Star.
London, England, 1815-03-02 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

THURSDAY, MARCH 2, MS.

PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Reduced 63i11-4 pet Ct. 111{-11 per Ct. Navy 911}i
Ccuaols 63141—f0r aconite, 6 Ornately' 4{ di*.
Diu* Lee* *ans. 16.1-16th 3.. 6s. pre.
Itirdregotr Se. AU. sr. pram

T 1 per Cent Reduced and 4 per Cent. Com shut to-tnor-
'row & Lens Arcs. shut on Saturday.

•Wir have received another day's Paris Papers.—
lira are informed by them that all was tranquil at
Jiro in the beginning of rebreary. Lord yht..
SUCK, after executing his mission,
was of a petific and Mit:ebb qatare,
life teal for Flotenee on the 20th ult.
• Fran Vienna the intelligence is equally tranquil-
lizing. The artange men t s peculiar to the internal
organization of Germar.y are nearly completed, and
C.nagress, we-presume, is on the eve of breaking up.
The reports respecting Saxony are still of various.
hues: sometimes we are told that the King has te.
fused to accede to the terms proposed by Congress,
siod at other times we ere assured that he hall acceded.

Lord CAcrutatracnt left Vienna on the 15th, but
yr do not learn that his Lordship had passed through
Paris.

By the latest accounts from Rome, we are in-
formed that the Irish Catholic Bishop. the Reverend
Dr. Par*rsa, had arrived there, and had had his
first audience of the Cardinal Prefect. Dr. Mugu
still continued at Rome, and is said to be in high fa.
veer with the Pore. It was thought at Rome that
Lord WILLIAM amino, who had also arrived
dune, would succeed in preventing all aggressions
ott the part of MURAT against the Pont.

A Bill, founded on the Corn Resolutions, was last
night brougitt into the House of Commons by Mr.,
Ramisost, and read a first time. On the motion for
reading it a second time to-morrow, Mr. BARING
moved, as an amendment, to substitute Friday sea-
night ; but on a division of 109 to 30 this amendment'
was lost. An animated debate followed on Mr.
Wnrransao's motion, relative to the Spaniards ar-
rested at Gibraltar, aad given up-by General Sutra.
oltilltrelbsidoPtlso debit* die &Pant* directed that.
Mr. WHITBREAD and Mr. HART DAVIS should be
called into their places, in order that a pledge might
' be obsaifted from these Gentlemen, that nothing un-
pleasant should occur in consequence of words which
had passed on the subject under the consideration of
the House. When the Honourable Gentlemen came
into the House the gallery was cleared. Mr. WHIT-
BREAD'S motion was afterwards negatived, on a divi•
sion; by a majority of 69 to 51..

On Saturday afternoon there was a meeting of the
inhabitants of Bristol op the question of the Corn
Laws. Among other Resolutions adopted by the
meeting. it was agreed to petition Parliament against
ithe proposed alteration. The signatures are 40.050.
Tuesday there was a numerous Meeting of•the
'lnhabitants of Uxbridge and the vicinity, at which
Resolutions were passed against the proposed Cora
Bill, and a Petition to both Houses of Parliament
was unanimously agreed to.
A meeting of the inhabitants of Southwark took
yeiterday at one o'clock, to Consider the pro-
Oleg-of petitioning Parliament Rjtainst the Corn re-
gulations. MY: CALVERT and Mr. BARCLAY, the
!two Members, were received with the most enthu-
siastic applause, and severalty addressed the meeting
in support of the Petition, amid loud and reiterated
acclamation. The Petition was unanimously carried.
The Parishes of St. Clement's Danes, Chtlst
Church, Surrey, St. James, and St. John, Clean-
well, St. Luke, Middlesex and Spitalfields, have
unanimously agreed to Petition against any idteration
in the tern Laws. *: ' • ,
Friday, the Magistrates and Council of Glisti' 1
.•
resolved again to petition' %Sawa cm the sii '
of thepropmed alterations-of the Corn Laws, stating,
that open the grains& noticed by them in theirfoi-I
seer petitions, obey woo still *widely of opinion, any
advance in the prices at which grain May
ret imported into the United Kingdom would be
inexpedient ; but that if, in consequence of she re-
, east 4all in the market price of grain, Parliament
dinidibe disposed at present to make any advance
in importation prices, in the view of protecting
and eneoiraging the grower, such an arrangement
ought,. in the new and untried situation in which the
country is to be placed, to be merely of a temporary
nature; and the importation price of wheat ought not
to be fixed at any higher rate than 755. per quarter,
which; as the war tax on property is now to cease, is ,
amply sufficient to cover all the expences of cultivation,
and to afford an adequate remuneration to the farmer.
—The Chamber of Commerce of Glasgow have also
come to similar resolutions on the same subject. •
Among other placards posted in the Borough Of
Southwark, upon the Corn Laws, is one asking why
Sit F.-Bonscrr had not come forward and stated his'
opinion upon this subject ? •
At.thisciure the very best *beaten bread is sold a
the French port rof Rouen, at Std. the Loaf of six'
pounds .tea Offices Enlish—Brown breast of the:
same quantity 4td. thi 10af..; • - •

Dirsitidahociii
itIIPQRTED CAP+ORE OF THE AMERICAN SLOOP
OF WAR WASP.
From the Pliguoti Chronicle, Feb. 28 '4l Tha
OASTUIDN frigate spoke a vessel, the. Caosptsin of
*hick infottned, that till CARTILIAN; of 481ttnt, had
been seen, baying the American stoop of war Wasp
in tow, which the had captured, bound to Plymouth,
The CASTILIAN is stated to have taken her men out of
a priie she had in company, previous to the com-
mencement of die action."
grar.—TheGANYMEDE frigate arrived at Bermuda
on the 27th January, from a cruize.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH i.
Arrived his Majesty's ship RosArun* 'rrom orf
Brighton ; and the Smug frigate, froth Plymouth.
The following is a list of the ships that milt:A yestc,r.
day, under convoy of his Majesty's ships Act:BA a, .!4•:.
for the East Indies, Cape, and South Seas :—Lw.
then Castle, Atlas, Bridgesvater, General
Duke of Wellington, Hibernia, Vtnus. Wm:me,
Hertfordshire, General Kyd, Urio,, Hebe, Aiire.
and Providence.—Wind S. W.

The fleets, ans/unting to 400
.144
yesterday, have, it is supposed, been ob:isrAl imet
intekTorbay, by contrary wind. .
DikL, MARCH
AA
IL
Came down from the River, last iveling„l4tl4l:oo.
Zealand, PeWetsaw, boned to the South Snap.; !sirlct
sailed to the tirestWatd. Arrived the Dininntri
guebrig from off the Northforeland. The :List India/.
men remain. Arrired the Hope, lionnts,. front
Ramsgate for Holland t and the Eliza Sophia;
Oyes, from Norway for Duhlitt.--Wind S. W.

HARWICH, M.NRCII 1.
Arrived the Diana packet, with a Mail and ;Tanen-
gers, from Gottenburgh. SAiled the Htnry Free:
ling packet, for Holland; and. Lord lUion pucka
for Culhavcc.—Wind
LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY its.

Arrived the Principe de Beira, from Pernambuco,
in 61 days. On the Ist inst. in lat. 33. 23. long. 30.3.
was boarded by the NIMROD sloop of WAS' : she ha l
experienced very bad weather, in winch she had
thrown all her guns overboard.