Star.
London, England, 1830-10-02 00:00:00

MUCK OF STOCKS
Stork, shut
: per Cent. Red. dint.
: per Ct. am.. 87 61
3} per Ct. tots, shut.
3$ per Cr. Red. shut.
31 per Cent. New 98;
1 per 0.1828.
Lone Ann. shut
Do. 30 Veg,Apl.oet. shut.
Yerrs,do. July Jan.

T FOUR O'Cl/iCK.
India Stock,
India Bonds 42
Old Annuities
Three per Cent. 1751, alit
41000 Each. Bilis 83 1 3 2
4500 Ditto 53 II
4100 and 4200 Do. 53 4 1
Advertised
Bank for Aect.
Onis. for Ace. 001

FOREIGN FUSE
Brazil
.13414, 5 pi CL 651 4

. TWO O'CLOCK.
Run. 811.1822.5 per Ct. 981
Do. Ace. 98 / *
Sp. lids. 5 per Ct. 24 31
Dn. Ace. 231
Do. 510.24+
Sp. Bds. 1823. 5 per Q.
Ditto Amt. 171
Fr.Rts, 5 p Ct. 93f. 50e. 941 60e.
Exchange, 251. 50e.
Fr. It. S p CL 54C. 50e.
Enlarge, 25L 50e.

Do. Ace. G 6 5e - -
Buenos Ayres B4ls. 6 p Ct. 23

I)itt,, Ace. 25
Chilian lid 4. 6 per Ct. 221
ilitto Ace. 23
,_
....

3- . Ct. 644
Do. Acet. 644
Port. Bd'. S per Ct.
no. Account 58
Ptivot Donds.s p Ct. 95/ 656

BRITISH AND FOItEIGN SHAItES, Twit ()CLOCK.
41141 is I PAUL 111 SSA %IL
160 150 200 198
35 201 611
25 15 92 -
'2O 5 11 0 -
1000 400 67 58
77 -
DOCKS, BRIDGES, AN

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Ditto National
Coeaei
Ilea' del Monte
London

Do—cir—s: 'Pd. Pr. iMr.l
Bristid £147 !Is 125 53 21
Do. Notes 100 120 5

ID ROADS—(Monthly.]
Pd. Pr. Dlv.
Do. Anns. of 8L 60 28 1 1 4
Do. Anna. of 71 40 211 18 8

Comm• (mask) 100 874 4 pct
East Country 100 13 4
11. India (Stock) 100 80 4 do
London (Stock) 3 784 di do
St. Catherine's 100 88

Do. Bonds

112-6 pet

Roane.
Archway and Kent-
ish Town 30 15 18
Barking 100 27 1 8
Commercial 100 120 6
Do. E. 1. Branch 85 8
Gt. Dover-st. 70 48 2 3
Highgate Arch. 30 7 4 4
New North 80 110 4
ThamesTunnal 48 7i
Holloway 57i 37i

W. (Stock) 100 191 a 8 do
Ramon.
Deptford Crock 52b 2 10
Hammersmith 20 214 110
14outhwark 83 2 8 21 119
Do. New. 76 pct2o 31 3
Vauxhall 71Ie 1911 1
Waterloo 100 2

COVENT GARDEN MARKET, Om &

There was an abundant supply of Fruits and Vegetables at enarH
ket this day. Filberts, which are now sumcleotly ripe to lay to store
for the winter, were in good demand, at an advance of price.
Peaches. 65. Od to Ils per dozen; Filberts, 50s to 65s per 100 ibe ;
Elderberries (for wine, picked.) Is 6d to is nd per gallon ; Walnuts,
:Is to 21 6d per 100; llelons,>u to 2s 64 per lb ; Grapes. 4s to 4s per
Ib ; Pines, 85 to 12s per lb; Golden Drop Plums, 2s per punnet;
Apples. Its to Ss per half slevet ditto, for dessert, es to 10s ; Pears.
is to Ss ; ditto, for dessert, Is to 145; Plums, 2s 64 per half sieve;
Damascenes, 25 to Ss ; French Beans, 2s to 24 6d; Broedi, 64 to Is
per bundle; Turnips. Is to 4s per dozen bunches; Carrots, 4s toss;
Horse Radish. S 5 to 4s per bundle ; Onions Ss to 55 per dozen
bunches; Girkirss. 4s 64 per hundred; Onions for pickling, 4s to
6s per half sieve ; Potatoes. !s 64 to is per cwt; Cucumbers, 6d to
Is per brace; Cabbages, 10d to Is lid per score ; Red, Ss to es per
dozen ; Celery. Gd tO 10d per bunch ; Lettuces, Is per doses;
Tomatoes (for sauce), 5s to 4s per half sieve; Barcelona Nut., els
rer peck ; Almonds, 7s; Lemons, 6s to 185 per hundred; Oranges,
75 to 20s.

