Star.
London, England, 1820-02-02 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The.ceremony of swearing the Members was all
that took place at the sitting of this day. The
SPEAKER took his seat at a quarter past three, and
the Members then present, to the number of forty,
proceeded to take the oaths, and sign their names, as
on the preceding day. There were not more than
sixty Members who presented themselves for this
purpose. Among these were observed, 7 .
Sir James Mackintosh, Mr. Croker, Mr. Whitbread, Colonel
Barry, Sir John Perring, Sir William Curtis, General Ferguson,
Mr. T. Drake, Mr. Lester, Mr. Elecketr, Mr. Rayne, Mr.
Ward, Mt. S. Smith, Mr. C. Calvert,. Mr. Goulburis, Mr.
Great% Mr. Robert Grant, Mr. Brims, Mr. Protheroe, and
Alderman Wait man.

TILE • E VENING STAR

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1820.
. THE FUNDS.
PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE OICLCCK
S per Cent. Reduced 681/2 1/4
3 per Cent. Consols 67% 5/i
31 per Cent. 7678
4 per Cent. 87 86A
5 per Cent. Navy 102% 7
Bank Long Annuities 18 1-16
India Bonds 156. pr.
South-Sea Stock 751/2
Exchequer Bills (21) 3s. 4s. pr.
Consols for Acct. 67%8 68 67%.

It was expected that the Lisbon Mail would have
removed all uncertainty as to the real state of the
insurrection in the South of Spain. Its arrival leaves
us, however, in much the same situation as the ac-
.ttoOnts via France. By letters from Lisbon it would
<nppear, that Cadiz had. not fallen into the hands of
,-.the Insurgents on the 11th of January, and yet this
is the very clay on which a vessel arrived at Gibraltar
.from Cadiz, having her papers signed, not by the
,sttsual Port Captain of Cadiz, but by a person ap-
:pointed by the new Authorities. In a word, the AC..
-'tounts continue as contradictory as ever. May we
:suppose that the accounts received at Lisbon, of the
,allth, were written in the morning, and that the vessel
:which-arrived at Gibraltar left Cadiz in the after-
noon—the Insurgents having, in the interim, entered
the place? However this may be, the following
account from Gibraltar was received in the City
this forenoon

jarrawcr OF A LETTER, DATED GIBRALTAR, ISFR
JANUARY, 1820, ADDRESSED TO :MESSRS. Joni.'
FIRM AND CO.

" Within the lait few days a complete Revolution
has broken out in Spain. Cadiz was taken posses•
;ion of by the Revolutionists without any opposition,
and Seville, it is supposed, will join the same party.
All communication is cut off between this and Cadiz
by the King's party, who are very few in number."

FROM OUR PRIVATE CORRESPONDENT.
"PARIS, JANWARY 30, 1820.
4, All is incertitude respecting the affairs of Spain ;
but yesterday a Courier arrived from the KING, with
dispatches for the Russian Minister here, who in-
stantly sent them off to St. Petersburgh. The Ultra
Journals pretend that the insurrection is not general,
and that there is ne danger, becanse the Madrid
Papers do not mention it. The Censeur Europien,
to shew that this is no rule to go by, quotes the daily
paragraphs in The Journal de Paris of March, 1815,
in. which it was constantly asserted, that NAPOLEON
was joined by no one, but, in the country, hunted
like a wild beast, by all the population of France ;
and that the King's Guards, &c. &c. were all impa-
tient to meet the Usurper.' We know the result.
All goes on well in Spain ; no Expedition can
int sent against the Independents ; and it is even un-
certain whether the KING is at Madrid. The insur-
recticm is general.
4,4 We have no home news. On Tuesday, M. Da-
CAZES 6 aims the dagger' at his owe Law of the Elec-
tions—so say the parties. We hope he only wants to
•
improve, and not destroy it."

We have received this morning New York and
Philadelphia Papers to the 11th January. The fol-
lowing are extracts :
FROM Sr. D6MINGO.—The Norfolk Herald of
the 3d January mentions that advices from the Island
of a late date, announce that the understanding be-
tween the two Chiefs, Christophe and Boyer, has be-'
come so friendly, that an intercourse with neutral
vessels may be carried on between the respective
ports wi:',lout molestation. A vessel from the United
States may touch at any pert within the dominions
of Christophe, cuter, sell her cargo, and clear for
any port within the dominions of Boyer, without mo-
lestation."
44. FROM PaiteAcot.A.—An Officer in the United
States
Army now in the vicinity of Pensacola, in-
.eads in Boston, that the Spanish Go-
forms fik fri