Star.
London, England, 1821-10-24 00:00:00

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FINANCIAL STATE OF IRELAND.

A Statement of the Trish Revenue, for the years ending ou
the 10th of October, 1J20„ and on the 10th of October, 1821,
distinguishing each Quarter of the two years, has been published,
from which it appears that there is an increase in the year end-
. 4 on the 10th of October, 1821, of £216,325 16s, lid. that in
the Quarter ended on the 10th of October last, there is an excess
of £147,000 beyond the corresponding Quarter 1..,t year ; that,
with ;he exception cf the January Quarter, there is an excess in
every other Quarter ~•c Cie prevent year: in the April Quarter,
an excess of above Al ;in the July Quarter, an excess of
above £53,006; and in tht, last Quarter. as we have already
stated, an excess of Xi 41,000-411 in British currency.

;hi E EVENING STA R.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEIt 24, 1621.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
At one reriod, yesterday, £.50,000 Consols were
offered in the Mai ket at 78 for Money, and were
done as low as 781/4 for the November Account.'
Money was worth 5 per Cent. in the latter part of the
clay—one French Broker sold largely. The fall was
attributed to a large Bull account ; and it is calcu-
lated that from eighteen millions to twenty millions
S per Cents. are held on continuation by the monied
men, for the speculators on a rise. Mini,ters still
continue to issue Exchequer Bills to any amount that
the Public may take. The Market this morning
looks heavy : it opened at 781/2 for Money, and 783/4
for the Account.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 240-3 per Cent. Itedu. 77'/s 34 14
3 per Cent. Cons.ols 78% 78 78 1%
3 1/4 per Cent. 87'/ V 4-4 per Cent. 9G 1/4 3/8
.5 per Cent. 111% I,4—Long Anns. 191/4 9-16
India Stock 240 —lndia Bonds 72 73 pre.
Exch. Bills 4s. Gs. pr.—Do. (Small) ss. 76. pr.
Cons. for Account 781/4 1/4 3/8.

Letters have been received from Jamaica dated
3d September, which mention, that by a sloop arrived
from Clint% information had been obtained, confirtn-
ing the report of the defeat of General SAN MARTIN
at Chmillos, in an action which, it was understood,
took place in June, consequently subsequent to the
signing of the Armistice. The following are extracts
from the Jamaica letters :
On the 3d of August, anchored in the port of Pa-
nama, the corvette Alexandra, of 22 guns and 90
men, belonging to the Independents of Choco, and
last from Guayaquil. On the 16th of July, in the
night, a revolution took place among the naval forces
at Guayaquil. The gun-boats ascended the river to
place themselves under the orders of Gonsales, who
commands the Royalists, and was then at Bodegas,
six leagues from Guayaquil. The ship Ann Bolivar
and two brigs were sunk, and the corvette Alexandra
went out to sea, the crew rose on the Captain, and
brought her into Panama ; she has a large quantity
of stores and arms on board, and on her way she cap-
tured a brig bound to Choco. The reasons given for
the counter-revolution in Guayaquil are, the arrival
of 600 men there from Choco, sent from Santa Fe, as
auxiliaries. They began to levy contributions, and
commit other vexations, as if it had been a conquered
country, when the inhabitants seeing themselves so
ill-treated, rose up and resolved to re-establish their
Government under the authority of the Peninsula.—
On the 14th of August, General Cruz Murguion,
Captain General of New Granada, 48 Officers, and 600
troops, landed at Chagre, on their way to Panama, by
Which means the safety of the isthmus is secured."
EXT R ACT OF A LETTER FROM JAMAICA, AUGUST 28.
The Kingston passed close in-shore off Cartha-
gena on the 22d instant ; everything appeared quiet,
and only a schooner cruising off and on.
The Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to
issue a Proclamation prohibiting the exportation of
flour, bread, biscuit, rice, corn-meal, corn, or peas, the
Proclamation of the 23d July only extending to Boar.
For these last ten days the weather has been very
hot and oppressive, with little wind, nor has there
been any heavy thunder during the season until the
25th inst. when the wind came on moderately from
the N.W. with heavy rain, and during its continuance
several severe claps of thunder succeeded each other."
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM MONTREAL, SEPT. 13.
4, A letter from ?Assumption mentions, at about
three o'clock in the afternoon of last Sunday, there
was experienced in that place a hurricane, by which
three houses and thirteen barns were dismantled, but
no lives lost, although the families were within them
when the roofs were torn off."

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE, and the Misses FITZCLARENCE, are at
present all residing at Bushey Park.
Mr. ARBUTHNOT left town this day on a visit to
the Earl of WEAMORELAND in Northamptonshire.
Mr. TIERNEY arrived in town yesterday from
Dover, where he has been spending some days. In
the evening he dined with Lord HOLLAND, at Ken-
sington ' • and today he left town on a visit to the
Earl of EssEx, at Cashiobury Park.
The lion. W. and Mrs. HERBERT have been en-
tertaining large pat ties of guests since the commence-
ment of the shooting season, at Spefforth ; amongst
whom have been Mr. and Mrs. LITTLETON, Miss FITZ.
cLAusscr., Mr. and Mrs. LANE Fox, Lady and Miss
ALLEN, the lion. Messrs. HOWARD, PETER, LAS-
czyljA, Mears. W. Cola/ DUNCOHBE, &C.