Star.
London, England, 1829-01-15 00:00:00

LISBON, DECEMIIII 27.

According to the information received by the Don lean Ir it
appears that the Constitutionalists of Terceira are so well fortified
in that island, that it is impossible to take it ; and the military as.
thorities are in correspondence with the Chiefs of the Conuitu•
timeline in England : and, by the accounts received from Eng-
land, It Is expected that the refugees there are geeing to the above
Island. There is also reason to believe the Island of St. Michael's
will soon throw off the yoke of the Ueurper. With regard to
Madeira, the news we have received from that place cannot be
mote deplorable, the Governor committing every excess. The
expedition against Terceira, the populace of Lisbon publicly bunks
the Naval °Seers in the streets.

Letters from Odessa of the 90th ult. state, that thirteen vessel%
laden with provisions, left on the 18th for Varna.

CITY. TweLvi o'CLocz.

Consols opened this morning at the same price they left of yes•
terday, $74 f for the Account ; but the market does not appear so
good as yesterday.
In the Foreign market nothing Is doing
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCIL

The Canoed market has rather receded since the opening of the
market, when they were deft at a7e 4, since which they went
down to sacra at 1171 for the Account, and at present may be
quoted 87i buyers. This heaviness of the market may be attri-
buted to a report of the Bank Directors baying a meeting this day
nn some affairs of Importance ; another report manufactured west-
ward is that the Doke of Wilmot:prow was going out, and lbw
visors coming in. We can state that the well•informed do out
attach the least credit to the above reports.
Letters have been received from Hamburgh of the Da by the
Flanders mall. A severe frost bad set fa there. Gold was rather
lower, and the Exchanges declined f per Cent.

It is stated that the Guymon:it contracts condos out will be
nearly double this yen.

Owing to the largeness of the supply, coali were
selling last week ar Southampton at Ns. it ebeldron,
and lid. per bushel.
A Correspond' nt informs us that snow has•falleg to
a very considerable depth iii the neighbourhood of
Market Raisin—so much so as to impede all agricul-
tural business.

A not sirieular being has resided, till within a few,
dyes near Iron Utrecht, Long Island. He was to all Intents a
hermit, having lived alone for these lea SS years. A (male be
would never Allow to enter his done. Nis•name Is said to have
been Abraham Van Brunt. and his age fa supposed to have been
bsiwrm 60 and 70 rata. On the 15th ultimo be was found dead
in his bed.--Deden Charier.

Ye:ten:l.y the ',mains of the ancient A.chiepiscespal
Palace at Croydon were sold at the Mart. This extensive Palace
once covered thitteLn acres et bria The principal remains are the
ancient hall. with its curiously asueiseeted roof, the eh spel, the
Judge: chambers, and the ski bead of water. There are now a
number of modern buildings en the she which Is bounded by the
giver Wandler The whole produced 1.70 W.

Yeoerday evening the Annual General Meeting of
the Governors of the London Truss Society was held at the So.'
ciety'a room in Go tocere-ball•tourt, to herr the Secretary Lead the '
Report, from which it appeared-that, in the .yeat which has just
terminated, 4.275 individuate had bon relieved by the Society,
making is total of patients to whom the benefits of the Institution
have been emended, since the establishment of the Society in 1407,
of not less than 57 3:14. From the finance report ft appeared that
the fiends of the hockey were in as Improving condition, Notwith-
standing she heavy eldeste epos it.
The KING MA+ Lately intent at all examination
the deaf and dumb pupils and it would seem that the new plan
adopted with • view to resume to them the partial use of speech
bas bee* very sucans' el. One of the pupils, on being presented to
Itierwrit, anteulated she folios/int weeds .very distinctly—
•• Thep/moire e.seingaresrakimpAns netted use to speechl Levi
Dee the King !*—P•oisdlipnr. I. a ptatical obedience to the
maains of TA iLivamito7" that op, ech was given to wont. tamed!
his tMoaghts"), wben•the first use the lad was taught to mate of
tangoes, was to utter d Laisabood