Star.
London, England, 1825-03-04 00:00:00

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Mr. HUSKISSON said the treaty which regulated
our trade with Poi tugal was net made in 1810, but was
a renewal of what was called the Methuen Treaty ; and
by an article of that Treaty, it might in this year be
revised. The Company to which the Honourable
Member (Mr. Calcraft) alluded, had existed upwards ofl
60 years, and, of course, was within the purview of all
patties when the Treaty of 1810 was made, and it was
a doubtful point in what degree that Company preju-
diced the Wine Trade of this country. He was now
ready to hear any Gentleman of the Trade who could suggest in which
way the inconveniences felt by the operations of that Company
could best be obviated on the revision of the Treaty. lie defended
what he had said relative to the wine.merchants who came to his
Bight Hon. Friend for a revision of the duty, on the ground that
they could not sell their wines in competition with others which
would come in at a lower rate of duty. He was at least coesisteat
with himself, for the Home would be pleased to recollect that en
a remission of a past of-the malt duty. he had, when it had Wes
said by an Hos. Member (Mr. C. Calvrrt) that the brewers would
put that into their flatlets, rMi==dM a similar course to the
Noble Lord who was then in &ideslips situation to his Hon. blend
(the Chancellor of the Exchequer), and the consequence was, that
the brewers had lowered their beer.
Mr. CALCRAFT explained.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER con-
sidered it material the House should understand the
Methuen Treaty, and that is the year 1810 there had
been an article agreed to in the Treaty then concluded,
with the view of preventing orsrecluding Portugal, by
express stipulation, from any interference with the trade
of general British Merchants to Portugal It bad,
,however, happened, that though no interference at fins
took place it did afterwards, and this being reprosested
to our Government, it applied to the Porte Go.
.110010161* on the subject. That Power 4 however, ihat there
die ground fee the !hieetlon. tam a newsermiee wee
rims* quit, ant tieAndownolee hem it appeased, Mew Ills
Hs was sees attar reselled. A Mies Imbeds
yea sines to the Focteseeee GoveruoMeo of our istendita eo m-
inas awl romosidee the Thal, efllllo. Illiqcs lbw lodise reel.

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MAIM PAID. PRICE PRA MARL
Anglo Mexican - • £lOO -.115. iss. 15 pm..C120 125
Anglo Cbilian . - 100 - 5 • . 161 In 16
Brazilian - - 100 - 5 • 5 -25 241 124
Cbilian . 100 5 • - 22
Colombian - - _lOO - 5 - S - 45 44; 451 45
General Mining Association - - •1820 10 &
Pasco Peruvian - ;00 - 5 - . 41 40 e 371 38i
Hibernian - - 50 • 4 - . 101 11
Rio de la Plata - 100 - 5 - -34 33e
United Mexican • 40 -20 - 2 pm. - 145 150
Ditto New - 40 - - 32 35 321 34
Welds boa & Coal . 25 • 5 - - ili 971 9#
OAS lawn' AND COKE COMPANIES.
mum. Yap. PAWS PM SHARI.
- 50 - 7 • 12i

United General

IRON RAILWAYS.
Bironingham and Liverpool - 30 - 3 - 311 41
London and Northern - 100 - 1 - 2 i

German Papers. to the 26th ult. reached us this fore.
noon. An article from Constantinople states, that the
SULTAN is preparing an army of 30,000 men, to act
against the Greeks, in spring.
Accounts from Zante of the 3d of February, speak
of the death of W.aawzcxy, who had acquired a degree
of celebrity by his late endeavours in the Morea. He is
staled to have died in the Lazaretto, a few days after
his arrival from the Mona. He is expected to have,
endeavoured to make op for the failure of his pleas in

