Star.
London, England, 1818-05-22 00:00:00

,l t! :r number of the Members of her Majesty's
I nut at any time exceed---.
d ckuse goes to enact, that so much of the above re
pnivides for the Meeting and Sitting of Parliament,
:herein mentioned, is repealed.
and last clause provides and enacts, t'at in ease of
ordering a Proclamation to be issued, under the eir-
mentioned in the said above recited Act, the care of
's sacred person shall vest in ber Maararr's Council,
lot shall make due provision relating thereto.
'HE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY 22, 18115.
TUE FUND&
STOCKS THIS DAY AT TVIHLVII OsCLOCIL
,d 78 74--C,onsols 79 79F—tor Acc. 79*
Cents. gat—i per Cents 961 97
inns.loM 108—India Bonds 100 102 pr.
Bills 19 23 pr —Omnitun dis. par.

aril Papers of Tuesday arrived this morning.
an of 14,600,000 francs has been already
an filled up. It still remains with the Mink er
e price at which the stock shall be issued ;
tt the 5 per Cents. are at 68 fi c. and the
g expectation is that the price will be 68.
icle from Madrid alludes to a curious re-
:h is in circulation, that the Kiwo of Poe-
m' the BRAZILS has been offered by the Re.
of the Rio de la Plata, to be acknowledged
utional King of South America.

ricultural reports from every quarter of the
appear to be of the most flattering descrip-
tr since the beginning of April the weather
ncommonly warm ; the trees are almost all
.som, the fruit is set, and the corn is mostly
I promises an abundant harvest. The price
s fallen rapidly; the hectolitre of rye, which
period last year fora dollars 4 gr. 8 pf.
Toney, is now selling for 3 dollars 17 gr.
For these thirty years past," says an article
na, " there has not been a more fruitful
ctive harvest and vintage in Austria than
:anon to expect this year. Already, on the
we had every where in our fields, even
e snow lay list year at the same time, the
on the cora. The vines have already
inches long. Our apricots are as large as
s eggs, and the trees heavily laden with
e price of corn falls in an extraordinary
he Vienna meta costs only five florins in

adns will be gratified to observe from our
tracts, that there is every promise through
onincnt of a harvest of extraordinary
ad the accounts from all parts of our own
spew that...ye participate fully in the generai

It is somewhat remarkable, however, and
ti of it worth inquiry, that while the price of
in consequence of this been regularly falling '
arkets for many weeks past, not the least
has taken place in the price of Bread,
as dear now as it. was in the midst of winter.

latest accounts received in Holland from
dated 20th December, it appears that the
m which threatened the peace and safety of
,ment, might be considered as nearly termi-
seasonable Proclamation having induced.
tants of several districts to submit ; in con-
of which the ringleaders had fled, without
iyment of force. This enabled the Governor
its whole force against the rebels of Sapa-
tioussasooel, and no doubts of a speedy and
e issue to the contest were entertained at

maim Courant of the 9th April, presents the
paragraph Official Accounts have been
at Campeachy from La Vera-Cruz, stating,
Insurgents had been completely subdued,
strong hold, Fort St. Gregorio, having been
by the Royalists, and the whole of the
made prisoners. In consequence of this the
ication with Mexico was entirely open, and
ntities of bullion had arrived from that city,
as intended to be shipped on its arrival at
uz."—The Insurgents alluded to in the fore-
tragraph, are tlac.e that were attached to
corps.

linerican Law, for preventing British shies
West Indies to come into the ports of the
i..ates, is not likely to create so much incon-
to the Planters as was at first imagLled.
is Bermuda a free port, where the cargo,
ig merely lauded and warehoused, may
put on board the same ship, and forthwith
security to America; but Halifax, and
s in New Brunswick, have, by the precau.
,linisters, been also constituted neutral eta-
n this seay the carrying trade will be Liiei-
voiy unequally : for while the British may
mi the L-ce Parts to the United Ftatei, the
ns arc not entitled to participate in the inter-
,,lveen the Ports to the West Indies. It
liowr-er, that the arrangement will be
jby the Americans. Its effect will be to add
o the amount of shipping charges.

.Ity the PRINCE REGENT had a dinner party
Ai House. In the evening his Royal High
I a :elect musical party.