Star.
London, England, 1829-03-19 00:00:00

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CITY. Tvinvit l) CLOCK.
3nderstand that Insurances have been made a. Lloyd's on
roceeding front Lisboa to Rio dv Janeiro, laden with intr.
I.'
o the present hour, scarcely one bargain has been done in
lasol market, which opened at 97,1 g for the Account. and
for Money.
Parliamentary Debates of last night occupy the attention
rublic.
ling is doing in the Foreign market, and prices are nominal
!iv.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK,
tall rennin in the same dull state as in the early part of chit
I, without any news, or the least speculation in the Gold
Consols have remained, during the morning with a a".
of about g per cent. as they have been done at 87i g tee
or, and are at present 1111 4. and for Money 87i to i.
mot hear of any Raptess from Paris.
°reign market is In the same state of stagnation as that d
F•sl
h.—Farchenuer Bills remain at yesterday'. prates.

COURT CIRCULAR.

Juke of Constitute% and a select patty, dined with the
AUGUSTA on Monday, at her Royal Highness's residence
4iig's Palace, St. James's.
ir Davos, the Russian Ambassador, accompanied by
,TUVIsILI and Prince Poasessc, the French Ambassador,
Merence with the Uuke of Watmuossis and the Karl of
as yesterday, at the Treasury. The Fureiin blintstere
Earl of Assesses spiljoarned to the Fortis') Ofßer and
hsequently kilned bf
,blOllll. 1311014,1Dai, the Spanish Jtl
nil the Duke of Wm:pm:um Atter the close to the coos
the French Ambassador remained engaged with the Eafl
togas during a considerable time.
wrai.ott of S.lk Weavers Isom Spita!fields. and of the Silk
I et Coventry, beaded I.y hunt, M.P. fur Coventry,
at the office of the Board of 'Dade yesterday, mad bad a
cc with the Vice President of the Board of Trade.

NAVAL INTLLIAIsENCL.
annex TnrsUaitr—Dublin 1-IVaterford I—Hamhurgh I,
East India Company's ship Asia airived in Hang.' the tmul
tuber. "Hie Prince ltegent, Marchioness of Ely. end
ni also attend there. . •
veva. 3latu.n 10.—Wind s.S—Arrived the Araelinef
from St. Antuhlu. Sailed the Neptune. Ilurnaud, for

MTH, MAscat 16--Wind S.E to 11.-=-Off port the St. Lays
from Whoa. Arrived the Surpnse," Harvey. from
; James, Plat ritigion. fruos 11th instant.
lbNes, M•acn 16 --Arrived the Lavinia, Tr!daubed, from
MARCH 17.—Wlnd W.& W.—No arrivals or tailings.
tatuusle, MARCH 17.—Wind & to W.B W.
ARRN, MARCH s.—The mutt Lght RfUtl is at her station,
smaller er inrer one ip still at litligulani.
V 25. 25.—We have bad a sou.h wind for some days,
• is broken, though not let c.rried away. The only this
*kick kiss watered here is the John Kenton.
ST. PA FRICK'S DAY.
•
being the Anniversary Of the Festival of St. Patrick,
ned, as formerly, at the Freema-ont' Tavern. At hart
ck the Marquis of Ekiwnsutaa took the chair. Among
ished guests we observed, on the right hand of the No-
m. the Earl of Wicklow and Loud Pititakett ; and ulnas
I, the Marquis of lamdonslerry- and Lord Gutlerich.
y woo unusually thin or the fairer sex.
grace of N. Nun Nubia," the Noble Chairman rose,
toast to prispOse," sat° the Marquis, •• which, ea the
Di this Society. I sin iu duty butind to give; anal, helms
this sentbseitt, I ought to state tiler the Society has re.
hundred guineas the amount ut has Majesty's must was
vto it. - therefore have to propose tar you, Geutler
in butopets,• Ills Majesty's health, and long We to

was received wi:h four times four ; but certainly
usia.m which gladdened the olden times, fur the
their politic., iu " God save the King," struck
ly In the character of a warning voice.
toast of " the Duke of Clarence, and the rest of the
ly," there followed the giee.of " Now, the bright
star, • the words from. Milieu.
navy," with three times three, followed nest, with the
- called " Rule, Britannia ;" alter which " General
nd the Army" was given from the chair.
log to the Report, which was read by the Secretary, the
funds of this Society bad enabled the* logierly to omits
tren, and yet SOU were waiting for admissiset.
it-The next toast I shall give, Gentlemen, is; " the
Society of St. Patrick." lately have visited their
I entertain or desk but that they will okietately be,
le with that excellent institution, the Welsh Chinni

idren were introduced, not, however, so numerously as
and dressed not as heretofore in green, but brownish cloth.
the toasts of the " Lord Lieutenant of Ireland," and
to Ireland," and also the " Patronesses of St. Patrick."
Cuateutan said, that he bad to propose the health of
isal whose very name commanded respect, but ccrncern-
i he was Incompetent to speak in adequate terms. 1114
he wished to propose was, " The health of his Grace
of Wellington. who now presided at the bead of his hla-
ment."--Drank with.thrrre times three.
guts of LOSOOSIMILT said, that he rely great pleasure in
the meeting, and complimented the Chairman as an Irish

