Star.
London, England, 1828-09-10 00:00:00

!EXTRACT 01 A LIIIII2A FROM CARIMAOINA.

General Bolivar entered this capital on the 24ch June.
which occasioned much rejoking. He is in.ested wadi
flee powers to act as he deems best for the %cline of
the country.

FROM THI STARRY TAPIR 01 APRIL 4.
The Bank of New Bomb Wide' will once us 'se hole
up its'head. In the coarse of 1836, it any be reed
lected. the Governor stoned ill, at .Le of segue.'
of the Directors. to save this institution front insolvency
Again it falls to the lot of his Escenency to Warm

the powetful aid of the rover: meat in %behalf of dis
100 declining Bank. which will speedily NCO's/
former position in NU CollllllllCiii CIIII7IIICY.
Accounts from Norma Bay tt4t.. that a number
(chanty pdsonen from that Betties eat have bees
found tpesneJ by the natives la the *clads.

We understand that upwards of in dines the qua-
lity. of wheat required has been tendered to the Coat.
mossary at Hobart Towns who accepted of a►out on
bushels. at an average of 8..
The inhabiunts of the Sister Colony are crying oat
lustily fur the passing of the Insolvent Act.

BA NC Or Aurrnama.—The Meeting, of which se
spoke in ow last, bas taken place. The Court was set
very crowded. The ostensible object for the Proprietors
to condoler was, we understand, the establishment ef a
communication with some respectable house is Lai.
don. Several Resolutions wets agreed to; bet die
most prominent was, that a credit or 30,0001. be
'loused, and that Mr. James Arthur be autbeneed
negotiate the loan in London.

CITY. Twatire O'CLOCK
Tb. holidays et the Detroit's will am be over dli
sequently the Omni martial it den, aad without any
up to this dale. Coasub opened this morale, at Sat stiff%
which price they resists for the Account.
The Dutch steem4soost which arrived yrntetday afternoon, bingo
letters of Satarday Own Asasterdsas ; the far* were radar
higher ia HAIM ; and the report was, at Amsterdam, that *
miociatisas with the Tarns still ceatineed.

The Valorem, which has arrived from Vera Cruz, silleg is die
27th of June, area days preview to the last Vezina path%
from Tampico 34 of Joly, sod front the Havanna', 3d of Alm
Sits doss met bring any mews, bet has on baud 1111,1100 diem be
merchants' aeamot.

CITY, EIALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

'ilia Coma alifitt, witido a short period. has Immo soy
beam which is attributed to a issodty of heavy utak bag
brought to market. Commis may at pm= be jested st an i
for the Acermast. The Oty appears doll. for mot al hoarse
train the East. V.
TWO acuks.

This iseeseat smite bas beast givea IS the Steck &them
that the Isterest en India leads MI be rerleced. is Mir**
Three per Cent. bowed of Feet per Cast. •leis ieferarathe
caused Gault to rise fres ill to ita tf j, at width piss tier
are at present. ,•

The Doke of %mar:crow left tows yesterday test
ees a visit to the lad et Wiensess.ame, at his war, Aptbsrp,
Narthaseptesehlre, whets the Noble Batt mat poen setatsless
• pany of Meads.
The health of the Duke of CIA aims was Coissidere4
yesterday to be is as hopewareg state, and the answer ta al le.
rrat Ms Royal tirabene's reddens at Bosky Park wee—
itilltegd Higisams is seeds better." Mr. Vesev Irmessans
was mum these who arrived at Beaky yesterday, re leant the ear
et the Royal Duke. The &Age Weutoeleo. Sr Dews rim
say, sad seamy et the Nobility at present is news, have alai u
the Dukes Les iva milkers se bent the mesas received hos
Beaky.
The increase is the lumber of bsildirgs is the sits
sky et the esstrepells la twisty years has bear thirty per an
which I. as. per can less this the rate et the increase et the p►
polarise few the sum perked.
The first lateral navigable easel was commesced is
leglnd abuse 70 years slate. At the present time dent are
00 easel cemperdes is spondee, who have espeadai dart, WI
▪ le their ooderteklap, sod stake a yearly dividend 011011.1114
span their espitaL
It is sodomised that both the presets Mershon fa
Gloucester MR retire tress the Represeetatum et that My as de
lest general *odes% eel dist two Ceedllatee mil he waned as
the Upraise 44e, with the Murree et the Cerperatins, and ewe
ethers es the Ilioistedd interest. The tamer are stated se be
C.Fteht lieasetxr. It. N. cad Mr. Pinworm the baptiser; the
latter the ilea. Jars Daewoo. the video ewe of Lord Saseasese.
sod either air. Lau ems Layman,. of Seadywid Park, ear
Chekeuhata. et Mr. GOUSSACIS. at Wenewobesies, ewer Glencoe&

