Star.
London, England, 1831-05-14 00:00:00

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
3 per Ct. Cans. 82 4 per Ct. 1826, 98j
Cow. for Ace. 821 f I / long Ann. Jan. 1890,18 13.16
3 per Cent. fled. 811 f Old Annuities New,—
:e per Ct. 181 P, 11000 %eh. DM 7 8
34 per Ct. Red. 891 1500 Ditto 8 9
3'. net Cent. New, 91 901 1100 end 1800 Do. 8 II

FOREIGN STOCK&
Brazilian, 60i 60. Danish, 611 S 4. blesioroi 18109 for Acct 374.
Portuguese, for Account, 46 45. Russian 111, 92k. Rena S per
Cent. 89f. Three per Cent, 6M. Exchange, Isf 30e. French Scrip,
If I prem.

'UBLIC

Bank Stock, 199
India for Acct, Bond,. •--'"
I.nntion Docks £59 10$
St. Catherine's, £7B 10$
City Gas, £l9O
Rink of Scotland, £167
British Linen, 0250
C;rand Junction. £243
I reds, £.595
Regent's, £lB 10s:

131PANIES.
Irish Grand Canal, 73i
Forth and Clyde, £625
Lie. & Man.Railvray,ZBBto49o
Cromford, E 45
Guardian,
Albion The, £75
Alliance, £2 5$
County, £4O
Boianos Mines, £lBO
Steam Navigation, dis. £6 151

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

DORSET ELECTION.
THE CON MITTEE for conducting the RE-ELECTION
of HENRY BANJOS, Esq. SITS DAILY, at Morley's
Hotel, Cockspur-street, Charing Cross.
Coaches are provided to convey Electors in the interest of Mr.
Bankea to the Poll, upon application to the Committee, and they
will be glad to receive any communication from the Freeholders.
A. BARING, Chairman.

Morley's Hotel, Cockspotrattreet, May 14.
N.B. Mr. BANKES's Dorchester Committee sits daily at Mr. B.
Jacobs's, in the High East Street, Dorchester, to which any communi-
cations are requested to be addressed.

V, EVENING STAR.

LON DON.
SATURDAY, MAY 14.

At length the insolent outrages committed by the person
occupying the throne of Portugal, against the established
international customs of civilized Europe, are calling forth
those dignified and irresistible expressions of national rebuke,
which they have too long demanded. Our present ministers
are not those to suffer any degrading compromise of
their Country's honour, to serve the cause of a USURPER,
whose crimes long ago marked him out as fitter for the scat-
fold than the throne. We never wish to see him destined
to the former ; because, as a general principle, we
think no man should be so destined by his fellow-men ;
but, to be burled from the latter into ignominy, we believe,
will be his fate, and it would be dissimulation not to say
that we wish it.

The Lisbon Mail has brought us private letters, commu-
nicating news of an imporrant character. The British squa-
dron had appeared off the Tagus, and transmitted through
the British CONSUL at Lisbon, certain demands for sa-
tisfaction, on the Portuguese Government, of which we are
enabled to present our Readers with the following copy :

TERMS OF SATISFACTION
DEMANDED BY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT
FROM THE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT.

1. The DISMISSAL of the present Judge Conservator at
Oporto, CARDEIRO and SA, and the immediate recognition
of JoAo MAWUEL de °Luz's*, the one elected by the
British Merchants, residing in that City, to be published in
the official part of the Lisbon Gazette.
2. The DISMISSAL of the Captain of the Diana Frigate,
who detained the St. Helena Packet of Terceira, for his
ungentlemanly and unmanly conduct towards Captain
WADDEN, and the cruel and brutal treatment of the Inva-
lided Officers and Soldiers, who came passengers in her:
the reason, with an ample apology, to be published in the
official part of the following number of the Lisbon Gazette.

3. The Dismissal. of the noted Jozn VERISSIMO,
and never to serve in any capacity whatever, for having
been the cause of detaining M. Jozn MARIA O'NEILL
prisoner, four hours in his own house, and afterwards
marching him to the office of the Intendant General of the
Police, through the public streets, between two Police
soldiers ; the reason, and an apology, to be published in the
official part of the following number of the Lisbon Gazette.

4. The DISMISSAL of the Magistrates, and punishment
of the soldiers, who broke into the house of Mr. ROBERTS,
on the night of the 26th March, at Val tie Pemba ; the
reason, and an apology, to be published in the official part
of the next number of the Lisbon Gazette.
5. The DISMISSAL and punishment of the Sole and

soldiers, who broke into Mr. CAPYRAT'S Ropewalk, and so
degradingly took his foreman prisoner; a compensation of
Rs. 20,000 per diem for each day he was in prison,
(I 0 days) Rs. 200,000 ; the reason and an apology, to be
published in the official part of the Lisboa Gazette.

6. COMPENSATION and apology to Mr. HOCK ILES', who
wee proceeding from Seville to Lisbon, for having been
compelled to return from Elvas back to Badajoz, for the
purpose of obtaining the Signature of a Portuguese Authority
to his passport : to be published in the official part of the
Lisbon Gazette.

7. A REPRIMAND to the Magistrate who attempted
to levy a Tax called Mitzeio, on Mr. LEVI, in direct viola-
tion. of the privileges of His Britannic Majesty's Subjects in
Portugal, with a promise to hold sacred the rights and pri-
vileges of His Majesty's subjects for the future; to be pub-
lished in the official part of the Lisboa Gazette.
8. To REFUND one-half of the Thirty per Cent. paid at the
Custom House at Lisbon, on a cargo of coals imported from
England in a Swedish vessel ; to direct the Custom House
at Oporto not to exact more duties than are allowed by the
Treaty ; and the payment of the claims for the British
vessels detained off Terceira within one month.
9. Taw DAYS are allowed, and which expire on the,
3d of May, to the Portuguese Government, for a categorical
answer; which must be either negative or affirmative; in