Star.
London, England, 1831-02-16 00:00:00

PRICE. OF Slot Ks A'
3 1.1-r Ct. Cons. 80i
Coos. for Ace. 801 e 4
i per Cent. Red. 81i 89i
3i pet Ct. 1818, 90
Si per Ct. Bed. 04 891
3i per Cent. New, 891 i

IT TWO O'CLOCK.
I per rt. 1826, 991
lams Ann. Jan. 1860, 3.16
Old Annuities New,
,1000 Each. Bills 34 35
1500 Ditto 34 35
£lOO and .6200 Do. 34 35

FOREIGN STOCKS.
Brazilian fur Acct, 58. Chillan, 6 per Cent. for Acct, 201 20.
Danish 3 per Cent, 591 60. Russian. 921 s for Account, 921. Spa-
nish, 17k. Do. for Acct. 17} j. Ditto 510, Spanish, len, for
Acct, IS;. French Rentes, 5 per Ct. 921; Exchange, 25150 c; Fr.
nom-% pt r Cent. 601 50c ; Eachange, 251 50c. Irish Three per
Cents, 601.

Bunk Stock.
India Stock,
India Bonds, 14 15
London Docks, .€59 lOs
St. Catherine's. £7B lfts
City Gas, .E. 190
Bank of Scotland, 1:167
British Linen, £250
Grand Junction, £24.1
!Ards, £595

EINIPANIES.
Regent's, £lB 101
Irish Grand Canal, £92 6. 2d
Forth and Clyde, £625
Lis. & Man.Rallway,Ci 86 to£l9o
Cromford, £45
Albion Fire, £75
Alliance, £8 5s
County, £4O
Bolanos Mines, £lBO
Steam Navigation, di:. 16 151
[TISH COM 111 ERCE.

STAPLES OF BEI'
Corvott (Liv.)—Sea Island, lld
to 20d ; N. Orleans, 61d to Eid.
Wom. (Lon.)—Sasony prima, 53
to ss; Austrian prima,2s toast
Segovia, 2s Od to 26 ad ; South
Down, 12 to 15; Blanket, 7 to 9.
Suit, thrown—Piedmont White,
27a to 45s ; yellow slack, 24s to
27s ; Modena raw, 146 to 166;
Bengal, 10s 0J to 156; China,
15. 6d to 170.
Fcas:7lliga, £52; Antwerp, £5O

Ctrs (92g.: £9 to £l9.
Hines—Butts,2od to 23d; Buenos
Ayres (A.) 9d to WO.
Corrsz--lam. middling, £2 14s
to £3 3s; Dem. and Berbice,
£2 8s to ,e 4 2s; Mocha, £3 Se

to £6 10s.
Tae—Bottea, Is II d to 2$ Od ;
Congou, mid. 24 2d to its 9d ;
Hyson, mid. 4$ 3d to 44 6d.
Bottia—Cmk, £4 14s to £4 164;

Dutch, £4 les.
Casor—Cheshire, old, ,C 3 10s to

to £65.
taos—Pigs, .C 4 10s Od to £4 14s ;
Bars, £6 51 Od to £6 101 Od;
Swedish. £l3 to £l5 10s.
Correa—iv to £BB Os; South
Amer. $74 to £72 10$.
Liao—Bars, £l5 Iss to £l4.

£3 18$; S.Glo'ster,Z2 to £2
Tammy—Russia yel. £2 5s 6d ;
White, £2 Ts 3d.
RicsCarolina, 14. Od to 191;

Bengal. 13s 64 to 17s 6d.
Suorts-425s lid per cwt.
&MTH FIELD Fla 14.--Beef, 4s Od
to 4s 6d; Mutton, 4. 4d to
4s 8d; Veal, SS Od w 5s 8d ;
Pork, 4s Od to 5s Od.
MARK-LANs, FEB. 14.—Wheat,
68s to 825 ; Barley, 42s to 48s;
Oats, 22s to 345.
GABBY= AVIRAGB, Fla. 11.—
Wheat,73s 3d • Barley, 42a 4d ;
Oats, 25. 9d; Beans, 39. 54.
BOSOUGH MARIET,FEM
ish, £ll 12s to £l4 14s; Farn-
ham, Xl5 Os to £lB Os.
COAL EICHASIGI, FEB. 14.—Best
Wars End, 3.5 s 04 to 36s Od ;
other sorts, 27s 64 to 345 6d.
SMITHFIELD HAY HASLET, FRB.
14. Hay, £2 IS. to £4 4s.
Straw, £1 161 to £2 Os.

