Star.
London, England, 1831-01-03 00:00:00

PRIOR OF STOt KS
B ;ik Stock, 196 7,0
3 1,, r Cent. Hrd. 811 3 2 11
3 rer Ct. Con.. shut
3. per rt. 111 I
I:. Is per er. Red. 901 1
prr Cent. New, shut
4 per Ct. 1526, 969 9
LongArn.4an.lll9o 17 3.16 S.ll
Ann. Oct. )900
Do. Oct. HMO

IT FOUR O'CLOCK.
India &oak,
India Benda 9 8
South Son Stock
Old Annuities
.81000 Rich. DM. 18 19
.9808 Ditto 18 19
£lOO and MOO Do. 18 19
Advertised
Bank for Acct. 198
Cans. for Ace. 82 e

FOREIGN FUNDS.
liras', 8d.,. 5 prCt.B4i
Cotom 841.6 per Ct.
Do 845.1824, 18
D.111..k R.l• 3 per Ct.
Do. Ace. 58;
Greek Booth, 3 p Ct.
Do. 84. 1825. 6 p Ct. 26
Do. Ace. 5 per Ct.

TWO O'CLOCK.
Do. 100,
Fort. Beads. A per Ct. Aect. 44i
Rao. Eds. sM. 6 pa Cc.
Ditto Am. $1
Sp. Ilds. I& per Ct.
Dn. Ace. lei
Fr. K. 3 pr Cents. EA 50e
Exchange, 25f.

6111TISII AND Ifttrtlll43N SHARKS, TWi• 0 CLOCK.
awaNi LIS% Ma MASI
An& Mexican (im. at 5 pm.) 100 100
13r;:zilian Imp. (Isa. 0 pm.) 35 20
Ditto National 25 15
Do. Comes . 20 5

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44

CORN-EXCHANGE—THIS DAY.
Several fresh 'tillage of Wheat have arrived this morning, and a
very fair supply of Barley. The demand for Wheat is moderate, at an
advance of la per quarter. There are many buyers of Barley in the
market, and though the supply is good, the price is ls. higher. Oats,
Beans, and Peas, remain steady in price, with a good supply. Flour,
during the past wok, has in some instances obtained an advance, and
the fall price to. lens.
Wheat.new,Kent, Lou We 76.
Old . —s
Suffolk. (White) . ties 74.1
Norfolk & Bu 6 (Red), Oft 20s
Rye . 30.34.
Barley, 300 30a ..Fins 40s 43s
Peas, White . 404 42s
Boilers . . 43/46/
111IPOZTAr

Peas, Grey . Ws 40
Beans, Small . . 42s 44
Tick • 316 38
Oats, Pause . 28s le
Poland . . 24s 97
Feed • . 206 24
Floor, per sack, . . elk El
Rapeseed . £44 per lash
LAST wean.
Foreign :Nem . .
English . . .
Beans, English • 1,420
Do. !Fhb .
Ditto, Foreign
Peas, Mill* • 1,04
Ditto Foreign . 45
English Floor, sacks 4,66
American ditto. kris. 1,08:

Wheat, English. quarters 4,081
bids Ditto . .
Do. Foreign
Barley, English .
Irish .
Do. Foreign
Malt, English .
English Oats .
Irish Oats

. 1,081
. 7,180

_
. 1,811

. 4,!14
. 7,170
.. 0,010

COAL-EXCHANGE-THIS DAY.
There wars only three new ships entered for sale today, but them
was an abundant wabithaboihr: Sunderland and Newcastle Coal .at
Th
market. e Coal wee well attendad by merchants.
Ships arrived du this numb
DuringDeeembet
Best Wallsend Coals
other sorts
Ships at Market, 11/4.

SMITHFIELD-THIS DAY.
CATTLII AT MIAMI?

Beasts,' s,4l6—Sheep, !I,l7o—Pigs, 190--Calros 110.
Beef ....... 34 11.1 cob 44 Pork .......... 4s Od 4. 8d
Mutton .... Is Od 4s 6d I Lamb
veal
Hay (pstload). £4los. to 44 4s. Omar. 43 15s. t• 43 50.....
Straw, Al 10s. to 41 16a.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JANUARY 3.

Thisday despatches were received at the Foreign-office,
from Lord STUART de SOTHSAT, OW Ambassador at
Paris; and from Sir CRAILLCS BAUM, OUT ambassador
at the Hague.

Despatches were also received at the Colonial-office, from
lieut.-General the Honourable Sir G. L. Cots, Gwymnor of
the Cape of Good Hope, dated the 26th of October.

This day Prince TALLITiIaIf D,and the other represen-
tatires of the 6ye great powers, bad an audience of Lord
PA LifalLaTOW, at the Foreign 01fice, in Downing-street„
on the subject of the affairs of Belgium.

A rumour prevails in Paris, that the Count de Csm.sa,
brother-in-law to Marshal GERARD, is appointed Ambassa-
dor, from the Belgian Government, to the Court of France.

We find that the French government has authorised the
Custom House at Dunkirk to facilitate, by every possible
means, the transit of goods from Belgium; so that Bel-
gian merchants may send their goods to America, and
other places beyond sea, by the ports of France.

On the 10th of December the Emperor NICHOLAS ad-
dressed the subjoined ukase to the directory Senate of St.
Petersburgh:—" The situation of Affairs, in the kingdom of
Poland, leads me to consider it necessary, to concentrate, in
the same hands, the civil and military go►ernments of Po-
dolia, and Polbynia : consequently, I have invested Adju-
tant-General POTUILIN with these functions." Marshal
DISBITICH arrived at St. Peterebtugh on the 14th of
December.

Accounts from Warsaw, of the 23d December, received
this day, state that CLOPICKI, the Dictator of Poland, had
resigned his powers to the Diet ; and was immediately
afterwards re-instated in offies, with an offer of salary, to
the amount of two hundred thousand florins, which sum be
refused to accept. Further accounts received, by way Of
Hemburgh, this morning, lead us to believe that the affairs
of Poland are likely to be arranged, without having recourse
to arms ; and such was the pacific aspect of Northern con-
tinental politics, that the funds at Hamburgh bad risen 2}
per cent.

Letters from Alexandria, dated the let November, state
that a new expedition of 4,000 men bad sailed for Caudle,
to be followed in a short time by another of equal strength.
It appears now, that the conquest of that Island, is not so
easy a task as was at first imagined ; and that the Greeks
are in a suite of vigoroes resistance.

art..
Charleston papers to the 22d November, and Port-an-
Priam to the 12th of the same month, are this day received.
l'he former are emintenstiog; bet the latter covey the
news, that the Chainber of Representatives, on the propos&
tams of the President of Hayti, has ordsted, that then shit
be established a tribunal of Commerce in the towns of P
au- Noce, Cape Hayden, Saint Domingo. es Cayes, kr
Civil tribunals, similar to those at Pest.en-Prince, are like-,
wise to be established in all other Inter',

When attoupnag some eye ago, es specify the v.
questions, which an usually dieenssed. without Whig Ih`
Cindy distingeisholonulsr the gamiltgiaotPulisassiar7

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