Star.
London, England, 1827-11-06 00:00:00

zrraAcr 'ciir *WOMB LIM&

On the 15th, a Council at Ajuda determined, it is
said, that the two Chambers should meet at the begin-
ning of the nest month, which has disheartened the
enemies of the Chatter. One of the conditions which
the Emperor Don Pedro has imposed, it is said, on his
brother', is to keep the Marquis of Chaves and Viscount
de Massellos, and the other chief opponents of the
Charter, out of the kingdom. There have been some
more arrests lately; bat only one person, the Censer of
the Gazette of the Poor, has been set at liberty on bail
--a favour which the Editor of the Constieational Ge.
zette also expected to obtain, but apparently without
reason. All the persons who mere arrested en account
of the events of July will remain in prison till the return
of Don Miguel. The officers who were arrested are to
'leave their prisons, but to remain within tts sad
its suburbs. - • -

MADItID, Omens SO.
PatvArt nOtaltlabOllntllCE.
A'Dttree has been received from Tarragona, dated
die 14th, in *bids his Majesty coders, after observing
Mat' the Juntas of Purifichtion had' displayed an eICeSS
af tabards petals compromised in the
'l. 1110 Persons dOclateit'ospattfalik fa the ltst
„,
istauctl aEd ifterstards,"oo appealing, sere purified,

"Camp near Napendi Romania, Aug. IS.
" The General in Chief has received with the greatest
pleessre the reports by the General in Chief of the Pe.
!openness:, of the brilliant advantages obtained by the
indefatigable General Nikitas over the Arabians, in the
victory gained by him and the brave troops under his
orders, and his companions in arms, on the 10th of
August, near Leonalary, where between SOO and 400
Arabians were killed, with the loss of only fifteen
killed and wounded of our troops. Such a success not
tenly shows the bravery of the cliiefs and troops, but
also the good military dispositions of General Nikita%
tad the other Chiefs, and the great activity and dew)•
tion of the soldiers.

The General in Chief has experienced the most bitter
regret that the want of ammunition prevented the corps
of General Nikita, from pursuing the enemy farther.—
fie declares that General Nikitas, and the officers and
soldiers who distinguished themselves in this affair, me-
tit the gratitude of their couotry.
(Signed) " R. CHURCH, Generalissimo of Greece."
" Oltpitit OT. THIt DAT.
Ceittp eft the Wham of Corinth, Sept. 10.
el The Generalissimo expresses to General Coliopulo,
aid the Commandants and their carps of Meletopulo,
Faison, Premolars, Mergelis, Emanates, and Cheli-
otis, his `most lively thanks for their conduct in the
actions of the 7th and Sth of the present month, at Ks-
' 6eri, sear Pansy-in-which the enemy suffered i low of
790411i11114*1410111 16 were offerers, besides two'

