Star.
London, England, 1829-10-27 00:00:00

Blii6E7;ON, Oct. 25.

The Nlarchioness of DOWNIIHIRT (Baroness Saerivs,) with Lady
Maar HILL, is expected to return and take possession of the house
engaged for her Ladyship, i,t Brunswick-terrace, on Tuesday.
The Countess of ALosoaoucit is remaining at the Royal York
Hotel. Lord and Lady LISTOWZL have removed thence to a
private mansion in Marine-square ; and Lady Busmen and part
of her family to Brunswick-terrace.
The Duke and Duchess of Sr. tILIAN'9, in about a week or ten
days, will return and take possession of the residence engaged for
their Graces in Brunswick-square.
Mrs. Frranimintax, for the winter, is expected to return to her
Steyne mar.sion in a few days.
Lord Ron's: is included with the departures front the Royal
York ; the Duke DT GZNON, Count MONTRAUD. and Sir C. BLUNT
with those from the Albion.
The Count MOUKWAY, Mr. BILOOICC GRIEVILLIL, Mrs. M. A.
TAYLOR, Mr. W. CAMS, Mr. BICICENATITH. &c. are remaining at
the Albion.
Sir ROBERT WILSON, the Honourable A. MACDONALD. and
Colonel Powerx, 31. P. are remaining at the itoyal Matisse
Hotel.

ry. rwitLve o'CLoct.

Consols opened this morning at the same price they left off
yesterday, at 91k I for Money ; and 91i it for the Account, with
little doing at present; but the Market appears firm at the above
price.

In the Poreign Ilarket scarce a bargain done as yet. Prices are
at per yesterday.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE.

The Funds are not so go2d as in the early part of the day, when
they were at 91i b for the Account, since which the Bears have
been industriously circulating reports of various descriptions : such
as, our troops in India refusing to march against some marines, and
a very great discontent in she army there ; also, that the Bank have
it in contemplation to dispose of the Dead Weight, and that the
Duke of Wellingt on find. it a difficult task to keep the Ministry
in unison. These sagacious reports have certainly had a little ef•
feet on the market, and lowered Consols to 91! i for the Account,

and 91i to for honey, at which price they continue at present,
with little doing.—ln the Foreign Market there is but little varia-
tion in the prices of yesterday, consequently the transactions there
are of little importance.

We have received the Hu►nbio' Correspondent n of one
day later than the Hantbro' Repo: ter of the '24th Oct.
The only infonuation it contains is a letter from Con-
stantinople of the 26th Sept. in which the writer specu-
lates on England not being satisfied with the Treaty of
Adrianople, and apprelends that, in consequence, a new
rupture will take place—and it was thought there that
besides the Principalities, Silestria, Adrianople, Bourgas,
and Varna, would remain in possession of the Russians
until the indemnities were paid by the Turks. It was
also reported that England would interfere with Russia
to obtain better conditions for the Porte.

A report prevailed that the Porte is going to dispose
of .the mines of Erzeionni, in order to pay thernssian
indemnities.

Letters have been received at Havre from Mexico, via
New York, which speak of the vigorous measures adopted
to destroy the Spanish troops. In the Congress at
Mexico, on the .sth Sept.was adopted a decree to punish,
on pain of death, all Spaniards or strangers founJ car-
rying arms, and the Mexicans who are taken prisoners
fighting in the ranks of the Spaniards, are to be shot im-
mediately.
Accounts from:Toulon state, that preparations are still
going on there for the expedition against Algiers, and the
plan is to destroy the town by bombs and Congreve rockets.
One of the French Journals state, that they find in a
New York Paper, that the Treaty between France and
Hayti had been ratified. It adds—" W could wish this
news to be true." _ _ _

The frigate Dauphine, going out of Toulon, got on a
:ock and received great damage ; she was obliged to re-
turn to port again.
Dispatches were received yesterday morning, at the
Horse Guards, from General the Right Honourable
Lord Wm. Bentinck, G. C. B. and G. C. H. the Governor
General, and from General Lord Viscount Combermere,
G. C. B. and G. C. H. Commander-in-Chief in India.
We state, in distinct contradiction to the fabrications
in a Sunday Paper, that his MAJESTY continues to en-
joy the best health. It is certainly the Royal inter. ion
to visit London, but the Kix(' is expected to keep his
Christmas at Windsor Castle. The journey to Brighton
is postponed sine die.--Windsor Express.
The French Ambassador, the Duke de LAVAL MONT-
MORENCY, had an interview (for the first time since his
arrival on his Embassy) with the Duke OfWELLINGTON,
yesterday morning at the Treasury. His Excellency
afterwards proceeded to the Foreign-office, to pay a visit
to the Earl of ABERDEEN._

The Master General of the Ordnance and the President
of the Board of Controul for the Affairs of India were
engaged for a considerable time yesterday morning with
the Duke of WELLINGTON, on official business, at the
Treasury.
A deputation from the Provincial Bank of Ireland at-
tended yesterday morning at the Treasury, and had a
conference with the CitaNcELLOA of the EXCHEQUER.
The Spanish Minister had an interview with the Earl
of ABERDEEN yesterday afternoon at the Foreign Office.
The Noble Earl afterwards visited the Duke of WEL-
LINGTON at the Treasury.
The American Minister transacted business yesterday at
the Office of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

DEATH OF MR. MA WE, THE MINERA-

LOGIST.

