Star.
London, England, 1821-04-26 00:00:00

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1821.

•
. LiST-Iklll.l HOUSE, 4prii 25,1821. ROYAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS gi the UNITED THE KING'S MOS4AI7II4ICiELLENT MAJESTY.
J. COMPANY I MERCIUNTS of ENGLAND, trading THE GOVERNORS of this CHARITY arc re-
to Yu EsIST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, - • lA. speetfully informed, that the Noble President, the Earl of
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said LIVERPOOL, K.G. has Axed to take the Chair at the ANNI-
Company will be held at their House in LeadenhaS4treet, on i VERSARY DINNER, on SATURDAY, the 28th May next,
at the Loteow Corraa-Housz, Ludgate-Hill.
WEDNESDAY, the loth of June nest, at kleven o'Clock
to the Forenoon, for the purpose of declaring a Dividend from JOSEPH RAINBOW, ,
No. 35, C.annon.street.
Christmas last to Midsummer next.

That the Transfer Rooks of the said Company's Stock will
be shut on TUESDAY, the sth of June next, at Three o'Cloek,
and opened again on TUESDAY, the 17th Jury following.
And that the Dividend Warrants na the said Company's
Stock, clue on the 5c12 July, will be ready to be delivered on
FRIDAY, the titb July next JOSEPH DART, &aviary..

EYTON, STOCK-BROHBR, 2, CORNHILL, and Lom-
ZARD-STRCti, has to 3,14001111 CA to the Public, that Tickets
and Shares of Chances for a !Pew Lottery, which will be de-
cided 17th May, are now on Sale at his fortunate Office, at un-
precedented low prices, viz. Ticket only 14 Guineas, Half
41. 138. Quarter E 3. 17s- Eighth Xi. 195.6 d. Sixteenth 20 Shil-
lings. Every Ticket decides its own fate, and no. other. Forty-
four Capitals, including Two of £21,000, Two of 4,000 are sure
to be drawn on the 17th of MAT.
E. EYTON solicits the kind patronage of the Public at his
fortunate Mee, 2, Comilla where all Business in the Funds is
transacted with fidelity and dispatch.

MRS. JOANNA BAILLIE'S NEW WORK.
This Jay were published, in Bvo. price 14s. boards,
IUETRICAL LEGENDS OF EXALTED CHA-
RACTERS. By JOANNA BAILLIE.
Printed I'd-Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Owhom may be had, by the same Author,
Flays on the fassions, in 3 vols. ilvo. price U. lls. 6d. boards.
lklixellaneous Flays, in R 14,0. price gs. boards.
The Family Legeml, a Tr.zedy, in Bvo. price 3s. 6d.

ALL in ONE DAY, 17th of NairMown,' (May).
NO CLASSES!
Every Ticket drawn singly, each drxidtng its own Ste and no
other.
NO SUSPENSE!

Every Tlehet or' ihare4shaieeinTehased on or before the
17th May, s slue to be decided that Day, when ALL the
X 21,000 Prizes, and all the other 4,005 Capital and small Prizes,
must be drawn.

The Ticketsate issued in Chances of Ticket, Half, Quarter,
Eighth, and Sixteenth Chances, and the following are the Prices
of the Chances for the 17th MAY only :
Ticket £l4 14 0 I Quarter £3 17 0
Half 7 13 0 Eighth 1 19 6
Sixteenth only One Pound !
The Chasers are selling by
•T. BISH, Stock-Broker,
No. 4, CORNIIIII.L, and 0. CMAKING-CROSS, LONDON;
And by his Agents in the Country;
Who shared and sold, in the last Lottery,
2,053, Class A ( .
2,888, Claw A THREE of £21,000.
2,888, Class B
And several Minor Capitals.
ri. Schemes, with full Particulars, may be had gratis.

