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THE EV ENLNG STAR.

LONDON,

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 181$
THE FUNDS.

rnicz OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OWLCCK
Bank Stock shut—Bank Long Anns. shut.
5 per Cent. Reduced shut—Cons. 7451
Cons. for Ace. 74ii}-31 ',er Cent. shut.
4 raer Cent. shut-5 per Cent. Navy 1014 105
India Stock shut—lndia Bonds 18 20 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) 5 7 4 7 dis.

TWO Dutch mails arrived this morning, but their
contents possess but little interest.
Mr. ROSE, our Ambassador at the Court of Berlin,
Las left that city for Hanover.
On the 281 cf February, about five o'clock P.M.
there was a slight shock cf an earthquake, accom-
panied with a loud noise, at Eilenburg, six leagues
from Leipsig is th way to Torgaw. On the morn-
ing of the same day a slight shock was felt in diffe-
Teat places in Germany.
After a remarkably mild winter they now com-
plain in Norway of an excessive fall of snow.

Lord CATHCART has signified his wish to retire
fom his mission to the Court of St. Petersburgh. We
trust the Noble Lord will bring a commercial treaty
with him.

Yesterday the Duke of YORK, as Commander-in-
Chief, held a Levee at his office in the Horse-guards.
Yesterday evening the Duke and Duchess of Gnou-
CESTER honoured Covent-garden Theatre with their
presence.
QUEENSBERRY APPEA Ls.—The LORD CHANCELLOR
has again intimated in the House of Lords, that he had
read all the Papers relating to these important Causes,
and would give Judgment after the Easter recess.
COURT OF CIIANCERY.—In the case of Lady EMILY
VANE TEMPEST, yesterday morning, Sir A. PIGGOTT
moved the Court to remove all restraint with respect
to the proposed marriage of this Lady with Lord
STEWART, and that: the marriage might be allowed
to take place as soon as the necessary deeds were
prepared. Mr. MARTIN, for Mrs. TAYLOR. said he
had no instructions to oppose the motion. The LORD
CHANCELLOR said, 44 Sir ARTHUR, take your motion."
NEXT SATURDAY.—T. BIM respectfully reminds
his best friends, the Public, that the State Lottery
finishes NEXT SATURDAY, on which Day

5 Prizes of ,020,000-5 Prizes of £2,000-3 Ain's of £l,OOO,
And L'3 other Capitals,
Must all be Drawn. Blues Offices (as usual) have
been in the present Lottery more fortunate than those
of any other Office-keeper, as he Sold Three out of
the few Capitals drawn first day, and hopes Next
Saturday to be again pre-eminent for good fortune.—
Undrawn Tickets and Shares are selling at his Offices
4, Cornhill ; and 9, Charing-Cross, and by his Agents
in the Country.

Gunter, the unfortunate maniac, who dreadfully
lacerated himself in the king's Bends. Prison, last
♦week, died of his wounds on Monday ; but death was
accelerated by dreadful mental affliction. He was
considered out of danger on Saturdayiabut on Sun-
day he became quite mad, previous to which he sent
for two Clergymen, who attended, and to whom he
gave a lamentable story of his depraved conduct,
which, in his state of mind, it would be unjust to
enter into. He last resided in Red Lion-square, and
passed as a merchant.
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BOX ING.—Shelt.:n and Wert Rum arc matched to fight again
for 100 guineas a Aide, in a fortnight after the great battle be-
tueen Randall and Martin, which will be on the 18th of May.
Great doings are expected fromllurn.

