Star.
London, England, 1829-06-26 00:00:00

Angie Alealcan
Guardian Fire Ass.

Yesterday the averages of grain and the rates of
duty were made up:—

The Imperial will average for Wheat Is, 70s. 7d. for Barley,
Ms. lit Oats, 24.. Stl. Rye, 355. 7d. Beans, Ws. 7.3. and Peas,
My. 6d. The aggregate averages of the is writs, which regulates
the duty, are, 70s. Sd. fur Wheat ; 31s. 4d. for Barley ; 235. Sd. for
Oats ; 54.. Ed. for Rye ; Ws. Sd. far Beans; and ISs. 7d. for Peas.
—Accordingly the duties on Foreign Corn are, 10s. Sd. on Wheat;
ss. 4d. on Barley ; lsi. W. on Oats; Ise. 3d. so Rye; 15s. 6d.
on Beans; and 16s. 9d. an Peal.

There being now, providentially, the best prospects of
plentiful crops, and theperiod of the new harvest being
fast approaching, no great difference its the rate of duty
is expected; and so far as can be ascertained, we learn
that, in general, there is a disposition to take out the
Wheat now in bond, of which there still remains a con-
siderable quantity. The duties which Government is
calculated to receive on grain, amount, we understand,
to about £200,000.

In another part of our Paper will be found a list of
Notices for the Parliamentary busineu of next Session.
Many of these are of deep itwportancel'and bid fair for

keen discussion. There are no less than five notices of
motions, affecting the question of Parliamentary Re.
presentation: two of them cf great interest, namely—.
a Bill to enable the towns of Manchester, Leeds,
and Bsimingham to send Represeotatives_ to p,r.
liament, by Lord JOHN RUSSELL; and i' no ioD
tot a Committee to bring fiseward_ some specific Incas
sure to restore the purity of representation*genetally,
by the Marquis of &at NDIOnD. TOete are arse, al other
motions oh no less moment affecting our ecclesiastical
establishments. and among them one by Mr. STARLET,
for amending the laws respecting the leasing powersof
Bishops and ecclesiastical Corporations in Ireland; and
one by Mr. Gassers, to enable the incunsbentiot livings
in England and Wales to commute their tithes by
agreement with the owners of land within than. re.
spective parishes. Sir HENRY PARNELL is to mote for
4 Select Committee to inquire into the best means f
taking a census of the population of the United R•ng.
dom ; and,comfected with this subject, 1.411 d XUGEXT
Rill bring in *Bill for establishing a rev/ rof the btrthref
children of Dissenters. The Poor Laws, and the . ressure
upon the labouring and commerci 41 cl have likewi.e
their advocates in Mr. SADLER and Mr. E DAVENPORT;
and Mr. HARVEY proposes an investigation into the
actual value of all Crown Property. These subject, •.1
future deliberation possess peculiar claims on the at.en.
tion of the Members of the House of Commons, a, well
as their constituents; and will.doubtless meet with that
dispassionate and cool consideration to which they ate
entitled. • •

Calcutta Papers to the 29th February, and Mauritius
Papers to the 15th March, have this day foren received
at the North and South American Coffee Haute; but
their contents are not very important. The Joh', Mill
of the 28th February says, that the threatening appear.,
ance of the weather had completely subsided ; and that
all indications and fears of a storm had disappeared._
We are further informed that the Commis GawRR A
in his intended visit to the Presidency of Penang, Ma.
lacca, and Singapore, would be attended by a very
small suite, consisting of his military Secretary, the
Secretary in the General Department, and his Lordships'
Surgeon, Dr. TAILOR. His Lordship was to have t ken
hip departure for the eastward on the morning of the
28th February. In the same Paper we bare a paragraph
from Port au Prince, stating that a Treaty of Commerce
had been signed between France and Hayti.

A letter which appears to have twen received at Ply-
mouth from Buenos Ayres, although dated so fat back
as the 12th March, throws additional light on the cause
of the civil war which has broken oat in the Southern
Provinces, and of which we gave such ample details
yesterday. The letter in que.tion sets forth that,

" The crimes charged 'phut the late President Dorrego were
for calling in the savages to his aid, and showing them the way to
the city. The Governors of Santa Fe, Satre Rim, San Joan y
'landau y Cordova, were the Intimate friends of Dorrego, and
on that account have made preparations dad threaten a civil

war; but the troops of Lavelle and our citizens are valiant, and
the General himself will skilled to war, so that little is to be
feued but the injury by devastation of the vande campagna de
Buenos Ayres. Most of the country people. with ourselves, fres
our neighbourhood (viz. three leagues from the city), sought refuge
from the Insults to which we were liable from Dorrego's soldiery,
as they would pass near us, by night to the city. where we remained
a fortnight, but the battle. Ike. of which you have doubtless beard.
occurred many leagues of, on account of the rapid movement of
Lavelle. and so far saved us from greater inconveniences."

Additional cause of alarm and uneasiness prevailed
at Buenos Aires. A hurricane bad destroyed about
one third of the crops. Salt was at SO dollars a cwt.
Brandy 5 real. a pint, about 2s. Id. Bread sd. for 6
ounce, ; house rent excessively high ; 10d. for two
bundles of sticks, there being nothiag else for firing;
beef 4 teals 28Ibs; an ounce of gold 62 dollars.

N.