BIRMINGHAM, GRAND JUNCTION, OLD UNION,
GRAND UNION, REGENTS CANAL, GRAND
JUNCTION WATER-WORKS, AND RUSSELL IN-
STITUTION SII4RES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
ky Mr. SCOTT,
On Fumy, May 4, at Twelve, at the Mart (unless previously
sold by Private Contract),
BIRMINGHA3I CANAL—two Shares in this
excellent, steadily.improving Concern; the Dividends have
advanced to the rate of £l4 per Share per Annum.—.6rassg
Junction Canal, 21 Shares; Dividend .o.—Four Old Union,
Twenty Grand Union, Twenty Regent's Canal Shares; Ten
Grand Junction Water-weeks. and a RusseU Institution Shares.
Particulars at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham; Hatchet's Ho.
tel, Piccadilly; the Ofice of Mr. Scott, New Bridgwereet ; and
at the Mart.

.NEW CHURCHES. PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.
ST. M A RY-L A-BONNE. -
WANTED to BORROW the sum of £20,000,
towards building FOUR NEW CHURCHES in this • BILL FOR OMUG °RUT= IfaffLlTY tit rut POOSIIMXPON 4114
Parish, on Bonds of £lOO each, bearing Interest at Four and a AILLVESIBOT or KVISAMES AWING /QOM rIIIII4IOES VINO
at
Half per Cent. payable Half-yearly, secured by Act of Parlia- net WOCIIIiO or STEAM "scants.
ment, and redeemed by a Sinking Fund provided under the said Whereas great inconvenience has arisen, and a great degree of
Act. The Bonds are granted at the expense or the Vestry.—For injury has been and is now sustained by bis Majesty's subjoin,
further particulars apply at the Court-house, in Oxford-street. In various parts of the United fikuptes from the improper eon-
J. 1511% HUGO GREEN'WELL, Vestry Clerk. • &traction as well as from the negligent use oFfureaces cmpioyed
to the working of engines by steam : And whereas it has been
ascertained, that the greater proportion, if not the whole of the
smoke issuing from such furnaces, may, by a proper cor.struv-
tion and due attention, be consumed, so as to prevent the
nuisance thereby arising:
And whereas by law, every such isaisanre, being of a public
nature, is abateable as oda by indictment ; but the expenses at-
,tending the prosecution thereof have deterred parties suffering
thereby from seeking the remedy given by law ;
Be it therefore enacted, &c. that it shall, and may be lawful
for the Court before which any such indicunent shall be tried,
in addition to the judgment pronounced by the said Court in
case of conviction, to award such cogs as shall he deemed yro-
per and reasonable to the prosecutor or prosecutors, to be paid
by the party or parties so convicted as aforesaid.
Andbe it further enacted, that if it shall appear to the Court
before which any melt indictment shall be tried, that the griev-
ance may be remedied by alteringthe construction of the fur-
nace, or any other part of the premises of the party or parties so
indicted, it shall be lawful to the Court, without the consent of
the prosecutor, to make such order touching the premises, as
shall be by the said Cntire thought expedient for preventing the
nuisance in future, before passing final sentence upon the defend-
ant or defendants so convicted.

BUSINESS is She HOUSE of COMMONS.

MONDAY, APRIL 30. .
•
ORDEUS OF TOE DAY.
Conway Bridge Bill—Second reading.
Jurors' Attenrlauct Bill--Repurt.
Audit of Accounts Bill—Second reading.
Supply, Committee—(Army Estimates).
Spoiled Stamps, &c. Bill—Furtker consideration of Report.
Church Briefs Bill--Further consideration of Berri.
Ways and Means—Committee.
• Steam Engines all—Second reeding.
Court of Chancery.(lreland) Uhl—Third reading.
Courts of Justice (Irelaird) Bill—Third reading.
Stealing in Shops (Ireland) Bill—Third leading.
rd.= Fees (Ireland) Bill—Report.
NOTICE or MOTION. •
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Bill to amend Acts for
building Churches.
TUESDAY, MAY B.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
•
Insolvent Debtors Court (Ireland), Salaries to Commissioners.
—Committee thereupon.
Dublin Port Acts-Committee thereupon.
, Insolvency Court (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
East India Prlzeibloney Bill—Further consideration of Report
Tithes Leasing (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report
' Westminster Improvement Bill—Committee.
Courts of Admiralty {Scotland) Bill—Third reading.
Courts of Session (Scotland) Bill—Further consideration of
Report. _

STAMP DUIIES-BEQUESTS.

WEDNESDAY.
ORDERS OF TOE DAY.

