Star.
London, England, 1830-03-19 00:00:00

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1 Dahlia ... 0
1 Waterford..... 0
O Gutrn. & Jereey 0
O Leeward bleeds 0

The Express from Paris this morning brings the French Rentes
lower, u well as a report of the approaching dissolution of the
Chambers ; and by which it appears that the King of France has no
alternative but to dismiss his Ministers, or to displease his subjects.
This critical situation of his Majesty, and his final determination, is
anxiously looked to by our City politicians : still these important
events have not had any effection the Funds this motting,which left
off yesterday at 92* to for the Account, and opened at 92* t ; after
width they receded to 92e ; at present may be quoted 92i, and for
Money 92 to I. Little business is doing u yet, as the speculators
are waiting for the King's answer to the Address of the Deputies.
In the Foreign Market, Greek Bonds are the only speculation at
present, which have again fallen. Two per Cents. have been done
at 38i.

HATS-PAST ONE.

Although it is laid that the French Rams came lower by the
Ettaffette than by the express:this morning, 80 to 26, the Congo'
Market maintains its price. Consols are now at the same price,
they opened at 921 1 for Account, and 921 for Money. In the
early part of the day they were at 921.

The expectation of a Message from Ministers for the reduction
of the four per cents. is still anxiously expected, which to the present
hour has not been communicated. This, no doubt, causes the firm.
ness of the market.

In the Corn-Exchange this morning the supply was very small.
owing to there bring no arrivals, and the prices are the same u or
Wednesday. Flour continues at the quotation of Monday.
In the Foreign Market Mexican Stock has fallen today 2 per
cent. owing to a report of a new expedition going there from Spain.
Greek, which has been done at 371, is now 38i. Spanish Bonds
am also lower.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Trinity House, London, March 11,11130.

Sta,—l beg to acquaint you, that in addition to the five persons
named In my letter of the 95th ult. the following four, •iz. Was.
Ferrell. James Haig, James Walsh, and Jonathan Smith, have since
presented their licenses as Pilots for renewal and confirmation ;
and the Board having been pleased to order the same to be re-
newed, I am to request you will cause the above mentioned names
to be also erased from the notices.

(Signed) J. HERBERT, Secretary.
To John Reopen, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's.

The Mariner, Lawson, from Honduras, has arrived in the Clyde.
The Mary Ann and Louisa, Davis, from Bourdeaux, has arrived
it Dublin.
The Snipe, Howell, from Honduras, has arrived at Milford.
The Sydney Packet, Waring, from the Cape of Good Hope and
Coruna, has arrived in the Downs.

laaairoot., Mazes 17.—Arrived the Courier, Orell, front Sa-
vannah; Superior, Thompson, from Charleston ; and Belus,
Gibbs, from Lisbon.

Mir., Masai 111.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrived from London.
the Montrose, Richardsoo. for Demerara; Dockenfield. Reddel.
fee Honduras; Thomas. Gowland. for Savannah; John Shand.
Pearson, for Jamaica ; Lady Farnham, Malty, for New South
Wales ; La Doane Mere, Wetherell, for Demerara; and Lusi-
tania, Gibbons, for Oporto.

CORK ELECTION.

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SECOND DAY (MONDAY.)

The polling commenced to-day at nine o'clock, and
continued with considerable briskness, all day. Both parties seem
full of strength, and each confident of success. It is impossible to
say at this stage of the proceeding how this contest will end, but
the prevailing opinion seems to be that Mr. Newenham will be suc-
cessful

STATE Or THE POLL AT voila O.CLOCIE.
CALLAGHAN. NEHEMIAH.
Freemen - - - 238 Freemen - - •
Freeholders - 18 Freeholders . .
---
256
Polling still going on.

The Duke of CUMBLRLAND came to town yesterday.
from his residence at Kew.

The Princess AUGUSTA entertained the Duchess of
CLARENCE to dinner yesterday evening, at her resi-
dence, in the King's Palace, St. James's.
The Earl Of WESTMORELAND, the Earl of Anna-
DEMI, and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, had
interviews yestc. day with the Duke of WELLtawrox,
at the Treasury.
The Austrian Ambassador and the Prussian Minister
had interviews yesterday with the Earl of ABERDEEN,
at the Foreign Office.
It is stated that the Right Hon. Lord LOUTH will
shortly be married to Miss BURTON, daughter of the
Hon. Mrs. BURTON.
The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE came to town
'yesterday, from their residence in Busby Park.
The LORD CHANCELLOR has intimated his intention
to submit on Monday next, " a measure respecting the
Court of Chancery ;" and also to enter into explanations
as to the Bills (the Solicitor-General's) now in progress
relative to the administration of the laws.

MARRIED.
On the 18th lOU. at St. Osorge's Hanorer-scputre, the Hon.
Henry Thomas Lowry Corry, 11.11. for Tyrone, sou of the Earl of
Banton, to Lady Anne Ashley Cooper, daughter of the Earl of
Shaftesbury.

DISD.
On the 17th inst. Lydia, the wife of DT. John Sims, of Cavesulith.

14.1.116
Of dee eiders maims, on the 15th Nov. 1828, at Bazar, in the
East Wks, die De l'Etang, of' the Hoe. East India Company's
088rlase re Wt. in Olouenter-place. Portman-square, Mn. Anne
Colo, whim chits late James Cole, Esq. In the 811th year dins age.

Ut►IN..UCBANOE, MARK-LANE, MARCH 19.
The supply is this Market to.dsy has been very small, and there
bides ea anivids of importance, the state of trade generally remain►
the sem is prise as the lass market. Flour also remains at the
sass prig es at the dose of Menders market.
nooseassoas since MOIODA!.

Wheat. English (qrs.) . 4.800 Des*. Parelin
Irish • Oots, .
Portico . 1,5450 Foredp
Vatiey. Englhh . 7.605 Trish .
Irish . . Roar •
(sacks) •
COAL.EXCHANGB. Mama if
Only Niue Dew Sdps were at market tat* t but the supplY
bath aF Stusderiaad and Newcastle Coal caothsues very abundant..
The Cod Baelitzwlse vrdi attended to•day.
math, 450—Diu* the week.,223.
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