Extract of a private letter, et the 9th ultimo. has
iCittioiel rs—'•
pelted to ob. y tto commands of his f.ther. teases to
evacu.te the Priopoonesus. The Allied Admirals have
sent ..fr an capes, to announce to the Viceroy of Ea re
that they will blockade the port of Alexandria if the
evacua:iun does n•it take pace within a sno .th.
m IC who is mote than ever embarrassed by the scarcity
f victuals, attempted a amp de moire upon Pyrgos to
min provisions. but was tossed to tenon to Nasal
without obtaining ally."
Davosroar, Sarr. 7.—The Russian Admiral RP
leasn, about whom so much ninety has been septette'
since be parted from his aquariums off Scilly. in the gale
of wind nit the 9 h alt. strived at Gibraltar on ib- SOW
of last month; and when the Echo steamer, which ay
rived here to dab's fi Gibraltar. be was anzi.msly await-
lug the arrival of the seasainder of his squadrotodick
bay left this post ou Thursday last, after having to
paired the damage sustained in the gale above
'neutioned. The esperisantal squadron, under Sir IL
ilacswood. has tanned to poet.
*AITESIPT AT MURDEISOOII after eleven o'clock
het night. the neighbourhood of Fetter-lane wa. throes
lOW the highest state of excitement by loud and re-
prated screams, and cries of " Murder l" i..oing ham
the hoes* adjoining Berokson's coffett-bome and chop
house. Fetter • lane; and in a few minutes a female rushed
from the street-door, covered with blond ; and at reack-
ins Mr. B.ooksoo's bar, which she entered fix shelter•
she fainted. On examination, it was found twat she was
dreadfully wounded in the left side of the thonftbegiii.
having ter tight hand nearly severed. The wat:bmess
who had been alarmed by her screams, now arrival;
and she being known at Brookson's, they were Junta
to her residence nest door, where het husband. Aso
Abbott, a leather-dresser, was met on the stab', his
Lands and clothes coveted with blood, and he Atte*
time vowing vengeance against his cursed "de.'
He was directly secuted, and taken to Si. Meal°
watcbbouse. and Irons thence to the Coolitter• Tbe
peer woman, who bad twisted a towel round Its
shout, to prevent the effusion of blood, bad by rbg
dim in some degree recoveied her senses, and +woke*
to the house of Mr. Hosting. surgeon, in Fkel"tne!'
who ceusidried the case of too serial's a astute tot 10
ottani a, and recommended her immediate removal"
the hospital, to *lnch place she was conveyed in lei+
trey coach. She stated. while at Mr. Hosking ti dig
the had been married es years, and had. for thirds"'
• {taut, been subject to repeated ill.tieatment on the'
-f jealousy. Alter having assisted at Mr. Brooksco,
cue whole the day. she had teturaed home, and wal_
June aitacked by her hatband with the vilest *bat
sieoase-, aiiti ultimately blows. in endeavouring to wa
_.rd
* ate .4 which the lest see band cot throagh. flaw
•e it lour t received a stab in the throat. By elm."
wary rues toms she readied the deer. and etcaped dos
L4llllO a the Turn Tuns. Mbsa taken to the h01pi..,,A1.
nr was attended by Messrs. Ewers. Taylor. Waite, rA"
Davis, who &set:named that mimes, Meer arterial;
teen levered, and that the cast was NW et Ude
%nista

NAVAL UTELIAGENCE.

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VAtts Aftwitn Tan Dar.—Dublin 1— Waterfard 1.

