Star.
London, England, 1828-11-06 00:00:00

BRUSSELS, Nov. 3.

The irate Gaunt of 46th June, announces the departure of Lieut.
General Van Geen, who returns to the Nethetlands after a stay of
eight years in Java, where he bas performed important services, but
greatly impaired his health.
The No. of ittitk June, contains $ report from the Lieutenant
Governor General de Kock, dated Magellang, the 17th June, from
which it appears that our troops were engaged in erecting intrench-
Menp in Gamping ; and that on the 12th June they had had a
serious engagement with the insurgents, whom they succeeded In
dispersing. Captain Kruseman was slightly wounded in the kg, and
some of the allied Javanese troops killed. It ,seems also that the
enemy make frequent but fruitless attacks, no hinder the construc-
tion of the increncbments.

Another dispatch from the Lieutenant Governor General, dated
!flagellant, 19thlune, states, that the insurgents had made a vigo-

roes attack on the podtion.beld by the Pancreas Manske Dial-
rat, our ally, on the left bank of, the Primo; at the sante time a
'body of SOO of the enemy attacked the camp of Major Bauer, but
was repulsed with loss. The construction of the intrenchownts
continues. •
Thessatne number states, that the rebels had been driven beyond
the frontiers of the Presidency of Pekalongang, alter having re-
duced to ashes the villagr of Goenong CoegeL
TbeJeraGozette contains detailed ins:swim's for the propagation
Of the Nepal plant, and the Cochineal, and the means of naturals-
Ins the plant and the insect in the island of Java.
latbe Second Chamber of the States General yesterday, a pro.
jeer of law was presented for raising an additional loan of fifteen

millions of florins fur the East India Colludes, to be guaranteed by
the State, in the .sane manner as the preceding loan ut twenty
milikma.--Brussals Papery. Nov. S.
LOWER RUE, Occ. 21.

It is affirmed, that on the 12th inst. the Hanoverian Regiment
of Infantry entered the district of Thedinghausen, belonging to
Brunswick, and wu followed on the same day by a detuclunent of
Milani. The consequence of this military occupatirn Is bolted fee 4
with impatience.—Nurentberg Correipowdast, Oct. 2s. •
(The Numbers (lorrespondent of the 30th quotes. in confirmation •
of the above, an article previously inserted in the AignsulatatiMasg.l

CI CYO TwaLve o'CLocr.

Letters received at Havre from Rio de ilaseite, of the Sd Sept.
bring accounts that the squadron under Admiral Raman had pet
to sea again.
Private letters • from Lisboa. of the lith October, Kate that $
Decree is going to be prumu%ated for the organisation of the
Royalist Volunteers, from the age of 14 years t the Oovernmest
ate to find them arms Report says the Marquis de Cuevas
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pointed their Inspector-General. It is also said that the Govern.
meat of Don Miaow. have received information that the Emperor
Don PEDRO has appointed a Regency, composed at seven members,
which ate charged to maintain the rights of his daughter, as Glue's
of Poavnoet., till she becomes of ago.
Zen Suastunts, formerly Minister of Foreign Alain to ilk King
of Semi, is arrived at Paris, oa hit way to England, as Minister
Plenipotentiary.
The Gurney Amami( says that It is spokes et as eertsiai that is
the last Council held it was resolved to reinforce the Army in the
Mores with 12,000 Mee. The Goodie de Fraser discredits the Attie..
Cabals opened this morning at 861 t for the Account ; at pro•
'sent may be quoted 86i buyers. Little doing at present.
The Foreign Market is quite void of interest. Nothing doing ;
prices nominal.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Since the early part of the morning, when Consols were tall%
they have improved to NI j for the Account : this rise is owing to
the money market being good, and the report of his MAMMY being
expected in town. Thirty-three Thousand 511 per Cents. \mobs's
bought for account of the Thames Tunnel.
There is an account in one of the French Papers tocelyed this
morning from Gibraltar, dated the 17th, stating, that 100 persons
died per day at that plus; but we are informed that letters have'
been received from St. Raabe this morning, which mention that 40
died on the ISth. The French account must be eessissassd.
The Dutch steamer has net arrived ss yet.
Up to the present hour we have no &press from tub, or any
further accounts from the armies is the East. . .

In the Foreign Market hula oe nothing doing. .

,
His Royal Highness the Duke of Suumt arrived et
Weentehad Abbey. the seat of Colonel WILIELAN and formerly she
residence of Lord Bram. last Thursday evening.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the tedonial
Cleat front Halifax Bermuda. and New &nth Wales. The dis-
patches from Sir H. Tomes. at Bermuda. are dated theittith of
September, and those from Sir P. Illatnano, at HAW, the nth
of October. The dispatches front New South Wake ere from
Lieutenant-General Mame, and from New Brisnewich frees
Sir IL Mucus.
The Dowager Marchioness of SA LIIIIIIIRT Mt!, taiied
a distinguMed party to dinner an Tuesday, at her Wise in Ar-
lington-street.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Fnieign
Office from Mr. VAVONAII, the British Minister at the United
States. Dispatches were also received yesterday,frese ear Am-
bassador at &meant. . .
Sunday, as Mr. FURY. of the house of Swett me, of
Abbey-street, was riding in the Park. at Dublin, his bores became
unmanageable, and running with eat iolence, dished Mr. ram
against one of the largs trees, and killed him ea Use sped .
'!'he Sydney (New South Wales) Papers contain the
following letter from the Governor to the late Sheriff of
the Colony :
8. Government House, Nov. 112, IM.
" The Right Nondurable the Secretary of &ate to the Colonies
having had under his consideration your conduct on the occasional
the public meeting which was held at Sydney on the 26th of July
last, and his Lordship having observed that you bad net confined
yourselt merely to presiding on that occasion. but that you bad
given your countenance to the proceedings in which the misting,
institutions of the Colony and the constituted authorities under-
went the most calumnious animadversions, his Lordship consider
that such conduct on the part of a public slicer moot fail to pro-
duce the meet serious evils is a Colony. It now becomes my
painful ditty to apprise you of the orders conveyed to me by Lord
Viscount Godettels, and that I have determined not to re-appnint
you In the office of Sher& (Signed) " DARLING.
The following is Mr. Corsaarr's published opinion
of the dinner solid/rally given to Mr.Setei. on Monday
" As to the dinner held yesterday at the City of London Tavern,
the int thing to observe is. that not a single man known at all to
the public--not a single Catholic of this description—was (mod with
brass enough to appear at that Meeting. The Catholic Associations
have applauded their able friends, Sir F. BUllleirrt, Mr. Baunostan,
Mr. Wesley's, Mr. Huns, Lord Roantavon. lard Name, Sir
R. Wilms, and many other Members of the Hume of Commons;
and to several of them they have voted their thanks. yet not a
' eidgie man of them was present on this occasion ; and the only
person at all ever known to the public, except Mr. Hour, was Mr.
w swan Una, who has, for the last twenty-nee yeari, been very
little beau( of. How comes it, that every man of distinction—
every aslant all known to the public—should have kept awe/ from
this Mesa* ; and that eves Mr. Duman, though it appears that
he hag reeiemed to go, before the, ham at eating came mat an
apology kr hie abispar