Star.
London, England, 1831-02-17 00:00:00

DEMERARY AND ESSEQUEBO.
THE undersigned, in capacity as Deputy First Marshal
of the United Colony of Demerary and F.ssequebo, advertises, by
these presents, for the first, second, and third time, that he will, by
virtue of certain Sentences of the Honour .hle Court of Civil Justice of
said United Colony, EXPOS% and SETA., at Public Execution
Sale, the following PLA NTA riows, with their CULTIVATION,
BUILD! NGS, and SLA V Ell, and further Appurtenances, vi:.--.
Firstly —ln the month of September, 1831, the Sugar Plantation,
TAYAIOUTH NI A NOR, situated on the west coast of Essequebo,
the property of Falwani Barnwell:
Secondly-1n the month of December, 1831, the Sutter Plantation,
NEW TY LE, formerly known as Plantation DOORNSVREEDE,
situated in Troolie Island, Essequebo River, the property of William
'richton.
Thirdly—ln the month of January, 1832. the Sugar Plantation,
LA NOUVELLE FLANDOF., situated on the west coast of Done-
racy, the property of the heirs of De latscaille.
The Irdicium of pre et concurrentia on the net proceeds of the
above Sales will be held by the said Honourable Court of Jus-
tice three months after the respective days of Sale ; for which reason,
all those r. lin may pretend to have any right, title, or interest, to the
net proceeds of said Plantations, are herewith, by him, the undersigned
Deputy F.ra 31nrehal of said United Colony, summoned to appear in
person, or by their Attornies, to lay their claims, in due form, before
the Honourable Court of Justice of said United Colony of Demerary
and Essequebo, at their ordinary Sessions. as follows :
In the month of December. 1831, for Plantation, Tarnouth Manor;
and in the month of April, 1832, for Plantations, New Tyle and Nou.
relic Flandre--under a penalty, that against the non-appearers will be
proceeded as the law directs.
The Inventories of the above stated Plantations are daily to be awn
at the Coucting.houses of Messrs. Hall, M'Oarel, and Co. No. 7,
Austin Friars, London ; and of P. J. be Jolle, Esq. Amsterdam.
Demerary and Essequebo. the 29th November, 1830.
J. D. HALEY, Deputy First Marshal.

PRICF OP STOi KS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
3 per Ct. Cons. 500 1 I per rt. 1826, 991 1
Cobs. fnr Ace. 804 0 Long Ann. Jan. 1860, 170 1-16
3 per Cent. Red. 890 810 Old AnflUitle4 New,
34 pet Ct. ISM 90 £lOOO Rich. 51114 34 35 33
30 per ('t lied. 84 90 .C5OO Ditto 34 35 Si
30 per Cent. sew. 894 1 4 £lOO and £2OO Do. 34 35 33

FOREIGN STOCKS.
Austrian, 90%. Brazilian, 58. Chillan, 6 per Cent. 201. Ditto
for Acct. sni. Dant.la 3 per rent, 594 60. Do. for Account, 00.
Spanish. 171. On. for Acet. 174 1. Ditto 510, French Rentes
5 per Ct. 93f 25c ; Exchange. 25t 30c; Fr. Hewes, 3 per Cent. 60f ;
Exchange, 29f 30c. Irish Three per Cents, 804.

PUBLIC
Bank Stock, 201 j 2*
India Stock,
India Bonds, 14 15
London Docks .€59 10s
St. Catherine's. £7B 10s
City Gas. £l9O
Bank of Scotland, £167
British Linen, £250
Grand Junction. £243
Leeds, £395

DVPANIRS.
Regent's. £lB les
Trish Grand Canal, Zee es ed
Forth and Clyde, £685
Dv. & hlan.Railway,XlB6mel9o
Cromford, £45
Albion Fire, £75
Alliance, £8 es
1
County, £4O
Rolanos Mines, £lBO
Steam Navigation, ells. t 6 151
ITISH COMMERCIR.

STA P I.IIS OP BRI
Corms (11v.)—Sea Island. 114
to 204 ; N. Orleans, 61d to 8.1.
Wan. (Lon.)—Saxony prima, 59
to se; Austrian prima,29 to 4s;
Segovia, 2. Od to 4a 641 ; South
Down, 12 to 15 ; Blanket, 7 to 9.
SILK, thrown—Pledmoat White.
27s to 45s ; yellow slack. 249 to
279 ; Modena raw, 14. to 16s ;
Bengal, los 0 I to 15a; China,
15s dd to 17a.
FLAX —Rigs, ,e 52; Antwerp, X. 50

to 165.
bums—Pigs. £4 10s Od to £4 15s ;
Bars. £6 5. Od to £6 lOs Od;
Swedish. £l3 to £l3 10s.
Correa—CST to £BB Os; South

Amer. Zl4 to £72 109.
LeAD—Bers £l3 1.5 s to kl 4.

