Star.
London, England, 1829-12-11 00:00:00

LA)N DON.

FRIDAY, DE
PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock 917 a 18
3 per Cent. Red. 93, a a
3 per Ct. Cons. shut
34 per Ct. 1818, 1001
34 per Ct. Red. 100 99j a
4 per Cent. shut
4 per Ct. 1826, 1051
Long Ann.l9l 9-16tha6 I
Do. 30 Years, 19 5-16th. a

CEMBER 11.
AT TWO °CLOCK..

India Stock shut
India Bonds
Old Annuities
£lOOO Exch.Bills (2d) 79 4
£5OO Ditto 73 4
4EIOO and .2200 Ditto 73 4
Advertised, 12
Bank for Acct. 219
Cons. for Jan. 941 5 4 1
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.

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Brasil Ms, 5 pr Ct 87 Do. B. 1825, S prCt. 444 54 5 ]
Do. Acc. 67 61 Rus. eds. 1822, 5 prCt.loll4 ;
D ;.i..16 11.14. Sp. Ct. 74 Sp. Bdi. 5 per Ct.lOs I
Ditto Acct. 734 Do. Ace. 104
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. 15
BRITISH, AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWIr errimeK
411•112 PAID. PRA amass.
Anglo Mexican (iss. at £5 pm) 100 100 364
Brasilia , Imp. (i'4.45 pm.) 35 so 734 744
Do. National v. 5 10 154 4
Mesita.) 100 35 13
Real del Monte 400 400
Do. Scrip. 18 184
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 NI
Liverpool &Manchester 100. 90 . 161 160

This morning despatches were received at the Colonial
Office, in Downing-street, from Major-General Sir B.
D'Unsaw, Governor of Demerara and Essequibo.

Our letters from IA Guayra come up to the 18th of
October. The country was in the most perfect state of
tranquillity. Not a -word is mentioned respecting Con-
nor A ; and PAEZ was diligently attending to all local
improvements ; and carrying into execution, with the
greatest zeal and fidelity, every wish of the Li DE ATO a.
Commerce was assuming her regular course, and increas-
ing ; though the agricultural prodice— particularly
Cocoa—had been rather deficient this year. But M. RA-
V ENG A had accomplished the initiative of the plan which
he had been sent to carry into execution from Bogota, as
we announced a few days ago ; and was employed in
chartering vessels in the neighbouring ports to bring to
Europe a large supply or tobacco—a sufficient price, in
his opinion, not having been offered for it by the bidders
in La Guayra.

All the private letters received by the Brazil packet
agree in stating that the EmPEROR continued unchanged
in his determination to enter into no terms with the
usurper of his daughter's throne. His MAJESTY had
expressed the greatest satisfaction on hearing of the gal-
lant VILLA FLOE'S arrival at Terceira, and looked for
the return of Donna MARIA with intense anxiety. It is
not doubted at Rio that this event would 'be followed by
measures of the most energetic and decided nature for
securing the interests of the young Qv gam.
The plan adopted for depositing the dividends due on
the Portuguese Loan in the Bank of England, furnishes
a new proof of the EMPEROR'S intentions- with regard to'
a question which has given rise to tmo flinch vituperation
and calumny here. We need scarcely add, that the next
packet, bringing an account of the. QUEEN'S arrival,
and the measures to which it will naturally give rise, is
an object of anxious solicitude among the Portuguese
patriots, as well-as in all the political circles of Europe.

We publish in another part of our paper, a very long—
and a very clever—letter from Mr. WESTERN to his
constituents, on the now absorbing topic of the currency :
for interwoven—u all which affects the currency is—
with our financial stability, and existence as a solvent
country, it is not *ell possible to conceive a more
important or exciting subject of popular discus-
sion. Mr. W EST ERN has long 'mei a great au-
thority with the public on this vital, question, and has'
figured conspicuously in Parliament during the monetary
debates. But there is a greater, sounder, more prac-
tical authority than Mr. WESTERN; and it is now time
to proclaim to the country, that that paramount authority
is WILLIAM CORBETT. It is worse than idle—in the