CHAIRMAN (his health having been drank) expressed
that there was no country which was so grateful tor
-• derived from the residence of their• landlords as
to rank several Noble Lords among
...obility in that country. But he wished •
from politics, as, whatever might be the
would enable the people to eujoy the
rations, of the constitution.
talth being drank, be expressed his eon-
to be the duty of the 'Gentleman, ur
one Anniversary to attend at the es-
.ty this day; but be stood upon still
felt a warm an.l iiittlise ititercsk in the
aich was noble iu its origin. discreet in its
aided in its benevolence. With these
iestivities of the day, and spun that
politics.
" constituted the next toast, when his
..art was so full that be could out trust
subject 81,01 tit.retrt to it.
were announced, the " Memory of their
of York and Kent," And also of the
.6 Chohoundeley," were drank in silence.
lAnousosese said, that by did not wish to di's-
but he was glad, upon his conscience,
.. Irish soldier to give peace to Ireland. If
devoutly to be wished, should be conceded,
• the .people of the sister kingdom would
• bouts.
being drank, he regretted the necessity
thanks, and deprecated all allusious to
. though he felt, had nothing to do with
sense of future benefits. • His heart best
geographical distinctions. If thrre.were
how magnanimous in comparison most
end ring to bind man to man, and nation
tr all, ought nut to be conceded to tie
Thu, after he had terrified the despotism
common good. Itwas nu looser am
order of the day, and, as apt*, to be

&ewards'heing drunk,
.4 said—ln the unavoidable absence .st seem
Colleagues, and. on behalf of them also, I 104
most cordial thanks, and to assure you. If
arduous efforts have in the slighted de.
support of our national and benevolent
harmony and comfort, we *hall ever coo.
rewarded:
amount of 1,5701.. were announced, and the
hall ansidst great applause.

'HE FANCY.
AtO a•skle took plate yesterday, neat
-road, between Ned Btown (the Sprig d
Cock or Waikam•treen, which was Wow
• and two minutes, in a way masterly style.

JR, MAIUCI.AIIII, Name Is.
Wilkins, transacted in ear market ilia
les have been very limited since Mondale
day's prices for an kinds of Grain.
moss uses MONDAY.
650 I

Foreign
Osts,Englisb
2,900 Irish
2,200 I Foreign
Fluor (sacks)

s
1,100

POlLbed by Joon Miami, the rivin
Nq 1. lickatt-place. Temple Bar.

Fes. 93.—sve nave
'cc is broken, though not
1 which kiss w,ntered ht
ST. PAM'
day being the Anniversa
lebrated, as formerly, at
'clock the Marquis of 13
iguished guests we obser
rman, the Earl of Wicklc
and, the Marquis of Lon
lier y was unusually thin
the gr.ice of ". Non Nub
a toast to propose," Sal
of this Society, I sin it
o this sentiment, I ough
hundred guineas the ,
my to it. - therefore I
drink in bunipens,• his
utiment was received Is
that entltusia.m which I
confound their politic.,
bly in the character of
the toast of " the Duke
amity," there followed
star, • the words from.
navy," with three dm
•ng called " Rule, Bri
'll and the Army" was j
ding to the Report, whi
fluids of this Society I
Waren and yet SOU we
-- MA Irbt next toast 1
nt Society of St. Patr
and I entertain notion'
compete with that excel
hildren were introduce
, and dressed not as hen
the toasts of the " I
ity to Ireland," and al
oble Cuaseutan said, t
ideal whose very name
m he .wai Ineurepeten
t he wished to proposi
e of Wellington. who 13
• veroment."--Drank
larquis of Louncirtnean
the fleeting, and corn
d.
Obi! QUIRK/Al (his I
cdou that there was n
fits theyderived from
b, and he was happy t
aintance as resident Nol
• canon to abstain iron
',sound education win
s, or endure the Erivatil
• nt Goninucit's health
that. understanding it I
an, who presided at t
• had met the Soci.t
grounds, became be fr
is Id a Society, which
ment, and unbounded
partook of the kind le
would abstain from p.
d Plunketee health"
ip said, that his heart
dil.te on the subjec
the subscriptions wee
lighnessts the Dukes
u lies ut Hastings and C
arquis ut Lcunantexa
dr political harmony, I
as reserved.lor an lri•
animation, so devout
and trusted that the
.w to appreciate the be
'Coeuxu:s beahh be
under 01 returning tha
Gratitude, grateful tb
except as being a seas
• knew nothing of gee
at former times,, ho.
Innards now ettsleava
! And what, after
plain of the aye, win
.5, now upheld the c
• scheme, but the ot
at.
• health of the Stew
Mums rose and sakl-
unourable Colleague
return you' our most
le but sincere and at
tribetetl to the sup
as likewise your bars
r laboun as amply re
• iptions to the mom
irman left the ball
TH
ted little light fur sd
.ne,on the Barnet-Ito
had Bevan, the Cot
mer in one boor ant
I RN.RXCHANG}
was but, little but
, and as the supilies
n demanded that dm
MINIMA 11
English (qrs.)
Irish . •
Foreign 2,
English 2,
risk
rrinted and Pubis
the Stoma Onus, Zl