A.ISWL

The opening of the Italian Opera Season, which had
been delayed by repairs making in the King'sThestre, took place on
Tuesdaynight,at theTheatreßoyal,Haysnarket,which has been fitted
cap on the occasion in a style which makes k in a great degree a
faithful miniature of its splendid and gigantic neighbour. The per.
romances were ja Mate di Pisan, with :wpm* era Graces,
and as thet presented many favourites to the Public, they were
much and Justly applauded.
A Gentleman who left Eton last night, informs us
that ressrdsy, en the names of the Collegians being called over,
Mr. Woes answered to the call, and was immediately given to
understsod, that in consequence of the finding of the Coesoar's
Jury, be most consider himself in custody; but that arrangements
lad been mede to prevent the painful necessity of Ms being com-
mitted to the County Gael, and that he would be allowed to re-
main at his tutor's, en an understanding that the Constable's whom
hands the waning bad been placed, would be perndtted aka to
reside in the kiwis, and to accompany him whenever he left it.
Mr. Lcn did not answer to his name, sod it is understood that
his friends had withdrawn him from the College on the preceding
day. The /amoral of tbe.Hoo. F. Affair Coarse k fixed for Sen.
day neat; end with a view of giving to the melancholy event tie
geoMeit pemible elect, it is intended that the body shall be eon.
'wed into the Chapel prior to interment and an address made to'
the Clellegkes suited to the mournful eccasion.—lt is said, that
the Earl of Is AltilliVllT has declared that be shall deans Asti-
mein any proceedings against the parties, so that they will be tried
eel en the Carsoer's warrant.
At the Winchester Assizes, on Wednesday, William
Mho was mdiMed for killing John Bowles, one of the limas of
the War *nu. Vardiet—Ast CO O%
A fire broke out in the warehouse of Mr. Mallanger,
rag and limb merchant, in Great Garden-street, White-1
chapel, about one o'clock this morning, which de-
stroyed the building and stock ; likewise the premises
and stock of Mr. Schooling, ironmonger. It also
dammed' the Mites and stock of Mr. tdesworthy,
druggsst. The building was formerly a-sogar-bakers,
and belmgs to Mt. Cope.


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X3O to 1 apt Brigand
50 to I apt Muleteer
40• to 1 apt Daredevil
1000 to 10 apt Zinn (taken)
1000 is 7 apt &cape (taken)
1000 to S apt Mandamus (ta:)..

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DIED.
Wednesday rnersitg, at her house in Bolton-row, the Hon.
Lady Jeraingbant.
Yesterday awning, in Dover-street, Piccadilly, Lieutenant oe.
nerd Sir ACM/ Erskine, Bart. of Yards, in the County of Pile.

Lamm : Ponied mid Posilishoi by J. 7. UAL:, se thiSt‘z ()um
No. 1, ?hell-Pfacs, Tarylc-Ber

