Star.
London, England, 1830-03-25 00:00:00

MAILS ARRI'

CITY, Tins
:D AND DUE TR

A. D. A.
1 0 1 France.... s 0
1 Waterford ..... 0 1 Flanders
2 Guern. cat Jersey 0 0 Holland 0
O Buenos Ayres... 0 0 Hambargh
1 Brasil
The express from Paris arrived this morning, but does not appear
to be of much interest. All was quiet there, and not the least fear
of a disturbance taking place. M. Netale has arrived in the above
capital, and is supposed to take an active part in the present state
of affairs. The French rents have come lower, and in conse-
quence of which, the Congo! Market Is not so goad as yes.
terday, when they left off 921 f for the Account, and opened
this morning at 92f and 921 for Money. At present they are 921,
alternately buyers and sellers, with little doing. The reduction of
the 4 per Cents. has not yet had any effect on the market ; although
it is the opinion of the well.informed, that the plan of Ministers
will succeed.
In the Foreign Market, Greek Stock has Improved one per cent.
Brazil Stock has declined about one per cent.
A mail has arrived from Lisbon, brought by the Stanmer, sailed
14th March..
A mail from Malta, by the Emulous, sailed en the 9th February
from Gibraltar, 3d March.
A mail from the Brazils, by the Cygnet, sailed from Rio is.
neiro 26th January.
Some late advises have been received from Chili, stating that a
general dissatisfaction prevails in that country. The Intendant had
marched in the capital, at the head of 600 foot and 1000 cavalry,
to upset the Government.
There has been a great failure at Martinique, to the amount of
100,0004 sterling.
Accounts'ftotn Servia state that the Grand Sultan was expected,
in the month of May at Adrianople, to organise that province.
Admind Mallet, of the squadron of Algiers, was on the point of
his departure for Toulon, to superintend the armament.
1,000 head of cattle were on their way to Toulon to be embarked.
It is said the fleet is to be provisioned for six months. The brig
Alacrity, is arrived at Toulon from Navarino, left Ist of March.
She brings accounts that Admiral Rigney had sailed for Pores,
where he found the English Admiral and Admiral Heyden,
and after a long conference with them departed for Egia, and had
a long interview with Capo D'lstrias.
Accounts from Madrid of the Ist of March, state that the Queen
was pregnant. The King has prohibited all religious books from
entering Spain.

HALF-PAST ONE.

Up to the present hour theca is a dead calm in the Consul 3larket,
and scarce a bargain has been done during the whole of the morning.
Consols have continued at 924 for the Account, alternately buyers
and sellers. It is a holiday at the Bank, consequently no money
transactions have taken place this day.

The private accounts from Rio Janiero are not of a favourable na-
lure : the government has been endeavouring to raise a loan by
taking from circulation the bank-paper, but hitherto they have not
succeeded. Their treasury is rather in a sickly state, and the 6 per
cent. (loan has fallen from 09 to 644, Exchange 234. We do not
hear of any political information having occurred.
The town of Leiric, which raised a loan during the war, intends
to pay it off if the bond-holders will take 3 per cent.
We also understand that the Grand Duke of Nassau, of Eu.
singham,who has his bonds out at 4per cent. also intends paying them
off at 34 per cent. . . . .

In the Foreign Market there Is more business going forward than
In the British, particularly in Greek Bonds, which have improved
* per cent Brazilian Securities have gone down about 1 per cent.
owing to the unfavourable account from Rio Janerio of the inability
of the Government to raise money.

Up to the present hour we have no political Information.

The Duchess of CUMBEALAW n left town about half-
past one o'clock yesterday, on her return to Kew. The Duke of
issicat.mta returned to his residence at Kew in the afternoon.
The Duke of WELLINGTON left town between eleven
and twelve o'clock yesterday morning, to attend his Majesty at his
Palace at Windsor. _ _ _ _