Star.
London, England, 1831-09-22 00:00:00

THREE O'C LOCK.

Bank Stock, shut. Three per Cent. Reduced, shut.
Three per Cent. Consols, 811 1. Three and a Half per
Cent. 1818, shut. Three and a Halt per Cent. Red.
shut. Three and a Half per Cent. New, 896 111. Four
per Cent. 1828, abut. Long Annuities, Jan. 1860, shut.
Annuities, Oct. 1859, shut ; do. Jan. 1860, —. India
Stock, 1961 71; do. Bonds, 1 dis. par. £lOOO Exehe.
quer Bills:10 9 12 ; £5OO do. 10 12 • £lOO and X2OO do.
12 13; Advertised, —. India for Weeount, 1971. Con.
sols for Account, 82 11 2.

There is a considerable attendance of people in
and round the Houses of Parliament, to cheer Lord
John Russell, and the Members in carrying up the
Bill this afternoon to the House of Lords.

Mr. Duncomb's motion last night, relative to
Lord Salisbury's treatment of his tenantry. has
created a very lively interest through the metro-
polis; and it is to be hoped that he will follow it
up as a breach of privilege.
At the half-yearly general meeting of the
Bank Proprietors this morning, a dividend of 4
per cent. was declared. In answer to questions
of Mr. Young, it was stated that the Bank
notes now io circulation, are £17,600,000. Mr.
Rtosir moved an adjournment, with a view to a
statement of accounts, &c. but it was negatived.
The accounts from Brussels state, that they con-
sider it as certain there, that it is the intention of
the King of Holland to resume hostilities on the
10th of October, when he will take possession of
Dutch Flanders. He is now occupied in complet-
ing his army.
The accounts from the frontiers of Poland of the
21th of August state, that Commissioners from the
Foreign Powers arrived at the head-quit: ten of
General Paskewitz, vested with full powers to ne-
gociate a suspension of arms ; but the Emperor of
Russia declared to the diplomatic corps at Petersburg
that all intervention in favour of the Poles will rot
change his intentions, until they submit volunta-
lily, when they shall have his pardon, and enjoy a
liberal Constitution.

Report says that upwards of one hundred were
wounded at Paris on Monday night, and three
killed by the charge of the troops.
We hear that Don Pedro purchased, yesterday,
an Indianian for 1,5001.
Quebec Papers received this day, give a corn-
paratire statement of arrivals and settlers to the
15th August, of the past and present year, as
follow : 1830, vessels 353 ; tonnage 143,762 ;
settlers 22,859. 1831, vessels, 583 ; ton-
nage 150,418 ; settlers 38,9.55. It will Le
seen by the above statement that notwith-
standing the Spring fleet was very numerous,
there are not thirty arrivals this season over
the corresponding period of 1830. The total, how-
ever, at the close of the navigation, is expected to
exceed that of any former year.
'[he New York papers received this morning, to
the 25th of August, gives news to the following
effect :—" ♦Ve have received regular file. of Mexi-
can papers to the 18th of July. Official commu-
nication of the state for the Department of the In-
terior says, that the rains had fallen without inter-
mission."
A fire broke out at two o'clock at Messrs.
Chambers, tea-dealers, in St. Clement's Church-
yard, which was increased in rapidity and danger
to the inmates by the police bursting open the
ship door. The parish ladders were close at hand,
to facilitate escape from the windows; but it is said
the man in charge refused to bring them till lie
ascertained who was to pay him for his trouble !
Neighbours with blankets, let down from the top,
how ever, enabled three persons to escape on► the
upper windows, after which, the ladders were
brought.
A fire, kindled by an incendiary, took place near
Calliogton, on Monday night, in a mow-hay be-
longing to Mr. Sambells, assistant-overseer. The
flames were extinguished, but not before a stack of
oat. and great part of a rick of hay were destroyed.
A poor man, named Kitte, who resided at some
distance, seeing the flames, hastened towards the
spot ; but having to cross a common, he unfortu-
nately fill into a shaft of an old mine, by which
his head was dashed to pieces.