Star.
London, England, 1829-09-04 00:00:00

ins under insurance fees and shackles of every species : the would
never support the rivalry of the neutral rowers, disengaged from

all such

; she would we her

failing. Err

industry languishing, and bee enormous debt increasing daily.
finch a state of general disquietude probing her interior wounds,
would make still more terrible the permanent apprehensions of an
invasion, and by finding new chances of success in the irritation
of Ireland, which from one moment to another might see
another Hoche instead of Hambut enter Bantry Bay. Let
the English nation reflect wen. If she be arrived at the
senith of power and glory, it is that before all others she
recovered the charter of her rights and enjoyed the fruits of a
wise liberty, whilst Europe was fettered by ignorance and servi-
tude ; it is that her Government, though often making use of means
contrary to justice and humanity, bas constantly bad in view the
national weal, and not the paltry considerations of coteries and pri.
vale interest. But let her tremble to undergo such advantages by
a blind obstinacy to monopolize liberty to herself, and by endea-
vouring to repress the efforts of the noble nations who aspire at the
imitation of her example."

CITY. Twit Lyn o'CLocit.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 891 to I for the Account,
opened this morning at 89/, but owing to a report that six sail of
the line were going to the Mediterranean, caused them to recede
to 881 89 for the Account, and 881 I for Money.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols still remain heavy. In the early part of the morning
they were done at 89i for the Account, since which they have been
doing at 89, alternately buyers and sellers, with a good sprinkling
of business.

The Foreign Market is inactive. Portuguese Stock has rather
Improved.

His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke CoxsTAN -
TINE arrived at Frankfort on the 26th ult.
It is stated as certain in a French Paper, that positive
orders have been sent by the Ministers to Lyons, to
prevent General LA FA YETTE from receiving a public
reception.
The Leipzig manufacture has had a satisfactory result,
but still it was not so good as expected English manu-
factures sent from Frankfort on the Oder sold well ; also
that of Switzerland.
Accounts from Copenhagen state, that shocks of
earthquakes have been felt there, which lasted several

seconds.
We hear from Marseilles, that the skeletons of the
twelfth battalion have arrived at Marseilles from the
Mores, on board the ships Scipion frigate, Syrene, and
Venus, to the number of 90 officers and 800 soldiers,
where they are performing quarantine.
It is stated to-day in the City, that the Sparta, Asia,
and Orea, whose time is out, the men having served for
three years, are coming home to be paid off, conse-
quently the ships now preparing for the Mediterranean,
are to relieve them ; and the French having a first-rate
ship in their fleet, we are going also to send one accord-
ing to agreement with the French Government, to be on
an equal footing.
The Nuremberg Correspondent states, that the last
accounts from Odessa of the 20th inst. continue to give
great uneasiness in regard to the pest which is desolating
that town, and that a secured cordon sanituire has been
established to enforce the precautions already adopted.
Accounts received from Varna, represent that the
pest has made its appearance at Sizebolis, and it is sup-
posed that the second expedition destined for Sizebolis,
has landed at Bourgas : in regard to the army of General
DIEBITSCH it enjoys good health.
This afternoon the Commissioners for victualling the
Navy took contracts for 50,000 gallons of West India
rum and 100 tons of sugar, to be delivered into his Ma-
jesty's Victualling stores at Deptford on or before the
Ist of October next.—The rum was contracted for at
Is. 9/d. per gallon, and the sugar at 50/. 7s. 6d. per ton.
A ROUND ROBIN.-It now appears that the over-
whelming charge against Captain DICKENSON of the
Round Robin is nothing at all. It is a real Jack-tar
concern. The Round Robin in question had not a single
signature ! ! !
Reports of great preparations going forward in our
dock-yards, with drafts from the preventive service sail-
ing to the westward in his Majesty's steamer, to man the
ships on the eve of sailing, have rather damped the
market.
Accounts have been received, via of France, from the
city of Mexano, of the 7th July, and from Vera Cruz of
the 12th July, which state that the Spanish expedition
had not at that period appeared off the coast ; but still
great alarm was felt for its arrival, and forced loans were
going to be put into execution, to adopt measures for the
defence of the Republic.
Papers from Monte Video to the 3d July have been
received at the North American Coffee House, in which
appears a decree for the destruction of the land for-
tifications of Monte Video and Colonia.
Accounts from Cadiz state that the Sky-Lark had ar-
rived from Vera Cruz at the Havannah, bringing informa-
tion that preparations were making by the Mexican Govern-
ment to receive the Spanish expedition, and that all the
Spaniards at Vera Cruz were ordered into the interior.
The Emperor Nicholas has addressed a most gracious
rescript to Count Diebitsch, on the passing of the Bal-
kan, and has conferred on him the name of Sabalkauski
(the passes of the Balkan), and has ordered the Treher-
nigow Regiment of Foot to be called the Regiment of
Count Diebitsch Sabalkauski.

The Earl of MOUNTCHA ALES, from Ireland, rejoined
bis Lady and family at Brighton two days ago ; they have removed
from Dylan% House to a mansion in Brunswick-terrace, that occu-
pied last season by the Marquis and Marchioness of Wittestxr.
Lord MOUNTCHARLES and Mr. THOS. READ KEMP,
M.P. are mentioned as having accepted the appointment of
Stewards to the Brighton races next year.
Mrs. CIIESSIIYRE, from Windsor, has returned to
Brighton • and his Grate the Duke of Noarotx to Arundel Castle.
Wednesday Mr. James Smith was ordained to the pas-
toral charge of the Relief Congregation in Campbelton.
LAND FOR SALE CHEAP.—In the window of a linen-
draper's shop, not a hundred miles from Fleet-street, the following
notice is exhibited : " A number of large mks to be sold cheap, in
consequence of being soiled I Only one shilling each I" A rare op-
portunity for small capitalists to become landowners.
The honourable fraternity of black-legs are all wing-
ing their flight towards Docaster, many of them anxiously hoping
to make up for the dulness of the recent London season.
The boys of the Royal Military Asylum, at Chelsea,
went yesterday in procession, preceded by their bands, to the me-
nagerie of wild beasts, in the King's-mews. Charing-crow, and
went over that establishment.
A labouring man was accidentally shot yesterday, at
Heatbfield, by the sadden explosion of a gtut. In the hands of a
gentleman, out partridge-shooting. The deceased, who expired
▪ instantly, has left a wife (now pregnant) and four children.
We understand that, in addition to the men-of-war or-
dered on foreign service, the list of which we gave yesterday. agg
Tuesday last the Balmlike, of 7$ guns was directed to be fitted out
forthwith for the Mediterranean. Th. Caledonia, of 10. tb.
Donegal, of se, and the Talavera, of 74, are ordered to be berwiht
forward, to mead the guard-ships now ordered on foreign sinks.
A female passenger, who was going on the top of one
of the stage-coaches front Bath to Bristol, on Thursday mob*,
in consequence of keeping up her umbrella, during the high
Wisdt
was literally blown °Elbe coach, and one of the upprbeek
passed over Mr 15g5.—.844 Maids.