Star.
London, England, 1817-09-26 00:00:00

TRIESTE. SEP TEMBER 6.

OW Government has officially announced; that
thirty Corsairs, under the fl ig of tl:e Buenos Ayres
Insurgents, sailed from Aux Cayes, in St. Domingo,
about the end of July. It is believed that severra of
these vessels intend to cruise on the coasts of Eiarope„
Mr. Allen, the Consul of the United States, who to.
sides here, has communicated this intelligence to the
other Consuls. The price of Colonial productions
has risen, and, it is believed, will be kept up, by this
intelligence.
TUNIS, AUGUST I.
All this Regency has bads bitbettorenerta4jp7m
the contagious .disorder ; thinike tei 'Vie *precaution
which has been wire!' to cut of all communication
with those villa ges on the frontiers of Algiers in which
some alarming symptoms had shewn thetn,elver.
The mortality at Bona is at the rate of sixty prisros
a day. It is still worse at Constantine ; aiid it may
be feared that the disease will not stop tin the last
inhabitant has fallen a victim, on account of the blind
fanaticism of the Moors, who make it a point of ho-
nour to contend with each other for the blid.es of
those who fall by the plague, in order to render them
the last honours.

Notwithstanding the precautions taken at the Isle
of Tabard* relative to the coral fishermeo, stveral
barks have communicated with Bona. The King a
Naples has sent some icorridnrs thither, with orders
to watch over those barks, and convoy them back to
Tripoli, where they will undergo rigorous quarantine.

NISMF.S. SEPTEMCER 10.
(FAO NI A PILIVATZ truss.)
lis certain that robbery and merder is no longer
cmitted in the open streets ; but still we stand
upon a volcano, and same event totally foreign to ns
may cause a new explosion, more violent than that
we have already experienced. To the atrocities of
a furious and fana:ical populace have succeeded the
most deplorable of all iniquities, that of the tribunals.
We once hoped that this evil was perhaps peculiar to
our department; but we have acquired the melan-
choly certainty that the influence o: the persons who
hold the Gard in oppression is ex.ended at pleasure
beyond its limits. The Government, in order to
withdraw great criminals. from that fatal and deplor-
able influence, had transferred the f some of-
fentes to the Assize Court of the Dep.irtmeat of ;he
Drome, and the following was the result ol dr.tt pro•
ceeding:-.Two unfortunate women (Preestaut.)
were assassinated in their houses, at Nismes. Seve.
sal witnesses saw the crime c,mmitted, and recog-
nized the perpetraturs. The new Prefect (M. d'Ar-
gout ) whose conduct merits the highest prays?, caned
them to be arrested, anti the witnesses, in spite of me-
naces and intriguer, bad the courage to &clam the
cube. Weil, the prisoners wen: scandalothly acquit.
red !—Onl, indeed, was detained on another chakgeg
the other, and the v:;titesces for the defence, arrived
here in a sort of triumphal stare, in .cerriagec deco-
rated with brincher 01 trees. at tire other hand,
men condemned to death er.joy the pleasere here of
reading in open tidy their sentence: posted tip at the
comers of streets, without any me saying a v. utd to
them : while a person. named Barry, (a Protestant)
so wham the Royal clemency was extended. two
laontnc agt., is still, r know not for What reason, in
the r,

• G. CARKOLL, the. Contta:tor, bel:s leave to call
the attention of the Public to tt.e Scheme of the' pre-
sent Lottery, *IIICII conteins Six Poets of a20.(00
It consists et 7,100 N.nribers, An 4 will commence
drawing on the 7:h of l'l.,vcmineu. Those who ate
desirous cif obtaining any particiitar or t..viwrite Num-
ben ate respectfully' solicited to apply at the Con.
tractor's Others, No. 7, Cornbill, and 'X, Oztord.
street, as early as
.ftessible, Itbi any disappointment
should arise Worn the Numtrs being sold.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON..

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1817.
PRICE OF mot S THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Reduced stint—Coosole, ooft—Do. for Oct. NI
4 per Cent. shut—Navy, 1041—Inclis Bonds 'IS pre.
Bank Long ADM shut—lschequer IWs, SU. to li7s. pr.

A Flanders Mail arrived last night, and from the
papers brought by it we have extracted some inte-
resting articles, which will be found in another column.

A Dutch Mail has also brought us this morainic.
Dutch and Flemish Papers to the 23d inst. Among
the extracts which we subjoin, will be found a letter
from Cads:, which, while it gives rather a gloomy
complexion to the state of the Royal cause in Spanish
America in general, states, with some confidence,
that in Mexico it has become quite triumphant, and
that Mrs.% has a: last surrendered at discretion. The
success of this adventurer we have certainly never
considered as otherwise than very doubtful ; but this
report of his defeat is altogether too vague, and comes
from too suspicious a quarter to be entitled to any
reliance.