op for lost time • :Ssiellidogdes Sunday:6d Wising **cloches
Ifoinfey • toosidog; ed train thence ihrolekStilion to
Standeeda issugegh towns in .Ibelandt: ane Tam.
day, to Grantham, viewed the 01.1 Abbey. which was -ender re-
sts& • proceeded on Wednesday through Nene& toTutford; on
• fkuesday to Doncaster; on Friday to Farrybridge; • and out
Saturday to York. Travelled, on Sunday, through Biwoogh.
Widget, mermen by a farmer's bar an horseback, sib the • road
'to Catcerick, got into a chat, invited me home with him, star d
ill 'night, a jolly fellow, suited MAC. very well, about fin miles
stage that day; on illsodly nuough Cauerick and Groara-bridge
LOU York 1 found it) to Bowes; on Tuesday through Brod' or
Arens\ to Appleby; on Wednesday' through Pebrith to Carliale,
*SON kos Thursday, leasing Orensairent an the right, travelled
-through Annan to Dumfries, 53 miles. I mention the distance of
the last two days to she* I was Still fresh ; on Friday to Dalbea.
tie, lasge lUlage abort 14 miles' from Dumfries, where I spread
op nifself to visit relations, making altogether a journey of 563
comfortably, without a blister, or being In the least foot-
sore. To give an accurate account or detail' of my journey wield
be too tedious fur you to reed as for me to write, therefore shad
proceed.to give you a little-account of the manner I have spent my
dine dote my arrival in Scotland. After-visiting relations at Dan.
alai Castle, Orchardton, &lased, and Netherialv, I visited Duos.
•files again on Wednesday, the 46th, it being the grand day of the
air, which lasts the whole week. It is a very larke fair forlsorset
soltattle, is well as Metes of wild beans, birdsolke. with atolls if
Widedescription, as at Bartholomew ; stayed till &tardily
the 211th. 'lt was one ocnitineed feast, eating and driek-
Iligeliday Meg, and a bell at night. The Seven Trades walk with
kends of make, banners, fr.c. and make a pretty chew—more life
trdnasfries than in any city or town I have seen of lame. On
y, the Ist of October, I visited the remeiosof tbhssld abbey
eflhonsisennan, which lies between AechanCairn, and the .Nether-
law. about 26 miles from Dumfries a very ancient pile, sod well
Wrildisietitsg ; there are many of the old tombs its eat:Wet:it coedi-
ting, end a curious winding staircase which leads to the top of the
parapet, to the entrance into which I was obliged to-stoop half.
&nine, and continue so 0114 arrived at the top. It &pock» to have
been Intended for some particular purpose, not eery to be guessed.
Returned to Netberlaw, a very pretty seat of my cuusinAbercroas.
bie, near to the sea, and abounds with game. Densities races tom-
menet en the 21, last three days, good racing, and plenty of apogt.
Returned to Orchardton (my cousin Maxwell) about twenty
miles from Dualities, on the ; joined a shooting party the
nest day. The birds, as yet, are very wild, the washer beteg
very fine. However' we have plenty of partridges, without any
trouble of shooting .hem—scarcely a day without the, either at
dinner, or duelled for breakfast. My chief unmenteot is outrun
relations in torn, taking my gun or dog or two with me, who Dever
fail to give me good sport. The sreatber •has been delightful till
yesterday; the harvest not quite finished, but will's, very shortly.
1 joined the reapers in the field eccadunaUy for sport—at least four
young women to one man, " the bottled ale and whiskey nukes them
cheerful and frisky," and ting "liatvest borne" in good
Yesterday there was a fair at Dalbeatie, it lasts only one day, the
loan were tege'd out in fine. styfe, plenty ofscaly and a crowd of
people. Feasting, driakieg, and dancing, •• the Miler of site day."
Mtn servants out of place wear a green riband In their bats, a token
'that they went serviee, and many are annually bleed' at this fair...-
lien a amnia about a fortnight ago, a bee yowls, 14 years of age,
the see of Mr. Maitland,of Douglas astle,which has, of course, stop.
red all amusement at the Castle. The family left the• Castle on
Thursday last, ,for Harrowgate Walk, where I 'stand to se in a
few days myself, on my way to Loudon, which I hope to see in
about a inooth. I will send you a use when I arrive, If you can
make it onmenieet to give me a meeting, when I shall be able to
give you more particulars of my tour. I have to request you will
give my ben respects to the Governor, and all friends, not fingetting
nurse, and accept the best wishes from yams sineerely.
" J. WYENZIS.
Addressed Joseph Tennant, Workhouse, St. Olies's Iva the
Fields. Post paid."
M.Yeoaie acknowledged writing the letter, and stat-
ed that alter the failure of his business as a wise maps
chant in flernard.streqjte took the ',Nation of cletk,
but was now out of eEPloy. klineeTkorsday, be bad
walked from Bulbar'', and bad pitted the streets on
Eiday night, for want of motley to pay for a bodging.
Mr. Direst said, it was a pity to see a man posseued
of Mr. *Kenzie's abilities without better means than
applying for parochial relief. The money he had Te-
emed did not bar his right toloture relief. Mr. Wilson
coast take him into the house till something could 'be
done for him.
Mr. Wilson said, he would order the man instant re.
freshatent and represent•his case to the Ceattaitthels
the eVettiag.

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TU.SSD AY.

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1827. •

Consols. width left or yesterday at 117‘ to 3 for the Account,
opened this Morale' at the same lidos; since which, they have
been done et 117 i buyers. No bugnem is doing to any extent.
In the Foreign market. nothing is doing. '
CITY.'HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Since twelve o'clock. there has been mere busbies* done in the
Canso* market than for several days put, and the market has a
arm appesranee at present. An improvement of per Cent. has
taken place, Jinni to 1371 for the Account, 'he Com-
missioners gave 871. - _

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PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
sank Stock 210 211 India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 861 I Ditto Bonds 97 98
Spot Q. Cons. 87/ South Sea Stock 951
3$ per Cent. 931 e Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 931 $ I New Ditto
4 per Ct. New 1021 II f a JlOOO Excheq. Bills 58 59
4 per Celt. Scrip .6500 Ditto 58 59
4 per Cent. 1826, 1021 $ I .1100 and .6200 Ditto 58 59
Long Ann.-191 7-16 Consols for Acet. 87/ I

TORSION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian 8d..5 p Ct. Mex.Bdi. *825,6 per Ct. 341 I 4
Do. Ace. 604 Do. Acct. 541 1 1
Cnionthian Hondo,. p Ct. Ru5a.11.15,1822, 5 pC. 934 1
Ditto Ms, 1824, 27 Do Acci. 94
Do. Acct. 274 - Span. Bils 5 p Ct. 10
Danish Rh. 59 Ct. 61i 4 French. names, 5 p Ct. 72f
Mn.x Bonds,s per Ct. Exchange 25150 c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
silAtl6 Palo.
Brazilian 55 110 481 ex die.
British Iron, Company 50 40 9 81 94
Tlalptaxahua 400 210 125 I
United Mexican 40 324 9
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10
Marine Alliance 100 s 4

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