Star.
London, England, 1830-11-20 00:00:00

ST. JAMES'S HAT-MARKET. No►. SO.

Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, Al 16s. to £ll 10s. New
Ditto, Li Ss. to £3 10s. Useful Old, AY 10s. to LS 10s. Fins
Upland Meadow and Rye Grass Hay, £4 Ls. to ZS Os. New Clover
Hay. At los. to 15 Os. Old ditto, L, Os. to £0 Os. Oat
Li SI. to Al Its. Wheat Straw, £1 ills. to X 1 lie. per load of 56
trusses.

SMITHFIELD HAY.MARKET, Nov. 10.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, it 54. to " 15e. New
Meadow Hay, it Ite. to AS ass. Useful Old, se3 M. to £4 Oa.
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye Oran Hay, £4 os to 44 IN. New
Clover Hay, " Ss. tots As. Old ditto. 1.-- Os. to £0 Os. Oat
Straw, Xi los to Z 1 10s. Wbeat Straw, 41 its, to dl 16a. per load of
34 trusses. '

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

With reference to the list of the new Administration
which we have given, we are enabled, to state that the Right
Hon. C. GRANT, instead of being President of the Board
of Control, goes to the Board of Trade. No other change
in the list we have given is spoken of to-day.

The Journal des Deoats of the 18th instant—received
as we were going to press—has the following important
article :

" Ministers have received certain accounts to-day, that
the King of the NETHERLANDS has acceded to the
armistice, and the other conditions, as proposed at the con-
ferences held in London."

From this, it may be safely concluded, that all hostilities
will cease in Belgium and Holland; and the blockade be
taken off forthwith.

We are greatly concerned to state, that there are farther
accounts in town this day, of the destruction of machinery,
the progress of the incendiaries, and the writing of threaten-
ing letters, generally throughout the country. The land-
lords, and farmers, are now holding meetings, to form some
plan for their own defence, and protection ; but hitherto, the
only effectual means of putting a 'stop to the outrages, proves
to be a compliance with the demands of the labourers. In Chi-
chester the Duke of Rtcumos D presided yesterday at a
public meeting, at which some strong resolutions were
adopted. At Arundel, a body of five hundred men paraded
for several days, demanding, and obtaining promises of
increased wages. Lord Gaon, and a body of farmers, have
already complied with the demands, giving 2s. 3d. a-day
to married men. In Norfolk, on Thursday, about
two hundred labourers assembled, and proceeded to demolish
several threshing machines. In Huntingdonshire, there
have been numerous burnings of agricultural property; and,
in short, our details to-day, lead us to conclude, that a sys-
tem of outrage, and intimidation, exists throughout the
country, to which there is no parallel in our history.

At last, although not regularly announced, according to
the Morning Papers, the Administration is formed. Our
readers will find the list in the extracts from the Chronicle,
which we presume may now be looked upon as the most
authentic journal on such a point. To simplify our labour,
we have added, such additions as appear in the lists of
the Post and, Times'; and if we collect dating the
ensuing two hours, any further more positive or 'offi-
cial list, we shall lay it Wore our readers.
Since his M&JZITY has found it neeessary to form a new
Administration,-we do lot think it was poselbk FttesaMi
public men, on Who the country can plactilimkro 01**
dependence. They are taking -the helm in aaltinief
au-
paralleled difficulty.tild sincerely do we hopetinia poet will
be found able .

“ To rids in die widthrhad, and direct die stiiir
for we hesitate not to say, that the spirit of the storm is on
the wing ; and good and cautious seamanship can alone
prove adequate, to keep the ship on her wonted course.

We are glad to seedie acme of the Duke of ItmatmoxD
in the list, because we did not expect to see it there;
for these are times, when union among statesmen, is de-
sirable ; and we would have congratulated the country, had
greater discrepancies not have excluded from its service, the
authorative influence, and useful talent, which are now re-
tiring to the privacy of domestic life.

We think the public will be pleased to observe the Messrs.
GRANT in the list; and in general, the parts in the drama,
we conceive, will be considered not badly cast. The ap-
pearance of iiirJAM*ll GRAHAM is the list, if his, views as
promulgated Wide well-known pamphlet, may be supposed
as likely to sworn ihn financial operations of the'new Ad-
ministration, numt.be viewed with no common lutanist. both
by the agriculturalist and fundholder. Ws perused, at the
period of publisatioa,: that able tract; and were convinced
by its ?footling: Wills liai of
.peiley then prescribed be
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