Star.
London, England, 1827-11-24 00:00:00

A nein Mexican
Brazilian

Colombian 100 SO 13
Mexican ICO 23 5i
Potosi La Paz & Peru,. Auo. 15 5 ,E 1 7.
Real del Illonte 400 400
Do. Do. 430 430
United Mexican 40 35

445 465 460
19 i 18

EXCHANGES.
FRANCP'OIII7, Nov. 16.—0 n London, 2 M. 1481.
Aiertsimuit, Nov. 20--On London, 11 25. 2 M. 11 92}.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vime, Novamosa 12.
Motalliques 91 }—Ban! Stares 10801.

From the French Papers of Thursday we have
given extracts in our preceding columns : they relate
entirely to the disturbances that had taken place
itt Paris, for two days, in consequence of the vic-
tory gained by the Liberal party in the Elections.—
Whether these statements be correct or not, we have
no other means of judging than the accounts in these
Papers, for the letters that have been received from
Paris make no mention of those extraordinary scenes.
It is asserted in our extracts that the disturbances
were extended to parts of the metropolis which had
before remained tranquil; new barriers were formed in
the streets of St. Martin and St. Dennis; and it required
the interference of the military to frustrate the objects of
the seditious and restore the peace of the capital. Lives
must unavoidably have been lost on both sides ; but the
Papers afford no particulars in this respect. They speak
only in general terms of the success of the military ex•
ertions against the outrageous proceedings of the mob.
The Elections in the Departments continue, on the
whole, greatly to disappoint the expectations of the
Ministry.

These Papers contain nothing of importance, or of a
late date from Navaho or Constantinople.

The Mexican Mail, of which the arrival was known
ye.terday, lett Vera C,uz on the 29th September, and
the Flavannah on the 18th October. The information
by the private letters are of a contradictory descrip-
tion. Some of the letters positively state that the
Conducts was appointed to leave Mexico for Vera Cruz
on the 25th September, with seven hundred thou.
saud dollars, on account of Government ; two hundred
thousand of which are supposed to be for paying off Mr.
BARING.B advances ; and it is expected that the British
frigate, now at that Port, will bring over the whole,
nearly a million of dollars. Everything was quiet, and
the mines are going on favourable. No loan was
yet negotiated. The Minister of Finance has made a
.declarati,:n that the receipts of the Customs at Vera
Crum had produced, in the last twelve months,
6,007,647 dollars : received in the month of August
400,212 dollars.

By the Dutch Mail we have received the Journal of
St. tetersbu?gli to the 7th instant. In contains an
account, which we inserted yesterday, of tl e capture of
the fortress of Erivan from the Persians, with the 6UP.

renal" HAATAI.KiIkiI, the Governs dt and 3,000 men
as prisoners of war. Welabinin the other extracts
ST. PETERSBUROH, *VIDOISZ 5.
On the 30th of October his *jetty addressed ill
Ukase to the Directing Senate, to the effect that his
-Majesty had permitted Prince Labanoff Rostovsky to
resign the cffice of Minister of Justice, on account of
his bad health, retaining the dignity of Counsellor of
the Empire, and the whole of his present salary; and
that, till his successor shall be appointed, Prince Dol-
gomsky, his adjunct, shall act as Minister of Justice.—
On the same day Prince Labanoff received a receipt
from his Majesty, expres ir,g his regret at the necessity
of his 'citing on account of his health, and allowing
him in consequence to resign, with a sincere desire that
he may enjoy repose after his long and arduous services,
And that he may be able still to be useful to his country
as Member of the Council of the Empire.
The number of ships that had arrived at Riga op to
the 27th of October, was 1,385 ; sailed, 1,301.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs gives notice to the
public, that
All persons who. by the Convention of Merman,
have claims to indemnity for losses which they have
sustained through the Turkish Government, ate to send
to St. Petersburgh before the Ist (13th) of December
next, the statement of their claims, and the legal proofs
of their validity, after which date no application will
be received:*
We have also received the Algemeine Zeitnng to the
18th inst. The following are the only articles of any
importance :