Star.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

lONIAN PILE& •

CORFU, OCTOBER 20.
-The official Gazette of the United Stites of the
lonian Isles contains the following Resolution, adopted
by the Senate on the 16th of that month :
It appeasing from the Report of the Regent of Zone, dined
the 16th instant, that on the nth and following days, there took
coo duct
the Island palates add highly seditious and infamous
conduct an the part of several inhabitants of that Island, against
a part of the troops of his Majesty, destined to support the
guardians of health, and to maintain use ptinciples of neutrality,
which have been formerly romuigated; which has determined
the said Regent and the Resident to proclaim martial law in
certain villages, by virtue of an Act of Parliament of the Silt of
April, 1821, it has been resolved in follows:
" Art. 1. Martial law proclaimed by the Local Constitatia6l4
Authority, conformably to the said Act, is approved, and ex-.
tended to thcwhole Island.
" 2. All the Local Civil Authorities shall cease their functions
from the day of the date of this promulgation.
0 3, His Excellency the Lord High Commissioner shall be
expressly prayed to take, under these circumstances, every other
measure of punishment and precaution that he may deem ex-
pedt.
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4.
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This Resolution shall be printed, and expedited to whom-
ever the execution of it appertains.
(Signed) " THEOTOKT.
° SIDNEY G. OSBORNE, Secretary.
" Approved by 'f. MAITLAND:"

THE EVEVING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
To-morrow is the •shutting of Consols: a good
deal of Stock has been carried over to that day, and
a heavy market is expected.—Current prices :
Bank Stock 238%1-3 per Cent. Reduced 767 a %
3 per Ct. Cons. 773 A 1/2-4 per Cent. 963/4
' S per Cent. Navy Anns. 110% %% %
Bank Long Annuities 19 7-16 3
India Stock 240%—India Bonds 655. pre.
Ezcheq. Bills £lOOO, 2s. Ss. pre. par
Ditto (Small) 3s. Is. pr.—Cons. for Acct. 783/4 %.

The French Papers of from Monday to Friday last
have been received. Some extracts from those of the
first three days will be found in the preceding column.
Those of Thursday and Friday, which came to hand
at a late hour this forenoon, set at rest all the ru-
mours which prevailed respecting the Kinc's healthr
the fall in the funds, &c. Their contents, so far as re-
lates to France, are quite uninteresting. The follow-
ing are extraets;
PARIS, NOVEMBER en.
Yesterday, the King transacted business with the
Minister of the Interior and the Duc de Richelieu.
It is not yet known an what day the King will re-
ceive the Address of the Chamber of Deputies.
A solemn funeral service WAS performed for the
repose of the soul of the late Archbishop of Paris.
The accounts from Barcelona are to the 17th inst.
and speak of the plague as being considerably dimi-
nished. Letters from Doctors Pariset and Francois
state that it is the American yellow fever, and that
is highly contagious.
The intelligence respecting the Greeks and Turks
and the conjectures as to the war between Russia and
the latter Power, receive no eclaircisseatent from the
latest French Journals.
An article from Brussels of the 15th irk. mentinns
that her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta ar-
rived at that city on the preceding evening, and'
next day resumed her journey.
French Funds, Nov. 29.—Five per Cents. 89 f. 75 c.

New York Papers to the 1 lth of November arrived
this morning, bringing intelligence of a late date
from South America. The details respecting the
fall of Lima contain no novelty, but the following
extracts will be read with interest

MEXICO.
Extract of a letter from La Vera Cruz, dated Sep'l
tember 240 h, published in
.the Philadelphia Gazelle.
" The following is the substance of the accounts
received from the interior:
After the treaty between O'Donoja and Itur-
bide, ai Cordova, they proceeded to the neighbour-
hood of Mexico; and it is stated by a person who
left that capital on the 12th, that a meeting took
place in St. Christobal, between Novela, the Vice.;
roy, appointed by the people of Mexico, and his suc-
cessors O'Donoju and Iturbide, at which were many
persons of rank, for the purpose of confirming the
treaty ; and it is farther stated, that on the 15th, it
was finally concluded in Mexico with much pomp,
aad harmony ; that the troops passed and repassed
from the city without restraint, and that all was
peace. Nothing is known officially ; but there is every
probability of the correctness of these reports."
ZITRACT 01 A LITTTZR raw' HAVAIMAII, OCT. 90.

0 Report says that Novak the Deputy Viceroy,
died suddenly, but this wants confirmation. What is
certain is, that as soon as O'Donoju presented himself
at Mexico, he was immediately acknowledged Vice-,
roy by Novela and the Authorities ; and, being in pos-
session of the Government, he immediately called a
meeting of the Cortes, agreeably to the Treaty with
Iturbide in Cordova, and in everything ordered that
Treaty to be fulfilled. His Proclamation to that
effect is in this place. •
0 It is suspected that O'Donoju brings orders from
his Court to the effect of confirming the independence
of the country, but Davilla, the Governor of Vera
Cruz, not knowing this, or affecting not to understand
them; holds out ; has ordered all the useless families
away from the place, the others have entered the