Star.
London, England, 1822-08-23 00:00:00

PDX DINNED, AT IPSWICH.

Wednesday last, a dinner took place at Ipswich,
to celebrate the Memory of the late CHARLES JAMES
Fox, Esq. and to prosecute the cause of Reform.
The Corn Exchange was fitted up in a most con-
venient manner for the occasion. It was covered with
a temporary roof of canvas. Festoons of flowers
were tastefully arranged about the room ; and on a
pedestal, erected at the head of the room, ii front of
the Chairman, was placed a bust of the eminent per-
son whose public exertions they met to commemorate.
A Rag was hoisted over the entrance door; and a
great crowd remained there all day.
At six o'clock Sir H. BUNBURY took the Chair.—
There were present—

Lord Huntingfield, James Macdonald, Esq. M.P. Thomas-
B. Lennart], F.ig. M. P. Sir Robert Harlan 4, Lord Henry Fitz-
roy, A. Arccdcckne, Sir W. Middleton, &c. &c.

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Among the numerous Toasts given, amid much
applause. were the following :
" The King and Constitution."
" The Royal Family."
" The Duke of Susstx, and the principles that placed his fa-
Inily on the Throne."
" A Constitutional, effectual, and speedy Reform in the Com-
mons House of Parliament."

" May the ties which bind nations together, be the Holy Al-
liance of benevolence, freedom, and integrity; and not be one
of ambition, tyranny, and corruption."
" Triumphant emancipation, and speedy acknowledgment of
the independency of Columbia."
" Lords Grey, Lanschwn, and Holland, and 'may the Peers
of England always remember that their privilezes are identified
with the liberties of the People."
" The British Bar, and may the Liberty of the Sebject never
want firm, enlightened, and zealous advocates amon&s its
Members."

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"‘ Lord Erskine and Trial by Jury."
" May Turkish despotism fall before Greek ire."'
" The Members fur Ipswich."
Mr. LENNARD returned thanks, and stated, at some.
length, the motives of several of his votes in time last
Session of Parliament.

The Meeting sat till a late hoUr. The greatest har-.
mony prevailed throughout the evening. Upwkudi
of two hundred Gentlemen were precept.

BRITISH OFFICERS ny..:bordbagiiii..

The following extract of a letter from Caraecas,
dated June 20, gives some interesting particulars re-
lative to such of our countrymen as have taken part
in the liberation of Colombia:

4, Nearly all the Foreign Officers whii have contri-
buted to establish the Independence of the New Re-
public have been liberally provided for, and hold
places of trust, as you will perceive by the following
list, which I am anxious to have published, for the
satisfaction of the relatives and friends of the parties:
" George Wnodbcry, Colonel and Chief of the Staff under
General Pars; Dr., Richard Murphy, Surgeon-General in the
itald. Staff; Captain Charles Wilthen, Aid-de-Camp to ditto;
Colonel Under Commandant of the Grenadiers of the Guard ;
Lieutenant-Colonel llageU, Commandant of the Battalion of
Bojaca ; Major William Smith, of ditto ; Dr. :Buttery, Surgeon
to the Battalion of Guards; Colonel William Lint r, Aid-de-
Camp to General Soublette ; Colonel Brooke Young, Town-
'Major of the City of Caraccas ; Major Josell Deightoli, Town-
Major of La Guayra; Major M‘Latighlin, Town-. Major of Vit.
turia ; Lieutenant-Colonel William Davey, Commandant of the
Column of Caraboba; Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Brand, com-
manding the Battalion of Caraboba; Major John Ferrier, coot-.
manding the Battalion of Caraboba; Dr. and Lieutenant Fry,
Surgeon-Major of ditto; Lieutenant-Colonel de Reinhold, Com-
mandant of the Tiradores de la Guardia; Major Edward Boyd,
of the Battalion of Orinico; Colonel Francis Hall, Chief of the
Topographical Department; Dr. Foley, Inspector-General of
Hospitals, and Private Stirgetin to the Liberator ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Richards, Secretary to the Admiralty; Lieut.-Colonel
Sands, Commandant of the Rifle Battalion of the Guards ;
Lieutenant-Colonel O'Connor, Chief of the Staff at Panama;
Captain O'Leary, Aid-de-Camp to the Liberator. •
" Nothing could have been more lib:ral than the
conduct of the Government, not only with regard to
the appointment of our countrymen who have merited
its approbation, but in the distribution of lands.—
There is scarcely any individual amongst us who is
not possessed of an estate;. as the treasury is not suf-
ficiently provided in the moment to pay the Caraccas
prize-money, ‘t•liich is very considerable, we ire al-
.;Lsievur:
lowed land in lieu. The following it the rate of Mi-
litary pay in the Republic, Via. •
"Generals, L 0
I;s6,ow;it.suitip,inhitaossifee,7,76,:isitlwind%:v;aaacsoo:ipsat;.ipllieoct:rwznidoln7ouctinevists;l: ;.2
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nails of Divisfotd4eoll4ro
tenants, 40 ; Ensign, 30 ;
16 ; and Privates, 10. The whole of the back and al-
lowances is to:be mat% up to the Oflicers mimeo, who now its.
eeive two-thirds of each n lilt the greatest regularity,"

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THE *NINING STAR.

LON DON.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Market opened this morning at 803 ; since which there
have been some heavy sales, which has rather lowered the market
to 801, at which price Consols remain up to this hour.
FOREIGN Fem.—The Chili= Bonds are heavy this morning;
New Prussian and Spanish are more in •demand : upon the
whole, there is not much business doing in any of the Foreign
Securities.
STOCK EXCIIANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

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The.Cbmmissioners have purchased in Reduced at 81i, not
being able to get Consols at 80f. Consols are (buyers) at 801.
FNANION FUNDS—There is not much doing in the Market.—
Chilian 83i ; Old Spanish 651; New 641; Old Prussian 89i;
New 87 ; Russian 843 i ; Danish 883 89; Colombian 85186;
Neapolitan 75 to 1; Colombian Sctip 85Z, 86.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE OTLtocK.
Bank Stock 251% 252-3 per Ct. Reduced 81% 81
3 per Ct. Cons. 801)4 IA '4-31A per Cts. 921,4
4 per Cents. 991/2 3/8 th, 4 per Ct. New 991,4 5/8 lh
Bank Long Annuities 20 15-16 21
Imperial 3 per Cents. 801/B—South Sea Stock 90%
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 6s. 4s.
Ditto Small si. Bs. 6i.—Cons. for Acct. 803/e 1/4 3/8.

The French Papers of Tuesday have been received
Extracts will be found in a preceding column.
FILLNCH Fusns, AUGUST 20.—Five per Cents. Consob opened
at 93f. ?ie. highest 9.1 f. 75c. closed at 93f. .5.54. Neapolitan S
per Cents. 74k.

This forenoon we received Hamburgh, Dutch, and
Flanders Mails, with Papers to the 21st instant. The
following are extracts:

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