Star.
London, England, 1831-01-22 00:00:00

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the DIVIDEND upon
the CAPITAL STOCK of the COMPANY for the HALF
YEAR cadet! the 31st of December last, is PAYABLE at this
Plate all dey. Sundays excepted, between the Hours of TEN in the
Mocoing .red TIIREE in the Afternoon.
By Order of the Board,
JOHN HALL, Secretary.
St. Katharine Dock Office, ittat January, 1831.

PRICK OF STOcKs A
1114:11e Stock, 203

r FOUR O'CLOCK.
India Stock,
India Bonds
South Sea Stock
New Annuities
£lOOO Rich. Bills 32 5
£590 Ditto 32 5
£lOO and £2OO Do. 32 5
Advatised
India far Acct.
Coto. for Ace. 81* I

3 per Cent. lied. 8U
3 per Ct. Coni. 81$ 1 $
3$ pet Ct. 181t4.
34 per Ct. fled. :IN .4
3$ per Cent. Ig-vi.oo: ;9.; 5. 9tl'
4 per Ct. 1824, 99
1 ong Ann. .14n. 18G9. 176 5-1 G
Do. Oct. 18:0 17 3.:i;
Ann. Jen.lBo

NEWGATE AND LEA DI 'S:DAIL—THIS DAT.
'lilac eras a hirge supply of meat at trinket this morning, and
although tin demand was not peat. hest :on:. riaintained its rice.—
Prime daity.fed Pork was dearer, and in sow: :st3nees fetcphed Sts.
per stone.

By the Carease—Per stone of site.
Het f 29 4d 39 4d 39 64 I Mutton Cs 6.1 .7.9 2d 59 6d
Val 31 64 44 $4 54 4d Pork 59 Od 4$ 44 51 Od

FARRINGDON MARKET-THIS DAY.

Prices per th. to the consumer :
Barr—Finest Roasting, bid to 70. Boiling. 4id and sd. Equal
quantity of each, 6d Rump Steaks. 9d. 91i1. Beet Steaks, bd. Rump of
Beef, 6td. Wirruza Nluytoa—Leg, 7d and 74 d. Loin, 60.—
Saddle, tied. Shoulder, 5d and Sid. Haunch, 7d. and 'ltd. Neck,
Sid. Breast, 4d. V VAL—Leg.
and
to 9d Fillet, 10:1 and ltd.
Loin, 74d. and aid. Breast, 70. and Neck, 7d. Shoulder, 6d and
ail Puce, 6cl and ad per lb.

CUBIRERLAND HAY-NIARKF.T—THIS DAT.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, £2 Os. to "£Q 51. Useful
ditto, £2 ss. to £5 10s. Fine Upland Meadow and Rye Grass
Hay, £3 15s. to 4:4 5, Clover flay, £2 15s. to £5 Ss. Oat Straw,
£1 12s. to £1 14v. Wheat Straw, £1 14s. In £1 16s. per load of
36 trumes.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET—THIS DAY.
Conroe Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, .E 2 ss. to 4 15s. Useful
ditto. XS 04. to £4 Os. Fine Upland Meadow and Rye Grass Hay,
£4 Os to £4 Ss. Clover Hay, Jet Os. to XIS Ss. Oat Straw,
£1 Ss to £1 10s. Wheat Straw, £1 12s. to £1 16$. per load of
Z 6 trusses.

COVENT GARDEN MARKET—THIS DAT.
At Covent.garden Market this morning there was a small supply, and
dull trade. Prices stationary.

COUNTRY MARKETS.
Imperial Quarter. Wheat Barley Oats. Beans. Pear,
s. s s. s. S. S. S. S. S. I.
Norwich, Jan. 15.. 73 73 78 42 44 38 39 ...
Yarmouth, Jan. lb:I 74 78 43 44 38 39 •••
Per load of 40 bush.' • •
Uxbridge, Jan. 20 416 £22 ..• ..• • •
-- per quarter as 48 26 33 36 49 43 44
Lewes ....ditto 6B 70 30 44 23 25 ••• • • ..
Warn:luster
Devise., Jan. 20 31 45 21 31 ... • ••
Newbury, Jan. 20 60 79 26 44 20 34 36 49 36 40
Railing -
Salisbury
Basingstoke
W indoor 59 21 22
Romsey, Jan. 20 Xl6 .E 1 32 40 24 28 40 46 37 40
Winchester •I 63 33 7d •••
Chelmsford l6O 78 41 68 24 30 34 38 •••
Guildford, per 10ad... £l5 •621 • •
per quartet. 30 43 25 32 34 42 —.
Aylesbury. per load !417 32 ... • •
per quarter 34 40 23 98 44 ••

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, J*x. 20.
Per Load of Five Bushels. Pa Quarter
Wheat ... 453 to 51a I Barley .. 40s to 480
Beaus, per quarter 20s to 260 Oats ... 234 to 30s
Peas ... Ns to 29s l

ROM FO]
Per I

J Am. 19.

...64. to 80; Beene
... 40a to 481 Peu
... 25. to 301 Rye

34 to 444
. • Ws to 46s
.. —s to ...4

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 22.

This afternoon another Cabinet Council was held at the
Foreign Office, in Downing-street. The Council assembled
at four o'clock, and consisted of the same Members as that
of yesterday.
—,

We stop the Press to announce that we have advices
from Brussels, by which we perceive that the Congress have
rejected the Duke of LEUCKTIN BERO by a majority of six
voices ; and thus, the French Government, the British
Cabinet, and the other Powers, are relieved from mach em-
barrassment. A strong party is formed for the Prince of
ORANGE; and Mr. M•CLAG•N has been hailed and sere-
naded in the streets of Brussels.

Just as we were going to press, we have heard that ac-
counts from Basle have reached town, conveying intelligence
that the revolutionary movement in that part of Switzer-
land, had assumed a very serious and decided character.

Among the matter which we have received by the foreign
mails of this morning, our Readers will find an official docu-
ment from St. Petersburgh, regarding the Polish insurrec-
tion. It is an °perm, history how, one day, some students
of a College let fall a spark into a barrel of gunpowder, at
Warsaw. Who were the guilty parties that placed the gun-
powder there, the document does not mention. Had we
space, it would not, however, be difficult to indicate where
the individuals might be found ; but we leave the discovery
to the abler hands of Generals LALLEMAND, Raoxisa,and
PaLLETIE a, who, we are happy to learn, by the same mails,
are engaged in the pursuit. As we believe there are other
barrels of gunpowder deposited in different parts of Europe,
might it not be wise in those concerned, to lose no time in
carefully removing them ; for rash youths are very nume-
rous, and the old Latin maxim should not be forgotten—

- .
'' Cants, quem saps transit, aliquandu isevenit."

The great number of coma! Papers which we sold yester-
terdey, owing to the hill details which we gave of the extra-
ordinary, and, as we think, ill-advised, arrest of Mr. O'Con-
rtat.t., and his friends, proves the intense Interest which at-
tached to the subject in London. lu truth, it would scarcely
be greater in Dublin ; and all men wondered at this vigour
beyond the law, in an administration from which such ultra-
laierality was justly expected.
We are gratified at the seine time to discover, that the
tone of conciliation with which we have treated this ques-
tion, as the only moans of averting great national evils, has
stet with the zealous appraisals* of judicious and liberal
men, of parties. The Press ought not to be the fomen-
ter of strife, the sti,nulator of the passions, sad the trum-