Star.
London, England, 1828-12-23 00:00:00

BY THR MAIL.

It is still in agitation to make an attack on Algiers next spiv
it is even said that the Minister of War is busy in forming**
of attack for the troops. At Toulon they are constructing oft
of a new description for the expedition. The command sfu,
troops it is supposed will be given to Marshal Matson, whey
be reinforced by troops from France.
Accounts from Marseilles ►tate, that they are employed ibtok
forming a lazaretto for the sick returning from the Mores.
They write front Berlin of the 13th December, that prim,
letters received front St. Petersburgh state, that Ilussia is m4,,,1
immense preparations for the melt campaisn, in case the iv
should nut consent to the demands Of NICCOLAS. &ill a reps
prevails in the above capital, that Ancona will be the plat, zn
Congrets to discuss the affairs of the East.

CITY. TweLvr. OTLOCL
Consols opened this morning at 1171 j, since which they Ng
been done at VI for the Account, but no speculations of cool
quence are going forward.
CITY, RALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCL

The Consul market has improved, as Consols may be
preset.t at 87j for the Account, with a firm nutlet.
' In t►e Foreign market little or nothing is doing.

DUBLIN, Dcc. 17.

•
BerwarnAK Cuss .-= first meeting for the Rio
was held yesterday at hlorrlson's Great Rooms, and sever se a
former occasions were the characteristic qualities for whirl du
delightful Society is remarkable called into snore actin or lan
operation. Amongst the company present. which 'consittal
upwards of one hundred persons, were.--
His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, Lord Francis Lees
Gower, Mr. Berkeley. Paget, Sir John Byn:, and General DA
and Scat ta,t Solicitoe-General, Mr. Gregory. the Archdeaaei
Edmore, Mr. George Moore, M.P. Colonel Blacker, Mr. via
Mr. I...Saurin, &ea kc.
The screens and gallery were as usual erowded with Laillts,s
amongst them the female branches of the Lord Lieutenaat'll
mily. The Earl of liathdowne presided. " The Exports of I
land," the charter toast of the Club, was not forgotten.
•

LIVERPOOL DEC. 21.
•
Extract of a letter from Monte Video, dated the 4i
of October, received here this day, per the Calla—
" I have now the satisfaction of apprising you that di
day, at the house of the British Consul in this city,
exchange of the ratified Treaty between Buenos Ape
and tt e Brazils took place. Mr. -Parish, the British
Charge d'Affaires at Buenos Ayres, arrived yesterday
from that place in the Heron sloop of war, and the
Buenos Ayrean Commissioners in a corvette (1 their
own. According to the Treaty, the blockade should be
raised in 48 hours after the exchange ; but no impedo
meet has been given for some days to vessels proceeding
up; twenty or more having already gone, and Oa
number at least remain here, to proceed as fast as tlay
can clear. Freights will be much lower at Buenos Ayres
than was expected, as every day will increase the nimbi'
of vessels- there.—Exchange 40d. here, and at Boa
Ayres 210.1'
NAVAL INTLLIGENCE.

MAILS AsanenTHlS Dat—Dublin 1.--Waterford I—Franck
Flanders I—Buenos Ayres I—Brasil 1.
Extract from the Agents to Lloyd's, dated Bonn Ayres, Sept.
" It is expected that his Majesty!. ship Heron will sail
Monte Video to-morrow or nest day with this Otwermitto
formal ratification of the Preliminary Treity'of Peace, signed
Rio Javelin on the 27th August. The blockade is to be re
48 hours after the ratification reaches Monte Video. All
vessels detained since the 27th ultimo by the Meehading Kunio
are tote immediately liberated."
Rao Jaanao, Oct. 27.—An exchange of Radii:adorn of de
Treaty of Pease between Brazil and Buenos Ayres took place 11
Monte Video on the 4th 'aslant, and trade with the river Pawl
now declared free and uninterrupted. There are still printer*
on the ..cont, but their recent depredations have been ditto'
against the lags of the Empire. The Modena, Sto.
Ulpenes and Patoche, and the Fin de American, Brazan'i
sell, arrived at Salado on the 16th and 18th September, prizes*
the Roadian Brazilian brig of war.
The Erie, HAMMOND. (rum Quebec to Landon, was lost co de
12th instant on Mamevagan Sboal—crew sired.
The Samuel Whitbread, Maaatorr, from Quebec to Load^
was abandoned on the istkaustant in lat. SO. 10ug.19.
The Fanwood, bloanani, from Quebec to Liverpool, is ancla
ea the island of Lang y— passeugers and three of tke C
drowned.

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The Frederick, Ls 80011.4101,1, from Maras. to F.nsiana,
wrecked on the llith instant sear Camares.
Pass, D.C. 22.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Para
Perm, from Pars ' • and Nautilus, CLAYTON, from St. Dom*
The outward-bound remain.
Poarsmootu, Dec. 22—Wind W. by S.—Arrived the Intrepli
littsvar, from Jamaica—lost sails and buloarks, and shelters*
&Lamont, Dec. 21.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived the Swab/
packet, -BaLoocc, from Buenos Aires—sailed 28th Septesket
from Monte Video Sib October, and Rio Janeiro 28th.
;
Coons, 22.—Arrived the Stephens, from Quebec
Venus, Sawn, front Oporto.
Now, Du. 21.—Arrived the Mercury, Came,. from !Is.
foundland; Shark, Pim, front Lisbon.
LtvaarooL, Due. IL—Arrived the Calpe, Score, from NO
Video; Antigua packet, from Demerara; Sarah, ?accts. 10
Savannah ; Louisa, Bautusr, from Charente ;
Pac
from New Tort.
the

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we regret to state, tnany.are sufferers, s discovered 9t Brithr
a Thursday last. The delinquent bas forged acceptaaces on cito
t.
Ancuusata htiNest.ass, of that town, to the anuont of 304
greater pan of which be has succeeded in getting discounted. 17t)
has heti* missing for about teu days, and his &Wrinkle' is $O4
be Asti**.