Star.
London, England, 1815-01-24 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

NEXT FRIDAY WILL BE THE SECOND DAY OF
DRAWING, WHEN THE Mil' TICKET DRAWN A
PRIZE ABOVE £l5, WILL RECEIVE £20,000.-ONLY
ONE DAY MORE TO DRAW.

TUESDAY. JANUARY 24, 1815.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK :
Redueed6SH-4 per CLS2I.-5 per Cr. Navy 941
Camels 6Sill—for aceount,63l.--Omnium Ift dl..
Bask Loos Aar. 16 7•loths—Roads P. ISt. pre.
Zadanuer 81111 31. O. prem.

Mr. MEAT" a Kiog's Messenger, strived at a
late hour last night with Dispatches from Lord Cm-
TLIIREAOH at Vienna, and the Duke of Wawscrrow at
Paris. The dispatches from Vienna are said to be of
the highest importance. All the great points under
discussion at Congress, are reported to have been set-
tled, and Lord CASTLEREAGH is making preparations
to return to London.

As we stated yesterday the Islands of Goadsloupe
and Martinique have bees formally delivered up to
the French Authorities. The French man of war
which brought the intelligence to L'Orient had a
quick passage, having left Martinique about the
middle of December.

The inhabitants of Hamburgh have determined to
maintain their independence of all Continental Sove-
reigns, and have made known their resolution to the
Congress at Vienna. They have, in a marked and
particular manner, declared their aversion to pay
tribute to any Power in future for protection.. This
is supposed to be aimed at Denmark.

It appears by advices from Cadiz, that a British
Commissary had arrived there ; and that, from recent
representations made to the Spanish Government, a
new decree was published and sent to the several
Custom-houses throughout Spain, charging the same
duties upon French manufactures as are now laid upon
British, and thereby placing both nations in this re-
spect on an equal footing. The Spanish Government
have also called upon all the merchants who have hi-
therto obtained the passirg of French goods through
the Custom-houses, on the payment of duties in con-

formity to the treaty of 1792, to pay up the deficiency
thereon of 82f per cent. which had not been demanded
in the first instance, through an oversight. The
merchants were preparing to comply with this order.
Trade was much revived at Cadiz, and in other parts
of Spain. The holders of British goods, who by a
former decree of ' Government were ordered either
to dispose of them, or export them by a certain date
(we believe the Ist ofJanuary), have obtained a fur-
ther indulgence, and are allowed two months longer
for the disposal or exportation of their goods. Fresh
accounts bad arrived at Cadiz from New Spain to the
2d of November. Letters to that date had been re-
ceived from Vera Cruz, which mention that more
money was about to be shipped off to the mother
country. Every thing was' tranquil in New Spain.
This late date sets completely at rest the intelligence
from New Spain by the way of Carthageai, that the
colonists had declared their independence.

WINCHUTZR, JANUARY 28.—The Inhabitants and
particularly the Tradesmen of this City, have much
reason to congratulate themselves on the bustle which
has been occasioned by the Court Martial en Sir
JOHN MURRAY; by this circumstance in fact, they
are enabled to accomplish that which is not very
usual at this season of the year, namely, 46 to reap a
very rich /larvae." Every article of food has been
raised in price twenty per cent. ; and bad the
Emperor of RussiA and all his suite taken up their
quarters in the city, the good housewifes could not
be more liberal in their charges for lodgi.ngs. The
inns are all full, and many have some difficulty in
procuring even tolerable accommodation. Admiral
HALLOWILL has been obliged to be COLIMA with very
plain apartments, at a *m. dealer's in what is called
the Square, a place which, with equal propriety, might
be named a circle or an octagon. Sir Jona MURRAY
is more successful, for himself and his suite are well
lodged in a large and comfortable dwelling, celled
Barnard House, in the close behind the Cathedral.
Since the adjournment of the Court, many of the'
members and witnesses have quitted the city, which,
to do it justice, partakes of the sombre cast of its
cathedral, and affords scarce any amusement in which
those accustomed to active life could take pleasure.
There are no theatres, no assemblies, and very little
society. Under each circumstances, it is not wonder.
ful that many have seized with avidity the interval
of adjournment, to visit scenes more congenial with
their feelings.
A Country Gentleman, who.had never before ad.
yeeterad in the Lottery, bought a Sixteenth of No.
AM* at Woes Offsee. on Wednesday last ; in an
beer afterwards it was drawn a Prize of Tea Mama
ON Moira Pm* I
The First Drawn, Ticket above £25 next Friday,
shiS7th, being the Second Day of Drawing, will be
also eudded to MONO° ; and as there are Two of
11,20.004, sod the SHALLRST number of TICKsTs ever
bow* to have Two such Lagoa Prizes, there is a
. very ratienal Chance of. the First Drawn above £25
reisniandrawn a £20,000 besides ; when the fortunate
would %v. a Prize of a:4o,ooo.the on.
et
w ildettlft:NO very zArtox a Pans. as no such
ice qui St allotted. so on Twin