Star.
London, England, 1830-04-07 00:00:00

received the sanction of the legislature, ever inflicted so
great an evil, or more unjustifiably infringed the rights of
the people, than the Catholic Relief Bill. We say so,
with special reference to the Forty Shilling Freeholders.
The Bill, it is true, flung open the doors of the Senate
House to the few ; but it invaded the privileges—it ab-
rogated the rights—nay, it absolutely robbed the many
of the immunities which as the members of a free state
they were justified in regarding as their birth-right.—As
LAWLESS once observed, " Parliament gave the Catho-
lics a ladder, but cut away the rungs."

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Funds, as yet, am very dormant, scarce a bargain has been
done, and ear arrivals are very scanty.
The empress from Paris is void of interest, which curbs the specu-
lators from entering into any transacdons of magnitude for the
present.

- Consols opened at the same price they left off yesterday-92i I
for the Account, and same for Money—and 92i 93 for next account.
The Foreign Market at present appears as dull as that of the
British Market. Priem me nominal.

LIVIMPOOL, Aran 6.—There has been a limited demand for
British Plantation Sugar; the sales of the week amounting to only
360 hhds. at about the former price. Nothing has been dons in
any other description, except the disposalof 270 bags of good White
Bengal—there has been a better demand for Coffee.
The demand for Cotton in the early part of the week was rather
limited. but subsequently an extensive business has been transacted ;
the sales amounting to upwards of 10,900 bags. Tobacco remains
dull—prices barely supported.
There is an evident improvement in the Pine Timber market
within the last week or two—the demand for the country appears to
be increasing, and the holders are more confident—The sales of
Indigo has been confined to some few chests and small placebo...
The Grain market during the week hes been rather uninteresting.
Accountsyrom Brest etas that, on the 17th of March, the iket
naval division tor the expedition to
the
to joie the grand
squadron at Toulon, consisting of the the Thuds frigate,
and °maim, with severe corvettes. Tbe Light Regiment of
Infantry was to have embarked but received counter orders. OD the
28th of March the mond division also sailed, which only consisted
of the Dugnesne and the frigate Venus.
According to infatuation received at Bucharest by merchants az.
rived there from Constantinople, it appears that the emancipation of
the Greeks has produced a bad effect with the Turks ; and the Tar.
kith merchants bitterly complain that the Greeks will have the as.
cendancy of commerce in the Levant and Italy—there still prevails
great dessentions in kumelia and Bulgaria.
HALF-PAST ONE.
The Consol Market has continued the whole of the morning with.
out the least animation,and it is feared it willbe in the same dull state
to-morrow owing to its being a grand holinay with the Hebrews
(Passover), what most part of them will repair to the Synagogue.
Cols may be quoted at the opening price 92i I for the Account,
and U2I 93 for next time.
In the Corn Exchange this morning few supplies haveibeen re-
ceived, and little doing, although there will be no Market foe next
Friday. Wheat and Oats are at the same price as on Monday.
Flour continues unaltered.

The :Foreign Market is in the same state of stagnation as the
British, and not a feature worth observation. Prices much she same
as yesterday.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAR.