Star.
London, England, 1829-12-09 00:00:00

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CITY. Twins o'CLoca. '
There is a general panic this morning in the Stock Ex-
ohmage, caused by a report, that the Eurzaos of Russia
is And; but, up to the present time, we cannot trace the
above report to any authentic source. Certainly the last
Splletine.were rather suspicious in regard to his health :
h. might have had a relapse. Consols have declined this
morning per cent. Consols, which left off yesterday at
.9411 j for the Account, opened at 94i I, and are at pre-
spat 933. The whole House are sellers.
Russian Stock has declined 3i per cent. Danish gone
Amu 2 per cent. Both the Markets are very heavy.
CITY, HALF-PAST OWL
The panic which took place in the early part of the
morning, in consequence of the reported death of the
Emperor of Russia, has at present subsided ; Avery in-
qPiry having been made to ascertain in what way the in-
formation was received, .and up to the present time
there is no arrival, except a Lisbon mail. If so
important an event had token place, ere this we should
have received intelligence by express from Holland,
'Paris, Ostend, and Hambro . Therefore the specula-
dote in the Stock Exchange, on mature reflection, con-
Misred to be .erroneous •, and the Consol Market has
• en a turn, from 94 sellers, to 941 for the account,
:at which price they remain steady at present. .
.The Coinmissioners purchased this morning 26,000
per Cents.' and Rotated. - '
In the Foreign Market, Russian and Danish, , which
had lowered considerably, have again got up. ..
The Rabin-Mail 'does not bring any political info,-
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_'.I.IIORTIN AND MONTH AMERICAN CONNSE-MOlTii:',7-rF
;PROCLA DEPARTMENTER L MONTILLA TO nig
OF MAGDALENA.
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• • TO TOR INIATITOOTII.
• Prom.the time that you confided your destinies to the
wisdom of the Liberator of the Republic, your named de-
sign obliged you to respect and sustain the Governsiseat
which he has adopted for your good.. I congratulate my-
self upon exercising a niagbitracy which has clothed
ay
me with supreme authority in a district bmind 7 .
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by unity and puce. The departments of M . .
Istina, and Zulia, are the support of Colombia;
not disturb her repose ; the honoured father of the faielfy
seeks not' i revolution, nor the ruin of the citizens, to
make a fortunate people of the district magistratec I
direct myself to you only to assure you, on my word of
honour; that I will not consent that discard shall inflame
i you. If you have notice of the sound of the rebellion of
' Gen. Cordova—know that its important echo will remain
! limied in the mountains of MedeUin--that the province
of Carthigena- is more than sufficient to restrain his
wickedness, and chastise his audacity with the co-opera-
. don of the other eight portions of the district. Will du
author of that crime carry his design to the extras*?
There are already upon Cauca and Magdalena two
strong colunins which will establish order in (hi pro-
vince of Antioquis, and in a - little ' time you will
know. it ; . but, -- in the . meantime, trust to be
Supreme Government for the happiness of tiger li-
d= ; and Air the enforcing of the laws and- your 'Cal-
100141afeiy, VenolBl Cordova has proclaimed thoTCos-
stitution .of ;CuCuta ; but.you have another fundamental
law, and the Congress, where your representatives' • i
,meet, will decide 'on your destinies. What is the liberty
.whieth Osneral Cordova invokes 1 That of destroying,*
Jaww-a homicide Would. bathe himself in the blood of the
defenders of his country... Do you not weep over theme
avast Peace will not abandon either the coasts of 1'
gelena, or the hanks of Qulin. •
Oct, g. - - , . (Signed)

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: LtsIIIIPOOL, DOC; 7.... British Plantation Spat con-
tinuo in.stesay desaaitd, the quantity sold thiS Sweet oz.
amodul 700 hogslmada, at an advance on goad brown.
:The demand for Cotton. this week has been limited, the
aalesamounting only to 8,450 bags. 'Sea Lind hay* ad-
vowed id per 113; 4but . the price of other American are
,rather :lower. -There has been' a fairinquiry for Indigo,
.and about forty 'chaste hare
.been• disposed of at a fair

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—The Echo of the Frostier
-fates the details of an *filleting scene which happened
0 Valencia: me about fifteen days ago. A 'Animals
being dead, his parents and his friends 'wait to the
pan* to ask for .a mass in favour of the defunet. The
Rector replied that all the 'monies had been said, and
the hour wee past. This reply did not &misty
.; they in-
sisted, and they sought to avenge themselves on the- Vicar
ifor the refuse) which the Rector had Made. While he
accompanied the corpse to its lest abode,, the crowd
precipitated itself upon himoinil held him pressed between
Lit and the coffin. This cruel and.indecent game was
1 continued to the burial ground. This conduct cannot
be too much blamed; it proves in those who have held
it, an ignorance and an intolerance altogether reprehen-
sible. The Courrier has often said, that since the Civil•
State is constituted by the municipal' authority, there is
'oo right to require from the clergy religious ceremonies
which it thinks it ought to refuse, for baptisms, mar
loges, or interments; by a stronger reason, they have
ad the right to molest the ecclesiastic whose refusal has
been dictated by his conscience, or even by ill-understood
scruples. It is grievous ,that doctrines or simple and
proper to prevent all scandal and all violence should
not be adopted on all points of France, as they have been
at Paris and in several departments.
• It is generally reported and believed; in the theatrical
Circles in Boston, that a lady belonging to the Tremont
company has recently received intelligerice from Eng-
land, stating that a -deceased relative of her'• in. that
country had left her property to the amount of about
200,000 -dollaree It may bi added that the lady is
inarried,-anethat the letters furnishing this intelligence
have been seen by several-of her Iris*, • Mr. 'Runs,
the King's printer, who died in London a short at& since
Ilwithout issue,.left about one million: dollars to.dittant re-
latives, some of whom it has been difficult to'find. By
connecting the above facts, we do not wish to Denuder--
stood' es conveying the idea to our readers that the' lady
I referred to is one of the heirs of Mr. Reeves, the 'King's
printer.—Boston (America) Gazette.
From a statement published in the Quebec &re of the
7th November, it appears that the fisherielou the Labra-
dore had been successful this year. The total number of
'vessels employed , was 2,108, with crews of 24,110
men, and the fish caught were 1,773,000, which :it was
calculated wiruld.preduCe 17,730 hbas-of oil. The whole
value, orthe fishery in fish, cod oil, salmon, seal oil, with
seal skins, &c. was estimated at f 1,114,000.
Loss OF Till MANCHISTIS &FBA man.—This very
fine sesselryshich. during the storm, ran ashore on the
South Bull, near the Dufilin Light HOMO, a the 24th
ult. and wee, with great difficulty and exertion on the
part of Captain Pawn and crew, got off on Sunday lest,
we are sorry to announce went down on her Osage to
Liverpool. (whither elm was . going for repairs) within
eleven miles of Holyhead. Fortunately no lives were lost.
The Ballinasloe steamer, being in company, saved C.O.
Pena and crew, &c. amounting to near forty peaces;
The Manchester was a CUM new steamier, worth, we un-
derstand, 18x0001.—Dublin Paper.