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.. • • ---rawer ILIMUCT. laC ZOOM' MOW appser• co or unp . Liallgell -
iron was particularly proper ; but he was surprised that INA AL PAID. PRICE PER MARL by many from aistant parts of the country. His Excellency went and Rapeseed are both deaset.._ambrah ; English t, 3,150
the system of imposing different amounts of duty on Maio Mexican - . 'too -,ers. isa. 45 pni.ll2o 325 through the fatigues of the day without inconvenience, and appeared ate. Barley, 0,600 vs. 04th 7,100 vs. Irish Wheat, 150 qrs.
the wines of different countries could be adhered to. Angle ail" ' "6 - 6 '
. 161 151 16 to be entirely recovered from his late indisposition. A detachment bats, 4,700 qrs. nons,g,ggesathe.
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Bondi= - - too - 5 • 5 .25 sq/ ga of the 9th Lancers was us duty in the Castle-yard.
The Noble Lord concluded by stating, SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH 4.
that be would, chino, - 300 5 . - 22 Mr. MBA Ds, a King's Messenger, arrived at the Fo- The Beer trade condom km at de. to ss. ad. per stone, for the
on these grounds, support the first two resolutions of Colombian - - _lOO -5 - S -45 441 451 45 reign Office, on Wednesday, with Dispatches from the Right Hon. ' best Oxen, and the infester are gaoled steady at 4s. ad. to 4s. ed.
his Hon. Friend. General Mining Association • - •1820 19 I SSIATTORD CAM INO to Mr. Secretary CAMINO. per stone. The Mutton 11041Irestdipassrly as whet roarket day,
Mr. HUSKISSON said the treaty which regulated Pasco Peruvian - :00 -5 - .4140 6 371 304 Earl HOPETODN, son of the late Sir JOHN HOPS, who with the exception of a few Ins BIlwora" imilorior Kentish We-
Hibernian - - 50 •4 - . 101 11 our trade with Poi toga' was net made in 1810, but was Rio de la Plata - 100 •5 . .34 33/ distinguished hinsseN so much during the Peninsular war, and par. then, which have gone cdf at Se. 116. to Ss. id. per stone. Veal Is
tkularly at Bayonne, also took the oaths and his seat, yesterday, about 6de per .
Porkdrr to-day, fit besf yowls Calves being at
a renewal of what was called the Methuen Treaty ; and United Mexican - 40 -20 - 2 pm. - 145 150 , as Baron NAIDDRY. 7s, per stone. is quoted at Ils. fd. per same foe the best
by an article of that Treaty, it might in this year be Ditto New - 40 - - 52 55 52g " Theo pening of the Italian Opera Season, which had /*amount dairy-fed Porkers, end Ss. ad. to 5.. etk foe the larger.—
revised. The Company to which the Honourable W eleb Iron St Coal . 25 - 5 - - 31 971 91
been delayed by repairs making in the King'sTheatre. took place on 51173, Sheep 1,400, Pigs 90, Calves 111 X
Beef, 111. 4d. to ss. ad. Mutton, 4s. 10d. to ss. M. Ireal;do Od•
Member (Mr. Calcraft) alluded, had existed upwards ofl QAS mom. AND COKE COMPANIES. Tuesdaynight,at theTheatreßoyal,Haysnarket,which -has been fitted '.
snakes. ?AID. /MICR PM IMAM to 7/. Od. Pork Ss. 4d. to Si. 44.—Hay, perpoad, XI Os. to £5 5..
60 years, and, of course, was within the purview of all sp on the occasion in a style which makes k in a great degree a
Clover, As to se 5 10s. gnaw, alla to me 2 Si.o • General - - 50 - 7 • 191 faithful miniature of its splendid and gigantic neighbour. The per.
pat ties then the Treaty of 1810 was made, and it was
IRON RAILWAYS. rerroenees were re Maw di Flom with yormede ars. Graces, HETTING.ROOM. TATTERSALL S, MARCH 3.
a doubtful point in what degree that Company preju- Birmingham . _,,
issine.am and Liverpool -30 - 3 - 3 4 and as titer presented many favourites to the Public, they were The bitting today was brisk, bat did not make any akeratioa
diced the Wine Trade of this country. He was now London and Norther. - 100 -1- 2 1 much and justly applauded. in the favourites, excepting that Bolero, for the Der, is grade-. , •
ready to hear any Gentleman of the Trade who could suuest in which MISCILI.LANEOUS. A Gentleman who left Eton last night, informs ns advising in firmer, and is very Miele behind Rufus and Muleteer.
way the inconveniences felt by the operations of that Company
MARL TAID. MCI PIM IMAM that rerday, ea the names of the Collegians bei,ng called over, The following is a statement of the odds t
could best be obviated on the revision of the Treaty. lie defended Aosmdien . - 4'loo - aelt - .01 Mr. toss aninvoted to the call, and was immediately given to anseaswoust.
what he had said relative to the wine-merchants who came to his Bohm Imo Company - too - 5 .11; 13 it rs it i eaderataltdo that is consequence of the andiag of the Coroner's 6to 9 Mat Bar" I
Ito 1 agst Sorcery
Right Hon. Friend for a revision of the duty, on the ground that mom ship clod - _ 1- 1 * Jury. he 11115 K consider himself in custody; but that arrangements 41 tall alai Bak" 7to 1 agst Acton' •
they could use sell their wines in competition with others which came - 100 -Id-44 42 41 bad been mede to provost the painful necziaa of his being con. 411 t• 1 aglt Pastime
