Star.
London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

HERNOSAND, Sorninza 22.

On the 19th the Commandant received by express
an official letter, stating, that his Majesty had resolved
that 4000 tons barley, especially such as was fit for
sowing, should be sent while the navigation was open,
for the magazines here and at Sundwall, to Norrkoping;
on which measures mere takze immediately to embark
with kll speed 2000 tons here, and the same quantity at
Sundwall.

The French Papers of Siturday have been received.
An abstract of their contents, ,t gether with arrivals
from various quarters, will be nd in the firsrpage.
Quebec Papers to the 15th Sept. contain no news.
Recent letters are in town from Colombia, but they
do not mention the submission of PAIR/.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Not a feature has taken place in the Comma market the whole of
the morning worth mentioning. Consols, which were at the cont.l
mencentent of the market at 110 i for the Account, and SG a for
Money, have continued at the above price up to the present time,
alternatively buyers and sellers.

The amount of dollars which the Mexican Government has sent
by Mr. Caaucitio, is 452 thousand and three thousand doubloons
in gold.—No letters from Mexico has as yet been received by the
HOSSA a frigate.
Mexican remains steady at 651 toil. Colombian is not se good
uin the earlier part of the morning. In other Foreign Securities
and Shares nothing doing.

Mr. Hs amass was this morning in the City, but no further In.
formation on the Colombian concerns has as yet been consmusicatml.

WINDSOR, OCT. 15.—His MAJESTY attended Divine
Service this morning, at the Private Chapel, accompanied by Lord
Ele°llollo°Q° and his suite ; the Rev. Dr. Pea nee °Seined. L.
the afternoon his Masser took an airing, ilisilitsejPo,lyrgrateton ,in
the Great Park, and in the came of his drive Water.
The Duke of YORK took his accustomed airing yes.
terday morning. The Doke of Sesser visited his Royal Brother in
the afternoon, at the residence of the Duke of Ruvuma, in Arling-
ton-street. Sir H. HAMS°, Dr. MACKleilen, Mr. MACISIKIOI4
and Mr. thurson, visited the Royal Duke yesterday.
The CHANCELLOR of the Excreaguaft came to town
on Saturday, from his seat on Blackheath, and, after transacting
Wens as his reddest* In Downibg.street, returned to Blackheath
11 die attessooo.

Major LAt wo.—We are enabled to state, that the
paragraph, which has appeared in some of the Papers, respecting
the reported unfortunate fate of Major Lasso and his party, is
wholly destitute of truth.
Dispatches brought by his Majesty's frigate IllmsA a,
were received on Saturday morning, at the Foreign Office, and the
Admiralty, from Mexico.
Dispatches were forwarded on Friday night, from
the Foreign Office, for Mr. Secretary CANXISO, at Paris.
Dispatches have been received at the Colonial Depart•
meat, from Halifax and Bermuda. _ _

The King of SPAIN has granted a pension to Lady
Downs, in consideration of the eminent services rendered by ber
husband, the late Sir J. Dowioc in that mummy.
The first stone of a new Church, at Chasewater, was
laid last week by the Earl of FA LMOUTU. The procession to the
spot consisted of above 1000 persons, and the Noble Earl took his
station, whh the worthy Vicar of Yeanvyn, the Rev. J. D. Coca-
moos, in the centre of the line.
. _

G. PENNICoTT, of Chichester, has been committed to
Petworth Bridewell, for non-payment of a fine and attendant law
expenses of 2411. 35. 6d. for firing if a gun, not being qualified.—
Brighton Hersild.
11 The woollen trade in Leeds continues very steady.—
' Money is .1W very scarce, and is expected to continue so till Christ-
mas; but stocks are rapidly convening into money, and the pres-
sure in November and December will, we unit, be less severe than
was expected.
The Cork Mail•coach, on its way to Limerick, broke
down on Tuesday, about two miles from that town. The accident
was occasioned by the fore axleeree giving way, and the coach Was
prevented failing over by the strenuous exertions of the passengers.
Fortunately none of them received any injury, and Captain Don;
of the 24th Regiment, son of General Sir Cuanza Dorm, who was
on the coach, immediately mounted one -of the hones and rode to
Limerick with the mail,which be delivered in safes at the Post-oSce.
AODIDENT IN BARTHOLOMEW CLOSE.—FURTHIR PA R-
.ncut.a as.—On entering the eastern end of the building on Saturday,
a most terrific appearance presented itself; the space that had fallen
in comprehending an extent of 45 feet in length by 24 wide, and that
only a sixth part of the floors which are above the first. The extent
of damage Is estimated at from ‘2,000 to .02,500. The occasion of
the portion of Boor giving way was, that the man in charge of the
men employed to stow the corn, deviated front his instructions, and
allowed it to be piled twice the depth Mr. Sherman had ordered it,
thus occasioning a pressure beyond the power of the floor to bear.
There were between 2 and 3,000 quarters of Oats strewed in the
several lofts, about 800 quarters of which were placed upon that
part which was carried down. There were five stage coaches, and
two waggons on the ground floor at the time of the accident, two of
which are entirely destroyed, and the other three very considerably
damaged. These live were a part of the number entphyed in the
journey from London to Newcastle, under doe name of • Wellington.
There has been every we ek uf late a decided tendes:Cy
to amendment. The demand for cloth has been great, and as there
is a short supply in the market, nothing but the fear of overdoing
the quantity required has prevented greater activity among the ma.
nufacturers.—Snatkpent Advertiser.
‘VENTWOR ill AND Co.'s DIVIDEND.—Friday, the
Commissioners under the Commission of Bankruptcy awarded
against Messrs. We:limos/a and Co. of the Wakefield, York, and
Bradford Batiks, assembled at the Court-House, in Wakefield, pur-
suant to public notice, to announce the first dividend under this
Commission. The Meeting commenced at eleven o'clock, at which
hour a considerable number of creditors, who had not already proved
their debts, bad assembled. The claims so far exceeded all former
expectation, as to render the dividend much less than was at
Mat hoped for. It is now rumoured, that 45. at Wakefield and
Bradford, and 3a. 4d. at York, will be the whole of the present
dividend.