Star.
London, England, 1826-10-27 00:00:00

CARACCAS, AVOUST 11.

On the 24th of July an order arrived at Coro from Maracaibo to
declare the province under martial law, and place it in a state of
defence against Venezuela. On the 27th there was a counter order,
occasioned by the people of Maracaibo having assembled and de.
manded from the municipality the cause of martial law baring
been proclaimed, and when it was announced that it was to put
down the proceedings in Venezuela, they exclaimed " that they
would not fight against their brethren," shouting at the same time,
"Union with Venezuela." On one and the same day, it is said t►at
Matacaibo, Truxillo, Merida, and the port of Alta Gracia, did the
same, and impatiently desire the organization of the federal system.
FROM BRAZIL
Captain Smith, arrived at Boston from Maranham, informs that
the new Tariff was received there from ltio de Janeiro previous to
the 16th ult. by which the duties on ■early everything had been
doubled.

We have received accounts from Moscow, with the
St. Petersburgh Journal of the 10th of October, and
quote as follows:

MOSCOW, 29th Smarm.
Yesterday were the rejoicings and festivities for the
people, in the large square called Deviichier pole, in the
centre of which a handsome tent was erected for their
Majesties and the Imperial Families. There were galle-
ries for the spectators, tents for the bands of music,
fountains of red and white nine, theaties, air balloons,
&c. &c.; also 240 tables, each 10 fathoms in length.
In the centre of each was a sheep roasted whole, the
horns gilt, the head silvered, and the body covered with
red damask; on each side, a vase containing two bar-
rels of beer, a sugared cake, in the form a flower-pot
with roses, a birch tree loaded with apples, a dish con-
taining thirty torsi fowls, four geese, and four ducks,
with a gilt fowl at the top ; then a vase containing two
barrels of mead, an oak loaded with plums, two hams,
a vessel containing two barrels of beet, a birch tree
bearing pears, a dish of jelly, a small oak bearing
apples, and a piece of boiled meat weighing 60 pounds.
On each table there were one hundred white loaves and
forty white rolls. The crowd began to arrive at day-
break, and the carriages at nine o'clock. The Emperor,
on horseback, followed tie carriage of the Empress,
who arrived at noon, and were received with the loud-
est acclamations; after going round the square, they
went into their tent, on which a standard was hoisted :
at this signal the people approached the tables, and the
diversions began. It as calculated that about 200,000
persons were in the square. There were distributed
among the people, 240 sheep, 480 sugar cakes, as many
pieces of boiled meat, of sixty pounds each, and dishes
of jelly ; 7200 fowls, 1000 geese, 1000 ducks, roasted ;
46,000 apples, as many plums and pears; 4000 barrels
of beer, ditto of mead, 2420 ditto of wipe; 2400 white
loaves. 9,600 small white loaves, and as many hams:
_ PETERSBURGH, 27th Smitatata.

. .
General Yermoloff, in a report of the 19th, announces
to his Majesty the safe arrival, at Tiflis, of Prince Menz-
choff, and all the Members of the Legation.

French Papers to the t 5 and the Node of
Wednesday, have arrived. The latter contends that the Christia

Powers are really endeattottring to obtain from the Porte a qualified
recognition of Grecian independence. The Journal des Deblois pub-
lishes a letter from Madrid, dated the latli instant, which repre-
sents the Kmes health as in a very precarious state. He continued
to suffer from the goat, and to expetiente adegree of somnolency,
which created much alarm in the mind of his Physician in Ordi-
nary. His complaint was evidently spoplecticN as he fell asleep lb
the inidst of public business, and sometimes even in the course of
conversation with his friends.

Bogota Papers ti the 4th August, have been re-
ceived at the North and South American Coffeehouse►
We extract the following :
" Public expectations have been strongly excited during
the last few days, by intelligence Government received

on Saturday night from some of the Local Authorities,
stating, that General Bolivar was on his way to the
capital ; and subsequently advice, was sent that he had
slept at Tocaymaisita on the 29th. Preparations were
made to receive him on Tuesday; but considerable
disappointment was Mt, when it was known on Monday
night that no hither intelligence of his coming was
known at La Messy. The Government are not in posses-
sion of direct intelligence from the President of a later
date than the 27th of June, at which time he was at
Lima, no doubt, however, is entertained of his speedy
arrival in this city."
These Papers contain a Circular to the Intendants of
the different Departments, dated July 19, urging the
greatest activity in collecting the contributions. The
following is the substance of it :
is The Executive is persuaded, that if proper activity
and firmneas were used in the collection of Vie contri-
butions, the Treasury would not be in the distress it is
represented to Government—the wants of the Army
would be folly supplied, and the Civil employis would
receive their salaries. (Signed) " CASTELLO."

On the ad of June last the Colombian flag was hoisted, on board
a fine frigate of 62 guns, in the Port of Carthagena.
Extract of a letterfrom Maracaibo, dated the 27th
of August:*" This Province is unchanged in her ad•
herence to the first established Government and Coosa-

tution, and the people are highly incensed at the conduct
of the Revolutionists. Business is completely at a stand,
and all wait for the arrival of BOLIVAR. In the mean-
while, it is known that the Government has no funds to
meet the demands abroad ; and the few resources left,
are appropriated to raise those defences which the
country requites for its protection against the efforts of
domestic as well as foreign en .mien.

Every day we are informed of more am cring news
from Spain. Letters from Aragon are filled with details of prose-
cutions against the Ex constitutionalists in that province; and, If
these letters are not exaggerated, they are by far more severe than
at the period when the Kiss left Cadiz. In spite of the greatest
vigilance of th► Police, the neighbourhood of the capital is sur-
I rounded by robbers. There are two bands about Madrid, com-
muting the greatest atrocities, and are becontisig so powerful to
cause great alarm in the different villages round Madrid.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market has kept steady the most part of the morning,
at S 1 /, 82 for the Account, and 811 / for Money. No operations
of consequence have taken place, and scarcely a bargain worth men-
tioning. The Foreign Market continues heavy in South American
Securities, particularly within this hour, when the arrival of the
Bogota Parts was known, which do not mention anything con-
cerning the Deeding of dollars to pay the Dividend.