would come in at a lower rate of duty. He was at least consistent milokositCe=ok . so .1. 2 1 misted to the County Gael, and that he be awed to se. Even bettisg Rufus, Bolero, and Pastime apt the flea
with himself, for the House would be pleased to recollect that en onomot fami Naniptron too 5-9 i 10 main at his tutor's, en an understanding that tbs Constable in Maw ~ _ .
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a remission of a past of-the malt duty. he had, when it had bees Gam oaam Amnaimmo - 5 . 5- 7 heeds the walnut had been placed. would be permitted ales to ..,'e ' ;
__us" .."`"',... if to 1 apt Dauntless
said by an Zion. Member (Mr. C. Calvert) that the brewers would Groot Waannimaan Dairy as - 2-21 1 reside in the kinks, sad to accompany him whomever he Lett it. 17. 1* :n" "„!,....' 211 to i apt Legacy
• of that into their pockets, rmsm -md- a similar course to the Hiblankm jam stock company - - si 4 i Mr. Lam did not answer to his name, and it is understood that .1" __ta : Wit ~..,... ID to 1 apt Obaroo
Noble Lord who was then in &saintier situation to his Hon. Friend maim NO SO 33 i3O 11 Ms Maids bad withdrawn him from the College on the preceding "w ' .I'P' '
day. The /amoral of the. Hen. F. Aortae Coerce is fixed for Son- 26 to 1 apt Maeda
2,1 to 1 apt tipasated
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(the Chancellor of the Exchequer), and the consequence was, that CallCYcsespeop is 4 3.1 1 16 to 1 apt Webb
the brewers had lowered their beer. New Nfresbmie - So -I- Se day neat I sad with a view of giving to the melancholy event the „ , A „._ OAS&
Mr. CALCRAFT explained. Pearl Bober y ails& st 2 pd. as. .ClO pm. ss ss peseta pasible effect, it is intended that the body shall be cow .' t° ; 's"._ ~..."`"'' 111 to I agos Attica •
IS to 1 apt Waltz • ''
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER con- Provincial Rank oinked . • 141 1 131 1 1 Wiped into the Chapel prior to Interment and an address made to' .7,_ :4M .„_.,.."'Y mto I apt First Fly
sidered it material the House should understand the Paint alas - - so a-In 1 i eke Celkshms suited to the mournful interment,
is said, that : : "I._ `, '5'.... gii...a..."..14w' SS to 1 apt Zulelko .
Methuen Treaty, and that la the year 1810 there had . ===== - the Bide( lIIIAPTIIIMMT has declared that be shall destine Mai- " "' a alas '
siting env areeeedhaes against the parties, so that they will be tried - es. mesa. , Mrs..
been an article agreed to in the Treaty then concluded, German Pawn to the 26th ult. reached us thii fore. eddy en tu c.f.,,,,,T„ „„„„at. si to 1 apt Mammas
• II to I apt Davin& se to I ape Muleteer
I'so to 1 apt Bripad ', --• 4
with the view of-preventing or.precluding Portugal, by noon. An article from Constantinople states, that the At the Winchester Assizes, on Wednesday, Willmes 14 to 1 art 40.t0 1 apt Daredevil
express stipulation, from any interference with the trade SULTAN is preparing
.an army of 30,000 meab to act WILT@ :edictal tor Nang John Bowles, nos of the keepets of 17 so 1 apt Amnia. 1000 to 10 apt Eire& (taken)
of general British Merchants to Portugal It had, the Sweat. Vardiet--Ast Gisilep. to 1 apt lbw* woo to
7 apt Escape (taken)
against the Greeks, in spring. . , A fire broke out in the warehouse of Kr. Mallanger, so t 0 1 apt Cow ivy sow to s apt Mandamus (ta3
fiowever, happened, that though no intaftrosoe at fins-
took place it did afterwards, and this being represented Accounts from Zante of the 3d of February, speak rag and flock merchant. in Great Garden-street, White- ____ _ , -
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chapel, about roe .'clock this morning, which de- wowed". oondo& at herinahortre is Roltyn.row, the Mau
to our Government, it applied to the Pone Go. of the death of WARWACKT, who had acquired a degree
bdjng and stock ; likewise the premises Lady Jerninghans.
.4161.1.11 t 41° the subsea. That Pavan.? hammers alai there of celebrity by his late endeavours in the Mores. He is strayed the,
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111101110 paled for she la Imo a :onset was, and 'taco of Mr. likheOling, iron monger. It also Yesterday morning, in Dover.street, Piccadilly, Lieutenant Cle-
rks/014 lodes end the bon. It mond, whew ado staled to hasie died in the Lazaretto, a few days after dammed' the 'inmates sad stock of Mr. r, deswo r t h 7 • word Sir Janke Erskine, Bart. of Terris, in the County of Fife.
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, ,4,tlw,bstal. He roe seen An roselisd. A mike be Mm his arrival from the Morita. He is expected to have druggote. The building was formerly a-sugar-bakers, • - ----
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*wee since to the Pe/twee* Cieveraftent d our isennew to re- endeavoured . 1.,.. .S.. ,.€ his 1 • • and an f... ' Loom : Pooled end Pisbald by J. F. Essay, al the SUL Ortli.Pr.
else 'awl reesmider the Treaty of Woks Airw west revs. to op ~. .4.. failure of than; in gs to mt. ...re.
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