Star.
London, England, 1820-03-22 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 1820.
THE FUNDS.
PRICK or STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
S per Cent. Consols 683/4 'l/4 %
5 per Cent. Navy 1011/2 1/4 104 1041/2
India Bonds 15s. 16s. pr.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) is. 2s. dis.
Consols for Account 691/2 687/8.
Bank Stock, 3 per Cents. Reduced, 31 per Cents. 4 per
Cents. India Stock, anJ Bank Long Anns. are all shirt.

There have been no arrivals to-day from abroad,
and we are unable, therefore, to add anything new
on the state of affairs in Spain. •

The proceedings at York are advancing to a ter-
mination. The case for the prosecution was closed
on Monday; and on the same day Mr. BARROW was
heard in defence of Jones and Moor/rouse; Mr.
HOLT on behalf of Saxton ; and Sug t, Henley,
John:on, and Bamford, for themselves. Mr. Hunt
was to make his defence on Tuesday morning ; and
this, with the examination of the witnesses for the
separate defences, may probably protract the came
till Friday, sooner than which the verdict is not
generally expected.

" Yo urn MARCU 19, 1820.

" Every night, when the Court closes, there is a large number
of peopla assembled in the Castle-yard, at the door of the
Court, all anxious to have "a lock at Mr. Hunt ;" and a great
many constables have been, in consequence, engaged to keep
the m'th front the door. A vast concourse accompanies him,
evary night, to his lodgings in Coney-street, giving him three
ch7ers on his entrance. Bloorhouse, one of the defendants,
brought a coach full of witnesses from Stockport. They were
treated (I have it from the best autl.nritys, at several places on
thair road to York, in the most uncivil manner possible. At
Manchester, at the Inn where they stopped, they could not
even obtain water for the horses; nor could they get a change
of horses, until they arrived at Bradford, in Yorkshire. A
man who was brought before his Lerdship yesterday, and com-
mitted for contempt of Court, in cheering Mr. Hunt when l
was examining •ne r f the Lancashire Magistrates, was kindly
);:erated this morning by Mr. Justice B.vyt.ev."

An express has arriveJ is town this forenoon, ;tr.-
flouncing that Mr. CAVENDISII has retired from the
contest for the County of Sussex, and that Mr.-Ifurt-
rim. and Mr. Cr:11-ms have been consequently
elected. Tile final n,--Irers wele:

Burn 11 -
Curtvis

...2;•112.1 I Cavendi,h

IST:

Yesterday the Duke of YORK, as Commander-in-
Chief, held i Levee at his Office in the Horse Guards.
Monday afternoon, a little before five o'clock, the
Priacess AUGUSTA, attended by Lady MARY
Lott, arrived in town in her Royal Highness's travel-
ling carriage :Ind four, from her house at Frogmore.
her Royal Highness drove to the King's Palace in
St. James's Park, where apartments have been allot-
ted for her Royal Highness, by command of the
Kj N(;, when the Ptince.,s is in London. Her Royal
Ilighne,s proceeded, soon after her arrival, to Cam-
bridge House, on a short visit to her Royal Sister,
the Princess Solutt.t. Afterwards her. Royal High-
ness went to Cia: ence house, in the King's Palace,
St. James's, to dine with the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE. The Duke and Duchess of Gt.orcEsTis.rt,
and the Mince Priam, of IlLssr: Homtounn, we:e,
of the party, to nice: her Royal Highness.
Yesterday, the Princess Aucus-rt visited ti:e
Duchess of GsoucEsTtit and the Princess &VIII A.
In the evenilg her Royal Highness dine.! with the.,
Duke and Duche,s of CLARENCE, as did also the
Prince PHtLit, of I lES.:iI; HO NrIOURG.

Yesterday, their Royal Higlinesies the-Duke and,
Duchess .of CLA RENCE entertained the Mince Of
1-lEssE Homnouitc, and a select party of di,tinction;
with a grand dinner at Clarence House, Stable Yard,
St. James's.

Last night his Highness the Prince of Iltsse lIoNt-
BounG, accompanied by Prince and Princess Esrmt-
Dant, and his lli;liness's suite, visited Covent-Gar-
den Theatre, and, by permission, occupied his
I'IAJC:6TY's box.
TIM MA lICINONF.SS OF SAI.ISOURY'S ASSFNIE
—The first Grand Rout which has been given this
season, was held at Salisbury noose, on Monday
evening. It was attended by 4(X) fashionables. The
f drawing-rooms were thrown open at 10 o'clock.
The company came soon after. The party broke
up at half-past one. The following leaders of the
tvr were present :
Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester;
Prince and Princess Esterhazy.
Prince Philip of 11.:-sso IhnubJurg.
Th.:les—San Carlos' Leeds.
Duchesses—San Carlas, Athol, Leeds, St. Alban's.
Marquis Camden.
Each--Cardigan, Westmorland, Aylesb-ury, Carnarvon, Potn-
fret, N:ayo.
Countesses—Lievn, Clare, Mansfield, Ayl::bury, Cathcart,
C.ltnarvon,
Loris—Amherst, Longford, Eunianiore, Valsingham.
Ladies--Ilamlyn- Williams, Fame, . Mar sham, two :hurrays,
Baynnig, Petre, J. Thynne, • Bruce-Bri.dcitell, Warburton,
Murray, Amherst, Binning, Stronge, J. Murray, Castlerekrh,
C. Buggin, Stepney, Culiin Smith, Fitzgibbon, Hothain, 14.
Parker, Rowley, Codringtor, Halford, E. Palk, Vane, En-
nismore, Ilawarden, Robinson, Herbert, C. Glynn,
Ci. Seymour, Hulton Finch, Gray-Egerton, W. Smith, Har-
rington, Francis, Pratt, Pringle, Hunter, Thynne, Hasnmoni,
lUdstock, Walsinharn, H. Finch.
Sirs--Edward Codrington, G. Egerton, J. Murray, J. C.
Glynn, Galderton, Z. Chester, C. Hunter, C. Flower, J.
Stronge, J. Stepney, J. Smith.
Colonels—Thortiton, Dalton.
Iliessrs.—ClThes, B. King, M. Burgoyne, Gosling, F. Coventry,
11:bb, J. King, Drummond, Forbes, Franks, Theobald, Ro-
barts, Legge, Manning, Power.
Mistresses—Montaguei Burgoyne, Currie, Champaign, Gos-
King, Arbuthnot, T. Chaplin, Bebb, Cussans, Jones,
Law, Lew F. Coventry, 11. Dawkins, Thompson, Fitzhugh,
Thcobald, `Wingfield, Stratford, Rebuts, Ponsonby, Mum,
Parker, Manning, Patterson, Barrowes
Misses—C. Smith, M. Burgoyne, Bebb, King, Arbuthnot,
Buggiu, Gosling, Grimston; and the Lord Mayor.

The king of SPAIN'S experience in the art of petti-
coat-makinz, will not prove serviceable to him in the
shifts lie is now obliged to make !