Star.
London, England, 1831-02-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN STOCKS.

PUBLIC CI

Bank F.ii,c3t.
India Stack. 207. 80nd.% 54 6
London D..ck•, £59 ICti
St. Catherine's. £7B 10s
City Gas, £l9O
Bank of Scotland, £167
British Linen, £250
Grand Junction. .£243
Leeds. .£895
Regent's. £lB 10s

STAPLES OF SRI'
Comes (Liv.)—Sea Island, lld
to 20d ; N. Orleans, tad to Bd.
Woos (Lon.) —Saxony prima, 5s
to Ss; Austrian prima,2l to 4s;
Segovia, gs Od to gs 641 ; South
Down, 12 to 15 ; Blanket, 7 to 9.
Sn.a, thrown—Piedmont White,
27s to 15s ; yellow slack, 241 to
27s ; Modena raw, 14s to 16s ;
Bengsl, 10$ 01 to 151; China,
13s 6d to 17s.
FLAT —Riga, £52; Antwerp, X5O
to £65.
how - Pigs, £4 10s0d to f 4 15s ;
Barg. £6 540 d to £6 10$ Od ;
Swedish, £l3 to £l3 10s.
Correa—fB7 to £BB Os; South
Amer. Zl9 to ,179105.
Lasn —Bars, Xl5 15. to tl4.
Tts—Blocks, £.5 15..

SVC 4a-Lump, large, 43 3s Od
to .C 3 42 Od; Powder, fine,
£7. 16s to E 4 61 Od; Bengal,
11 ^s Od to £1 4a; Jamaica,
fine, £2 164 to £3 Os.

TORACCO-- Maryland, aid to Sid ;
Virginia, 5 to 6; Coba,ls to 18.
Ott—Floe. £1 Is Od half chest ;
Linseed, £2 Os Od per cwt ;
Pale Rape, £2 10s.
BRANDT—Bordeaux, 3s to 31 6d.
Rwa—Jam. (14) 2s 3d to 211 5d ;
Dem (10 a 20) 2s to Is 2d.
WinsaY, 10s Od to 114.
GSWRVA, 21 64 to 2. 9d.
Pour—Good, £35 to £4O.
SHERRY—Good, £25 to 440.
31autrutA—Lon. P. £3O to £4O.

. . .
Pork, 4s Od to Ss Od.
MARIE-LAWS, FEL 23 —Wheat,

66s to 785.; Barley, 40s to Ms;

Oats, 22. to 33s
GAZITTE A FEB 1

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24.

Hee MUSSTT'S Basra-var.—Holiday at the Bank.

Greek, for Account, 25. Portuguese, 451; for Acet, 45/ 4. Rill.
Sian, ; for Ace', 911 90/. Spanish, 17/ ; for Acct, 171 S. Paris
Exchange on London, one month, money, 25f 10e ; three months,
paper, 25f; money, 315 f. 4msterdani Exchange, sight,ll-1111; Ham.
burgh, M. a 13.11. Irish Three and a Half per Ct. 88/11.

rISH COMMERCE.
Can —(92g.; 49 to fli.
Hmas—Butts,2od to 113 d; Bustles
Ayres (A.) 9d to boo.
Corns—Jam. middling, 42 14s
to 45 ss; Dem. snd &dace,
£2 es to 44 2s; Mocha, .£3 Ss

to zo los.
TILA— Bohni Is Ild to 2s od;
Congoii, mid. 2s 2d to 21 9d ;
Hyson, mid. 4s 3d to 44 6d.
Boma—Co: k, .14 14s to ,C 4 16s;

Dutch, £4 les. -
Cutest —Cheshire, old. E 5 10s to

£3 111 s ; S. Glo'ster..£2 to X 2 Ba.
TALLOW—Russia yel. E 4 71 34 ;
White, E 4 7.
Rica—Carolina, 14s Od to 191;

Bengal, 13s id to 17s 6d.
Suosa.—S6s 24d per ewt.
SMITHFIELD FO 41.—Beef, 4s Od
to 49 61; Mutton, 48_94 to

