Star.
London, England, 1830-11-08 00:00:00

'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the Right Hon.
the LORD MAYOR will not have any Public Procession to-
mutrow, and that there will not be any Entertainment given in th
Guildhall in the Evening. H.WOODTHORPE,
Guildhall, Nov. g, 1830. Town Clerk.

PRICE OP StocKS
Stock, SOO 195
1... r Cent. Red. 781 7}
per Ct. Cnnt. 794 7. 8
::4 pet Ct. 181$, 85$
per Ct. Red. MI 44 61 5i
31 per Cent. New, 88 54 71
4 per Ct. 1t426, 93 44
Long Ac:i. 161 9.164
Do. 30Y r,, Apt. Oct. 16 13.16
3U Yrs, do. July Jan. 171

AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
India Stock,
India Bonds par
South Sea Stock
Three per Cent.
£lOOO Each. Bills 10 14 13 12
£3OO Ditto 10 14 13 12
2100 and 4'900 Do. 10 14 13 12
Advertised
Bank for Acct.
Corn. for Ace. 84 1

FOREIGN FUND;
Brazil Bds, spr Ct.s4e I_ ..

TWO O'CLOCK.
Russ. 13ds. i 822, 8 per CS. 90e
Do. Ace. 91
Do. 111 90
Sp. Bds. 5 per f t. 15
Dn. Ace, 1S
Sp. Bds. 1823, 5 per Ct.
Ditto Ace. 11
Fr. K. 3 pr Cents. 59E 60c.
Exchange, 25E 30c.

I)itto Ace. 54i -
Coiom. Ude. 6 per Ct. 14
Do. Mk. 1824, 16
Do. Ace. 16
ll.miti N.. 3 p. Ct. 54
Mix. MIN. 5 per Ct.
Do. B. 1825, 6 p. Ct.
Do. Acct. 32

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO 0 CLOCK.
lIIIAM PAID. PM MUM
•
Brazilian Imp (in. £5 pm.) 35 20 SI 00
Ditto National 25 15 27

Provincial Bank of Ireland

1180 180

2 tl &. dd.

as

Van Dieman's Land Agricaltuval 100
Coax% -20
-

9 4

CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Nov. &

The demand for Wheat ;today is very brisk, and the supply very
short; the prices given are from Is. to 2s. higher than on this day
sennight. Barley is in considerable request, and fully maintains last
week's terms, the.e being but a scanty supply. The trade in Oats is
very heavy ; there is a large supply, and a reduction of ls. per quarter
nag taken place. In Beans and Peas there is but little doing; the prices
remain steady. The supply of Flour is good, the demand moderate,
and no variation in
Whost,new,Kent, 58e 72s
Old . —5 —s
Suffolk, (White) . 52s 701
Norfolk & Suff. (Red), 541 66s
Rye . 30s 345
Barley, 345 36s ..Fine 38s 421
Pest, White . 48. 520
Boilers . . 54s 565
Ii mam.

Peas, Grey . 384 42.
Beans, Small . . 42s 44s
Tick . . 34. 36s
Oats, Potatoe . . 28s 30s
Poland . . 24s 28s
Feed . . 20. 24s
Flour, per sack, . . 55s 60s
Rapeseed . 428 £2B per lam.
LAST Will.

Wheat, English, quarters . 3483
Irish Ditto .
Do. Foreign
Barley, British
Irish
Do. Foreign .
Malt, English
English Oats .
Irish Oats

. GOO
. 81G3

Foteisn Ditto: .

Are.—English . . . 76
Beane. English . . 2173
Do. Irish . .
Ditto, Foreign . .

. Mil•=l.

_
,
Peas, -English . 1530
Ditto Foreign • •

. 6679
. 6,369
. 23,600

English Flour, sacks . 8827
Americus ditto, DA . 6839

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8.

This morning despatches were received at the Foreign-
office in Downing-street, from Lord STUART DR ROTH.-
AT, our Ambassador at Paris; and from Sir Cu mutt;
B.toor, our Minister at the Hague.

This day also despatchos—were received from General
Sir G. Dow, Lieutenant-Governor of Gibraltar, datod the
27th of October, and from Lieutenant-General the Hon. F.
C. Porrsow ev, Governor of Malta, dated the 19th of
October.

This afternoon the KING gives a grand dinner to a num-
ber of the haut ton at St. James's Palace ; and on Wed-
nesday his MAJESTY Will hold a Levee at the same place;
being the third since his MAJESTY'S return from Brighton.

Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, the inhabitants of
Northfleet, near Gravesend, Kent, were thrown into a great
Mate of alarm, by a tremendous fire upon the premises of
Mr. Whitehead, a brickmaker. The fire turned out to be a
stack of nearly fifty loads of straw, intended to be used in the
making of bricks, and which had been set on fire by incen-
diaries, together with some sheds near to it, in which several
pigs were burnt to death.
Three men m ere taken up on suspicion of being the in-
cendiaries, who had been discharged from the brick-field.
They had been regaling themselves at a public-house in the
neighbourhood until past 12 o'clock on Saturday night, when
they left it, and were observed to turn into the grounds lead-
ing to the brick-field, instead of going towards their homes.
One of them had that morning received parochial relief from
She overseer of Northfleet.

Last night, about 12 o'clock, another fire broke out at the
Queen's Head Inn, Northfleet, which entirely consumed it.
How the fire originated is not exactly known.

The mind of the Metropolitan Public is entirely occupied
this morning, by the sudden change in the intention of his
MAJESTY to gratify his people by a visit to the City. The
official announcement of this change, by the Secretary of
State for the Home Department, will be found in a subs.-
quent part of this Paper, and will be perused by our readers
with great interest.

The cause which has occasioned his MaassTv's advisers
to recommend the postponement of his MA) EsTy's visit is,
we can have little doubt, adequate, if known, to vindicate the
prudence of the advice they have given. His MAJESTY'S
truly kind feeling towards his people, and the anxiety ha has
'hewn, sines his elevation to the throne, to evince in every way
a most unambiguous ambition to possess hie people's attach-
ment,must convince all the inhabitants of this Metropolis, that
the present disappointment he has occasioned, is a severe sacri-
fice of his own gratification; and we are sure all the inhabi-
tants must be convinced likewise, that his MAJESTY'S
advisers would not inflict such a sacrifice on his MA-
JESTY, and such a disappointment to the loyal of the
land, had not fhcts before them, fully warranted the counsel
they felt it their duty to give.
We conceive there never was a period in British history,
when the people of this nation were so universally embued
with a loyal attachment to the person of their Monarch, as
at present. The very preparations which have been
made by the inhabitants of the metropolis, to display
publicly that attachment, ors the occasion of this visit, is
demonstration that loyalty is not deficient in the com-