TlN—Blocks, £3 15s.
Sucaa--Lunips large, £3 3s 04
to £3 4$ Oci; Powder. fine,
XS 16$ to £4 6s 04; Bengal,
£1 es Od to £1 4s ; Jamaica,
fine, £3 Is to £3 3s.
Tnaasco—Alaryland,Sfil to Sid;
Virginia, 5 to 6 ; Cuba, 15 to 18.
Ott.—Flor. £1 1s Od half chest;
Linseed, £2 0s 04 per ern;
Pale Rape, £2 10s.
Esaiimr—lkrdeaux, 3s to 3s 64.
Run—Jam. (14) es 3d to 21 54 ;
Dem (10 a 20) 2s to 21 ed.
WHISKY, 10S 94 to lls.
Ginty*. 2s 64 to is 9d.
PORT—Good, £55 to £4O.
S Good, £25 to £4O.
Manama...4Am. P. £3O to .640.

Ous o'CLoct.—Barometer, 29.90 ;
Weather, fair, with clouds.

r, 53. Wind W.

THE EVENING ISTA4.

LONDON.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16.

AsuMenarnanair—Holiday at the Bank.

The intelligence from Italy of the insurrections which have
almost simultaneously broken out in several of the great
towns, which we first communicated to the public, and
have, for the last three days, noticed almost exclu-
sively, now begins to receive the reluctant credit of our
cotemporaries. Our intelligence has been derived from the
French papers, and its authenticity appears to have been
doubted ; but surely no events have been more expected
than this insurrection, and we shall be surprised
to find that this should turn out to be unfounded.

We believe that, on the contrary, they will prove to
be the result of a generally disseminated spirit of
revolt, extending through Piedmont, and all the Italian
States ; and which has been long preparing for explosion.
We hope the insurrections may prove as complete as their
previous arrangements, as to be at once successful, and not
occasion any waste of patriotic blood. Many months ago,
we gave accounts, on the authority of a Piedmontese docu-
ment, of a widely extended Revolutionary plan, then pre-
paring in the Italian States ; of which these events are, in
reality, the confirmation.

There are private accounts in town this day from Toulon,
stating that ships will be ready to sail from that port by the
middle of March ; another expedition is expected to be
fitted out at the same time, from Brest, under the command
of the famous Ric x Ir. The destinations of these expedi-
tions are not stated in the letters which we have perused ;
and the motives which govern these great preparations
" still remain to be known."

Petitions were last night presented in the Housa 01,
LORDS against the Truck System, signed by 14,000
persons in and near Bilston ; in favour of Parliamentary
Reform, and against the Tythe System. Others against the
Legislative Union with Ireland ; and, from the observations

of Lords ICING and LONDONDERRY, it is to be feared that
some years must elapse before their Lordships will feel with i
the Irish people. The CHANCELLOR presented a petition of
4,500 Merchants, &c. of London, against the administration
of the Bankrupt Laws ; and we are sorry to say not against
their principle, which alone is the cause of injury.
The BISHOP OP Lox DON took occasion to state, that the
average of clerical provision was but 1851. per annum, and
of Archdeaconries but 1001; while the tithes which reached
the clergy did not exceed 2,300,0001.—1e5s one third to the
lay impropriators. If this be the fact, the country would
gladly raise the average to 2001, and get rid of tithes which,
at a tenth of the produce, must cost the farmer seven or
eight times the amount, independently of the mischievous
operation of the system. We have never considered the body
of the clergy as overpaid,; but we object that they should be
paid from such a source, and the subject demands the earliest
attention.
In the Commons the business was interesting, if not effec-
tive. Sir R. VTV YAN performed the tardy duty of inquiring
about the extraordinary negociations with Belgium, in which,
out of doors, the honour of the country is considered as
grossly compromised. LORD Pa LataasTom evaded an ex-
planation, by the usual ministerial mystification about con-

Sdence and secrecy.
ALDEILMAN WAITHMAN brought forward his Resolutions
to prove, that as Exports are made at a constantly depreciat-
ing value, ao that as double the quantity now produces less
than half the quantity thirty years ago, it is a gross fraud