Star.
London, England, 1829-08-20 00:00:00

LISBON, Mum? 4.

By accounts from Lagos of the 26th ult. we learn that oat the
24th a launch and a boat, with ten Swedes, who said they bad
been plundered by the Moors off Sineo, arrived at the Praia do
Anted*, in the district of the fort of Carrapateira.
MOOT 6. —The official part of the Goodie contains an Alvan,
having the effect of a law, by which his Majesty is pleased to alter
the organisation established for the regiments of militia by the re-
gulations of 20th Dec. 1808. fixing the force of those corps end the
time of service. Each regiment of militia is to consist of one bat-
talion only, composed of one company of grenadiers and four of
fusileers—the total force 614 men. Volunteers cannot be obliged
to serve more than 14 years, and those that are recruited in the
usual way no more than 16 years.
Aua. 7.—The Gazelle contains long extracts front the sentence
passed by the Alcada of Oporto. Three persons were ordered to
be released from prison, it being judged that the amnesty granted
by the Decree of the 18th June, 1828, was•applicable to their case.
The same indulgence was refused to two others, because they had
not surrendered by 10th July, 1828.
His Majesty has been pleased to remit the penalty of death pro-
nounced on Ignacio Monis Coelho da Silva, ex-Captain of the Regt.
of Militia of Guim , leaving it to the Alcada to sentence
him to some other punishment. He has been accordingly sentenced
to banishment for life to the Presidio of Inhambane, and to suffer
death if be should return to Portugal.—Liabots Papers to Bth
inclusive.

OPORTO, JULY 30.

The Correio contains the resolution of the Alp& to proceed to
the trial of 21 persons (absent), whose names are given. Among
them are the Marquis de Palmella, Conde de Sampayo, Conde de
Villa Plor, &c. who came from England on board the Belfast
steam-boat, and entered this city of Oporto 26th June,lB2B, some
of them making part of the rebel Junta, others commanding the
rebel troops.
Jot: 31.—The Correio mentions the arrival of a Portuguese
yacht from Lisbon and Peniche, in twenty days, with nine pri-
soners under a military escort, transferred from the prisons of
Lisbon to those of Oporto. Among them is Donna Eupnia Can-
did* da Fonsela Mendes, widow.

Jamaica Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee-house to the 7th July.—The
Royal Gazette of the 4th July, says—" We are sorry to
hear that the Corvena, the Fiscal at Carthagena, has pro-
nounced sentence of death upon Mr. MILLER, late of
Jamaica; and that the assessor has coincided with the
Fiscal.—The sentence has been referred by Gen. MEN-
TILLA to the Liberator at Bogota, for his consideration.
The delay in carrying the sentence into effect, we are
happy to state, was in consequence of the prompt and
judicious interference of the British Consul, Mr. Warn.
What renders this case of peculiar interest is, that the
. Spanish goldsmiths, who actually alloyed and melted the
gold, and who were also found guilty, were set at liberty
after a few days' imprisonment ; and poor Mum's,
whose conduct was less criminal, sentenced to be executed,
owing to his being a foreigner !

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CITY. TweLys o'CLocz._

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The Camels did not open so good as they left off yeeterdars
which were at Ma #, and opened at toe I, at which price they =a-
dore at present, with little doing.
We understand that two or three Russian ships of the Mae and
three frigates, are soon expected in one of our ports, on their way
to the Medittraran, to replace others going home unfit for service.
• CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consolillive continued the whole of the morning at 88# for the
Account Alternately buyers and sellers. A sale of 80,000 Ex-
chequer Bills has been effected, it is said for the purpose of par-
chasing Consols.
Up to the present time we are without information front the
East; but the arrival of the French mail within this hour may
bring us some accounts from the theatagLwar.
In the Foreign Market, very little business doing.