On Monday, the 26th inst. at his residence in the
Strand, after an illness of severe and protracted suE.r-
ing, Mr. ions MAW e, Author of " Travels in the
Interior of Brazil," Sm. and Member of the Mineralo-
gical Society of Jena. Mr. MAwr was in the 65th year
of his age; and, through a long life of honourable and
successful exertion, few individuals have been more ac-
tively or usefully engaged in literary and scientific pur-
suits. To his enterprise and talent was this country in-
debted for the most faithful and interesting description
of the Brazilian States, which he traversed in the year
1810, under the sanction and a;:spices of the Prine,.
Regent of Portugal, (afterwards Kin; 3011 N VI.) fur
the purpcse of inspecting the emensive gold and diamond
districts of that Empire ; being the first Englishman to
whom such a permisssion was granted. His " Travels in
the Interior of Brazil," which first appeared inlBl2, took
immediate rank amongst the most valuable standard works
of that class ; and have not only gone through numerous
editions in England and the United States of America:,
but have also been translated in almost all the conti -

neutal languages, and published in France, Sweden,
Germany, Russia, Portugal, and Brazil. As a Mine •
ralogist, Mr. Al E was deservedly held iu the highest
estimation for the variety and importance of his in-
formation, and the facility with which he developed
the principles of his favourite science,—upon which
he has publishe4 paf altar Treatises. In the do-
mestic re! otions of life, as a husband anti as a finial lie
was warn.iy uffectiowae, fonav solicitous fo7 the
happinc::.; uu l ‘..tfart. of hi., belov,,a fatLi:v, wl:e:n his
death has pltuted it.to Cut thepast atiliction.: a
friend, l:e was kind, sincere, and swifts: :—and in his
intercourse witi, utint.ind, the eace.fulatss and inAenu-
ous simplcity cf his disposition, the unblemished inte-
grity of his charactc., the instructiveness of his conver-
sation, and the suavity of his manners, won for hint the
resr•ect, the esteem, and the regard of al who knew him .

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

MAD.S ARRIVED THIS Dm.—Dublin I—Waterford I—France 1

Holland I.
The Concordia, from Hamburgh, bound to Oporto, h,s bet.:l
carried into Harwich, having been on the Cork Sand.
The Douglas, Jeffrey, from Sunderland to Aberdeen, was totßy
lost off Findoness 2541 inst. Crew saved.
The Union, Prams, from St. Petersburgh to Yarmouth, n.
driven on shore near Copenhagen, during a heavy gale 14th ion.
Drum, Acs. 24.—Wind
Acs. 2.s—Wind variable.—Arrived the Duke of Manchester,
Wood, from Dublin. Arrived from London, the • Kingston,
&intim; lady Fitzherbert, Ferrier and Brightman' Parker.
for Jamaica ; Caernarvon, 'faith, for Vera Cruz ; Wm. Marring,
Smith, for St. Kitt's ; Elizabeth, Walker. fur Gr. nada ;
chantress for Trinidad; and George, Herbert, for Antigua.
26.—Wind N.E.—Arrived from London, tie riaret..lon
Fisher, and Cecrops, ---, for Jamaica ; Gilbert \lrn o, Rai tt -
for St. Vincent's ; Peter Proctor, Terry, fur tit- Cape ;
Martha, Wylie, far Alicant.
Pouvistozzu, 2.3.—Arrived the Antelope, Smith. trotr.
Riga. .'ailed the Stentor transport, and Hein Poreher trar-pet,,
for Cork and the Mediterranean ; and his Majesty's Alp
for South America.

Ocx. 26.—Wind N.W.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 23 and 24.—Wind Eisterly.—ArriveJ tha
Solace, Cross. from Malaga. Off the port, the James and Film,
Piton. from Malaga.
Fat sours, OCT. 23 and 24.—Arrived the Young Peggy. I.
Feuvre, from Malaga. Sailed the Hope packet, for Rio J.weiro;
Duke of Marlborough packet, for Lisbon; Goldfinch pack.•t. iTr
St. Domingo, Jamaica, &c. and Norton, for the Leeward Islands.
OCT. 2.5.—0 ff the port, the Prince of Wales, Hanwell, tr,,m
Hudson's Bay.
Livzzeora., OCT. 25.—Arrived the Pomona. Brown, from llig2
Liverpool, Howes, from Boston; Atalanta, Jones. from Srn!rt.a
St. George, Riggio, from Palermo ; and the Eliza, Pooch. (row
Honduras.
Coss, OCT. 24.—Arrived the Boa Fe Cw;lia,
Villa Nova; and Felix.--, from Lisbon.
PITZIMIAD, OUT. 24.—Off the port, the Gleaner, —. iron.
Davis' Straits.
Osx. 25.—Arrived the Traveller, Resolution, and Commcrr, ,
from Davis' Straits.
Donnas, Ocv. 24.—Arrived the Princess Charlotte. Achill. <,
Horn, and Three Brother 4, from Davis' Straits,
Christie, and Elizabeth, Adams, from St. Petersburgh.
Swinsasit CSIM, OCT. 25,...,A1TM1Cd the Calmly, Or, v.
from Alexandria.
Nityruairzu, On. 24. Arrived the Rose, from r
tersburgh.

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