Star.
London, England, 1831-03-14 00:00:00

SUPPORT OF MINISTERS.

Public meetings have taken place of the inhabitants of
the TOWER HAMLETS, at the Mermaid Tavern, Hackney,
this day; and at GREENWICH on Saturday; at which reso-
lutions were unanimously passed in favour of the Ministerial
plan of Reform.
From that energetic supporter of the cause of Reform in
Devonshire, the Western Times, we are happy to find that
a Meeting at Exeter took place upon the 10th, at which a
petition to Parliament, and an address to the King was car-
ried with acclamation.

The same paper informs us that a similar cheering event
took place at CREDITOR on the Bth of March ; and at
TOTN ass on the same day.
At BIRMINGHAM, besides the meeting at the Political
Union, a meeting took place in support of the measure of
Reform, at which two thousand persons attended ; and a
petition carried, with one dissentient voice.
At BILsroN, Staffordshire, on March 1 lth, a numerous
meeting took place, at which resolutions were adopted for
the same object.
At ROCHDALE, a public meeting took place on Friday,
which terminated in unanimous support of the Reform
petitions.
BATA.--Several meetings have taken place in the va-
rious parishes which compose this city, at which petitions
were adopted unanimously in support of the measures.
At Newport, Isle of Wight, a similar meeting took place,
at which petitions were carried unanimously.

THE LO

The Lord Chancellor held his first Levee on Saturday evening, at his
house in Berkeley-square, which commenced about ten o'clock, and
amongst many distinguished individuals who paid their respects to his
lordship, were the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, the Dukes of
Wellington and Richmond. the Lord Privy Seal, the Marquis of
Cleveland, Earls Grey, Shaftesbury, Radnor, Hardwicke, Rosalyn, Ca-
lesion Haddington, Morpeth, Viscount Goderich, the Bishop
of London, Lords Hills, Auckland, de Dunstanvilk, King, Carrington,
Stuart de lothsay, Bexley, Selsey, Henley, Gower, Howick, Ebring.
ton, Waterpark, Thynne, and Osborne,the First Lord of the Admiralty,
the President of the Board of Control, the Vice-Chancellor, the Lord
Advocate, the Solicitor-General, Sir J. Mackintosh, M.P. Sir J. Yorke,
M.P. Sir. W. Ingleby, M.P. Sir Robert Inglis, Al. P. Sir M. G. Stuart,
ALP. Sir S. Graham, M.P. Sir R. Dundas, M.P. Sir M. W. Rid-
ley, M.P. Sir R. Price, M.P. Sir E. C. C.arrington, M.P. Sir W.
Polka, M.P. Sir E. H. East, M.P. Sir T. Baring, Dd.P. Sir H. Hal-
' ford, Sir George Grey, Sir G. L. Tuthill, Sir G. Rose, Sir T. Turton,
Sir E. &ratty. Members of Parliament—Admiral Dundas, General
Phipps, Colonel Wylde, Colonel Webb, Colonel Craddock, Cap-
' tain Bastard, Captain Maitland, Captain Bouverie, Alderman
Wood, Dr. Phillimore, the Hon. W. L. Wellesley, and Messrs.
S. Rice, M. A. Taylor, Tennyson, Buxton, Calcraft, R. Grant,
Denison, Wrightson, Briscoe, Beaumont, Batteley, Lefevre, Lennard,
Baillie, Dick, Twiss, Phillips, J. Wood, Grattan, Howard, Kennedy,
Campbell, Hawkins, McKinnon, Prendergast, B. Clive, J. Pailpotr,
Pendarvia, Foley, W. Russell, Spence, Dundas, Freshficld, Baring,
Smith, Petit, Betbell, Whitmore. The Masters in Chancery—Sir G.
Wilson, Wingfield, Roupell. King's Counsel—Ourney,Pepys, Bicker-
steth, haw, Rose, Tinacy, Treslove. Sergeants—Spankie, Andrews,
Arabin, D'Oyley, and Stephen, together with a great many gentlemen
of the bar, &c. &e. &c. _ _ _

The 'And Chancellor will hold his next and last levee fur this year,
on Saturday next, the 19th instant.

NAVAL I

rCE.

&Una ituarven Tins Day—Dublin, 2; Waterford, 2; Guernsey and
Jersey, 1 ; Randers, 1 ; Ranee, 1 ; Lisbon, I.
PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

Faucouvw, Blame 12.—Arrived (Wind N.N.W. to W.) his
Majesty's packet Magnet, Pot teous, from Lisbon, in four days, with
mails. Left in the Tagus his Majesty's ship Briton.
Sailed his Majesty's packet Cygnet, Lieut. Gooding, for Lisbon,
with mail of the Bth instant; Henry Alexander, Pike, for London;
and Swedish brig Nayaden, Hardberg, for Guernsey.
Arrived (Wind S. a gale) the Shannon steamer, Hutchins, from
London ; and the Ceres. Matthews, from Arundel.
Sailed the Shannon steamer, Hutchins, for London.

DIAL, 31aaca 13.—List night and to-day it has blown very hard
from S.S.W. to S.W.—Arrived from the River, and sailed, the Eli-
*abet i and James. Richmond, for Bombay. The Warten Hastings
remains, and Recovery, Brook, for the South Seas. Pawed through
from CAA?, his Majesty's steamer Salamander, with mails, des-
patches, Sec. for Ramsgate.
Poarsmooru, Mason 12 and 13.—Wind W.S.W. a heavy gale
last night from S.W. to W.S.W.—Passed by, the Duchess of Athol,
Daniel, and Thomas Couto, Chrystie, from Vombay—sailed 18th Nov.
and from St. Helena 2d ult. Also, the Delight, Wray, from Rio de
Janeiro. _ _ _ _

Pmsorru, Maus It and )2.—Arrived from London, the Here.
fordshire, Hope, for Bombay and Bengal; and his Majesty's ship
Ganges, from Portsmouth.

CITY, ONE O'CLOCK.

Consols which left off on Saturday at 754 for the Ac-
count, opened this morning at 75i 1, soon after went up to
751 76. Owing to the great scarcity of stock, and aplenty
of money in the market, Ccosol3 are at present 75 it
Little business doing in the foreign market as yet.
LIVERPOOL, MA Reit 12.—The import of Cotton this
week is 15,860 bags, and the sales are 15,410 bags, at
last week's prices ; in Sugar only 450 htids. of B:•itish
Plantation Sugar have been sold this week, at steady prices.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols, which were looking up in the early part of the
morning, and were done at 76 for the Account, have since
receded to 75d, owing to a supposition that the affairs of
France have a warlike appearance ; but the private letters
from Paris are of a contrary tendency, and state that it
is the opinion t:.ere that the affairs of Italy and the Roman
States will be amicably adjusted between Austria and
France, as it is said that the new Ministry coming into
power in Paris are of a very moderate description, and will
try to preserve peace.
In the Foreign Market little doing.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent entertained a
distinguished party at dinner on Saturday. ,
Divine Service was performed yesterday before the Du-
chess of Kent and the Princess Victoria, and their Royal
Highnesses' household, by Archdeacon Potts.