there is very little business doing up to the present
time la the Consul market. Consols remain iirm at 87* for the Ac-
count. We are rather dull in the City, and without any reports.

THE ARMY.

Detachments from the following corps marched -yesterday from
Chatham, for the undermentioned stations—The 30th Font for
Albany Barracks; 66th Infantry for Bristol, on route to Temple-
more; 84th Foot for Bristol, on route to Longford; 95th Infantry
for Gosport. -
The undermentioned Detachments belonging to the following

Corps, at Maidstone and Chatham, have received orders to prepare
for embarkation on board the Sussex and Atlas Indiasten about
the 17th. of February, for the ptirpose of joining their respective
resiments at Bombay—The 4th Light Dragoons, three Officers and
filly men; 2el Foot, one lac= and fifty meet • 6th Infantry, five
Officers and fifty men 20th Foot, five Olen and fifty men;
40th Infantry, eleven Officers and fifty men.
Detachments belonging to the undermentioned Regiments have
received orders to prepare fur embarkation about the sth of March,
oil board the Thames, Windsor, and Repulse Indianian, for the
purpose of joining their respective Corps at Madras-15th Light
Orgoons, two Officers and one hundred men; Ist Foot, two
Officers and one hundred men ; 41st Infantry, eight Officers and
one hundred men ,• 45th Foot, tour Officers and one hundred men ;
46:b Infantry, thtee Officers and one hundred men; 4th Foot,
six Officers and one hundred men ; 54th Infantry, silt Officers and
One hundred men.