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London, England, 1830-12-20 00:00:00

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Sauk Stock, 1951 6 6 India Stock,
3 per Cent. !tech 801 1 801 India Bonds 8 10
3 per Ct. Cont. Aut South Sea Stock
31 per rt. 1810, Old Annuities
3' Ter lied. 891 4 .21000 ftsch. Rills 18 20 17
31 occ Cent. New, shut £5OO Ditto 20 18
4 per rt. 1826, 984 4 .8100 and £2OO Un. 20 17
I.nne Ann. Jan. 1800, 17 1.16 17 Advertised
Annuities (let. 1859, 16 1346 i Bank for Acct. 198 54
D 0.311 Yrs, do. July & Jan. !Cons. for Ace. 811

Willis!, AND Ii4iIIICIGN 3H.1 Twi) °CLOCK.
P B. PAID. Put 111•1112
20 62
20 2 j 1 6% 6d
100 16 11,

Rraz;lianTmp. (i.r. X 5 pm.)
Protector
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FOREIGN FUND!
13,0 Rd.., 5 pr Ct. 63i
On. Acct. 35i
Chi:ian Bch. 6 per Cr. 191

is, TWO O'CLOCK.
Dn. B. 1825. 6 p.Ct. 35
Ditto Ace. 35
Permian Mc. 6 per Ct. 15
Rusk Ms. 1822. 5 per Ct. 86
Do. Ace. 88
Sp. file. 5 per Ct. 15$
Dn. Ace. 15i
Dn. 510 16
Sp. Ids. 1823, 5 per Cent. 11i
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1)o. Ace.
t'. rum. Ikls. 6 per rf.
1)0. 11(1.. 1824, 171
Po. Acct.
I) :I er rt. 16
Ditto Acct. 5.5.
%lex. 111, 5 per Ct.

(:, .RN.EXCHANGF,
Whest,new.Kent. Essex 64% 741

.11.114K.1.ANE, I).c. 2C.

Peas, Grey,

. 36. 40

Old
Suffolk. (White) . 64s 72s
• Norfolk &Suff. (Red), 584 604
Rye . 30s 24.
Barley, 381 98s ..Fine 401 41s
Pees, White . 40s 42s
Boilers . . 431 45s

Beans Small . . 42. 44
Tick . . 38
Oats, Potato* . . SO
Poland . . 21. 27

Feed • . 20s 24
Flour, per sack. . . l.Ss GO
Rapeseed . £42 £44 per lalt.
LAST Will.
Foreign Ditto . . 350
Rye. English . . . 4
Beans, English . 1730
Do. Irish
Ditto Foreign .

I 111 ►ORTATtO[t
Wheat, English, quarter. . 4337
'lrish Ditto .
Do. Foreign . . 4370
Barley, English . . 14,491
Irish . 1,050
Do. Foreign .
Salt, English .
angliots Oats
►lob Oats

. 5221
. 8953
12,076

Peas, English . 1664
Ditto Foreign . . 3.508
Englab Flour. sacks 10,841
American ditto, brl 1460

SMITHFIELD. Da. 21).
CATTT It AT mAntsr:

Beasts, 3,23o—Sheep, 18.520—Pigs, 140—Calves 169.
Beef ....... 3s 8d to 4. 4d 1 Pork
Mutton .... 4s 2d 4. Ild Lamb .....
Veil ..... ...... 1s Btl to bs 4d
Hay (per load), 42 its. to 24 5.. Clover, 23 Os. to 15 ba.—
Straw, 41 10s. to 41 10a.

C4)AL-RICHANGII., Dic. 110.
Ships arrived during this month
During the week
Deg Walliend Coals
(tiller sorts
Ships at Market, 92.

Til E EVENING STAR.

LOS' DON.

MONDAY. DECEMBER 20.

Despatches are this day received at the Foreign Office
from their Excellencies Lord STUART DE ROTHSAY, our
Ambassador at Paris, and from Sir CHARLES BAGOT, our
Ambassador at the Hague.

This day despatches were received at the Colonial Office
from Major-General Sir rimy TURNER, Governor of the

Bermudas, dated the 9th of November ; and from

Major-Gen. Sir P. MAITLAND, Lieutenant-Governor of

Nova Scotia, dated Halifax, 28th November.

'this afternoon the Prince TALLEYRAND and Count
Butow had a long conference with Lord PALMERSTON, at
the Foreign Office.

At a late hour this afternoon, the highly important intel-
hgence has been received, from Antwerp, dated the 17th
instant, to the effect, that upon 'Change it was announced,
that the King of HOLLAND had fully acknowledged the
Armistice.

We have Hamburgh papers this day, which convey the
momentous intelligence, that very serious disturbances bad
occurred in St. Petersburgh. The details are imperfect;
but so much has tianspired,as to have involved two persons of
distinction. Prince GA LETZI N was imprisoned, and after-
wards banished to Archangel. At the date of the last ac-
counts, the disturbances had been suppressed by the

Private advice. are in town this morning, from Switzer-
land, giving au account of the organization of a military
force, of one hundred and twenty thousand men, to pro-
tect, and cause to be respected, the independence of the
Helvetic Republic.
____

Letters from Bayonne, dated the 12th inst, are this day
received, from which we learn, that for the present, Arra-
gen is tranquil. Preparations against contingencies are,
at the same time, in active progress ; and among others,
the garrison of St. Sebastian is reinforced, and provisioned,
to a great extent.

We are this day favoured with the perusal of several let-
ters from Flanders ; one of which mentions the appointment
of an Inspector-General, who is forthwith to proceed along
the whole of the frontiers, to examine the condition of the
different fortresses, which are all immediately to be put in a
state of defence : that of Valenciennes is .forthwith to have
new cannon mounted on its ramparts.

We have a Halifax mail this morning, which sailed on the
28th,November. By this conveyance, we have papers from
St. John e, New Brunswick, to the 21st November, stating
that great exertions aro about being made in Newfound-
land to obtain a Local Legislature, and a House of Assem-
bly. Public meetings have been held ; and great unanimity
and zeal appear on the subject.

It wiJi be seen by our extract* from the French Papers,
received by Estatefte this morning, that the Polish revolu-
tion is becoming less ambiguous in character, and that its
real object—the re-edification of Poland as an independent
State—will, before long, in all probability, be publicly an-
nounced to the world, as the decision of the Diet, now, it
way be supposed, in full convocation, on that import-
ant subject. The usual temporary arrangements to se-
cure unity and vigour, for the direction of those ever-'
_wee, by which alone the cause can prosper, have taken
place. General CLOPICKJ, who had taken the command of
dr.) Polish army, has been raised to the rank of Dictator,
until the decision of the Diet appoint • more legitimate
provisional authority. It will be seen, with great satisfaction,