NEWG ATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, Oct. O.
There was a floe supply of Meat at these markets ebb morning,
chick was also In good demand.
By the Carcase.—Per stone of gibs.
Bret ies 4d to 3s. 01.1. Mutton, gs 6d to 54 ed. Teal, 51 to 44 44
Pork, 5s Cld to 4s. Bd. Lamb, is to 4s od.

FARRINGDON MARKET, Oct. 9.
Prices per lb. to the consumer.
Prrr-171nrstReasting, 641. and 7d. Bolling, 44d. Equal quantityl
of each, Sd and Sid. Rump Steaks. 9d. and 10d. Beet Steaks, Sid
and 6d; Rump of Beef, 6id. Wyrisas Marrom—Leg,7d. Haunch,
66d and7d. Loin, 6id. Saddle,6id. Shoulder, Std. and 641. Neck,
S.. and Sid. Breast, 4d. Vaat.—Leg, 6d. and 7d. Fillet, Id to
9d. Loin, 7d. Breasc,.,,7d. Neck, 6d. Shoulder, Sd to 6d. cLalga. 6d
Lou'. PORK, 6id to Sid. per lb.

SMITHFIELD HAY.DIARKET, OCT. S.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, da Ss. to £2 Ins. New
Meadow Hay, st 2 Ss. to £3 154. Useful Old, se3 51. to 44
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye Gran Hay, £3 Ills to £4 15a. New
Clover Hay, £2 Sts. to £3 10s. Old ditto. aCS Si. to ZS Ss. Oat
Straw, £1 12. toXI 14s. Wheat Straw, fl 14a. to 41 168. per load of
56 trusses.

ST. JAMES'S HAT-MARKET, Orr. 9.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, £2 Is. to £2 10s New
Ditto. £2 ss. to £5 51. Useful Old, E 4 10s. to £5 19s. Fine
Upland Meadow and Rye Grass Hay, AS in.. to £4 15s. Clover
Hay. £2 15s to £5 15s. Old ditto, Si 3s. to £5 sa. Minas Straw
£1 12s. to £1 16s. Oat Straw, £1 10s. to £1 Its. per load of Saunas's.

MAILS ARRI

'ED AND DUE THU
A. D.
O France.. . 0
O Flanders .. 0
O Holland 0
O Hamburgb -..
O Leeward Islands- 0

[S MORNING.

1 Dublin ... 0
I Waterford 0
O Guern. k Jersey— 0
O Buenos Ayres..... 0
O America.......... 0

•. 5.
O Lisbon —.....— 0
O Jamaica —...• 1
O Sweden.. 0
O Buenos Ayres 0
O Mexico

TH E EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2.

At two o'clock this afternoon, the Ostend steamer has
arrived. The purport of the intelligence it brings, is, that
Brussels remains in perfect tranquillity under its new
governors. It is stated in several letters, which have
just been shewn to us, that the important town
of Ghent the quiescent neutrality of which bad
been so much expected—had at last declared itself in favour
of the insurgent cause. The writers of these letters seem to
be impressed with the opinion, that the Dutch would not
make any further attempts, at present, on Brussels. With
regard to Antwerp, we have no intelligence of its being in a
disturbed state.

In a Second Edition of the STAR last night, we pub-
lished the following piece of intelligence. Seeing that none
of our cotemporaries are in possession of the information,
and believing that the statement is perfectly correct, we
thick it right to republish the passage; directing attention,
at the same time, to the confirmation of it in the letter of
our City Correspondent. The following appeared lastnight:
" We have just received information, from a quarter which
we think entitled to attention, that Col. BEN T INCE from
Holland, who had brought a letter from the King of the
NET II ERLA V us, soliciting assistance, and urging that he
should lose his Throne if he should receive a denial, was
replied to, by the British Government, with a distinct refusal
to intermeddle in Continental affairs. This is the purport of
our information."

Our anxiety to include ar much foreign intelligence as
posOile, prevented ue the day before yesterday, to insert
" The Spirit of the Public Journals;" but we have this
day supplied the deficiency in that department of our Paper.
In looting over, for publication to day, the sentiments ex-

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