Star.
London, England, 1829-06-12 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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FRIDAY. JUNE 12, 1829.
PRICE Or STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ladle Stock Skit
S per Cent.fted. Ira I j India Breds..s4 5
S per Ct. Cons. Skot 41000 Racial. Ins 67 11
36 per Cent. ISIS, Hi li .1500 Ditto 17 1
34 p.rCent. lied. 966 . i 2100 and .1100 Ditto if 7
4 per Ct. New. Shot Commercial
4 per Cent. 11114, 1031 1 , Advertised 64 1
Script 3 India for Opening
Long Ann.lll6 7-14 Consols for Amt 1114
FORBION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brasillanfids.s pet. STj U. Ace. 436
DeAcet ST Ross.&11.11111. Sp Ct.
Mex. Dd5.1,15, ilp Ct. 114 Do. Acct. 17
Peruv. lids. 4p C. 11 Bds 5 p Ct.! lii
Poring. Bds. Sp C. ittet.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
IMAM Palo.
• Brazilian

SS 10 ST SSI an
resee—Peas. hue s.—Ths per Casts. 1044 Sit
TSe.—Three per Came. es. dia. 781. See. SO& Hr.-4108k Steck,
I.s7atf 50e.--Naplee Stuck, SS. ISe.--Royal Spud& Leas. 771.
—Hayden Loan, 480.—Eaeliamp ea Lemke. ese amok paper.
SSC 45e. money, SSC 40—Unto meths. paper, fit. 30c. eaasey.
10.11Se.—Orare Asterrelipae.

The French k:apers of Tuesday are almost exclusively.
occupied with the debates in the Chamber of Deputies,
on the Salaries of Public Officers, which appear to
amount to a sons of about £BOO,OOO sterling. Extracts
from these Papers, as far as regards the movements in
the Archipelago, will be found elsewhere in this Paper.

Papers have been received from India, of various
dates, from the Ist of January to the 14th of February.
The Madras Grtaette informs us that Busbire bad been
plundered by the son of the Prince Royal of Persia., who
succeeded in carrying off property to the amount of 25
lac, of Tepees. The British residency was net disturbed.
Private letters Irons Canton, to the Ist of January,
complain of certain insults offered to foreigners by the
Chinese,. The last molestation appears to be the ez-
bibition of an obnoxious placard on the walls of the
factory, which, however, was removed after a slight
/monstrance.

We have just received New York Papers, through
the North and South American Coffee Home, to the
9.11 ult. but they contain little of any peat interest. In
the Mot ming Courier of the Bth of May. we have the
following article—" The mail has jastbrought the news
that the Peruvian army have laid down their arms, not•
wishing to fight against their brethren of Colombia. The
grand revoking for the Corps of Reserve bas been
countermanded. Timms,' ought to be glad of this
grand result, which will make him powerful, and enable
him to attempt an union of the Brea. family."

In the Hoo.e of Lords last night, Lord Gommlos
' ♦indicated, the Reciprocity Treaties, denying that the
•Iterations in our N‘vigation Laws had been productive
of thoseevils which had been, by some, aser ibed to them.
With reference to the several motions made by his
Lordship, as given in our Parliamentary Report, we

have to express our belief that the present system is
founded is good reason, and that it has been adopted—
not from a love of change, but from a sense of necessity
and propriety. The Duke of Wata.rucrrou conceived
that the country lies under an obligation to the Noble
Viscount for moving Returns calculated to show that
the present system is not only not injurious, bet highly
beneficial.

The Registry of the Irish Freeholders is going on in

the same way which we described fir the last few days
—that is to say. that the new law ;surmises to effect a
fair division of political influence throughout the Island.
That such a desirable consummation was imperatively
required. no one will doubt—for hitherto, the rank and
intelligence of that country had little or no weight in
providing a Parliamentary representation.
It seems only to have required this registry to prove
to us that the people of Deland. if not coaxed or
bullied into envies, are as peaceably disposed as any
other of his Majesty's subjects. On this occasion, the
people evince a thorough indifference aboot registering ;

and it is with difficulty that some of the landlords can
bring them into Court. They begin to look into their
own affairs, rather than meddle and join in the political
matters of the eonntry—.eeking, no doubt what would
benefit them more—a reduction of rent, to enable them
to qualify ; and this the landlords, generally speaking,
*atonable or unwilling to grant.

Hence it arises that of 650 notices from five baronies
of Crean, 137 persons ptesented themselves, and Only
93 were registered. The Court had been sitting the
greater part of four days perfectly idle, such was the
indifference of the people to come forward and qualify.
It is only in Clare and in Louth that any thing like spirit
is Amore ; and this is natural when we look to the stake

which Mr. O'Conszt.t. and Mr. Sam have at hazard.
The rotate of the former becomes daily a matter of
greater doubt. Out of ninety persons who have quali.
bed at. Ennis, only eighty have declared in his favour;
andAf the proportion is not greater in the other districts
of awe. it is shrewdly inspected that the km pound
freeholders will be completely lost among the Sweetie'
andifties.
Ci Y. TwELve o'Ccocu.

We are gabs In the same defy stele as eu yesterday, with se
wines of ceneeirevicei but secants bore been received et
stile lOwth ad -girth American
.cefervlresee, free Liverrwl.
Meg that the New York packet, of the ISth et Msy, is di

Uslybesd; but tbe Min slid popes in sat melted k
MI law Is tbe aimless.

Comb °pond this enerning at Sae buyers, and 4'a the In
sent tiros there Is not a feature in the market woe* observation.

TM Bull uldng Lebow: alls at Four per Cent. has not
had any effect es the anarhet. sad it is supposed that this MOON
Is done with a view is haute she payments Into the Zukerper
fir the Revenue.
Is the Finks market net a halals has bees dem at present.
ask prices are booloaL
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE acwor.
Comas have reinalsed during the morning at an j. alternately
buyers and sellers. with little or thothing doing.
The French Ands arse Hiker es Toesday evening, TOL 10e.
ex dividend.

The &rap wait wisdom without latonat.

DUBLIN. Jona 9.

Mr. VILLIRRS STUART is about to resign the repro.,
sentation of Waterford. His agent received a letter
from him this morning, stating his determination. What
his motives for this step are cannot be guessed at; 'but
he states that in his address be will assign good reasons.
If an election takes place immediately the Baassronna
will come in, for the county was not prepared for this
unexpected event. It has excited general surprise through
the city.
O'Connact's return is not quite so certain as at first
was imagined. In the district of Ennis, which was his
strouge.t hold, he had only eighty out of ninety of the
IW. freeholders. There are three other districts, and,
admitting him to have a similar proportions they will
hardly counterbalance the number of the twenties and
fifties, who are for the most part his opponents. Almost
every county is rendered a complete bommgh by the
late Act.