Star.
London, England, 1831-09-21 00:00:00

HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK.

We just learn t►at there is no doubt bet Doo Pedro and
his daughter Donna Maria will be countenanced in an ex-
pedition to Portugal. In the meantime, Spain is threaten-
ing to support Miguel, sod in that ease France threatens to
invade Spain. Thus good may come out of evil; sod the
Spanish Constitutionalists attain the Anal triumph of their
cause.

The last accounts from Paris to Tuesday morning, indi-
cate that great tumults still prevail in that eity—particulars
to-morrow.

The Westminster Meeting to-day was numerously at-
tended. The High Bailiff was in the Chair. Mr. Cups*
moved the address, and Dr. Bainbridge, Sir F. Burdett,
Colonel Terrens, Colonel Evans, and Sir John Cam Hob-
house, spoke with great spirit.
On Monday there was a great misting at laviaroot.,
Sir Joseph Birch in the Chair, whim a pstidon to the
Leeds was agreed on. Mr. Wallis Curry. Mr. James
Broodier, Mr. Henry Booth, Mr. Lithium', Mr. Rushton,
Colonel Williams, bad Molyneux, Mr. Cropper. &e. Su.
addressed See or six thousand persona.
At CHATHAM also, has been held a great meting, Cap.
tan Kann in the Chair.

Before the BT. LIZIOII, yesterday, at Dermas/zit, the
two year old Produce Stakes were wen by BIUTANDOirt,
against Whisker and Butt= ; and alter it, the renewed
Docents: Stakes were wets by Mama, realest tear others.
Our letter by this meraiug's post, give aerostats of three
Incendiary Ares on Monday night In Wlltildre sod Devon-
dare, two of than of considerable extent.

P.sca•a PASSIM Is about to tread in the steps of Mary-
la-bonne, in resiades the pavan* of Select Vestry rates. A
public swede' for this purpose was bed yesterday.
The Funds closed this evades at al 4 4.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

CALAIS, SEPT. 20.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ,STAR.
Sin —I have just this moment arrived from
Paris, and, as an old reader of your paper, hasten
to give you some account of the state] of that eity,
and of France, up to Sunday. Then was a fracas in
Paris on Saturday, bit it has been greatly exag-
gerated. For a long time past, the Parisians have
expected a serious row, whenever any bad news
should arrive from Poland, and the news of Friday

produced a very general sensation of anger tom n:t
the Government, for the apathy of France, aml of
horror for the sufferings of the brave Poles.
All Paris was under arms, and the regiment. ,r
the line were called out, " u the National Guard
were supposed to be favourable to the Polish cause."
There have been several arrests, and some if
them of persons of education and consequence-1
feeling of general insecurity prevailed, and there
seems to be good reason to fear further mischief.
Theta is a feeling prevalent that the troops I. er.',
in reality, recalled from Belgium, in order to be oft
the spot at Paris in case of mischief. With reg.tril
to parties in France there can be no doubt, that
nine out of ten all over the North of France
are ultra liberals, and they speak with rapture of
the liberals or radicals of England.
Commerce is quite at a stand in France ; and
every thing getting very dear ; a sort of feeling of
distrust towards the Government certainly prevails
to a great extent, and we need not wonder if the
next post should bring news of important Change 4.
The King, Louts PHILIPPE, has lost all his
popularity. _ _

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S. A. R.
P. S. The STAR WAS read with avidity at Paris.

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