toes. Seer. 6.—Rrrvamot rim lane Ihsicouirri.—" Tester-
'Jay the Morn Castle, Captain Lenox, arihred at this port frbm
Ilia. after a passage of 64 days. She has broLght aver 312 of the
rrsons who emigrated from this‘part of the tountry in the ihohths
of Augu-t and 'Septets-their last year. The Moro Castle sailed on the
361 July, and was to be followed by ilse Phithe, which was to leave
on the sth with about 190 mote. The Henry, Aknerr,the High.
ender, and the SWedish'shipVinpliet, amongst which the remainder
of those who wire to tettirn were to be distributed, amounting 10
about 1,200, were also taken up; there would then be left at Rio
about 450 who wished to 'remain behind; and these united num•
ben composed the survivrirs of those who left-this country, amount.
ins over 3,000. The Moro Castle *za taken up by th e Brazilian
Government, and the expenses paid by 'it ; but the Whole was
under the command of the Sisperintendants of the British Arnim.
sador and the British Admiral, who paid every attention to the
shipment. The condition of the pelsons who have 'returned is
deplorable "
The Gibraltar Lid, received from the Agent to IJoyd's there, of
the 21st ultimo. and the Gibraltar Chronicle of the same date, make
no mention of the arrival of the Russian Admiral Ramon, although
stated by the Devonport account, to have taken place on the 20th.
There is probably some mistake in the date, if the arrival has really
taken place.
The Richard, &amiss, from Quebec to Liverpool, is totally lost
at Magdalen Island—crew saved.
Rumours', Seer. B.—Wind &Ens S. S. W.—Arrived the Aurora,
from Ferro', with 400 emigrants. Sailed the Marchioness of
-Queensberry packet, for Rio Janeiro.
Ponwmouro, Sari. 9.—Wind S. W.— Artiv ed his Majesty's ship
Valorous, from the Havannah, &c. with 29.000 dollars on board,
all on merchants account ; also the Kent Russian sloop of war,
from the Mediterranean, last from Plymouth ; i'rince of Orange,
from Batavia; Jefferson, Linn, train New Orleans. His Ma-
jesty's ship Valorous"' sailed from Vera Crus 28th Julie, from
Tampico 3d July, and Havannab 3d ultimo.
PLTMOUTM. SEPT. B.—Wind S.—Arrived the Echo, HILLOCK,
from Gibraltar; Earl Talbot, Foists. from Oporto; and Eliza-
beth, CRZIOMTUN, from St. Petershu gh. Off port the Nina, LZART.
from New South Wales. Sailed the Bloomfield, Cooussa, for Faro,

DIAL, Sam 9. —Wind W.& W.—Arrived from London the
William Manningion, WILICISIOX, for New South Wales; and
Thisbe, Cuss, for Jamaica.

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Colic, Sim 7.—Arrived the Happy Society, from Buenos Ay.
m; Newcastle, from Rio Janeiro; Mary. Aasurrsono, from St.
John's, New Brunswick ; Sir Charles Ogle, from Cape Breton ;
Arcturus, DMOIIII, from Leghorn.

THE APPROACHES TO THE NEW LONDON
BRIDGE.

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Yesterday Special Juries were summoned to asses,
the damages due in compensation to five parties, who
are to be removed from their premises, to make room
for the approaches on the S irithwar k side of the new
London Bridge. The inquiry was carried on in the
Town Hall of the Borough, which was crowded by
claimants ift cue and in pone. Mr. Sergeant Anima
presided. and Mt. R. L. Jones, the Chairman of the
Bridge Committee, and several other Members of the
Court, were on the bench.
Mr. DJitlli AN, in addressing the Jury on the first case,
which was a claim put up by Messrs. Stewart and
Highley, for the loss of the freehold property of Nos.
309 and -314, on the west side of High-street, South-
wark, reminded the Jury war the Corporation of the
City of London in these cases acted only as trustees foe
the public. They were desirous ot very full and liberal
compensation given to tho.e who were put, to inconve.
aience, and perhaps compelled to make some sacrifice
to make way for this great national undertaking. Be-
yond that. the Corporation had but one duty in common
with theJory,.....namely, to protect the public purse,
•and t I peeeent.the pvogress of improvement being re-
tarded by speculative plunder. The Learned Gentleman
then called witnesses on behalf of the. Corporation, to
prove the value of the freehold.
Nlessrs. Stewart and Highley held, as triptees under
the marriage settlement of a Mr. and M's. Taylor, sub-
ject to two leases. one of the house ..;09, of sa h'ch there
was an unexpired te ran from Michaelmas next of seven
years and a halt, et 401. per annum, and the other a
lease of No. 311. granted to James Pike, for an ones-
p;red term flora Michaelmas next of three years and a
half at 401. per annum. The sum 'first demanded for
this interest was 4,1901. The Committee offered to
refer the claim of compensation to be settled by the
'claimants surveyor, and the clerk of the city works.
Messrs. Highley, in answer, declared that they would
ant take less than 2,5001. and in the event of that offer
being-refused. would refer the case to a Jury. The
Committee then (sieved the claimants 2,0501. or 2001.
mo- e than the freehold was valued at by their officer.
Mr. Hoggart, the auctioneer, now declared that the
full value ot the premises in the market was 1,9501.
Mr. George Smith. of Frederick's-place, Old Jewry,
valued them at 2,1051. 17s.
Mr. Joseph Orme. a surveyor, valued them at 2,1131.
MI . PLATT. as Counsel for the claimants, complained
of the mode of trial, in which the Corporation, who were
the real opposing and interested parties, had their eases of
compensation tried by one of their own Judges, and gave
their ewn Counsel the right of opening and reply against
a complainant. It was not surprising that under these
circumstances his clients should prefer making a heavy
sacrifice, rather than go to law ; but the corporation
having rejected the offer made with that view, his cli-
ents were justified in demanding the full value of the
premises, which men of the most experience had de.
Glared to be worth 3,5001. The term speculative plun-
der had been introduced io this case by the Common
Sergeant most unwarrantably. The clamants were
respectable men, who performed their duty as trustees
to a Lady and children.
Mr. Jas. Savage, the architect, who built the Chelsea
Church, then deposed, that in his opinion the premises
"ere worth 3,3051. He valued these houses, as from
their situation, worth 901. per annum each, which was a
higher rental than was taken by the preceding witnesses.
The houses were old, but strong, and in good repair.
Mr. Edmunds, a surveyor of pavements, valued the
houses at SOS. per annum, and considered the freehold
worth 3,1121.

