Star.
London, England, 1828-03-03 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MARCH 1.

THE ARRIVAL OF LORD ANGLESEY.
Within a quarter of seven o'clock yesterday evening
the Marquis of A NOLUIT arrived at KingstownHarbour
on board a steamer. Oa taking her station, a longboat
came out from the Royal Yacht, and took bis Lordship
on board. When he ascended the deck blue lights were
hoisted, and a Royal salute was fired from his Majesty's
vessels in the hat bour—the Yacht, the Tiger, the Sham-
rock, and tither revenue cruisers. Immediately &for,
Ki zstown and Dunleary were brilliantly illuelinatet!
here were bonfires even on the Black Rock, and various
demonstrations of joy throughout the neighhota ing
country. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, S eriffs,
and cavalcade met his Excellency at Ball's Bridge,
At two o'clock this day, and escorted him to the Castle.

To Tux CITIZMIS or DUILIN—The Lord Mayor feels it his
duty to call the attention of the Citizens of Dublin to the fol-
lowing letter, which be had the honour to receive last night frcm
the Marquis of Anglesey, and to de-ire that the coop invent in-
tended to be paid to the Nord Lord by illuminating ibis evening,
will 'aquae place t
" RBI/al Charlotte yacht, Kingstown Harbour, Fel-. 26.1626.
" Mr Loss Maros—Having learned teat the inhabitants of
Dublin propossto do me the honour of illuminatirg the city upon
my arrival to-morrow, I beg leave to express to your Lordship the
high sense I entertain of this flattering mark of atten ism Being,
however, at the same time conscious that the exhibition of pubic
feeling must be attended with much expense, and might possibly
produce considerable inconvenience, I take leave to request your
Lordship to make these sentiments, which emanate from a sincere
feeling of respect towards those who have intended for me so high
an honour. I have the honour to be, my Lord Mayor, your Lord-
ship's most obedient bumble servant, " A NO LIMEY.'
" To the Right Hors. the Lord Mayor of Dublin."
CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Mance 5. ,0,
We were very moderately supplied with Wheat forAtiainons-
log's matket, which caused fine samples to be full Ile !lir quarter
higher than this day week ; but there was no improvement in the
middling and second descriptions. Barley was rather in demand,
and fine malting samples sold freely at 345. per quarter. Beans and
Peas of both descriptions were 'extremely dull sale, and a trifle
cheaper. The Oat trade continues in the same dull state, and Is.
per quarter lower, without much business having bees done at that
abatement. In.other articles there is no alteration.
Wheat, Kent & Essex, 505 635 Peas, Grey 38s 40s
Suffolk. 50s 61s Beans, Small (new) 36s 425
NOrfolk, ,fss 485 Tick, (new) 341 66s
• Rye 305 526 Oats, Potatoe 26s 60s
Barley 50s 341 Poland 24s Xis

IIfPORTATIONI
'►heat, English qua: ten 4,878
Do. Foreign
Do. Irish
Barley, British
Malt, British
Oats

LAST WILE.
Foreign Oats
_ . _ _

6,234:
5,648
6,155

Irish Oats
Beans, qrs.
Peas
English Flour, melts
American do. barrels

2,134
1;1$4
04507,
•

SMITHFIELD M-ARKET. Manna 3.
Beef looks better, the finest young Stots being quoted it 51.4 d
Ss. 2d. per stone; and the coarser and larger Meat at 4416 d. 1 as.;
per stone. Mutton likewise is better, prime young Downs.maseks.
ing Ss. to ss. 4d. per stone; and coarser and larger hieae,bylvg
3s. ad. to 45. 10d. per scene. In Veal there is no alteration worth
noticing, prime young Calves being 6s. 6d. to 7s. and larger Cal4kil
Ss. 6d. to 6s. per stone. In the Pork trade there is an improvement,
dairy-tad Porkers being 6s. 4d. to 6s. ad. per stone ; and coarser
and larger Pigs 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d.-Beasts, 2,013; Sheep, 14,570;
shal-uttliona,y,3ps.e:ldioatad,s,se3. 45t..
Pigs, 120 j Calves, 110.
LIVERPOOL, Malice 1.
•
V,6e48ea11:56.545.PC0rk575ie.0rn,eP.2,0 :ks .tes4€,Csd.s. 370 s.st LoStg6r ads , 10s. to 411 16 s
Currox.-The import this week is 9,698 bags, and the sales reach
12,970 bags, at steady prices.-Advices from New York of 50th
January quote price of Uplands at ed. to lOird. which, on 23d
Ja-
nuary, bad been quoted at gad. to 10}d. but the. Premium of Ex-
change continued the same, viz. at 10Ad. to 10ed.
Sur./a, Sec.-Very little business has been dome in B. P. Sugar,
only 400 hhds. having bete sold at rather lower rates. About 350
casks Coffee bate been sold at barely last-week's prices ; and 230
puncheons Rum have been disposed of at 2d. 3d. per gallon fur
common Leeward. . •
DAYSA LTZIIIIIII, &c.-The most Importaat feature, this week is
the public sale of Indigo, consisting of 404 chests East India, and
41 seroas Caracca. The sale was tolerably well attended, and 163
cheats Bengal were sold at a Made higher than the Loudon sale, for
ordinary qualities, but at rather lower rates, for good consumers.
Tallow continues to advance, 465. having been paid for Yellow
Caadle; and 50s. for fresh Palm Oil.

Psons usu.—There is rather mote doine In fine Butters, and
readily commands the top quotation,.