Star.
London, England, 1831-01-17 00:00:00

Boned will henceforward be the best securities for.the peace

of the country. As this was the first, and has been, in fact,
the only public measure of the new Administration, we
wish it to end in a way which will sustain them in that good

opinion, in which lies their strength to serve the country.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.
Montreal papers to the 10th Dec. Quebec to the Bth
of Dec. and Port an Prince to the 22d Nov. have been re-

ceirod at the North and South American Coffee-house, but

they are void of interest. The Montreal paper states the
return to Bermuda of his Excellency General Hilgrove
Turner, from Halifax, also his lady ; but the Bermuda pa-
per says his Excellency is not in a good state of health.
We have an arrival from Calcutta, of the 16th Sept. a
few days later than the last accounts ; as yet we have not'
seen the paper.
Livearoor., Jan. 15.—The import of Cotton this week
is 5559 bags, and the sales are 11,830 bags, at a decline of
fully one-eighth of a penny per lb. and in some instances
one quarter per lb. In sugar about 650 hhds. have been
sold this week, at late prices.
The Express from Paris brings no news of consequence.
Consols opened at the same price as they left off on Sa-
turday, 8201, at which price they continue at present.
,CITE, TWO ITCLOCIL
The private letters from Paris are still of a gloomy nature
io regard to the commercial distress in that capital. The
revenue will be deficient, as they have great difficulty in
gathering the taxes.
Consols continue at 82i i for the account, with little
doing, as the speculators are busy in making up their accounts
against next Thursday, which is settling day in consols.
Most of the Foreign Funds have rather improved.
From all that passed in the last Debates in Parliament,'
and from the experience of five years' augmented privation i
and suffering, it is evident that the tone is lowered of those
who reviled the small notes of Country Bankers. Ltv Ea-
POOL, Hyatt:mow, and CATI !CMG, did not live to behold
the consequences of their ignorance and misrepresentations
on this subject ; and the tail of their party, who have sur-
vived, have little influence. The landed and manufacturing,
the shop-keeping and the artisan classes, feel alike the mis-
chievous consequences of the doctrines which followed the
panic, of which the Country Bankers were common victims,
and, in no rational sense, the cause. Fair support to the
Country Bankers, and two millions lent in January, 1826,
to the commercial interests, would have averted all the mi-
series which the nation have sines suffered.
CITY CHAMBEILLAtN.—Mr. Alderman Waithman paid
a visit to the Court of Exchequer this morning, to solicit
the votes of the Liverymen for the office of City Chamber-
lain, vacant by the decease of Richard Clerk, Esq. Sir
James Shaw and Mr. Alderman Wood are also stated to be
candidates for the office.
THE KING'S COURT.
BAtoH—T i, Jaw. 18.

Their MAJESTIES attended Divine Service this morn*
at the Royal Chapel; the service was performed by the Rev.
Doctor EVERARD, and the sermon preached by the Rev.
Mr. HARVEY his text was from the 2d chapter of Genesis,
verse 3.
In the Royal Pew were Prince Gtosoz of CAMBRIDGE,
Prince LEOPOLD, the Princess AUGUSTA, Lord and Lady
MAYO, and the Bishop of CHICHESTER. The household
were present, and the body of the Chapel crowded with no-
bility and gentry. Their MAJESTIES appear to be in the
enjoyment of excellent health.
His MAJESTY, accompanied by Lady MAYO, drove out
yesterday in a carriage and four, with out-riders.
The Quays, with his Royal Highness Prince LEOPOLD
Prince GEORGE, Mile MITCH IL, COMMONS Of ERROL Sir
A. BARNARD. Sir P. SIDMET, Earl of ERROL, iovd
MAYO, Rev. Mr. HARVEY and suite, rode out on horse-
back. The Royal Party left the Palace at a quarter past
three o'clock, proceeding through East-street to the West
Cliff, from thence to Hooe, returning by the western road
to the Pavilion at half-past four.
The Royal Dinner Party yesterday included Prince TAL-
LETRAND and suite, Count and Countess MUNSTER, Lord
and Lady LTRDHURST, Sir G. STANTON, Sir H. HAL-
road, Sir B. MARTIN, Sir J. B. PENNELL, Mr. S=LATE.
IR the evening were invited Mrs. FITEHERNSIT, Marquis
and Marchioness of CARMARTHEN, Marquis aud Mar-
chioness of BRISTOL and family, Marchioness of Wm.-
LESLEY, and Miss CATON, Colonel and Mrs. D. DAMNS,
Captain Mrs. and Miss Szxmotra, Earl and Countess of
BELFAST, Lord and Lady G. SZYMOUR, adz H. BUTLER,
Lord and Lady MARYSOROIJOH, and Miss BAOOT.
The calls at the Palace for the last two days, were very
numerous. Among those who left their names were—.
Mn. and Miss Mitfeed, Diked Valium, Lord and Lady Teynham,
Hon. Sidney Cason, Hee. C. M. Clerks, Mr. Tierney, Prina de Tal.
byroad, Viscount Bolingbroke, Mrs. Wm. Law, lady
Baroness de Rothschild, Downw Lady and Miss Itycsol'n, Ladand
Lady Rendlashatn, Marquis of Meal, Mr. and Mn. Holloway, Capt.
WOrath Adm. Sir Byam Martin, Admiral Sir John Wells, Lie t..
Csi. Vivian, Sir John B. Paha, Lieut.. Col. Mr John Ruston, .
ani Mn. G. Met, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Liout.-Geo. Lard Gem;
issal4, Lisut.. Walloon, (;apt. and Mrs. W_oymenth, Ma. Va.
D. Gerrard, Lord and Lady leathern, us. and Mrs.
Round,Daslarood, Sir Chas. and Lady Payne, Duke and
Dubow at St. Albans, ladies Staudt* Sir Compton DonaMs, Miss
Ina* itc.
Lady BEDDINGTIELD and Sir H. HALTORD arrived at
the Palace on lest evening, from Landon. Prince Gaoaos
accompanied by the Rev. Mr. HARVEY, rode for some time
on the West Cliff on Friday.
The Rev. Stephen
yde Casson,A. F.S.A. of Men
Vicarage, Wilts, was, on Saturday, the 9th inst. instituted*,
by the Lord Bishop of Bath sod Wells, to the Nag of Bra-1
tos, Baturset,ea the proastatioa of Sir Richard C. Roam,
Bart.