Star.
London, England, 1828-11-11 00:00:00

Vanua, G. SO.—AletaMines, 94i; Bank Sham, 1,063.

The Paris Papers of Saturday and Sund,y, received
last night, contain no recent intelligence from the theatre
of the war in Turkey : their contents othe raise possess
no .political importance. Sime extracts will be found
in our front page.

CITY. Twnve o'CLocK.

The die of Consols yesterday was owing to a general expecte,
tion that the Duke of Wut.ntaux, or some of the Ministry, were
going to make a political speech at the Lord Mayor's dinner,
which was supposed to be of a pacific description ; but to the
great disappointment of our City speculators, the Cabinet secrets
were not let out, which has caused the Consol market this morning
not to be so good as yesterday, u Camas opened at 861 ‘, at
which price they may be quoted at present, with little or nothing
doing.—The Hamburg!' steam-boat has not yet arrived, but hourly
expected, by which, no doubt, we shall be informed in regard to
the report of the surrender of Silistria to the Russians.

In the Foreign market nothing is doing as yet, and prices are
nominal.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols have continued, during the whole of the morning, at
1161, Ott timely buyers and sellers.

We are very dull in the City for want of information, not even
a report worth noticing.
The Ifsmburgh steamer still remains due.
There is not a feature in the Foreign market worth attendee.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIEILII is rem:muted in the
Fashionable circles, that Lord itluscesran will shortly lead to the
hymeneal altar. the youngest daughter of Sir Jomil RAMIUMN, Batt.
of Bram, in Yorkshire. ,

As a sign of the feeling of the times, there was one
thing remarkable at the LORD Mairoas Festival yesterday. It
was the marked respect with which the Duke of Wrhhistrrint and
Mr. Past. were received. Those illustrious individuals were
welcomed with warm approbation on their entrance into the
Hall, and when they arrived at the Presence Chamber the whole
of the company rose, and gave a voluntary and proud testimony
of the true nobility of the visitors. The applause was again
renewed on their parading the hail immediately prior to dinner,
as is customary, with the LOSO Marna; and throu.;hout the
evening, whenever we beard the name of Mr. Pssa. mentioned,
it was accompanied with the strongest expressions of admiratim
and confidence. We mention this, because it is right that the Hight
flonnorable Gentleman should know the feeling with which ac is
regarded when he appears at a great public entertainment ; the
admiration which is bestowed on bins is due to his virtues and his
abilities; and we trust that he will long be spared to the country !o
labour ih behalf of that Constitution under which we have so lung
enjoyed liberty, prosperity, and happine.s.

Y. sterday a farmer, It om the neighbour twod of Seven
Oaks, while looking through the balustrade of Inackfriar's lit Ogr,
as the Loco 31aroa's return from Westminster, was hustled h a
gang of pickpockets, and had his pocket picked of his pocket-book.
containing eighty-seven sovereigns and fifteen pounds in bank-iiutes,
which he had jest received for cattle in Smithfield.

RAMSGATC, Nov. B.—The Kent County PeCtion, as
agreed to on Penenden (Heath, was sent to the bank. of
Messrs. Burgess aid Son, and Messrs. Austen and Sun, in this
town, on Wednesday last, for the purpose of raeising dee
signatures of the Freeholders residing here. On 'Tuesday,
consetturime of a requisition from many highly respect-
able tradesmen to our worthy Magistrate, the Petition was
removed to the Tow■ luau, thus facilitating the object kir which
the petition was sent. In the course of Friday AI . Sharwoug
and Welberhead got up a Counter Petition, which they also placed
at the Town Hall for signatures. The number of names spied
are nearly masa MUNDRID for the Kent County rCti(1011. and
two! for the counter one.

Fins —Yesterday evening an alarming fire broke
out at • house belonging to Mr. Whitehead, kennedy'frcourt,
Newtest-street, Holborn, close to the tatensive coach minutactory
of Mr. George, and opposite the printing establishment of Nies,r‘
Hansard. The destructive ekment was first discovered About
five o'clock, sad threatened the mow serious consequences to
the adjacent houses in the same court, front its very confined
situation* the approach to it being through a narrow pAssafe.
Oa the first storm the parish engines of St. Giles's and St. George 69
Illoomsbury,followed iinniediately by the Phatita and Westminster,
ewe WOO ea the spot, aid after cansiderabk ezeniun succeeded in
the &MCa to the house in which they broke nut 'lb/
house was occupied by several lodgers of the poorer class, who, by
timely aid. effected their escape from the threatened danger—
The house was minimum!, and the poor lodgers lust the whole of
their little property, nothing remainiog of the premises but tke
bare walls.

The total amount ni,!ttolf.6sso2ll7l,9iigt.i;js. to the Duke of
SCOTCH ADAM AND Elft.—Tile fist record of Mar-
riage entered into the amigo book of the west parish of Greenock.
commences with Adana and Eve, being the Christen names oldie
ant ow* who were IsaUted after the book wes

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