Star.
London, England, 1831-02-19 00:00:00

PRICK OF 8 l'Os KS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
3 per rt. Cons. 801179 i 1 per Ct. 1826, oq i
M. for Ace. 80 79f 80 791 long Ana. Jan. 1
COB6O, 17 3.16 i
3 per rear. Rid. a i OM Annulate New,
31 pet rt. 1818, £lOOO Etch. Bills 32 33 90
31 per Ct Red. 119 i I 5500 Ditto 32 33 90
3., per rent. New. My i £lOO and .Ctoo Do. 32 33 30

FOREIGN STOCKS.
Austrian, —. Brazilian for Acct, 5711. Milan, 6 per Ct. 21 ;
for Acct 201. Colombian, —. Danish 3 per Cent, 591 for Easel,
591. Purtuguese, for Account. 431. Russian, 921; for Acet. Nit.
Spanish. —. Do. for Acct. 171. Spanish 1623, --a French Reams
% per Cent. 601; Exchange, 25f 30e. Irish Three per Cents, 801.

PUBLIC Cl
Bank Stock, 201*. For Acc.
India Stock,
India Bonds, 13 12
London Docks. £59 10s
St. Catherine". £7B 10,
City Gas. £l9O
Bank of Scotland, £167
British Linen, £250
Grand Junction, £243
Leeds, £395

O IIPANIES.
Regent's, £lB 101
Irish Grand Canal, £92 61 2d
Forth and Clyde, £625
Lit. &Man.Railway,XlB6to.lll£o
Cromford, £45
Albion Fire, £75
Alliance, £8 5s
County, £4O
Doha*, Mince, £lBO •
Steam Navigation, di.. £6 151
[TISH COMMERCE.

STAPLES OF BEI'
Carrot' (Liv.)—Sea Island, Ild
to 2041; N. Orleans, did to
Wool. (Lon.)—Sazony prima, 53
to ss; Austrian printa,2s to 48;
Segovia, 2s 041 to 2s 641 ; South
Down, 12 to 15 ; Blanket, 7 to 9.
Sur. thrown—Piedmont White,
27s to 458 ; yellow slack, 24s to
27. ; Modena raw, 14s to 16s;
Bengal, 10s 01 to 15s; China,
13s 6d to 17s.

CAPC—(92g.; £9 to £lB.
Hiors—Bsitts,2od to 23d; Buenos
Ayres (A.) 9d to 101 d.
Correz---Jam. middling, £2 14s
to £3 3s; Dem. and Berbice,
.C 2 8s to £4 2s; Mocha, L 3 Ss
to .26 101.
TitA—BOtlea, Is lid to 2s Od ;
Congos, mid. 2s 2d to 21 Od ;
Hyson. mid. 413 d to 4s 6d.
Burris—Cork, 24 145 to £4161;

Ft.az--iuga, £52; Antwerp, £5O
to £65.
laom—Pigs, £4 10, Od to £4 Ids ;
Bars £6 Ss Od to £6 10s Od •

Dutch, £4 lbs.
CHUM—Cheshire, old, L'S 10s to
LS las ; 3.Glo'ster,Z2 to £2 fts.
TALLow—Russla yet. £2 Ss 6d ;

Swedish, Xl3 to £l5 lOw -
Corrsa—XB7 to £BB Os; South

White, .92 7s 3d.
[tics—Carolina,_l4. OJ to 19,

Amer. 4174 to 172 10s:
Luo=Bars, Xl5 15s to .el 4.

Bengal. 15s 6d to 17. 6d.
&WA —S6s ittl per ewt.
Surrnrizt.o. IS 17.—Beer, 4s Od
to 4s 6d; Mutton, 4s 2d to
4s 8d; Vial, 5s Od to 5s 841;
Pork, 41 Od to 5210 d.
Alec-Latrz, Fes. 18.—Wbeat,
68s to 82s ; Burley, 42s to 48s;

,
Tie—Blocks, £3 15$.
SOCA a— Lumps, large, £3 31 Od
to £3 4$ Od ; Powder, fine,
£3 166 to £4 66 Od ; Bengal,

.£1 2s Od to £1 4s ; 'Jamaica;
fine, £3 Is to XS Si.
TosAcco—Nlaryland, bid to 51d;
Virginia, 5 to 6 ; Cubs,ls to 18.
Ott.--Flor. £1 Is Od ball rifest;

. .
Oat., 22s to as.
GAZETTI Alllll6o 4 FM iiii.•
_ _ _ -

Linseed, 3:'2 Os Od per eat ;
Pale Rape, .62 10s.
Beasoe—..Brdraus, Zs to 3s 6d.
Roat—Jam. (14) 2s 3d to es 38 ;
Dem (10 a 20) es to es ed.
Winne, 101 98 to 11s.
GE1119.11, 2. 611 to 2s 9d.
Pore—Good, £35 to £4O.

