Star.
London, England, 1828-12-13 00:00:00

CITY. TweLvs o'CLocc.

The same inactivity prevails in the Canso* market this morning
as for these several days past, and Consols opened this morning at
87 to j fee the Accotint ; since which they have been done at $7,
and at present may be quoted at 87 to a.
Accounts from Lima state, that General Soca( has capitulated
to Gawasao, Commander of the Peruvian troops.
HALF•PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

We can add but lure in regard to the opersdons of the Consol
market since our report of twelve o'clock, as the market Conti-
nues very uninteresting. with little or nothing doing. Consols
Dame remained, at 87g fur the Account, alternately buyers and
seUety.—The Foreign market corresponds with that of the English.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCF.

MAIIJI Amin= Tots Dar—lDubllo I—Waterford 1.

A vessel, supposed to be the Vigilant, of Peterhead, Canitsva,
from Oporto, was totally wrecked on the Gulley Head, near BA.
dmore Island, on Sunday.

Dirac, Dec. 12.—Wind &W.—Arrived the Cameroon, Ron,
from Berbice; Wanderer, CSOI.IIII, from Sierra Leone; Jane and
Elizabeth, from blessina. Arrived from London the Wa-
terloo, DAVIS, for Jamaica ; Martha, Jamison, for India.
Pzemotrir, Dec. 11.—Wind N. to W.—Arrived the Lelia,
Waage, Wrerth, --, and the &eribuk, from Bahia, with sails
split, and other trivial damage.
--1741.sootrn, Dec. 11.—Wind varlable.—lt has blown a strong
gale all last night from S.W. and continued till this morning, when
the wind veered to Westward. The ships all ride well. Arrived the
Nancy, MASQUAND, from Cette. .
MASOATZ, I)zc. 14.—Arrived the Lady Goderich, WILSON,
from Demerara.

Cowes, Dee. 12.—Arrived the Hottentot, Wants, from Maud..
dui—sailed 4th September.
Jaasav, Dec. 10.—Arrived the ninny, Wass, frim,opoll4,
bound to London, assisted lo by pilots.
Livsavoot, Dsc 11.—ArrIved the Montesunsa and air James
Kempt, from Philadelphia ; William, Oortvia, and Symnpetryi
Baas, from St. John's, N. K. The Hellespont, from hence, sent
into Monte Video by the Br:121112a squadron, was taken' on the
15th September. Application has been made to Captain Pastor.
of his Majesty's ship Sapphire, claiming bis Interference and rotes-
lion, as it appears he is instructed to demand all vessels taken after
the sth September. She was not warned off, nor did she fire.

GIBRALTAR, Dacausea 1.

We are commencing the last month in the year, and
yet our scourge bas not left us. It is, however, greatly diminished;
but the cause, I fear, is to be ascribed more to the paucity of sub-
jests, than, the actual departing of the malady. According to yes-
terday's official return, there were but ten fresh reported cases and
three deaths; although there were six interments.
Statement of Deaths by Fever between the Ist of September
and the 29th of November, 1828—
Officers, Civil and Military, 14 ; Royal Artillery, 85 ; Sappers
' and Miners, 21 ; Staff Corps, 4 ; 12th Regiment. 58; 23d ditto,
42; 424 ditto, 57; 43d ditto, 96; 7311 ditto, 42; 94th ditto, ss.
Total Military, including Officers, 474. Inhabitants of the oat,
I,o4l3.—Grand Total. 1,557.
Names of the Officers. acc.—Lieutenant It. Bull. Royal Engi-
neers; Deputy Assistant Commissary-General W. Smith ; Lieut.
Alezander and Lieutenant Osborne, 94th Regiment; Reverend
1111. Hitclunan, Chaplain to the Forces; Reverend Mr. Barber,
Methodist Minister, Acting Chaplain; Mr. Walsall, Ordnance De-
partment; Dr. Helmer, Inspector of Hospitals • Dr. Mathias' R.N.
Acting Staff Surgeon; Ensign C. Stewart, 4241 Regiment; Lieut.
Williamson, 73d Regiment; Ensign Wargo, 12th Regiment; As-
sistant-Surgeon Fraser, 7341 Regiment; Limtenant Fursteen, 12th
Regiment.
Clergy, including Protestants, Catholics, and Rabbis, 9 deaths.
Medical, including Civil and Military, ,e deaths.
Total Sick on the 29th of Novembef, 490; Via. Serious cases,
109 ; slight ditto, 56 ; convalescent, 255.