Star.
London, England, 1825-02-11 00:00:00

ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

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'DARE. PAID. PRICE PDS SHAD&
AU. Brit. For. Fire ac Life x'loo - £lO - 18%

MINES.

WASP. PAID. PRICE POI MARC.
Anglo Mexican - . 4100 £lO - iss. 25 pm. - 115 110 /17i
Angie Chian% - • 100 -5 - - 11112111412
Arigna Iron and Coal - 50 -5 - .5 -16
Brazilian • - 100 -5 - . 5 - 22423422
Chilian - - 100 - 5 - - 17
Colombian - - 100 -5 - 5 -3637 35
General Mining Association - - - 141 414
Hibernian - - SO -4 - - 9
Pasco Peruvian - 100 -- e - - 28 29 26 27
Rio de la Plata - 100 - 5 - - 27 98 27
Tlalpuxabua - - 400 •20 - - 200 pre.
United Mexican - 40 -20 - 2 pm. - 95 100
Welch Jron St Coal - 25 - 5 - - 51
GAS LiGur AND COKE COMPANIES.
MADE. PAID. PRICK PIM SHAWL
British - . £5O - .E 5 -.E
,Continental - - 100 - $ - 9 81
United General - • 50 - 7 - 13
MISCELLANEOUS.
SWAIM PAID. ?Mg PED SHAWL
Australian • - £lOO - sEI -,E
Brlti.b Iron Company - 100 - 5 - 8
Bristol Ship Canal - - 1 -
Gold Coast Association - 6 - 5-71 7 *
New Corn Exchange - 50 - 5 -10 i
Pearl Fishery £25 sh. .E 2 pit iss. £lO pm. } 18
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Provincial Bank of Ireland

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The Bristol Gazette of Wednesday, contains a letter
from South America, announcing a new victory gained
by BOLIVA R, but no date is given. It is stated to have,
been received hom SALVAD9II LAGA R, Secretary to
Admiral GUISE, and is as follows:
EILAG.e.TA PSOTIPCTORA, Stitt. 23, 1124.
" From the sudden departure of the goleta Dul-
phin, time will not permit me to write you so
fully as I could wish, I inclose you some publics,
papers that will inform you of our victory on the
field of Junin, communicating to you at the same
time, that last night I received a letter from Mor•
teagudo, from Iloniiicab in which he states, that
Bolivar has fought a second action on the plains
of Jauga, the result of which is, that we remaintd
trasters of the field, having made four thousand of the
enemy bite the dust ; of our party we have lost two thou-
sand men. 1 believe, my ft lend, that with this defeat
the enemy will not stop until they arrive at the other
side of the Maranon. Liberty has placed its seal on the

iadependenie ore Peru! Eternal praise to• The Liberater
and his army ! I have this moment retched a letter
from a friend in Lima, Stating, that according to the
news that he received from deneral duarivl, yds-
ter day, the loss of the enemy, is not 4000, bat 63004
and our loss 4900. We are daily in expectation of the
line of bade ship Asia. We shall only giie her Merit
minutes to surrender herself:*

This forenoon we received German 19apets id the sth
insti bin they contain no political intelligence of into•
rest. The Quakers are said to be making some progress
at Pyi mont and Minden, and a whole parish in West.;
phalia has seceded from the rites of the Establishei
Church. The States of Baden' ate convoked for Oil
21st instant.

We have received Demerara Papers in the iith dI
December. The colony appears to be perfedtly tranquil:

YLIE ARM).

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in addition to the 79th, ordered to India, the 78th and Rifle Bri-
gade will proceed from Ireland to the same destination.

THP. DECCAN PRIZE-MONEY.

This long depending cause has recently been finally decided by
the Lords of the Treasury. No blame, with respect to the ulti-
mate arrangement of this business can be imputed to the East In-
dia Company. They have acted merely as treasurers, and were at
.111 times ready to comply with the directions of the trustees that
were appointed by the Lords of the Treasury. With regard to
the delay which has taken place in the distribution, it is necessary
to observe, that when the adjudication was made some time back
in favour of the captors, a question then arose concerning what
was, or what was not prize, including jewels and other articles of
considerable value. With a view to the final decisien of this ques-
tion, it became necessary to obtain information, and a variety of
documents from bate. This circumstance necessarily occasioned
delay. As soon as the requisite evidence, however, had been ob-
tained, the Lords of the Treasury lost no time in determining the
questico. This decision, which we understand is liberal, compre-
hensive, and favourable to the captors, has been recently pro-
flounced; and instructions will be sent out forthwith to India, for
the immediate distribution of the prize-money.

NAVAL INI.ELLIGENCLi.

Off Dartmouth, the Harmony, Coarneutts, from Bahia, in 90
days, for Hamburg!).
Fatarourn, Frs. 9.—Wind N. W.—Arrived the Henry, Liners,
from Comma, in eight days. Sailed several coasters round the laud.
PORTSMOUTH, Fes. 10.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Mary Ann,
Crams., from London for Vera Cruz ; and the Jane, of Liver-
pool, from ditto for Bahia.
DItAL, Fes. 10.—Wind W.—Passed through far the River, the
Antelope, Mumma, from the Cape of Good Hope. Arrived front
the River and remain, the Eclipse, CLARK, for Valparaiso; Courier,
l'uomas, for Tampico; Columbine, Turn for Bermuda; High-
Mactitt.t., for New Providence; Ocean, Sanr.sorr, for St.
libe's ; and Coromandel, BA sailor India, the latter passed through.
Livearocir., Frs. 9.—Wind W.N. W.—Arrived the Allmon,
DA VIM, from Jamaica; Washington, CRAIG, from Charleston,
sailed 7th January ; Oglethorp, Testrar, from Savannah, sailed
10th January ; and Thorne, HIM; from Demerara, .ailed 9.5 d
December, in company with the Essequibo, for the Clyde; and the
Marathon, for Belfast.
GRAVRIIIIND, Fes. W.—Sailed the Honourable Company's ship
Farquharson, CIWIESHANKS, for China.