Hereditary Revenue (ScOtland) Bill—Committee.
Metropolis Police Bill—Second reading.
•
THURSDAY.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

The Bill for explaining and amending certain Acts
relating to Stamp Duties, and for extending relief in
cases of spoiled Stamps, as amended by the Com-
mittee of the House of Commons, has been printed.
The preamble states, " Whereas it is expedient to re-
duce the Stamp Duties granted and imposed by an
-.Act and schedule thereto, made and passed in the
55th year of the reign of his late Majesty, intituled,
An Act for repealing the Stamp Duties on Deeds,
Law Proceedings, and other written or printed In-
struments, and the Duties on Fire Insurances, and on
Legacies and Successions to personal Estate upon In-
testacies, now payable in Great Britain, and for grant-
ing other Dues in lieu thereof," &c. Then follow the
enacting clauses, with the schedule annexed, of the
new Duties, from which the following is an extract:

Sir John Newport—Collection of the Revenue in Ireland.

ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Coroners' (Ireland) Bill—Further consideration of Report.
Bread Bill—Second reading.
East India Private Trade Bill—Committee. •
Abduction of Women (Ireland) Bill—Second reading.
FRI DAY.
ORDERS OP THE DAY.

Corn Average Bill—Second reading.
Forgery Punishment Mitigation Bill—Second reading.
Dwelling-house Robbery Bill—Second reading.
Navigable Rivers Rubbery Bill—Second reading.
Attornles and Solicitors' Hill—Committee.
Bills of Exchange Bill—Committee.
MONDAY, MAY 7.
NOTICE OF MOTION.

Lord Nugent—Committee to inquire into Courts of Justice
In the Island of Tobago.
TUESDAY.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. Lennard—Repeal of Acts [6O Geo. 3. c. 6, and c.
against Seditious Meetings and Libels.

Mr. Grey Bennett—iill to amend the Laws touching the
rescue of Prisoners.

Mr. Scarlet—Bill to amend the Laws relating to the Relief
of the Poor.
' Lord William Bentinck—To move for the production of cer-
tain Pipers respecting Sici:y.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Warwick County Election Petitions—Ballet for Committee
at three.

Aldborough Borough Election Petition--Ballot for Commit-
tee at half-past three.
Members absent from the Ballot of 11th April to attend.
Juries in Scotland Bill—Second reading.
Witnesses in Foreign Parts Bill—Second reading.

WEDNESDAY.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Sir John Newport—Motion relative to the Proceedings of the
Commissioners of Inquiry into English Courts of Justice.
Lord John Russell—Resolutions on the subject of Corrupt
Boroughs, and giving the Elective Franchise to large Bodies of
the Community.
Mr. Tennyson--Bill for enabling the Owners of considerable
Tracts of Land, not being Lords of Manors, extcncLng over the
same, to appoint persons to preserve and kill Game, for their use.

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;VENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1821.
THE FUNDS.

PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK :
Bank 5t0ck.2233/4 46-3 per Cent. Redo7l% 3/4
3 per Cent. Coos: 7234 % %-3% per Cent. 81%
4 per Cent. BWe % 41,-4 per Ct. Navy 107% 108
Long Anns. 18 5-143/4z—lndia Stock 230 229%
India Bonds 4.55. 435. pr.—Each. Bills .ss. 4s. 6s. pr.
Cons. for Acct. 721/sr 3/4.

We have received, this forenoon, the Paris Papers
of Sunday, which being Easter Sunday, uo Journals
were to be published on Monday; and also Papers,
direct from Madrid, to the 12th of ApriL From
both of these we subjoin extracts.
A belief is entertained that the Congress at Lay-
bach will continue its' Sittings until the summer
months. The news which was circulated within these
few days, that the Russian army had been halted on its
• march to Italy, is not confirmed; the first column of,
Russians, on the contrary, according to the present
statements, was to enter Hungary above a week ago.
The disturbances at Barcelona are said to have
been terminated by the exile of the Bishop and other
individuals, whose Raines will be found below. It is
remarkable that a large proportion of these suspected
persons are foreigners. SAARSIFIELD is of Irish, CADY-,
DELL of Scotch, and FounNAs of French extraction.
The Public Functionaries of Zamora are promoting
a subscription for erecting monuments to PADILLA,
and some other eminent Spaniards, whose patriotic
acllievements and sufferings on the scaffold in the
16th century, are recorded by Roaxxxson.
An article from Naples, purporting to be an ex-
tract 6f a private letter, states, that the KING was ex-
pected shortly ax Naples, and that his first act would
be to create Constitutional Estates of Lords and
Commons.