4s sd ; Veal, 5, Od to fss 8d;

Wheat, 74s 8d • Barley, 411. 8d ;
Oats, 27s Od ; Beans, 40s Sd.
BOROUGH MA WERT, Fis.2l. Kent-

ish, All 12s to ,Cl 4 141; Fans.

barn, £l5 Of to Xte 00.
COAL INCHANOS, FI/1.23.8e11t

Wall's End, 53s Od to 351.6 d ;

other sort., 271 od to 34. 6d.
SICTIITIELD HAY MAZES; Fsa.
24. Hay, £2 5s to £4 10e.
Straw, £1 121 to £2 Os.

One o'CLoca —Barometer, 3040 ; Thermometer, 47. Wind N.W.
Weather, cloudy, and rain.

The Qtrzts's Drawing-room at St. James's, this day,
was most numerously and splendidly attended. Lord HILL
being Gold Stick in waiting, there was, of course, no Levee
at the Horse Guards. A general illumination will take place
this evening.

Accounts from Brussels state, that on the 16th an action
took place on the side of d'Ede, which was severely con-
tested ; the Dutch troops consisted of 700 men, and the
Belgians 350 men. The Dutch were repulsed, leaving a
number of killed and wounded behind them.

Accounts from Turkey state, that 20,000 of the regular
troops are getting ready to attack Negropont and the Morea ;
the fleet is also to be ready by the end of the month, to pro-
ceed to Provesa and Patms.

The unsettled state of political parties in France, and the
constant tendency to popular outrage, which is so frequently
developing itself in Paris, cannot be viewed as exclusively
of foreign and secondary interest; but as intimately connected
with the interests of all the surrounding nations. It is now
evident, that the principles of the ultra-revolutionists are on
the point of advancing another step, and one, we appre-
hend, of importance in its results. All Europe has seen that
the power of the executive, in maintaining its own resolves,
endangers its existence ;—aud the new Chamber, which is
to be chosen in the present military state of France—which
will, in fact, be elected by the beat of drum—cannot fail
to obtain a warlike character. The KING must march
with his new Chamber, or abdicate ; for although he
will find himself in the same dilemma with CHARLES X.
be will not attempt the same remedy. The probability is,
that he will yield to the volitions and destiny of his people ;
and war with other powers, is, we think, most probable to be
the result. In the meanwhile, however, and before a new Chant.
her can be brought together, to authorise support to Poland,
Italy, and Belgium, the patriotic struggles in those countries
may be terminated in subjugation. Will not this crisis of
patriotism obtain attention ?—and we ask, on the 'great
principles of right and wrong, whether it should not ?
Will the principles of non-intervention restrain Austria?
Can it be believed, were we enabled to penetrate the eacru-
toire of diplomatists, that the principles of non-interven-
tion now restrain Prussia to neutrality ? The war ofl
Despotism has commenced; and it should not be
forgotten, that the despots, in the person of the Russian
autocrat, fire the first cannon. Victory to France may be
danger to Europe ; but is victory to Russia less so ? Make
Poland independent, and Italy independent; and let
reformed institutions refresh the energies—the perseverance
—and genius—of the great Teutonic central States
of Europe ; and the ambitious waves of France and
Russia are at once bounded by their proper shores.
Whatever may occur on the Continent, Great Britain
should keep Peace. In Peace, while others are at War, she
will obtain successful Commerce; and that alone is the solid
basis of her GLORY.

As usual on Wednesdays, there was last night but a thin
attendance in both Houses ; the Lords broke up at six, and
the Commons before nine o'clock. To accelerate the receipt
of Petitions, the Commons agreed to sit from twelve to six
en Saturday. The arrears are immense ; but as yet no com-
mittees for the different objects are formed, to class and re-
port on them—a task which, to the unparliamentary sense,
appears to be essential. The somber of Petitions relate to
double the number of *jet*, end they &refire times more
nunierats•then ever waktemembered. We bare been Imre-