Star.
London, England, 1819-02-03 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1819.
TIIE FUNDS
PRICK OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE D'CLCCK
Bank Stock 271i-3 per Cent. Reduced 7811aa
3 per Cent. Cons. 78} 771i—Cons. for Acc. 74111.
31 per Cent. 87i 861-4 per Cent. 961
.5 per Cent. Navy 1061.11—Bank Lg. Ans. 201.161
India Stock 2331 23`34r-India Bonds 82 80 82
South-Sea Stock 78-01 d Annuities 771
Exch. Bills (W.) 15 17 7—Commercial 9 10 dis.
Omni= 1# premium.

On the opening to-day of the Market, the Dulls
appeared to have the ascendancy, and Consols, which
left off yesterday at 781 for the account, were done
at ; they fell, however, suddenly, in consequence
of the appearance of some heavy Sellers, to 78i, and
when our Reporter left the City they were at that
price.—It is reported, that the Bank have refused to,
prolong the time for the Redemption beyond the
,12th instant.

The expected discussion on the resumption of Cash.
payments by the Bank of • England, came on last
night, in both Houses. In the House of 'Lcrds the
Earl of EivEneoot.'s motion for a Committee was ac-
ceded to without any debate. In the House of Com-
there was a long and anirared debate, nlich was
introduced by a motion of Mr. TIERNEY, for " a Se-
lest Committee to inquire into the influe.tre of
,the
Exchanges with Foreign Countries upon e.-r circu.
lation, with reference to the Restriction )1 Cub.
payments ; and whether any, and what re our, ex-

fisted, for continuing • the Resttict;on -I.evotti
'period appointed by law for its temilatiol:
supported his motion +:•:ti: ire it vivacity, and, ,
'Meting the seriousn?is of the question, the ft,
was very good Lumoute,l. The CnAxcittoa
EXCH cuu E.n.! A rnendn:elt was " For a Secret;_,
mittce to consi.lN- the state of the Bank With a
feftncc to Cash i'ayments, and report their e•"
there:.:-., as well as ❑p,:n all other matter.: rrla4,
thereto, so far as ilit,cl,,,Aire could be made
injury to the public ihterests."

The Amendment, of coirse, was carried,
warm contest; and the result will be a continwt
of the Restrkaion to an indefinite period, for no
now counts °a the certainty of any day fixed on:,
the resumption of Cash Payments as rendeliag
period one whit more certain than it was v,..r
years ago.

Advices have been received frern Ceylon, bv
way cf Madras; communkating the interligerce-0
the capture of the Malabar Chief, pretender to
th
Crown of Candy, tvho supposed to hae been E.
chief cause off' the insurrection which had so kelp.
vailed in that island. Together with him wab made
prisoner, his Prime Minister, Knrial..tro .

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this mcrr.iT-
The Chamber of Peers had on Saturday a 1)4,
meeting, at which the discussion resuu,edfin
Project of Law for the Abolition of the Di ,it 4r4i.
baiae. •

An article of v"ry curious intelligence appears
these Papers under the head of Ilanover. At ti:.
last Sitting, it is said, cf the General Assembly ti
the States of that Kingdom, the question was agi.
tated whether the Noblesse ought ;rot in future o
contribute to the public expense, in common ni
the third estate of Burgesses ? The :,lembers of ti!
Noblesse, dreading a result contra', so their interes
evaded the decision of the Fo7osition, and witil the
view began to quit the Hall one after anodic
under diTerent pretexts, with the view, as it wouh
eesm, of not leaving the legal slumber requ;re:l to ccr.
stitute an Assembly, which is fifty-two: The Dep.
ties of the Third Estate did not oppose this sort ti
desertion as long as a defficient number remained!
'but, when the fifty-second Member, a M. Ms; itAn•
DOlia, made a motion to follow the example of
colleagues,

M. SPIEKER, one of the Repre3entatires of the
Third Estate, immediately placed himself before the
door of the Hall, and said to M. Ds RAMBOBP., in
a firm tone, that he invited 'him, in the name Fall
his colleagues, not to retire before the vote ca tce
project under discussion was taken.