A Proclamation of the Duke de Ganavors declares
all Piedmontese Officers, who have served the Con-
stitutional Government, to be "Pons," and offers
a pecuniary reward for their apprehension. This
DEcree is issued on the 3d of April, from Modena,
his Royal Highness being still in the hands of the
Austrians.

French Five per Cents. Saturday, 82 fr. 25 c.—
Deferred Stock, 96 fr.s c.—Bank Stock, 1542 fr..soc.

VIENNA, APRIL 11.

It is generally believed here that the energetic
measures which have been adopted against the at-
tempts of the Revolutionists in the kingdom of Naples,
have been sufficient to re-establi h affairs on the an-
cient footing, and to form a complete security against
new troubles. It appears, however, that the Allied
Cabinets, being convinced that they ought not to
relax their efforts, are desirous of preventing•similar
offences. It is believed that the Congress will be
continued till summer, and that the consolidation of
the order and repose of Europe in general, is the
cause of this prolongation of the Meeting. It is pos-
sible that the affairs of Spain will not be foreign to
the Assembly. We have observed Spanish Couriers
arrive at Lay back with dispatches, and depart again
with the answers to Madrid ; but there is no fixed
opinion as to the object of these different communi-
cations.—By the 16th of this month, 14 Regiments
Will be put into active service on the war footing :
this will make a new military force of 50,000 men,

the precise destination of which is not yet known.—
The first column of Russian troops, 35,000 strong,
will enter Hungary in the course of the present week.
Some disturbances in Moravia, if not quite termi-
nated, are at least so far settled, that no further con-
sequences than the punishment of the guilty are to
be expected. In consequence of what passed, it was
found necessary to send forward strong patrols against
the rioters, who had assembled in bodies of a hundred
each. On this occasion O'Reilly's Regiment of light
horse, though partly composed of recruits, behaved
remarkably well. The day before yesterday the Aulic
Councillor, Megern, set out in the character of Im-
perial Commissioner to inquire into the transactions
which have occurred. The offences are to be tried on
the spot, and punished with all the rigour of the laws.
MADRID, APRIL 13.
The disturbances at Barcelona were quieted by send-
ing some persons off. It is singular that almost all
the obnoxious persons were of foreign origin : Gene-
rals Saarsfield and Campbell, though in the service
of Spain, are of English descent. General Blaise de
Yournas is a Frenchman. He has received permission
to return to France, and the others go to the Isle of,
' Majorca, along with the Bishop of Barcelona. The
Grand Vicar of the diocess will be allowed to remain.
Except this exiling of several individuals, no violence
has been committed.

The town of Zamora is erecting a monument in
honour of three celebrated Spaniards, viz. Juan de
Padilla, Francisco Maldonado, and Juan Bravo, who,
alter sustaining the popular cause in the Cortes of
1520, headed the insurrection of the Comunidades,—.
On the 23d of April, 1521, they were defeated and
made prisoners at Villabar, and next day their heads'
rolled on a scaffold erected by the Ministers of
Charles V. The Magistrates of Zamora have issued
a Proclamation, inviting their fellow citizens to assist
at the funeral honours about to be paid to these illus.l
trious victims of liberty in all the churchesof Zamora,

while a monument, worthy of their memory, is to be
raised by public gratitude and admiration.

• ODESSA, MARCH so.
The Ottoman Porte seems determined on display-
ing the greatest energy against the insurrection in
Wallachia and Moldavia. The standard, and the most
revered insignia of the Mussulmen, have been taken
down from the mosque of St. Sophia. Such a mea-
sure is never taken but when the safety of the Em-
pire and the existence of the Mahomedan religion
are menaced.

It is said that the Arch-priest Gasis, an old man,
and celebrated for having written some useful works,
is at the head of the Thessalian Greeks.
The wives and children of the Greeks who have
taken up arms have taken refuge in Magnesia, a city
of Thessaly.