Wheat, 74s 84 • galley, 42s 8d ;
Oats, 27s Od ; Beans, 40$ ad.
BOTOUGH REM F1L1.19. —Kent-
ish, E 8 12$ to £l4 14$; Fun-

bans, .215 Os to £tB OS.
COAL EXCOAXOII, Fu. 18.—Best
Walrs End, 35s Od to 35s 6d;
other sorts, 27s Od to 34. 6d.
SWITOrIeLD HAT MAOISM FRI.
19. Hay, str2 hls to £4 10s.
&raw, LI 124 to £2 Os.

Sturawir—Good, £25 to £4O.
111AuvRA—Lon. P. £3O to £4O.

Otta oTt.occ.—Barometer, 30-13 ;
Weather, cloudy, and rata.

r, 4s. Wind N.—

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T E EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19.

We have just heard, that a vessel has arrived at Pool from
Lisbon, which place she left on the 7th instant; bringing
accounts that a serious and determined insurrection has
broken out there—that MIGUEL had been dethroned—and
the young Queen DONNA MARIA had been proclaimed.
This intelligence is confidently believed in the City.
Another account speaks thus :—" The Hope, Bloomfield,
arrived at Poole, on Wednesday, from Lisbon, which place
she left on the 7th, and Belim on the Bth. There are no
letters by her of later date than the 7th ; but the
master reports that at two o'clock A.lt. on the Bth,
when lying at Belim, he was disturbed by a strange noise
on shore, and coming on deck he saw rockets ascending,
and other signs of a disturbance, and at day-light large
bodies of horse and foot making towards the city ; and
that the General Officer, who boarded him, when get-
ting under weigh, told him that there was a great dis-
turbance in the city, that would not be quelled without much
bloodshed, as the people were determined to liberate all the
State prisoners."

An express from Paris has arrived to a commercial estab-'
lishment in town, bringing the French 3 per Cents. 5920.
No political news agitated Paris when this intelligence left
that city. The French Ministry were said to be supporting
the Funds, by purchasing in them ; otherwise it was ex-
pected they would recede.

An article from Dresden of the sth February states that,
though there is no notion that the Saxon troops will be re-
called into active service, 10,000 men, instead of 6,000, are
however to be under arms. The LANDWZRIL is called
together in the kingdom of Bohemia.
_....—...

We have Frankfort papers this day to the 12th of Feb.
which contain an address from the citizens of Wurtzburgh,
to the Constitutional KING of BAVARIA, extracted from the
Hanau Journal of the 4th of the same month. In this ad-
dress, which is occasioned by an attempt of the Bavarian
Government, to annul the election of certain Represen-
tatives, constitutionally chosen by the people, are the
following animated passages

" Sistz—At the lama time that the flame of revolution blued in the
west, where the fire shone threatening in the eyes of many German
Princes, you remained tranquil, and free from care, like a father in the
bosom of his family—in the midst of your people—in a place devoted
to health and pleasure,—what then watched over your Majesty's
repose ? Bayonets ! Censors of the Public Press I Certainly
not—it was the love of the Bavarian nation. When the events in
France gave the signal for discontent in Germany—when troubles
broke out in neighbouring countries around us, where did the most
exemplary tranquillity prevail ?—ln Bavaria. What was the cause
of this tranquillity ? Is, perhaps, the ideal of happiness to be found
in Bavaria ? Is there nothing left to be desired ? Are there no im.
provemata advisable ? Are not the regulations respecting the tariff
of customs, which have given cause for disturbances in other places,
more oppressive in Bavaria than in any other country ? Yet all re.
mained tranquil; and this tranquillity was the fruit of confidence in
the resolution, so decisively pronounced by your Majesty, to govern
according to the spirit of the Constitution, and to listen to every
resoonabk desire of the nation."
The citizens then prof eed to set forth their wants in the
following terms :
" But when the people is depriad of its best representatives; when
the ablest men, who mean honestly by the King and the Country, are
excluded from the assembly of the grata; when the free expression of
thoughts in words and smiting—that km palladium of Mut, ; the