Mr. Robert Imes Cotton considered the houses
won!) JOU per annum rent, and the freehold worth

Mr. !linger considered them worth even more.
Mr. William Key, the brother to the present tenant,
considered them worth a rent of 1001. per annum.
The Jury assessed the compensation in this case at
2,2001.
The nett claim investigated was that ofThomas Key,
the tenant of No. 311, who there carries on the business
ait a cheesemongei, and at the same time acts as clerk
• in the house of Beaumont and Co. lead-merchants, in
• Tnnleystreet. His average profit he alleged was
1,2191.15.6.1. and he d•manded as compensation 4,0181.
The COMMON SERGEANT characterised this as a most
_impudent claim. 'l•he claimant having entered after
mime had been given of the intended removal of the
ptemiseb, was not entitled to one penny f',,r the goodwill.
1' was manifest the trade had been got up for the sake
of hr claim.
.('he Jury assessed the compensation for the loss of,
trade and fixtures at 3851.141.6 d.

'DERBY GRAND TRIENNIAL MUSICAL
FESTIVAL.
•
DERBY, Stirramari 9.
This splendid Musical Festival commenced this
mornings, under the dist ingui.hed patronage of hisCirace
the Duke of Devousulae, Lord Lieutenant of the
County. and most of the orincipil Nobility, for the
benefit of the General Infirmary. Eaily yesietday
worning and during the whole of the day, the town of
Derby presented a most animated scene, rn conseqn nee
of the continual arrival, of company of the highest e-
spectability, and the King's Head, the Bell Inn, the
Tige•. Sec. were speedily filled, and every respectable
private lodging-house is occupies' by fashionable., at
very high rents; indeed, Vie town presents a more gay
appearance than it has ever done on any former occa-
slob, and there is every prospect of the inhabitants
reaping a rich harvest.
Some apprehensions were entertained, as the Festival
approached, that that fa.ciiiating singer, Madame CA
Tatar& might be detained on the Continent by India
posit,on;and would be consequently unable to enliven
the Festival by her presence; but to the gratification of
every person, they were soon dissipated, by the arrival
of the 4. Queen of Song" on Monday night, at her
apartments in the Irongate.
The following distinguished personages arrived on
Monday : they have chi-Ay private apartments—
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Their Graces the Dukes of Devonshire, Rutland, and Newcastle ;
the Earls of Harrington, Shrewsbury, and Beauchamp ; Viscounts
Melbourne and Tamworth ; Lords Middleton, Scarsdale, Suffield,
Vernon, Waterpark, itc. tic. _ _
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The Festival cr rumenced at All Saints' Church, with
the chaunting of the Morning Service, by the Rev.
THOMAS HIINRY Warr% A.M. Choral Vicar of Litchfield
Cathedral ; after which the Grand Selection of Sacred
Mut c from the works of NlosAwr,H A NUEL,RIIITHOVIN.
and HAYDN, among which were some of their most sub.
lime productions. and several never before introduced in
. ibis count, y.which were performed by the chorus singers
.electsd from the Choral Societies of Lancashire, D :by •
%hit e, &c: Someof the finest of the new choruses were:—
Behold the Heaven of Heavens, Pharaoh heath he drowned
in the lied Sea, Father we adore: hee, and Hodie meows
is Paradise Patriotic by HAYDN. and BSZTHoyRN.B
Deep Stillness rcios upon the Waters; RT's
Sound aloud tke Trumpet high, was alv, very effective;
the whole Oeing admiral,' performed.
Mr. GnaratrortaFwas the conductor, and preside.l'at
the organ; sod !he instrumental performers were led
by Me,srs. CRAMER and OURIG. Every box is Liken
at the Theatre fur the Concert this evening.