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PLYMOUTH, MAtten 29.—Wind W. blows hard.—Carne In
the Rachel, ---' from London, for Jamaica.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 30.—Wind S. W.—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Trincomalee, front India. Put back his Majesty's
ship Nautilus, fur the Cape of Coed !lope and St. Helena. It
still continues to blow hard, but the ships all ride In safety.
DLSL, MARCH 30.—Wind S. W.—Arrived and sailed for the
River, the Mary, SMITH, from Genoa; Vlizabeth, EVANS, from
Messina. Caine down from the River, the Favourite, SAVAGE,
fur Belfast; Ilarriett, ADAMS, for Cadiz; Ocean, WiLxixsox,
for ditto; Euxina, HANN, for Constantinople ; Britannia, But-
LEY, for Seville; Nautilus, MELON, for Cork, and remain in
the Downs with the rest of the outward-bound as per last.
Livintroot., Mallen 29.—Arrived the Parker and Sons,
Ilonctioti, from New Orleans, sailed 21st, and from the Balize
25th February. The Remittance and Pocahontas, sailed on
the 14th February for Liverpool, put back with loss of rudders ;
the former would have to discharge to repair.
MARGATE, MARCII 30.—The brig William and Mary, Ilitowt4,
from Little Hampton to Sheerness, has been brought in here
with loss of an anchor and cable, and windlass broke asunder.
HA awlett, MAacti 30.—Wind W.S.W. Arrived the Eclipse
Packet, with a mail, ht. from Holland.
CUSTO3I-HOUSE, MARCH W.—lnwards—The Richard and Si-
belle, Read, from Barbadoes ; Latona, Lovie, from Demerara ;
Goede Hoop, Honk, front Groningen; the Saxony, Berg, andl
George and Ann, I'osgate, from llamburgh ; Prince of Orange,l
Collins, from Rotterdam ; Jane, Brown, from Mogadore ; and
Vrow Christina, Boonwird, from Groningen. Outward—The
Harmony, Cresswell, for Rio Janeiro; Vine, Webb, for Rot-
terdam; Bothzrs. Read, for Iliunburgh. Cleared Outwards—
The Good Intent, Aaron, for Antwerp ; Lord Wellington, An-
derson, for Batavia; Canada, Davison, for Quebec • Pulmanter,
Williams, for Stockholm; Comet, Wilcockson, for Quebec ; the
Speculator, Field, for Bergen ; Enigkeit, Wolff, for Elbing ; the
Hawk, Henderson, for Riga; Lord Cathcart, Watson, for Cal-
cutta; Esk, Gray, for Miramicld ; Tasso, Taylor, forPiettsti.
FROM THE COMMERCIAL LIST.

The Mary and Elizabeth, Ptireetrs, arrived at the Ilavannab
the Bth February, from London, was boarded by an Insurgent
privateer, a few leagues from the llavannah.
BA RIADOJES, FEERVA Re 6: Arr as rival from leeward acquaints
us that the ketch Blackbird, of this port, had been boarded on
her passage to Port() Rico by an Insurgent cruizer, and robbed
of woo dollars, with which, we understand, she was proceeding
to that Wand to purchase a cargo.
Vasszes semis wsru.—On the 11th instant, off Cape Spartel,
the Agnes, from Leghorn for London • and on the 19th, in lat.
40. long. 10. the St. Lawrence, from Leghorn' for Leith, by the
Saundzrs, line, arrived at Plymouth. The Egham, arrived in
the River from Buenos Ayres, passed, on the 4th instant, in lat.
47,. 50. long. 18. O. the English vessel Alice.—Four transports,
with the coth 11.11ment, bound to the Cape of Good Hope,
seas spoken with on the .5:1 Fehr.:ary, in lat. 4. S.—The Ann,
eliOK ER, from Liverpool to New York, was spoken with on the
6th instant, in lat. 38. long. al. she had been struck by lightning
the day before.
.1 (mantes, MMICII 24.—Tuesday, the Fdiza, DAVIMON, of
this port, from Sunderland, with lime, took fire at sea, and in
that state was driven off the land in a heavy gale. The crew
consisted of the Captain and three men ; and being alarmed for
the bursting of the vessel, the three men went below for the
purpose of forcing up the decks, when they were all suffocated
by the burning lime; and the Captain was left alone, fifty miles
from the nearest land. fly great exertions, however, he sue.
steering the erct,.l to iloly Island, where he arrived
last, abuost ln.rat to the water's edge.

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