Star.
London, England, 1817-11-17 00:00:00

MARKET. NOVEM"FR 17.

lieet ' 3.1 0-1 eri 44 0•:' Veal 4 0' to 5• 4,
Mn►tnn 39 4d re 4. 4: , P.,tit • 4• 04 ,en 5. 0
Beasts 4!4o—Theet and I omt). 10,450 -ralvr• 150--";'

This morning there was litile husine.• done in
Fin4s. Although no order ha% hecti nteeitrea, vr-•1
etinclude that the Stock Exchange will he el,.sed anaj
the Commissiunsers purchased double,' eir usual doily'
amount. A genaral anxiety prevail, d am•utg ttu
Bankers and Merchrnis to aseertai, wheti,r the
Bank would be closed nn Wednesday next, which
happe,,s to be a transfer day. Application was mad,:
to Mr. HAse, calm give tie following answer
" No instructions have been received by the flatk_ to
that effect "

It is stated in a letter feem Sr. SalvAder, of tl
17th Amoist, thee the Royalist troeps, tekine
session of Porn Imbiten, massacred great number
itioffending itiliabitents. From Peroambeco -
Janeiro, the Markets are glutted with al. kii
American produce. Superfine Finer is at 12
dollars per b irrel, and three months *apply on
Sugais -end Molassr s scarce and high at Bahia,
ton plenty ; Hides. Horns; and Fustic mace
high ; Coffee, none to be had at any price. ,
Count MAGAWI.V is hourly expected at Farm
Ireland, and her MAJESTY. it is said, proposes
her family at Vicena during the winter.
We are sorry to announce the death of the
Honourable the Countess of ALBEMARLE, wI
parted this lite on Friday evening, at the how
Mr. COKE of Norfolk. This mast amiable Lae
left her disconsolate husband with eleven chili
lament her irreparable loss.
The Aicsander and London transports arri
Portsmouth on Tuesday, and the Ocean on
from the Isle of France, with the 12th, and ii
of the 22J reeirneot on hoard. They sailed
.2.5 th July. Not more than one-third of the ce
sttength of the 12th regiment (about 300) h:
turned home ; the remainder, on the orders
given to embark, having volunteered to se,
other regiments in India. Tire transports 0
At the Cape of Creel Hope ar.i fir. Helena
the former pl ice they sailed on the 25th of All
trams the latter the '!lst September. The Oil
the I 2th regiment were very desirous of seei
NAPARTE; but he 4 ecnsed t.ime:lf from an in,
by the plea nt in,ti ;)osition : it had even im
three days 'previ...rs to the;r arrival there, I
Was ill. Hee however, promised to receive tl
the morning they were obliged to leave the
The Griffon sloop of war, Captain Winour,
sail in a day or two afterwards for Englend.
days after the trAitsporte left St. Helene (hav•
a run of abler siz knots), they all experience•
lert shock, as tltitnigli produced by an 4, :new
19ah regiment was twenty-one years in
two Officers and f!O men.only have retionod I
the original pumber that left England. yk'
above traMpOrts 141 the Isle of Fraoc', eve,
was go'ne on prosperously on Lie ;
building of Port Lutes w.ii Froceeding with r.
the trade of the Island having been declar.
numbers of vessels of all nations weer ,:air
Arriving there. The Musquito sloop of war,
BRINE, was lying there.
The garrison was ,
consisting of the 223 and slith regiments, An.
tachment of artillery, under Captain Dow
Governor FARQUHAR and his Aide-de-C im
ARTHUR rotates) were excreted to return r
land about next Christina:, on leave of
'Foe two Medeeascer Princes, who had beet
time on the Island. under tuition, had beci
home, in the Murton, Captain SrAwrcet.,
completed their education.
Feeley afternoon arrived at Spitheed the e
Trent, GRANT, from Malta, with a pert of
regin.ent on l.,riret. She left that Island on
of o.:tober, ie company with the Dorothy, ,
and. Regulus, which ships have on board detaL
of the 14th regiment—parted comrany from
on the tilst. She left at Malta the Mist
CHARLK; Priiiiose, and Tagus; the Gulp-
just sailed on a cruize. The transports
Caldicot, and Wilson, left Malta en the 9th
tnher, bound to England, with the remainder
:35th regiment on board. The transports ,
sb•ve ail arrived on Friday evening. The ,
raison 14th regiment, and Ist Battalion 35th
mint are come home in them.
Arrived on Saturday afternoon at Spahr
. _

brig Sisters, with invalids, from the Cape
Hope. She lelt St. Helena on the 2'2d of
bcr, and confirms, that an the preceding ,
shock of an earthquake was felt all over the
and so severely In James's VAley, that twe
woe shook clown there, and several were ml
malted. It happened about ten o'clock at ni
lasted neatly two minutes. The agitation es,
the munition.: motion of the earth was so great
many articles which were placed upon the :lief
the houses were thrown down. The beasts
were also s,,nsilily affected by this phenomenon,
shetted evident synipiams of terror at the event
large dinner party, who were at the Governor''
so much alarmed that they left the house
utmost precipitation. The agitation was sensiln
perienced on board the Conqueror, the air
Admiral PLAMPINt then lying in the Bay.
of the Church• on the Island were so much
as to occasion their sound to be distinctly In
considerable distance. BONAPARTE, it is t
tempted to go out of his house, when he was
by the sentinels.
Tug NiIitDERS AT GODALMINGThe bodies
'unfortunate sufferers were interred at. Godali
Saturday. The coffins were made alike, cow
block cloth, and carried each by six men
cloaks. The body of Mr. Chennel was fol
his friends and two servants, who had long
his employ ; and immediately after them I
the body of. Elizabeth W:lson, inournet alio
friends ; the Coroner7C3ury closed the processior
The funeral was attended by a great number
sons, and the greatest order was observed dr
performance of the burial service. No Leftist
been found to trace out the murderers.

r. of the
ing pos.
n'aerS ..f
to Rio
kind of
12 w 15
iss hand. • .1
is; Cot-
ate ani
ma from
s visaing
he Right
who de-
house of
Lady hal
Arisen to
strived at
a Friday,
invalids •
ed on the
have re
ers king
serve in
s touched
na ; from
'Loom—
)llicers of
eeing Bo-
interview
s eoorted,
:, that he
then) on
le
r, was to
til. TWO
Av•ng had
iced a dicit
tquAlce.—
in India ;
d home of
When the
•e,t, thing .
; the re-
repidity;
red free,
• In;tandy
r,
s healthy,
And A de-
lUGLAS.+
snip (Sir
it to Eng-
thsence.
seen some
been sent
having
•
transport
f the 35th
,n the 14th
Abeona,
rtachments
rom them
11bion, Sir
rmede had.
s Isabella,
9th of Oc-
Kier of the
mentioned
he 2d Bat-
35th regi.
•
ithead, the
e of Good •
Septem-
g night the
the Island,
two houses
e much da-
: night, and
I caused by
great, that
e shelves in
is and birds
xenon, and
event. it
rnor's, were
se with the •
sensibly en.
Big ship of
The bells
h disturbed.
heard at a
is said, at.
vas stepped
odies of the
i on
overed with
en in black
followed el
)n) been in
m followec
alio by bes
rocession.—
nbet of per.
Itiuring tts.
chit has ye:

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