Star.
London, England, 1817-10-20 00:00:00

EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 181?.
THE FUNDS.
Prise of Stocks this day at twelve o'clock.,

Reduced lati--Cone.ll2f I—Cons. for Nov. NH
4 per Cent. 914—Navy, 1071—India Bonds% 106 pr. 1
Exchequer silM,l7e. to 335. pr.
4oaseissoes of the report on 'Change, all morning, that a
rupture between Spain and Portugal bad taken place. a great
sensation was mated. Console began ..fr the newel at 03.
and than tell to 6111. They ;Mammas rosato 6s la; Which was
the pricy at twelve o'clock.

In addition to the abOve report, a rumour *as circulated, that
orders had been blued by the Admiralty for all Officers so half
pay t. send in a notice of their residence, and on what stations
they have been employed. It is further stated, that orders have
been given to fit .out ell sail of the line and seven frigates, for a
foreign espeditiob.
We give these merely as the rumours of the day, to shew the
elects they bad epos the Fends.
Upon enquiry, we Sod that the Packet has net brought tiny
letters to Spanish Houses here of the da•e of the dispatches.

'creeps, and the direction day had taken—coupled
with the premature department of the packet (for
which other reasons may have existed) may have
conjured up all the reports that have been circulated
of actual invasion.

The Paris Papers of Thursday, which arrives in
the course of yesterday, have brought us a detailed
account of the reported Revolution at Algiers, which
seems to leave no doubt of such an event having
actually token place. The account, which is dated
Algiers, September 16th, will be found at length
among our extracts in a preceding part of our Paper.
For more than a month previous it appeth'illiat a
fermentation had been observed to prevail among
the soldiers. OMAR PACHAt the Dey, was told that
a plot was hatching against him, but refused to give
any credit to the intelligence. On the 3d of last
month, however, he was suddenly awakened from
his dream of safety, to a fate which his heroic and
honourable character but little merited Early on
the morning of that day a tumultuous assemblage
of 600 Turkish soldiers proceeded to the Palace,
where the Div was sitting in Council with his Mini-
sters, and overpowering the Palace Guard, some of the
most furious of them rushed into ►he Council room.—
The Div sought to appease them, but in vain ; be
then drew his sabre to defend himself, but, being sum
overpowered by numbers, was-dragged out into the
Cotut-yard of the Palace and strangled. In the mean-
time, another body of soldiers bad been detached to
the City, where they proclaimed A4l HOOJA as new
,Dey, and rejurned with him in triumph to the Palace.
of the Regency, which be entered a few minutes
after the murder of the unfortunate OMAR PACMA,
the first, and perhaps the last, Barbaresque Chieftain
who can be said to have honestly endeavoured mob.
serve the faith of treaties with the Christian World.
French 5 per Cents. 15th October, 65tr.

A Flinders Mail arrived last night, from which
we Inv given extracts in another column and this
swains a Dutch Mail arrived, from which We give
the subjoined articles,

BRUSSELS, OCTOBER IR
The Austriaa Corps of the Army of Occupation
has returned to its former cantonments in Alone,
with the exception of a few villages. which are re-
lieved from quartering troops. The greater part of
these troops is lodged in barracks according to mea-
sures taken in concert with the French Government.

The Austrian corps consists of 21,600 men effec-

tine. The Prussian corps which forms the centre of
the whole army, has made sense trifling changes in
its position. This corps is 24,000 strong. All these
troops observe the strictest discipline. It may be
added, that the public spirit in that part of France has
greatly improved within this last year.

. The accounts from Lisle speak very favourably of
the activity that prevails is the manufactories, not,
only in the city, but in the environs, so that there is
in some a want of hands. The population oi tbe
city has increased by a third-pan within these 18
months. The Duke-of &ngouleme is shortly ex-
pected In these departments.