Star.
London, England, 1830-02-01 00:00:00

From the Journal des Debuts.

Letters from Bordeaux, of the 25th say " This day the Court
Ruyal has given its detision respecting the Indicsfeur and the
Breton Subscription. The editor of that Journal is condemned to
one month's imprisonment and 1,000 francs in..

The Duchess de Frias died at Madrid on the 17th instant of a
dropsy.

From the Journal du Commerce.

Letters from Toulon of the 44th state, that " Several houses at
Marseilles have received orders from M. Eynard to send funds to
Greece. Already have 'okra' bearers of speck appeared here for
that destination, and the packages containing the cash have the fol.
lowing directions on them. " 'Money sent by the Emperor of Rus-
sia to the President of Greece ;" and upon others, " Money sent by
M. Eynard, to be specially employed in agriculture."

PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE. JAL SIX

Five per Cents. 108( 30c. 25e. 30e. 2.5 e. 36c. 25e.
Three per Cents. 84f. 85f. 15c. 20e. 15c.
Rank Stock, 1,885 f.
Renter des Naples, 92f. 90e.
Royal Spanish Loan, 831 8211 $2l.
Haytian Loan, 435 f.
mamas on common.
One Month, 25f. 80e. Three Months, 25f. 45c

We have Papers this day from Madras, to the 20th
September, and from the Mauritius, to the 31st October.
In the former there is : passage, stating, that the Go-
vernments of Penang, Singapore, and Malacca, are
to be abolished on the Ist of May next; and that, instead
of the present establishment, a Resident, with a Collector
and Superintendent of Police, shall be appointed to each
of the three Settlements.

The poor of Paris are represented in a state of great
distress. With all the character of levity and frivolity,
of that capital, their condition has not failed to excite in
it the deepest sympathy. me opera lately performed
for their benefit produced no less than 60,000 francs—
L 2,500 sterling. This, in a city the population of which
does not amount to two-thirds of that of London, and
where the disproportion in wealth is infinitely greater,
may be considered an extraordinary effort of benevolenoe.
If the intimations given in some of our Ministerial Jour-
nals, respecting the views of the Duke of War.-
LINOTON, have any foundation in fact—if they
be not mese speculations formed upon a false mea-
sure of his mind, and conceived in an abject spirit
of the basest panda:ism—we may be prepared to
find, in the ensuing Session, the staSs of the poor in Paris
referred to at a source of comfort to our own paupers,
and a triumph to our Government : bat hers the compa-
rison must end. The cry of distress that resounds
through every pert of England, is not heard in France
beyond.the walls of the capital; or, V beard, it is only
here and there in faint murmurs. It booty in EOM

once " happy England"—that distress is become
universal throughout all her manufacturing and agri-
'cultural classes. We think it impossible that . the
Noble Du=n should maintain, as his scribes anticipate,
that it does not exist in some places, and is exaggerated in
others. To its existence, to a frightful excess in the
country, every honest representative who has spent a
portion of the recess among his constituents, will bear
testimony. If he would be convinced of its existence in
town, let him visit the Mendicity Office in Red Lion-
square. It is not merely the houseless poor, whom the
severity of the season has thrown out of work, and for
the swarms of whom it has been found necessary to pro-
vide new places of shelter, he will meet there. No : be will
meet crowds of individuals, of both sexes and of all ages,
all presenting the appearance of better days—individuals
whose manner and address indicate a station in life above
the lower orders—eagerly soliciting the relief afforded
by that laudable institution, and without which they
would probably perish !

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING.

•. a.
2 Dublin . 0
2 Waterford..... 0
I Gown. & Jersey 0
0 Leeward Island. 0

a. a.
1 France • I
1 Flanders 0
1 Holland 0
0 Hamburgh

A. 1►
O Usbon ... 0
0 Jamaica 1
O Sweden 2
O Brazil

The Coasol Market appears in the same state as when it left of
en Saturday, at 931 to 93 for the Account, with little or nothing
doing as yet; nor it is supposed that any speculations of magnitude
will be done until the contents of the King's Speech is positively
known. At present it is allow dk.
In the Foreign Market, Greek Bonds have improved; in other
foreign securities nothing ping forward.
New York Papers to the 9th January were received this morn.
ing at the North and South American Coffee-house, brought by
the Allen, Captain Cobb. The Paper of the 4th January states :
We have seen a Vera Cruz Paper, containing a Circular front
the Minister of the Interior at Mexico, which intimates that all the
Spanish officers who were in the Mexican service, sad now ex-
pelled from the Republic, are allowed to return and enter the ser-
vice again."
The Paper of the Bth says We learn from Montreal that
there has been little or no frost in that vicinity for nearly a fort.
night, aid the cattle were out again in the fields : the ferry-boats
were plying, but with interruption, across to La Prairie, and the
steam-boats might have been kept running had they not been
laid up."

Commence OF PHILADELPOIi.—Froon the lat January to the Slat
December, 11129. there entered the port of Philadelphia 92 ships,
174 brigs, 167 schooners, and one sloop.
General Barradas, the Commander of the Spanish Expedition,
arrived at New York on the 25th December by land, and em-
barked for Havre In the packet ship Fracas the First. He re-
mained incognito, and went en board the ship in a private manner.
Letters from Vera Cruz state that Mr. Poinsett, with his Se-
cretary, had taken passage in the packet ship Virginia. which was
to sail about the 13th December for New York.

The information from Alexandria states that the Viceroy has
resumed his armaments, and has not given up the idea of the con•
quest of Barbary. Several French dicers of artillery and marine
have been engaged in his service. and it is said that the English
Admiral is to be at the head of his navy.
The following is stated to be the will of the Queen of Portugal
that all her diamonds are to be divided between her sons and
daughters ; the chateau of Ramona° is given to Don Miguel; the
chateau of Quadras is to be given to the Religious Sisters to form
a house of refuge.

HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

In regard to political news, we have none to the present time,
owing to which no important speculations have taken place in the
Funds during the murning. Consols, which were in the early
part of the day at 9f for the Account, reached to 93j; since
which they again receded to ■t which price they may be
quoted at present, alternately buyers and yellers, and Mel j for
money. It appears that money is very plentiful also at St. Peters-
burgh, as the Bank there has decreed to discount at fear pc cent.
instead of five per cent. Persons who pretend to kneti die con-
tents of his Majesty's Speech say it is very favourable.
In the Foreign Market there is scarce a feature worth ellnures.
tion. Greek is not so good as in the early part of the maeslng;
in the other Funds scarce a bargain doing.