Star.
London, England, 1830-01-26 00:00:00

royal violation of the concords and strange jumble of
terms, totally unknown in the ordinary language of com-
mon life. In our estimation, far from being a fair subject
of ridicule, the exertions of the Court Newsman deserve
the warmest praise. Through him the public have
learned, that since the commencement of Autumn, our
Ministers have been engaged in one continued round of
pleasure. A drive at race-horse speed in the morning, the
batiste in mid-day, and the festive-board at night,
have been for months past their regular occupation and
enjoyment. Thanks to the march of intellect, the arti-
san, who with hard labour struggles to maintain a family
on two-pence farthing a day, reads all this boast of earthly
happiness. He feels his sufferings aggravated by the
contrast, and it is from the increasing discontent thus
produced, arises the best, if not only chance of a cure.
Here then wo have an individual to whom the public
gratitude is due, and whom the Ministers have most to
fear. It is the Court Newsman, who invites the ven-
geance of the law. This is the culprit against whom the
Arronxxv-Gnu EA A L should launch his thunder ! The
power of any single Journal to do them mischief is
limited. The Court Newsman wields the whole strength
of the Public Press.

CITY, TWELVK O'CLOCK.
MAILS ARRIVED AND DUE THIS MORNING.

1 D■b1ie......... 0
1 Waterford ..... 0
O Gum. & Jersey 0
O Leeward Island. 0

I France . 0
O Flanders 0
O Holland 0
O Hamburgh

O Lisboa ... ..... 0
O Malta... .. O
O Sweden 1
O Brasil

The Consol Market which left off yesterday afternoon •ery heavy
at 92f in the House, and were afterwards done at 92H, opened this
morning In every sickly state at 9211 for the Account ; since which
they receded to 911* to *, and 92 for Money, which la a fall since
yesterday morning of about Ito * per cent. Consols are now 92
for the Account.

The true cause of this retrograde movement is not as yet ascer-
tained. It is said that it is owing to some financial measure going
to be adopted on the opening of Parliament : also, that Ministers
have given up the plan of paying of the Four per Cents.
The Foreign Market is also very heavy, and most of the prices
are lower than yesterday.
Accounts from Madrid of the Ist January, state, that according to
the Budget, there is a deficiency in the Revenue of about 14,155,151
reauz. _ _

We hear from Lisbon, that the Count Bastos, Minister of State,
and the favourite of the hte Queen, oa her death repaired to the
Palace of Don Miguel, to condole with him. Don Miguel ordered
him Immediately to retire, and never more appear in his presence.
From the American Papers to the 16th December, received at
the North and South American Coffee-house this morning :
There has been a very heavy gale in the vicinity of St. John's,
New Brunswick, on the 11th December. Trees, fences, tcc. were
blown down ; also from two small pinacies on the tower of St.
John's Chula, two stones weighing five cwt. each. The gale was
also severe at St. Andrew's.

Accounts from Mexico state that the affairs of that country were
tranquil. The conductor, which was to leave the capital on the
eth November, was to bring an unusually large amount of specie—
above two millions of dollars. _ _ _

By the brig Caraccas, In thirteen days from St. Thomas's, ac-
counts base been received from Columbia that all was tranquil in
the province of Venezuela and Maturin.
eine French Commander of St. Pierre has despatched attend
to Halifax for a supply of SOO barrels of lour.
Montreal Papers to the 17th December, and Quebec to the 13th,
have been received at the North and Soul. American Coffee-house.
The Montreal Papers are void of Interest. The Quebec Papers
state that the navigation of the river at that pert was closed by ice,
and that sufficient wow had fallen to make good winter roads.
HALF-PAST ONE.

For a long time put the Cooed Market has not been so agitated
as it was ibis day about 11 o'clock. when a general panic took
place. Consols which were in the early part of the morning at
921 fell to 91 for the Account ; the whole house was
panic-struck, and all sellers. Various reports were put into
circulation—such u two millions of Exchequer Bills going
to be funded, the Clubs at the West-end of the town baying
sold upwards of a million of Stock—unfavourable accounts of his
Majesty's health—a dissolution of Parliament ; but within a abort
period a re-action has takes place, and Consols at present may be
quoted 92i. With all this panic, we understand the Hebrew patty
have been purchasers ; therefore it is presumed that the eyiNs not
so great as is imagined. There appears to be a great abundance of
Stock in the market. with money in great plenty.
Little attention is paid to the Foreign Market, as all the bustle's
in that of the British. _ _ _ _

....-... _ _____.
Letters have been received from Vienna this morning of the 13th
January, stating, that from the 11th January to the 15tb, a great
movement in the funds took place there ; the b per cents fell from
105 to 102,, Bank Shares receded from 1504 (exclusive of the di-
vidend) to 1264, the 4 pet cents. were 94. The above tall In the
Funds is attributed to persons having over-bought themselves.

We have received by express the Gazette de France,
dated Monday, 25th January, the Messager des Chant-
bres, the Moniteur, and other Paris papers of Sunday.
The following are extracts :
Accounts from Trieste, dated 6th January, state, that
some astonishment had been occasioned in that town by
the Greek vessels in the port hoisting their colours ;
hitherto they had not been allowed to do so. It is now
permitted, and yesterday a vessel from Syra was seen
entering the port with its colours hoisted. This vessel
has brought sad news relative to the internal state of
Greece. _ _

The Bishop of ST. ABAPII died a few days since at
his Palace.