CITY. TwitLys o'CLoac.
Consols opened as tbey left off yesterday, SOH for the Accost&
The Foreign Market is also uninteresting—prices are as yet noinlitaL
CITY. HALF-PAST ONK O'CLOCK.

We are in a very dull state la the Qty; !melons is at a stand,
and speculations are out of the question at present ; bet it is ea•
petted that when the dividends are paid, which will be in a few
days, to the amount of six or seven millions, they will revive, in
some degree, the spirits of the public, which at present are in a
depressed state.
Consols have condoned, during the morning, at tee for the
Account, wit► little or nothing doing.

In the Foreign market Portuguese Stock has sonsewbat In aer4 de
but in other Foreign Securities nothing it doing.
Accounts from Warsaw state, that 110411* new division, of the
grand Rossi= army, under the orders of Genetld Seam. are to
march to Bessarabia. ,

The Duke of SAXE WiIMAR arrived •at Grillon's
Hotel on Wednesday night from the Continent. His Highness
joined the Duchess and the Prince and Princess of Winu yes-
terday morning at the residence of the Duke and Duchess of
CLaamsca, in the King's Palate, St. James's. In the coarse of the
day the Doke of Cumesacame, the Duke of Susses, the Princess
Aususra, the Duchess of Km, accompanied by the Princess •
Vic•roma, the Duke and Duchess of Otoocarraa. the Princes
&mum, and the Princess Somme Mamma, called and coogratulated
the Duke on his arrival in this country.
The Duke of Coarsen.* wo and the Duke and
Duchess of GLINICISTIS honspered the Dowager Viscountess Anson
with their company to dinner on Wednesday, at her residence is
Corson-street. There was a select pasty of the Nobility and Gentry
to meet their Royal Highaseses.
Pilate Laorom left town on Wednesday evening for
his seat at ClareMent. •
The Duchess of CLASBNCI, accompanied by the
Duchess of Sass Wausau and the Prince and Princess of
honoured the performance at Covent-garden Theatre on Wednesday
evening with her
At 11 o clock yesterday morning a numerous depu•
talon from the Loden Bridge Committee, headed by Aldermas
Woos (la the absence of the Loan MAIIOI4 who was prevented
frees attending by illness), together with Mi. Join, the Surveyor
to the sadertaking, attended at the Treasury with the plans for
making the approaches to the Bridge, for the purpose of having
conference with his Majesty's Ministers. The Ministers who wore
present at the meeting were the Duke of WILLONI7OII, the
Cnus-
cas of the lificsanom, Viscount Mamma. and Mr. antano.
The conference lasted upwards of an boar.
After the deputation had retired, Sir BmwAas Ccarasaswo.
several GMNICIIIie interested in the Thames Tunnel, bad • loali
interview with his Grace and scope of the Cabinet Miters. •
Count RJORIISTJeIIeA the Swedish Ministers acme"
panted by Baron lims.assa, the Secretary to the Embassy, OIL`
conference with the Earl of Assam= yesterday mornkle• It ra''
dice of the Secretary.; State for Foreign AIM. His Bscellesey
bad afterwards an. Interview with the Date of Win.unevos, sot
idle Treasury. .
Prince ElitiellAST, the Austrian Ambassadors visited
the Duke et Wm.:ha:on at the Treasury yesterday-

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FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

`—
ARRIVALS.
• lir James and Lady Montgomery, at the Loudon Hotel, Albs-
Mark strret, from their seat, Stanhope. Poablesskirs; Mr. and
Mrs. Trevasion, at the St. George's Hotel, Albemarle.streot, from
Barb; Captain and bire.Watsoo, at the Brunswick Hotel, Jensyn-
sirevt, from the Continent; Sir Edward and Lady Poyisder and
family, at Gould's Hotel, Jennyn.street. from Brussels; Colonel
Lees. at ditto, from Bath ; Wm. B. Arundel.. at Fenton's Hotel,
St. James's street, from a tour Lieutenant-Colonel O'Reilly, at
dittui from Winclaor ;Many Creevey, at ditto, from Manchester;
Mr. and Mrs. Ogleby, at Batts' Hotel, Dover.striet, from Scot.
kid ; Mr. and Mrs. 'Wilson, at ditto, from Norfolk ; Sir James
Sompter and family, It ditto, from Paris ; Mr. and Mrs. Ord, in
lisient-street, from Paris.

DEPARTURE&
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond. for their seat, Goodwood,
Stases ; Abe Earl and Countess of Darnley and family, for their
seat, Cobham Hall, Kent; Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe, from the London
lintel, for their seat. near Woodbridge, Suffolk; George Raikes,
Esq. from Fenton's Hotel, for his seat in Surrey; Captain Forster.
trout ditto, for Brighton ; J. Broughton. Req. from Gnuld's Hotel,
raw ; Captain Dalrymple, from the British Hotel, Jerinyn-
t.ti yet, for Bristol; William Collins, Esq. from ditto for Oxford;
r-toliel and Mrs. L. P. Jones and family, from Batts' Hotel, for
'Hanover; Rev. Mr. Jacobs, from ditto for Paris; J. Brock, E•q.
from ditto for Brighton ; J. Gurney, Esq. from ditto for Ports-
mouth ; Col. Salway, from ditto for his seat at Englefield Green,
near Windsor Path ; the Bishop of Barisadoes. from ditto for Win-
chester; Mr. and Mrs. lkl.wton, from ditto for Bath.