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

gents—W. Herne and Co. Willow Hahne, Camberl2o4. batters
—T. Cowderoy and Co. Grafton-amt. Sobo, grocers—l. Raw-
and 8. RawMw, Frame &twat; ilonsenetshire, cardanahers.
—P. Wallas sad R. Cale; Darset-street, Portman-square. oil-
-R Edgar and W. Edgar, Priaces-strea. Hes-
over-wpaae tallora—W.WWes and J. Walker. Liverpool,
dews-4. Hahne.* and J. Eden, Bolton-laillours, Lancashire.
biraebero—T. Coster and J. Coster Fountain-court. Alderman-
bury, dilmvarelicasensee—W. Dandeld,jun. Barn Capel, Bras&
sweet, winestarebants—H. Levinson and J. ett, Kinton-
upon- Ha watcbetaken—L Plena and S. Matthews. Umgsber.
burst, Kee; brewers—E. Harnett mad J. Batchelor. Union wharf,
Wapping-wall. eical-aerdiants—J. Andrews, J. Tarlton. and G.
Tarlton, Wanebester, cotton spinners.

GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN,
(moot °ovum ussoasonsip.
Fee the Wee& Aided Jazz SI, made op train the Returns et the
Inspeetois In Goalies* ads* so 4 IF mos In Reglad awl Wake.
lingoadal General Weehly. Aerage.
What Ogs. 114.1 Oats CU 46 1 Beans 311. dd.
Barley sa. 3d. 1 Rye 3.35. 14 1 Peas 3gs. 104.
Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks which governs Dut7.
Wheat Ins 14.1 Oats s3e. ed. 1 Beans 375. 114.
Barky Si.. Od. 1 Rye 335. Id. Peas 375. Id.
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PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Print of &sown or bluscormas Emma, eonsputed
from the Returns made In the Week ending the 3d day of Swot,
ISIS, is Ins. fled. per ewt. exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid
K payable thereon on the Importation thetrof into Great Britain.

SOUTH AMERICA.

CORRESPONDENCE.
TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF TILE STATE

OF__GVANAXrATO.

Anglo- Mezkan albsing Association, London. Much 24.
ihn—The Directors of Ibis Assodades hive learnt with feelings
of the deepest regret the intelligence of the outrages on private
property committed in the thy of Alnico in the swath of Desk
and subsequeetly la one of the minks dhtricts of the Republic.
In addition to the pain caused by this Wellcome, the Directoni
would have felt the greatest anxiety for the safety of the hoe
portant interests with which they are connected in the dhoeist of
Geanasusto, if they had not at the same time been interabil by
their Commissioners there of the entire protection which, through-
out these contatodons, bad been Worded totbe Osinpany's property
is that district, and to the personal safety of she individuals in rte
service, by the heal authorities.

For this Ached resection. and for the kind and friendly feel-
ing uniformly dispbyed ulnas the interests of this Company by
the local authorities of she •&ate of Guassznate. the Board of
Directors are desirous et offerbg to you. and to the other respect-
able functionaries of that &ate. their grateful acknowkdgments ;
and at the same thee expressimi their earnest bare that the in&
videak by whom the Company may be represented in Guanasuate.
will always as conduct as to tomb the continuance of
that and protection with wbkb they have hitherto been
honoured.

With 'estimate of the highest easolderadoo. I M•e the Mow
to be, Re. Ste. JOHN SCHNEADRR, Oakum.
THE GOVERNOR'S IMPLY.
TO TUB manatee or TUE BOARD OF 111112CT011111 or TUT AMOLO•
111111101•111 MOM MIOCIATTON.

" Guananato. Juoe 1, 1825.
Due Ste—By the receipt of your esteemed favour of 44th
Mardi, I am made acquainted with the sentiments of the Board
of Directors ea the unfortunate occurrences in the thy of Dinka
in December in. and I lament esceediagn there should have heel
any mom for .lam in some degree, however, mewled by
the selection minuets iamb* possessed by the academes men-
posing the Association, of, patties and soden In Benerd, must bat's,
prepared them for events which are neither iimatural sir uncom-
mon in nodose which, the the Makes. bows soddenly recovered,
after a period of three amiarles the may, Ihdr liberty and me.
Minty, and are anneria a now hem sit gavetement.
With the term of the lastiMmisas which direct us the ehißaed
world is already wellacetheoll ; and if those thatitothes them-
selves have not yet the solidity and *ear they are
capable of, It mast be in mind how lhat to the tad;
has yet been the short period of Mt I latter
myself, however, that I can assays re few Redeem have made
more rapid progress than the Meth= in their argeMsedem not-
withstanding the inevitable videskatles to which it hes been Gab.
jeer ; aW, from the unromkting seal of all the authorities, and the
energetic measures adopted for the beset insuring order and pub&
security, I may add that those evils are daily becoming more
remote.
It has bees satisfactory to me to observe the %murky enjoyed
by the interests and individuals of your Amociatiou is this district.
These individods having always been deeming of the greatest
considentisa, may rely on the continuance of the full protection
of this Government.
I beg of you, and the Board of Directors, to accept of the as-
surance of my cordial esteem.
I have the honour to be, dear Sit,
Your most obedient faithful servant,
CA RLOS SIONTESDEOCA.