Star.
London, England, 1829-07-06 00:00:00

BERLIN, JuNs 25.

In a few days a medal on the battle near Schomla, of I 1 th Jute
ill be issued from the medal manufactory of this city. It will re.
resent the effigy of the Emperor of Russia, crowned with laurel,
id the inscription Nicolaus I. Tolius Russia Imperator ; on the
Terse, encircled by a wreath of laurel, will be the following in.
ription : Auspiciis Augustissimis Et Ductu Comitis De Diebitsch
urcarum Feroz Ezercitus sub Primo Visirio Concisus Apud
animism Dk 30 Mai Stili Vetires 1829.—dig. Zeit. June 29.

CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 881 for the Account, and at
esent may be quoted at 883, alternately buyers and sellers, with
tle doing at present.

In the Foreign market there is scarcely any business doing as
t, and prices are nominal.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK:
Consols have continued at 88i for the Account the whole of the
orning, with no business doing of any consequence. The heavy
oas remain firm. In the course of this week the dividend will
paid to the amount of 8 or 9 millions, when it is expected they
ill give some spirit to the hlarket.
In the Foreign Market, except a little doing in Brazil Stock,
rery other Foreign Securities remain inactive. Brazil Stock, 57i.

LANDING OF COUNT VILLA FLOR AT
TERCEIRA.

FROM A CORRESPONDYNT.

The Count baying sailed from Havre on the sth of
ine, arrived off Terceira on the 18th. He was aware
i quitting the French part, that the island was block-
led. The juridical assassinations of Oporto were also
town to him, so that he could not be ignorant of the
to which awaited him, if he fell into the enemy's
nds. In spite of all the dangers which menaced him,
e Count did not for a moment hesitate as to the line
duty which honour and duty prescribed.
Previous to approaching the Island too nearly, a
pat was sent to reconnoitre the blockading squadron.
turning the next day, the Officer reported that it
nsisted of a line of battle ship, two frigates, and some
eller vessels. The danger was imminent, but
re was no time to be lost, either to face it, or
ire without effecting the object in view. The
unt adopted the former resolution. Having loaded
pistols, about twenty Officers who had accompa-
d him followed the example, and the whole bas-
ed with the long boat, determined to sell their
s dearly. At this moment, the Count thus addressed
companions: "My friends and fellow soldiers—.e
Queen has sent us to Terceira, where I am charged
defend her rights. Let us execute her orders or
ish In the attempt. Remember, therefore, that we
' not betray the trust reposed in us, but perish with
in our hands rather than surrender, to be added
victims already sacrificed." This short address,
rued with great animation, calls to mind the he-
JOHN DE CASTRO and VINCRNTE PACHECO.—
their way to Villa de Freya, the capital of
Island, the Patriots had to pass directly through the
,'s squadron, which made every effort to intercept
Displaying, however, on this occasion, an equal
iity and courage, the little band arrived in satety,
surprise of the inhabitants and garris in, who had
id towards the beach, and received them with the
ist acclamations. Cries of " Long live Queen
TA MARIA! honour Count VILLA FLOR ! " re-
led on every side, while the news of his arrival
spread to every angle of the Island.
'ding to the place where the Junta of Government
:bled to meet him, the Count presented the corn-
on with which he had been entrusted, upon which
body immediately dissolved itself, and hailed the
''s arrival with every demonstration of satisfaction.
vs were equally overjoyed, and testified their
;s by repeated acclamations. The Count next
a Proclamation to the garrison, stating the object
arrival, and calling on them to second him in
Ling the rights of Donna MARIA. He at the
time presented a pair of colours to the sth bat-
of light infantry, which were sent by the young
r, who had herself assisted in embroidering them.
ld be difficult to describe the enthusiasm excited
.re Royal present. After the General's address
terminated, the whole of the troops declared they
' rally round the newly presented standard, and
l it—and the island—to the very last extremity
it the Usurper.
garrison of Terceira is in the best condition,
well armed, abundantly supplied with provisions,
a high state of discipline. All the points of the
are strongly fortified, so that no apprehension
ier is entertained as to the effect of any force
may be sent to attack it. This island has thus
a rallying point for the patriots, and like
mountains of Ememadura of old, may be
as the citadel of Portuguese liberty. The
:t of Count VILLA FLOR furnishes an example
ought not to be lost on others. When an Officer,
iithful subject of high rank, evinces such devotion
cause of his country, fortune seldom abandons
whereas the weak and timid are almost sure to
'le victims of their own indecision.

Seringapatam, 46, Hon. CaptainWALarroftAirs,
Tuesday for the South American station, to relieve the
;ate. General MILLeR, who was lately in the Peruvian
ias taken a passage in her. She will call at Brest to take
Mr. Pennell (and family), appointed Consul General for
at the Brazils.
DROE BERESFORD has commenced his can-
dle county of Waterford.
T. SADLER, Esq. passed through Sheffield on
'y, on his way to Leeds.
ri of DALHOUSIE, Commander•in-Chief in the
, is arrived at Portsmouth, to take his passage in the
, Captain FITZCLA RUM/. The Bishop of Calcutta, Dr.
is also arrived for the sante purpose.
Dutch and Hamburgh steamers have not as yet
but are hourly expected, when, no doubt, they will bring
her information from the seat of war, which is anxiously
ce letters received this day by the Leeward
.6 La Guira, of the 24th May, do not bring any
sews, but state that the rains have set in. Business had
o dull, and the place very sickly.
tsequence of a premature canvass in Monaghan,
stoic has addressed the county in favour of his son.
\ LPH HOWARD, a friend and relative of Col.
started as a Candidate for the County of Wicklow.
ting of Mr. VESEY FITZGERALD's friends,
Monday last at Ennis, is adjourned to the lith inst.
rains of the late Sir NICHOLAS COLTHURST.
City of Cork, were landed there on Monday from the
Ind steam packet, and conveyed in a hearse and six
family vault at Inniscarn, attended by a vast assem-
ble friends and tenantry.
New Orkans Courier, of the 12th May, says,
" brig of war, the Bands, had arrived in that port
the, having on board Mr. Menus, Consul General
Mexico, going to New York.

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