Star.
London, England, 1830-03-15 00:00:00

CITY, Tw EI.V V O'CLOCK.
MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING.

a. n.
• Dublin ... 0
2 Waterford..... 0
I Guern & Jersey 0
O Leeward Islands 0

A. D.
1 France . 0
1 Flanders
U Holland 2
0 Haniburgh ..

♦. D.
O Lisbon 0
O Jamaica
1 Sweden 1
O D•lexico . 1

A very lively sensation has been felt this morning in the Funds,
owing to the report that some millions of the taxes would be taken
off in the announcement of the Budget this evening by the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer. Consols which left off on Saturday 4it
921 to opened at 92; 4, and soon went up to 92i for the Ac.
count ; since which a trifling re-action has taken place, and they
have lowered to 921 e, and for Money 92i. It is said that a West
End town broker has made some large purchases which was the
cause of the former rise. . _

In the Foreign Market the chief business is in Greek bonds,
which are rather better. It is also settling day in the above
market.
New Yotk:papers to the 19th Feb. two days later than the last
accounts, have been received at the North and South American
Coffee House, by the Robert Edwards, London line of packet ships,
Port au Prince pal:rum, the 25th Jan. and Demerara papers to the
3d Feb. The New York papers of the 18th Feb. state that the
Mexican minister, or. being presented to the President of the United
States, made the following remark : " both nations are and will be
for ever linked in friendship by sympathies that have been founded
by nature itself. Mexico will always remember, with a lively feel.
ing of gratitude, that the United States of America was the first
among civilized nations to acknowledge her rights.
The Port-au-Prince Papers contain the account of the :arrival
there of the Spanish frigate Casilda, from the nava:malt, having
on board Fernandez Cask°, Envoy Extraordinary from the King
of Spain to the Republic of Hayti.
The Demerara Papers arc void of interest.
Accounts from Constantinople via France, state that Count Or-
loff has notified to the Reis Effendi, that if the Porte was ready to
pay the 400,000 !ducats by the Ist of April, owing to the Russian
commerce, the imperial army would immediately fall behind the
Balkan. The Ottoman minister answered, that the money was
ready. It is reported that the pest has again broken out at Adri-
anople.
The accounts front Marseilles of the 7th instant say that the pre-
parations for the expedition to Algiers arc carrying on there and at
Toulon with the greatest activity. Advice. from Toulon state'
that the troops had begun their march for that port. Twenty-two
thousand were to be embarked in the ships of war, and the land
army was to consist of thirty-two thousand men.
Information from St. Peterburgh announce that his Imperial Ma-
jesty would soon depart for Warsaw, and open the Diet to person,
front whence he was to proceed to the Rhine, to take the waters near
Cologne.
According to accounts from Lisbon, the Count Santarem liar nod-
tied to M. Mackensie, that his master, Don Miguel, will adhere to
the wishes of the Duke of Wellington, on condition that he is ac-
knowledged in two months ; for should it be longer retarded great
fear is entertained of a new revolution in Portugal.
HALF-PAST ONE.

The only topic of conversation this morning in the City is the
Budget. and for the particulars of which great anxiety is expressed
by the public. The prevailing report is that a Property Tax on real
property of 26 per cent. is going to be laid, which will produce
three millions, and the redemption of the 4 per cents. will also pro-
duce one million. rot which five millions of taxes arc to be
taken off—this report had a material effect In the early part of tha
morning in the Funds, which improved 6 per cent. and at present
Consols may be quoted 926 f for the Account, and 92 i 4 for Money,
with a firm market.