int—Blocks, £3 15s.
Suc AR—Lumps, large, ZS S. Od
to £3 1s Od ; Powder, fine,
£3 16a to £4 6s Od; Bengal,
£1 2s Od to t I 1s ; Jamaica,
fine, XS Is to £3 Ss.
Tosacco— 'Maryland, 3141 to Ad ;
Virginia, S to 6; Cuba,ls to 18.
Otc—Flor. LI Is Od half chest ;

Linseed. £2 Os Od per cwt;
Pale Rape, i 4 10s.
Pitssinv--Bordesus, 31 to 55 6d.
Rox—Jsm. (14) its 3d to Its 341 ;
Dem (10 a 90) 2• to 22 2d.
WHISIT, 106 9d to Hs.
'Vlore*, 2. 6(1 to is 94.._

Powt—Good, Z3S to MO.
&maim—Good, £25 to £4O.
MAnafA— Amt. P. £3O to £4O.

CAPS— (9214 ,e 9 to b 18.
Htoes—Betts,sod to esd; fleeces
Ayres (A.) 9d to 100.
Comte --Jam. middling, Elt 146
to ,C 3 3s; Dem. and Bertil•e,
£2 es to 24 2.; Mocha, f 3

to £6 104.
nu—Bolles' Is lld to Is Od ;
mid.Congos, 24 2d to 2 od ;
Hyson, mid. 44 3d to 44 6d.
Borrss—Cork, A 4 141 to £4 164;

Dumb. £4 lOs.
Coma— Cheshire. old, ES 10s to
181;LS 3. Glo'ster.C2 to ZllBs.
Tat.t.ow—Russia yel. .22 Ss 6d ;
White, .82 70 Sd.
Rica—Carolina, 14s Od to 19i ;
Bengal, 13.6 d to 175 6d.
Sesau—itSs 11d per cwt.
SMITH VIILD, Fn 14..—8eet,40 Od
to 40 6d ; Mutton, 4s 24 to
4s 8d; Veal, 5s 04 to Ss 8d;
Pork. 4. Od to Si Od.
MA RIC-LA WI. Fn. 16.—Wbeat.
683 to 82s ; Barley, 421 to 48s;

Oats, 22s to 345.
GAZETTE AVERAGE, Fn. 11.—
Vilest,73s 3d • Barley, 42s 4d ;
Oats, 254 9d; Beans, 39s Sd.
BOROUGH Massn,Fis IL— Kent.
,E 2 121 to £l4 14s; Fain.
barn' £l5 Os to £l9 Os.
COAL EXCHANGE, Fri. 16.—Best
Wall's End, 336 Od to 35. 6d;
other sorts, 27. Od to 54s 6d.
SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET, FEB.
17. Hay, £2 !Ss to £4 10s.
Straw, £1 10. to X 2 Os.

Owe o'Culec.—Barometer, 30-04;
Weather, fair, with clouds.

THE EV ENING STAR.

r, 49. Wind N.W.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17.

This afternoon another conference of the Ministers of the
five great Powers, was held in the Foreign Office, Downing-
Street.

Flanders and Hamburgh Papers are received this day, the
details of which are unnecessary to advert to, being able to
anticipate their contents in our exclusive correspondence, and
give, at the same time, more correct information.

A report prevailed at Thorn, that partial hostilities had
commenced between the Russians and Poles; and that four
Polish regiments had defeated seven Russian regiments.

According to accounts from Madrid, information had
been received there from Seville and Malaga, stating that
great discontent prevailed in the whole of Andalusia, owing
to the heavy contributions ; and that disturbances had taken
place at Salamanca, between the Royalist Volunteers and
the Students. There were cries of Liberty or Death. The
authorities were ill treated, and several volunteers wounded.

An overwhelming number of petitions were presented hot
night to the House of Commons ; but, in other respects,
the proceedings did not keep pace with the public feelings,
on the velious important questions which agitate them.
Mr. Hume alone presented no less than fourteen for
Parliamentary Reform. Lord Es RIN °Tots presented ano-
ther from Devonshire ; on which Sir THOMAS ACLAN D de-
clared himself a Reformer. _ _ _

Mr. BUXTON complained of the levity with which two
petitions for a Genefid Fast were treated.
Lord KILELEN presented one from the county of Meath,
against the Union, which led to ♦arious professions from
Mr. STANLEY.

Others poured in against the tythe system.
A Bill was introduced by Mr. Batscol, to facilitate the
letting of small portions of land to labourers; a measure to
which we ardently wish rapid success. Mr. S•DIAR, with
his usual talent, maintained, that while so much land was
unoccupied, or so imperfectly cultivated, it was absurd to
speak of redundant population : but a Mr. TIN NOWT sided
with the political theorists.
In reply to a question of Mr. Dawson, the Cnancsr.-
LOR of the Excriaqinsa stated, that the 210 places

limi,