Star.
London, England, 1831-01-13 00:00:00

PRICK OF STOt KS AT TWO O'CLOCk.
Batik stock, . • ' ludia Stock, 2144 154
3 per Ccrit. PO; 82. 41 India Bonds 17 15
3 peril. rassio'et..slCll I I South Bea Stock
31 pet Oh 1ai...90.1 7.14.4 • New Annuities
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31 .per,Cent.New. an, Origin' i 8500 Ditto 34 5
4 pi.e Vt. 1846, 8I i. r; 41100 and .11100 Do. 34 5
Long _Alin. Jan. 1500 y s,:, Advertised
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../ Bank for Acct. 290
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Brasil Bag. 5 pr CL 534
Ditto Ace. 534
11.1.. 3 ee rt. 594
P,n.yian lids, 6 per Ct. 144

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. Rase. 1311e.11122, spa Ct. 911
. Do. Acet: 91
Sp. Rd.. 6 per Ct. 16
Do. Ace. 161

SMITHFIELD—THIS DAY.
CATIVI AT MAREST :
Beasts, 109—Sbecp, 620—Pip, 120—Calves 90.
Bert ....... 4s 2.1 to 4s 6.1 Pork ...... 4s 24 be Od
Mutton .41 Od 4s 6d lamb
.. Os 04 Os 04
Veal . ...... ... 5s 011 to 8s Od
Hay (outdid). £2 15s. to £4 41. Clover, £3 1.. to 15 bo.—
Perm, 11 101. to Al 16s.

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL—THIS DAY.
By the Cares se.--Per stone of Bite.
Beef Ss Sd Ss Sd Ss id I Mutton Ss 6d Ss ed Ss ad
Ve4l 3s 644.84.5. 4d Pork 51 ad Ss Si 4s 441

CUMBERLAND HAY-MARKRT—THIS DAY.
Coarse Heavy Lowland Meadow Hay, £2 Os. to AV Ss. Useful
ditto, £2 Ss. to £3 10s. Fine Upland Meadow and Rye Grass
Hay, £4 Os. to £4 ISs. Clover Hay, 432 iSa to 45 Ss Oat &raw,
Hs. to Al 14s. Wheat Straw, LI 14s. to £1 Ills. per load of
36 trusses.

FARRINGDON MARKET—THIS DAY.
Prices per Ih. to the consumer :
Bear—Finest Roasting, 74 to 74d. Bolling. 414 and sd. Equal
quantity of each, 6d Rump Steaks, 9d. Beef Steaks, 6d. Rump of
Beef, 61d 7d. Winos Morrow—Leg, 7414 and Loin, 60.
Saddle, 61d. Shoulder, ad and 50. Haunch, Md. Neck, sd. and
51d. Breast, 44. Va.st.—Leg, 7141 to ad. Fillet, 10d Post,ol4.
Loin, Bd. Breast, id. Neck, 7.1 Shoulder, 6d and 614. 6141
to lid per lb.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13.

This morning despatches were received at the Foreign
Office from Lord GRANVILLE, our Ambassador at Pans,
and from the Right Honourable Sir C. BACOT, our Am-
bassador at the Hague._40,.......
We have received this day, by the French estafette, and
the German mails, so much important, and we may venture
to say exclusive, intelligence, from all the agitated parts of
Europe, that we find it extremely diifie It to compress it
into our columns. We shall, however, do our utmost to give
it either in detail or in substance ; and we are so sure of our
decided superiority both, as to the importance, the priority,
and quantity, of our foreign intelligence, that we earnestly
beg of our readers to put the STAR of this day, as we
might indeed safely beg them to do any day, into compari-
son with any Evening Paper printed in London. We have
lately so materially extended our sources of obtaining Conti-
nental Information, which every day renders more interest-
ing, that we feel all the confidence of truth in thus claim-
ing the attention of the Public, to the success of our ex-
ertions; and we are happy to say, we daily experience solid
r roAs of these being duly appreciated.

On Belgian affairs, in addition to what will be found in
our intelligence from the Foreign Mails, La Quotidienne
says :—" If we may believe the Courrier des Pays Bas,
Prince AUGU ST US Of LEUCHTENBERG has more chance of
the throne than the Prince of BAVARIA. Eldest SOS of
Prince EUGENE, nephew of the King of BAVARIA, brother-
in-law to the Prince Royal of Sw &DEN , and of the Emperor
of BRAZIL, nephew of the Emperor of AUSTRIA, and thus a
member of the Napoleon family—Prince LEUCHTENBEIG,
who unites all these relations, will, it is supposed, not be
approved by King Louis PHILLIPE." Le Tribune says
on the same subject, " we give as certain, that an envoy
from Belgium has brought to the French government, the as-
'nuance that 120 members of the national congress are ready to
vote in favour of PrinceL E u cirri& B r no ,provided that &mar-
riage takes place between him, and one of the daughters of
Louis-PHILLIPS. This dispatch was discussed in the
Council La Quutidienne mentions farther on this übject,
that at Antwerp there are petitions signing in full Change,
for the PRINCE of ORANGE.

It is, we are informed by our correspondent, the gene-
ral impression in Paris, that the French Government
have, through the Duke de MONTZMART, sent strong
remonstrances to the Emperor NICHOLAS, in favour of
the Poles ; and that it is thought, on their failure, that
the French will at once declare their determination
to aid the cause of Polish independence.

. '• •

It appears by an extract of a letter in Le Massager des
Chambres, dated Motion, the Ist, that M. RIBIAUPIEBILE
and Count PAW ix, embarked at Navarin on the 30th ult.
for Naples. The same letter mentions that the cholera
merbus invades the coast of the Black Sea, and approaches
Odessa. Should • this plague attack Turkey, it is to be
feared its progress will be most rapid.

We have to apologise to our Readers for omitting, in onr
" Spirit of the Public Journals," this day, a most able and
impressive leader, in favour of the prisoners at Winchester.
The following is the concluding paragraph, and we hope it
will meet attention " Can there be a more decisive proof of
the impolicy of sacrificing life, under such circumstancee,than
the fact that every place of any importance in the county,
where the offences of the Winchester convicts have been per-
petrated, have presented petitions for mitigation of punish-
ment-namely, Portsmouth, Romsey, Southampton, Gos-
port, Basinghtoke, Whitchurch, and other towns ; while in
London a petition to the same effect was in 20 hours signed
by upwards of 6,000 householders ? Gn uperey, so advo-
cated, be denied ?"—Herild.
From the Dublin Rot:l'4os day, we find that Mr.
(Wow is sta. has made address to the people of Ire-
land, dated Manion-aqua* the 1011fiesSary, 1831, remark-
ing very severely on the It filkisteletion of the Loan