Star.
London, England, 1821-06-30 00:00:00

=.l

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE SO, 1821.
THE FUNDS.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK :
S per Ct. Reduced 761/4 76 'A 'l/4—Sper Ct. Con. shut.
4 per Cent. 94 1/4-5 per Cent. shut.
Long Anns. 191/4 1-16.—India Bonds 50s. 48s. pre.
Etch. Bills. Is. dis. 2s. pr.—Ditto small, ss. pr.
•
Cons. for Acct. 77 3/6 1/2

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore-
noon-. They are extremely barren of information.
The Budget for the year, and the trial of the persons'
accused of the conspiracy of August, 1819, continue
to furnish the chief materials for their columns. The
impossibility of keeping up a connected view of these
apparently endless proceedings, has hitherto withheld
us from entering particularly into them, and must
still be our apology for following the same course.
French Five per Cents. Tuesday, 86 f. 45 c.

Advices have been received in town from Constan-
tinople to the 3d of June. At that date the embargo
on foreign vessels, laden with corn, still continued.
The Treksury, however, purchased with prompt pay-
ment, all that was offered. The armaments were
proceeding with great activity, partictilarly in the
arsenal, and new fortifications were erecting on the
Bosphorus. From this it would appear that a visit
from the Greek fleet is held by the Divan to be a pos-
sible contingency. No fresh intelligence from the ,
Mom had been received at Constantinople. Infor-
mation had arrived of the proceedings at Smyrna,
which led to an immediate order from the Turkish
Government to the Paella of Cesarea, to take the
city under his protection, and, above all, to consult
the safety of the foreigners residing there. A similar
injunction was transmitted to the Civil Authorities
of Smyrna.

The Servians are said to have attacked and de-
stroyed, on the Danube, between Porowitz and Kia-
dora, a Turkish battalion of 800 men, who were on
their march to join the main army.

A Requisition has been signed by more than 100
Gentlemen, for calling " a Meeting of the Catholics
of Ireland in Dublin, on Monday, the 16th of July,
to take into consideration the propriety of presenting
an Address to his MAJESTY, and also to consider the
fitness'of expressing their opinion on the present state
of Catholic Affairs, and of adopting the measures
most suitable to the wants and wishes of the Catholic
People of Ireland !"—Can anything but evil come of
such a proceeding? We should not be surprised to
find that it has the effect of preventing altogether
the Royal Visit. The Catholics of Ireland could not
have taken a more imprudent or ungracious step.

Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL had an audience
of the KING, at liis Palace, in. Pall-mall.
The Duke of YORK visited the KING yesterday.
The Duchess of CLARENCE rode to Kensington
yesterday, on a visit to the Duchess of KENT. The
Royal Duchesses afterwards rode out together in an
open carriage, along Battersea and Vauxhall-bridges.
Saturday, Captain and Lady AUGUSTA FITZCLA.
RENCE arrived at WHIDDON'S Hotel, Plymouth. The
Captain has a company in the 11th Regiment, at that
place, which he has joined.
On the notification of his MAJESTY'S intended visit
to Cheshire, Earl GROSVENOR offered him the use of
his.house, which the Kix° most graciously acknow-
ledged.
T. W. F.sq. M. P. left town yesterday for Norfolk.
The Duke of DtvoNsoina left town yesterday for.Chatsworth.
Advices from Naples, of the 14th insL mention,
that the Government has given orders for the imme-
diate sale of the Nati(marproperty devoted to the
exlinction of the debt created by the last loan with
Messrs. lloritscunD' the prodoce to be placed at
the disposal of .the Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. The new loan was quoted at 71 in Nap"
in much request and few sellers.
We quoted, on Tuesday, from a Greenock Papers
an extract of a letter from Jamaica, stating that a
meditated rising of the Negroes in that island had
been timely discovered and prevented. it is with
much satisfaction we are-now enabled to contradict
this statement (as far as relates to any intended rising
of the Blacks), upon the authority of an intelligent
Gentleman who has reached England by one of the
latest arrivals from Jamaica. He states, that it is a
fact, that a Negro had conducted hithself in a turbu-
lent manner on a coffee plantation in the Port Royal
mountains, which induCed the owner of the plantation
to send him to Kingston to be punished, but on his
examination before the Magistrates, no disclosures of
the alarming character alleged were brought against
him, and there can be, therefore, no.ground for the
apprehensions created on this account.
We learn from the same source, that several letters
bad reached Kingston from Lima, of a recent date;
but the Independents had not effected the reduction
of that important place, either by famine or invasicnr.
Slat an event was rather wished for in Jamaica, as
it would open a considerable trade, which, under ex-
isting circumstances, was cut off altogether by the
acti% ity of the Insurgent privateers, and the blockade
by the squadron of Lord COCHRANE.
sADLres Ww.t.s.—The blelo-drami of The Heart e
Lothiats was produced at this Theatre a few nights since, in
waich Mrs. Enticrom made her hrst appr.rance here, in her
original character of Mailge IVildfi e, in which she acquitted
herself with her accustomed unrivalled ability and most happy
• effv ct. Mr. limn- played Dumbedikes with great feeling, and
displayed a versatility of comic humour, which drew forth re-
pc-ted marks of approbation; Misses J. said E. Scorn, in the parts
jmare and Iffie Drams, were delightful ; the rest of the cha-
meters were very ably sustained by the whole strength of the
compaty. The Comic Pantomime of Harleguir. sat Home fol-
gov.ta, and was rectived.with its usual eclat. The House was
criowdsd in every part at au early hour.