M. de 11.-Amuotta .was constrained to keep his seat,
and the result of the vote was, as might b e:pectei,
that the public burdens were ordained to be eqiia:ly
assessed on all the inhabitants without any distinc:ia
of cla:scs..
- Five per Cents. Saturday, 69f. F3c.

The following Letter has been rectived by Mr.
Hum., in a Reply to his complaints laid befo:
Royal Highness the COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, Rgir4
certain Officers of the 7th Hussars:
Ilorse-Guards, January r. 7 163.
Sett—l have the Commander-in-Chiefs commands to x.
knowledge the receipt of your letter of the 94th instant, wit!Os
enclosures, regarding the transaction stated to have occurri..i
the MancliesterTheater ; and as you therein state that the &Lets
of the 7th Hussars with others said to be cornered in that pia.
reeding, are to be immediately prosecuted in the Courts of law,
his Royal Highness desires I will acquaint ycu with his
that it would show a want of deference to those laws, if he were
to anticipate their decision by kay Military investig,:tioa of
notice 'lithe offender Aleged against the Officers alluded to.
" Under these circumstances, his Royal Highness will Isc:st
the laws to take their course; and he is always ready to sonar
in the propriety of those under his command "can made anum-
able to the just exercise of them. I remain, Sit,
" Your most obedient Ir.:l:able servant,
,µ To Henry Hunt, Esq. Manchester." -"if 1. TORBEN&
PORTSMOUTH, FEBRUARY 2.—Wind N. N. E.—
Arrived the Janus (transport) from London. Passe,'
through for Plymouth the. George Daysh, Warsos,
from London ; and Britannia, from ditto. Saii:J
the Thomas, BELL., for St. Vincent's ; Governor Re-
court, WiLsox, for Derrxrar.s ; It egulus. Earl Moi;1,
Peace, Barrosa, and Thomas and May (ma:lvo:J.4
with troops for the Cape of Good Rope ; Marine:,
British Army' and Queen itrnnsrorts) with troops fie
Barbadoes ; His Majesty's shp PHEASANT La-
NET cutter, on a cruize.

Cowrs, FF:LRUA RV 2.—Arrived the ',A Two fkr•
thers, GILCURIDT, from Batavia, in l:"3 days. for
orders : spoke the Janson off the Cape of Gcod !Tore!
having sprung her mainmast. ar.tl woltid be obliged
to put inhere: left at Batavia the William Bake:,
Union, and Jane.

DEAL, FEERUARY 2.--Wir.:l 'C7,6—Ca roe on
from the River and Eiiiled, the Porkers, Saran, M
'Grenada; Princess Bra:, c.,,e south 84:
Speculator, CHAPMAN, for Bahia ; Georgiana, WaL•
nEN, for P.erbice ; Dart, COPE. llavli ; Lender
NEWTON, for Portsmouth, &c. Kinrten, FORREg•
from Newcastle for Jamaica.

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY I.—The Havannith
has been got off the Point cf Air, and brought in
a steam-boat.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MA THC•LA "VE, FEE. :A RI; :1.--
The supply of English Wheat continues small: tint
runs from Essex and Suffolk met ready sale at an :1
vance of Is. per platter, the p-::.co of Flonr hav;o;
been raised ss. per sack •at tl,c close of
market. There was rather more dcrand for
Barley, for whielt Monday's prices were fitlly cu
ported. Beans and O.tts also went off rather
freely, acid for tine samples of each nit advance
obtained of 1.. per quarter.
Pater or licia.tow..—Neve Dollars erere Teqcreay at 7.6. I\l
aid Silver, tandard, in b ra, at Se. 74L—Cfokii., not guinea.

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