Star.
London, England, 1831-01-14 00:00:00

CUSTOM-HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT THIS OFFICE,
On Tun SSD av, the 20th Jan. 1831, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
which hare been seised and legally condemned :
Seven Gallons Brandy, one Shawl, Marmalade, Candles, Oil,
earpet, Morocco Leather, Hookah, Slpers, Orro IT Noses, Books,
Pipe Bowls Sword, Naples Soap, Fans, Dramilgak Prlnre,
Figures, Specimens, Cops, Dressing Bo_,l Suter MA, Ear Drops,
Wine. Deals, Toys, Warp, broken up Half Anima, and the Smack
SOPHIA of COLCHESTER, 9 Wad Tons, and Boat.
Also, sundry Old Stares returned from the Coast Guard; 38 bundles
Mats, and a quantity of Firewood, which have remained in the King's
Warehouse unentered more than the period allowed by law; and about
32 gallons Rum.
The whole of the Goods may be viewed during Office hours, two
days before the Sale, on application to the Warehouse-keeper.

PRICE (w sroess A'
Bark stock, 2001
3 per Cent. fled. 811 212
3 per Ct. C•ms. ex. div. 811 1
31, per Ct. 1810, 91
3i p.r rt. Red. 2011 ;
34 per Cent. New, ex. div. 901 6 1
4 per Ct. 1826, 991 I
Long Ann. Jan. 1800,
Do. Oct. 1839 171
Ann. Jan.lBBo

r TWO O'CLOCK.
India Stock.
India Bands ltis
South Sea Stock
New Annuities
11000 Each. Bills 33 30
1500 Ditto
1100 and 1100 Do. 35 30
Advertised
Bank for Aect.
Cons. for Ace. 824 3 21

BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHARES, TW‘) OCLOCK.
'MAKE. lank ISSIMAIII
Brazilian Company 20 11 4;
Brazilianlmp. Om £5 pm.) 95 20 611
Ditto National 25 15 26
St. John del Rey 10 71 7
Protestor
IS 2 XI 7a Od
Van Dietnen's Land Ark. 100 11 5;
General Steam Naviption 100 13 51
Canada
100 16
St. Katharine
Provincial Bank of Ireland
Globe
MINA
Alliance

-
100 26

1 1
82
a
156
27
•

26 12
100 10
100 3.
10 39i

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111mIttan
Vatted Mexican (la. at iit pm)

FOREIGN FUNDS.
Brasil Rd% 5 pr Ct. 53"
Males Eds. 6 per Ct. 18
Moist. 1141.. 3 I'er Ct. 1191
Mex. Bd.. a per Ct.
Do. B. 1835. 6 p. Ct. 331
Rows. Ilds.test, spa Ct. 00)

TWO O'CLOCK.
Do. Acct. 91
Bp. Bds. i per Ct. 16
Do. Ace. 16
Bp. al..lttla 12
Fr. Itts,6 p Ct. 761
lizeltanV, 25f. 30e.

CORN-EXCHANGE-THIS DAY.
There were bat few fresh m elba In the mobs twiny, soiletaday's
prices were fully supported. This were bat taw bares presso, end
very little business doing. Pekes ere generally abet quoted.
riarourArsows soca MONDAY.
Wheat, English (qn.) - 2,3661 Barley, Foreign .
Irish - . . Oats. English .
Foreign - . 1,7101 Trish .
English . 4,670 Foreign -
Irisb - Fluur (seeks)

. 1,540

. -...
. 8,360

COAL-EXCHANGE-THIS DAY.
Thirty.three new ships were emend for sale to-day, and there wss an
abundant supply both of Eluoderiand and Newcastle Coal a t market
The Coal Exchange was well attended.
Ships arrived during the month
During the week
Best Wallsend Coals
(Aber sort.
Ships at Market, 1401.

ERRATUM.
In a leading article in yesterday's Paper, on the Law of Libel, for
" oldest patriots," read "ablest patriots t" and in the original ertkle
on the state of parties, for " while Wm have been the dupla," read
" while Shed' dm

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JANUARY 14.

We have, just as our Paper is going to press, received in-
formation, from a quarter to which we are inclined to give

Credit, that a

Las taken place in Belgium.

We are informed that it is in favour of Republicanism, and
has arisen from the long and harassing period of delay, lost
in fruitless and perplexing negociations, which has inter-
vened since the first insurrection at Brussels. It must be
remembered, that the whole manufacturing population have
been thrown idle.

The arrival of an express from Paris hu again poured in
upon us a mass of Continental intelligence, some of which
is of great importance ; and much of which, we must again
beg our readers to observe, by comparison with other papers
of the day—if they doubt the fact—is exclusive to the co-
lumns of the STAR,.
By far the most important article of intelligence brought
to us by the Express of to-day, is an account from Warsaw,
that an insurrection had actually occurred at Wilna ;
which, it may be considered, in this interesting conflict,
the present military head-quarters of the retired
Russian Government. • The details of this, probably
influential event, have not yet reached us, from those sources
which we deem indubitable, and at this boar we have no
arrivals from other parts of the Continent ; but the ac-
count which we have before us states, that three thou-
sand Russians bad perished in the first encounter.—
It is, however, likewise farther stated, what we sincerely
regret, ;that the above city was afterwards retaken by the
Russians. It may be concluded, should .tha main fea-
tures of this news prove correct, that the Lithuanian
troops have wholly, or in part, joined the Polish standard.
Should such a striking defection have really occurred, it is
not probable that any submquentsuccess. in the re-occupation
of Wane, can be considered as entirely destroying the general
character of the intelligence, which must make it a sub-
ject of congratulation among all the friends—not only
of libertp!-but of justice, in the world. If insurrec-
tion hes appeared, at :.Vilna —if the gangrene has
begun to show itself already so far up the limb
—it is evident it will require most skilful physicians,
and a most speolly and rapid application of medicaments, to
prevent its ultimatsly reaching oven parts more vital. We
have great hopes in thrums of Poland proving ultimately
triimpbsot. The semen of the year is propitious for the
galling of time ; and that of itself will work wonders, which
not all the powers of despotism can withstand.
The arrangements of 00 famous Cowen of Vienna in
1814-15, afford mother lesson in regard to the fallabdity of
all human calculations. It sojoiited dltepressetatives of the
Powers of Europe. to cut and eirviiilollll, so pa to sfisy•
u ith the interests and smbitioaot chlof !W NW's. AB'
these fine-spun arrangements, la which the COMM seas