Star.
London, England, 1830-11-26 00:00:00

of . Stun KS
Molt Stack, 2034 21
w:•► rent. hr,t Mil
.1 p.•r rt 4
por Cr. 1810, 914 6
3; per Ct filed. pH
34 vs. Cent. Neer. 1134 4
per Ct. 1826, 9911
Imre Attn. 17 5.16 346 a 3.16
Do. 30Yrs, Apl. Oct. 17
Do. 30 Yrs:July Jan. 17 7.16

AT FOUR O'CLOCK.,
!India Stock, 228
India Hoods 8 10
ISmith SOiS Stock
Old Antiuitie. 821 I
• ,flOOO Exch. BM. 21 18
I)irra 21 19
illOO a nil £2OO Do. 21 ID
Commercial
India for Acct. 220
COll4. for Acc. Jan. 821 1

FORF.IGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brasil Rik, 5 pr Ct. I Russ. Fids.l Mit. s•per et. M
Do. Aut. 59 Sp. Rh. S prr Ct. 114 f
Dlogh 11.1. 3 1.. (A 60 Dn. Ace, 15/
Peruvian Ma, 6 per Ct. 15 Fr.llts,s p Ct. 93f. 2k.
Ditto Acc. 141 Raclunge,2sf. 30c.
Port. Bonds, 6 per Ct. Acct. Fr. R. 3 pr Cents. 62f. 50c.
Ditto Acc. 47 Exchange, 25f. 30e.

.6111TIs 11 AND I:i'ltEl6 N ES. T‘V• • 0 CLOCK.
411 A. a Pion. PIM SRAM
35 20 63
25 15
20 2 Z 1 7s Od.
100 25 25i

Brazilianlmp. (ire. £5 pm.)
Ditto National
Protector

Provincial Bank of Ireland

/11N-EXCHANGF.. ,MARK-LAR, Nov. N.

The extensive destruction of thrashing machines, and the dread of
...II«. who have them, has been the cause of the continued short supply
Wheat ; and the burning of so many stacks has added to the evil.
At Corn must be had, there is a considerable business doing in the best
Foreign Wheats, which are fully maintaining Monday's terms. and not
readily parted with. Barley is in good supply, but there is not a very
brisk trade, the maltaters not approving of the prices, which remain as
hat quoted. The Oat trade is dull, and the prices declining. White
Peas are considerably lower than on Monday.

naroalariowe SINCE 310111D6Y.

;ghost, English (qrs.) - 1,800 i Barley. Foreign .
Irish . . ! Oath English
Forrign . . 290 i Irish .
Barley, English - - - 8,040. Foreign
Irish . - Flour (sacks)

. 4,900
. 1,250

- .250
- 7,100

COAL-RXCHANGR. Now. 26.
Ships arrived during the month
During the week
Dent Wel'send Coals 9Ss Od Slis Od
I nhet sorts . _ 27s Od 34s Od

Ships at Market, 11$.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26.

This day, Earl GREY transacted business at his office in
Downing-street.

This morning, at six o'clock, Lord PALMERSTON arrived
in town from Cambridge, where his Lordship had been pay-
ing. his respects to his Constituents.
In the afternoon the whole of the diplomatic corps, six-
teen in number, paid their respects to his Lordship, on his
appointment to the Foreign Secretaryship. Their Excel-
lencies came in state —themselves in full dress, and their
attendants in splendid liveries. Those of the Prince TA LLET-
RAND were truly superb. Downing-street was crowded to
excess with carriages and company.
After the Foreign Ministers had withdrawn, a Cabinet
Council was held, at which all the Members attended, and
remained in consultation till five o'clock.

Sir GIORO E St! Er., the new Under Secretary for Foreign
Affairs, in the room of Lord DUNI; LAS, joined the Foreign
office this afternoon.

We are enabled to add the subjoined important intelligence,
to the ample foreign details which we elsewhere present to
our readers in this sheet :—The Prussian army on the fron-
tiers of Gueldres is composed of 75,000 effective troops; the
fortifications of Nimeguin are undergoing thorough repairs;
and it was believed in Paris, on Wednesday evening,
that the force which the Emperor of R t:SSIA has collected
in Poland, amounts to 100,000 men, intended to march to-
wards the South. Along with these formidable preparations,
we likewise find it asserted, that the Court of Vienna has
demanded from the Hungarian Diet 50,000 conscripts im-
mediately. Prince METTERN icn was expected at Vienna,
on the 14th inst. To this momentous intelligence, the
Journal de Viviers adds, with every appearance of confi-
&nee, that very serious tumults had broken out at Berlin :
and the city was really in a state of insurrection. The troops
stationed in the provinces of the Rhine, had been ordered to
march into the interior.

From the same channel of information, which has con-
veyed to us the foregoing intelligence, we are given to
understand, that in Valentia, Carthagena, and Cadiz, the
national colours had been hoisted ; and that expresses had
been despatched to blix•, and the other constitutional
Generals and officers, announcing that a formidable insure
rection had broken out in Arrugon.

The importance of the intelligence which we have just
communicated, gives it a natural precedence to every other
sabject. Can all these military movements be merely the
result of intimidating policy, intended to influence the Bel-
gian arrangements ? We perceive that some of our contem-
poraries, were inclined yesterday, to give to them that
interpretation ; but we think it overstrained. We conceive
dm new. and fearful commotion in Europe, may yet be ex-
pected ; and most assuredly—if it burst forth once mors—
el! the armaments which may be brought to overcome it.
will themselves be overcome. How Prance will be
able to retain her pledged policy of non-interventioa,
in case of such involving contests as the news of
the day render not improbable, we can hardly imagine.
That we may do so, we trust, is evident ; and it must be
highly satisfactory, that of the important propriety of
doing so, all parties in our commonwealth, appear equally
convinced. We fear that the population of Europe is not to
escape the terrific war of principle, which Cantu/Jo almost
prophetically hinted,was dependent for its postponement on
slight and precarious contingencies.

In the House of Lords, last night, Lord KING, in pre-
senting the important petition of the Lord Mayor and Com-
mon Council of London, in favour of Parliamentary Reform,
observed that he had pleasure in doing so, as be had always
been friendly to the measure of reform ; and he had more
pleasure in now undertaking the task, than be would have
bad tea► days ago, because then there was a Ministry who
declared that they were not only unprepared with any plan of
reform Muddy the country, but that they were determined to
resist it whenever it was proposed. Ho had now better hopes, in