Star. — 1826-10-17 (London, England)

OCTOSIR 14. Fier per Cents. . . . 981. 75c. 'Three per Cents. . . . 66f. BSc. Bank Actions . . . 20401. -c. Rentes de Naples . . . 731. 65c. Rentes d'Espagne a . 10f.  Accounts from Havre state, that a French vessel fell In with Liao'Dia squadron on the 6th September, off the coast of Mexico, when owtahe Bth September it experienced a dreadful tempest, which kste7 60 hours; a frigate mas seen disinasted, and the sea was cove ld with part of the wrecks.  Mexican Papers to the 20th August have been received at the North and South American Coffee-house, but they do nut bring any news of consequence. They contain a Speech of the PRILSIDINT of the Congress of Puebla, which gives a highly favourable description of the state of that community; it points out, amongst other things, the improvement of their roads, and the ad•antages deriving therefrom, to the commerce of the interior.  Frankfort Papers to the 10th were received this morning. They supply the following intelligence:  ROME, SgrTiazzaz 26.  The following are said to be the names of the new Nuncios nominated by the Pope, and accepted by the respective Courts: Monsignor Spinola, for Vienna; Monsignor Laus Cruschini, for Paris ; Monsignor Tiberi, for Madrid; Monsignor Guistiniani, for Lisbon; Mon• signor Argenteau, for Munich ; Monsignor Ostini (now Internuncio at Vienna), for Lucerne. It was expected that on this occasion a Nuncio would be appointed for the Netherlands, and several Journals had indeed spoken of it as a thing decided. But that this nomination has not taken place, may be considered as a proof that the difference between the Papal See and that Government are not yet adjusted. It now remains to be seen in how long or short a time the Nuncios for Paris and Viennawill set out for their destination ? when the French Ambassador, the Duke de Laval Montmorency will return to Rome ? and lastly, when we shall see the new Ambassador, Count Lebezeltern ? For some days past, various reports have been in circulation; thus, it is said, that nine young men, lately arrested, have been conveyed to the prisons of the Inquisition, and will be tried by that tribunal. There are endless conjectures respecting their crime, which can hardly be of a political nature. Another report says, that the result of the recruiting for the army is so unsatisfactory, that the Pope has resolved to establish the Burger Guard. Another report says, that many of the persons arrested for Carbonal ism,ha v e escaped from their confinement in Fort St. Leo. As the pt isons atCivita Castellana are also thought not to be very secure, a part of the prisoners will be brought to the castle of St. Angelo, at Rome, and the remainder more strictly guarded. An ordonnance lately published, prohibiting any person from shooting within the distance of about two miles from the gardens of the Vatican, in order, it is said, not to frighten the pheasants kept there, has been interpreted by the public in a manner which is undoubtedly not correct; there are at Rome desperate wretches, both strangers and natives, but certainly none who would defile his hands with the most detestable of all crimes. the ordonnance has in truth, no other object than to, prevent the game which abounds in the Papal gardens,' %%here it has taken refuge, from being driven away again, that his Holiness, who has no other recreation, may amuse himself with shooting near to his residence. Satisfactory accounts are received from ltomagna. Two persons have been arrested at Faenza, one of whom is believed to be the murderer of the Priest Brentani, and the other of the Inspector of Police, Bellini. ....At Ravenna, a Secretary of the Police has been arrested, because he is suspected of having been concerned is the crime committed there. Cardinal Rivarola bas left that place, and gone to Genoa, his native city. Some think it is because, though he still  hears the title of Cardinal Legate, and is by no means recalled from his post, he has in fact been discharged from the exercise of his functions; and the Government. Ihas no farther communication with him. It is said that before he departed, he designed to issue a proclamation to the Legation, but was prevented by the new Autho. titles. The first public act of the Commissioners of the Criminal Court, on their arrival there, was to discharge the Subaltern Officer of Gens d'armes, who came there in the suite of Cardinal Rivarola. Knights of Malta have already arrived from different countries at Ferrara, in' order to carry into effect all measures for the entire removal of the order from Catania.'  I,