Mr. C. H. IltrrcuiNsos was last night absent from
the House of Commons, on the debate upon Irish affairs, owing
to the death (yesterday) of his sister, the Hon. Cuatreux H.
ilurearimotr.
Earl FITZWILLIAIII and the Hon. F. -PONSONEY, hare
subscribed to the Catholic Rent.
Mt. O'CozzeLL, and a deputation from the Catholig
Association of Dublin, arc expected to arrive in town in a few Jays.
The Common Council of the City of London yes-
terday voted a grant of 5001. in aid of the subscription for the
relief of the Spanish and Italian refugees. The motion was car-
ried unanimously in a very full assemblage of the Members of the
Civic Parliament. This reflects honour on the Corporation.
In the Arches'Court, yesterday, Mr. HENRY SA RING
obtained a divorce against his wife, Mrs. blavu.or. Wow► Mame.
Saturday, an alarming are broke out in the cloth
factory of Messrs. Suns, at Walbridge, near Stroud, which did
considerable damage.
At a Court of Common Council yesterday, a recom-
Meadation to subscribe ,C5OO ton ards making an opening on the
smith side of Fleetotreet, near St. Bride's Church, was negatived
by a majority of 75 to 50. Mr. Jure was elected Principal Clerk
et the Conti of Requests.
• Mary Keaton, charged with the murder of her hus-
band, was yesterday committed to Newgate for trial.
SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION.—Twenty-five years ago,
British Schools were without a single elementary Book, in a con-
venient size, and at a moderate price, by means of which the ele-
ments of the sciences could be taught. But such have been the ra-
pid improvments in this respect, that we now have a general course
of Natural Philosophy in all its branches, including Chemistry and
Geology, by the Rev. Divan Mans, at 65.6 d. ; complete Elements
et
Astronomy in SQUIILeS Gramnur at 9s. 6d.; popular readings in
Astronomy, in the elegant and attractive volume of the \Yonders
et the Heavens, by Cxwaze, at 10s. 6d. aided by GOLDSSUiPeII
Omgraplacal and Astronomical Copy Books; and completed, as a
eserssof 'Education, by PET= NICHOLION'S Body of the Mathe-
matical Sciences, in a single volume, at 215. The advantages which
have arisen from the general introduction of these works in all coo-
eiderable Schools, is evinced in the high intellectual character and
improved pursuits of the mature and coming ages.
LENT ASSIZES.—NORTHERN CIRCUIT.
Before Mr. Justice Mazer, and Mr. Justice Housors.
Duasum—Wednesday, February 23.
' A emote— Same day.
Nswc.srLs—Saturday, February 26.

day. -
inlay, March 5.
Yeas... Saturday, March 19.
sgrr I NG-ROOM. T.ITTERSA I.L'S FEB. 10.
BIDDLEWIOIIOI....-5 to 2 apt Ituftet-5 to 1 apt Sorcery.
DERIIY.-44 to I apt Muleteer-9 to 1 apt Rufus-12 to 1 apt
Bolero-15 to I apt Duke of York's colt-17 to 1 kst Wtb —l9
to 1 agst Advance-20 to 1 apt any other.
Oams--.4 to 1 apt Aline-9 to 1 apt Sorcery---11 to 1 apt
Tontine-11 to 1 apt Attica-12 to 1 agst Waltz.
Sr. Lrcv.a-84 to 1 apt Memnon-12 to 1 apt Cleveland-14
to 1 agst Iledgauntltt—High odds ag.. any other.
CORN EXCHANGE, DIAUK-LANE, FEB. 11.
The Mealing trade is not so brisk this morning as on last market
day, but the few sales that have been made were certainly at the
prices of last Monday, for fine samples. Barley fully maintains
the improvement of Monday; and had any quantity appeared, no
doubt it would have commanded higher prices. In Oats, Beans
and Peas, there is no alteration.
SMITHFIELD MARKET, FEBRUARY 11.
The Beef market remains steady at the prices of Monday; the
demand, however, is rather, slack. In Mutton there is nu variation
from the quotation we last gave; the best Downs, &c. continuing
at 55. 6d. per stone. 'lke price of Veal remains firm at the quo-
tation of Monday, 75. per stone being obtained for the best Calves.
Pink is rather duU, but the variation is of little Atomeot.-.-Beasts,
411 ; Sheep, 2960; Pigs, 90 ; Calves, 139.
Beef. 4s. Sid. to Ss. 2d. Mutton, 4s. od. to Si. Id.
Veal, 6s. to
7s. Mat Si. 041. to Es. Od.— Hay, per load, £5 Ss. to A'S Os. Clo-
ver, 84 ON •15 10s. &raw, L'S to 49 Is.

Wit I It.
At Brighton, the Lady of Captain Maher, late of the .52J roots
of a son.

• NIABRIED.
Feb. A, at•Ealinburgh, Wake: Scott, Rol. Lieutenant in the 15tis
Hussars, eldest son of Sir Walter Scott, of Abbotsford, Bart. to
Miss Jane Jobsuo, only child of the late John Joboon, Esq.
of
Loehore, in•Fifcsare •

' •'{ DIED.
At Brighton, en Monday the Ad hie. after a short but were
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~_Lerstleys, in the earn of Hert.r
U. an kreprabit-lasalte his family and friends.
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