Star.
London, England, 1819-04-16 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INSTITPTION, WOODFORD.
PTIIIS SEMINARY, under the direction of an
experienced MERCHANT, affords a favourable oppor-
tunity for Young Gentlemen frcrn Military and Classical Schools
to prepare themselves for the Commercial Lino, by daily prac-
tice in rmuLar COUNTING-lIOUSES, and-t 6 complete at the
saute time their Literary mutation. The Classics and Foreign
Languages, r InCA ECONOMY, and every Branch
connected with Trade, are carefully taught by competent Mas-
ttrs, and SRN loa ruin 1.8 are received in a separate De-
rrtment, under very liLeral Regulations adapted to their age.
The same course of Instruction is pursued as at the EAST
INDIA COLLEGE, for which this will be found a very useful
preparitlon.—A Praspectos, containing the Terms and Refer-
ences to.the first Houses in Loodua and Liverpool, may be ob-
tained at Mr. Richardson's, No. Cornhill.; and at Messrs.
Buhte and Co.'s, N 0.., York-street. Covent-garden, London.

'IIIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY. APRIL 16, 1819.
TUE FUNDS.
DEICE► Of 'STOCKS( THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock 252--Bank Long Anns. 19 1-16

3 per Cent. Ite.s.uced 74 72—Consols 731724
Cons. for Acc. 73if 74-4 per Cent. 81i 81
4 per Cent. 911 90 9f-5 per Cent. Navy .105 iii
Wilia Stock 220 221—India Bonds 39 36 38 pre.

Exchequer Bills plr! 2 1 pre.

The Money Market looks very heavy this morning.
Consols began at 73 fer Money, 73ii for Account:
they shortly fpitety le Money, 731 Account. Im-
mense Sales have taken placer and large bets were
made that ConsifliViauld Ise tone at 70 on or before
the 26t1. clay, attling,Ttlarin. Two Ducklings were
declared this morning; btst fiieir defalcation is not to
a considerable amount. 'lard Houses have failed in
the City, one of which is said to have £250,000 in
paper afloat in the Market. The amount of the ex-
pected Loan is now reported to fie 2.5 Millions : this,
with the present gloomr'state of trade, has tended
materially to affect the Funds. The Commissioners
were•served in Consols at 73, by two Jobbers.

Hamburgh; Dutch, and Flanders Mails arrived
this morning.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Kara reached Brussels, on their way to England, on
Sunday hst. • Their axtival, therefore, may be daily
expected.

There have been some quarrels between different
Military Corps at Brussels, and which seem net to
have, been quite settled when the Mail came away.
rxiirate accounts from Warsaw say, that his Ma-
jesty.tbe Emperor of RUSSIA, King of POLAXID, is
shortly expected in that Capital, to be present at an
exdicirdinaiy Diet which will be convoked there.
The! German Papers contain some partictilars reo,
vesting the system of Government preparing for
Hanover, which we have given among the subjoined'
Extracts: •

,BRUSSELS, APRIL 9.

Yesterday evening, at half-past seven, a foot soldier
of titirl4arrison was found expiring in our streets,
and.ceeil 'dead to our Hospital. He was stabbed
in farplaces iii the breast, and had a sabre wound
on* head. Arilthin a few days several other sol-
diers, moveior less severely wounded, have been car-
ried to the. H?lpital. It appears that this man re-
ceived his wdunds' in a quarrel at a public-house;
that an unhappy dissention has by some means
broken out between the troops composing the Gar-
risono whiclivrould probably have been attended on
this occasion with fatal consequences but for the
exertions of the Officers, who, with some difficulty,
restrained the soldiers of both corps. A Court Mar-
tial is engaged in the investigation of the affair, in
order to punish the guilty.

Aram 12.—Notwithstanding the present measures
taken by the Military Authorities and the active vi
gilance of the Officers both of the Cavalry and In-
fantry, to prevent new disputes between the soldiers.
of both arms, they could not hinder an accidental
rencontre, as it seems, between some Subaltern Offi-
cers of the Infantry and some Hussars. Yesterday
afternoon, in the faubourg of Ramar, they were al-
ready engaged, when a detachment of the Royal
Marechansse galloped up, separated the combatants,
and took seven Hussars to the watch-house. An in-
dividual who imprudently took part in the affair, i
was severely wounded with a sabre. Numerous pa.'
traits prevented the occurrence of any further disor-
der, which was much apprehended.
The Duke and Duchess of Kent arrived resterday
afternoon in this city, where the greater pet of their'
suite had already arrived before them.
Accounts from Frankfort, just received, state that
die Fair is extremely favourable for woollen goods.

particularly the cloths of Verviers and its neigh.
bourhood.

FRANKFORT, APRIL S.

i j
It is affirmed thaithe German Diet has held sera.
ral secret Sittings, in which they deliberated oe the
measures which it would be proper to take pan. ,

contrain, to bring back the Universities of Gomm,
to sintefeal Abject. These eitellishments, which have
nowt4g4 awe* felr t4e jeathing of the sciences, of
b ilims!tdro ikseithriogro *lot, and cannot be scipole:
sugvi any spews of eduaation, but on the other
band st,is not desired to place the Students under the
I's'i4ished to preserve the privileges
of Use thsvetsiries to govern themselves after their
own statutes, and by their own Members-the,-are