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London, England, 1826-08-04 00:00:00

PRICES OF SHARES

ErAailian Mining Company
Castel! and Espirito Santo Brad
General Mining Association
rest Westminster Dairy Comi

PRICE OF IRISH
Bank Stock .127
Gov. Stock, 314 per cent..., 84%
Ditto, New , B4
4 per Cent. Ncw J2 Tit 3
Gov. Dcb. 314 per cent 14144
Consols, 3 per cent
Royal Canal Stock
Grand Canal Stock
City Deb. 4 per cent.
Ballast Office Deb. 4 per cent.

Arrived. Due.
1 Dublin
1 Waterford 0
O Guenisey Sr Jersey 0
O Lisbon 2
0 - Oottenburgh 0
O Harnburgh 0
1 Holland 0
1 France

Arrived. Due.
1 Flanders I)
O Jamaica 0
O Leeward Islands
O Malta 0
O America I
O Brasil I
O Buenos Ayres

NIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning llminutes after 3. I Evening 28 minutes after 3.

tbt Snit.

LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1526.

French Papers of Tuesday, and the Etoile of
Wednesday, reached us last night, but their contents
are destitute of interest. The Journal des Debats
repeats the old story of a fresh insurrection of the
Janissaries and the burning of Constantinople, adding
that the communication with that City is stopped;
while the Etoile not only ridicules the former statement,
but proves the falsehood of the latter by asserting that
letters of the 3d ult. have been received at Paris from
Constantinople. If this, however, is the case, it is a
little remarkable that their contents are not given by

these Papers.
The French Funds continue to rise daily.
The following is the only article from Spain in
these Papers of political interest, but it is elsewhere
stated that an epidemic disorder, resembling in its
symptoms the yellow fever, had broken out at Seville.
(PROM A PRIVATE LEsturtm.)
MADRID, JULY 20.—The Councillors Customs and
Apodaca are the only Members of the Council of State,
who have shown any moderation in the deliberation on the
events in Lisbon. Councillors Elisalde and Erro have
proposed the most violent measures ; they assert that the
safety of Spain requires the prompt re-establishment of the
Inquisition, Military Commissions, the immediate impri-
sonment of all the Liberals, and the dispatching, without
' delay. en muse, of all the Royalist Volunteers to the
frontiers of Portugal.
A rumour was circulated since morning, that a military
conspiracy, on the same side as that of Bessieres, but much
more formidable, had broken out at Valencia ; and, to
judge from the movements in the office of the ,Intendant-
General of Police, the rumour would appear to be well
founded. They talk also of the arrival of the Queen of
Portugal in Spain. All the partisans of that Princess
confidently say, she will be here in the course of next
month.
A private letter from Toulon, of the '22d July, says:—
Yesterday evening, his Majesty's Goeletta Estafette
dispatched from the Levant. by Admiral Rigny, arrived
here, after a voyage of five-and-twenty days. She brings
General Roche, agent of the Greek Committee in France,
and the two brothers Vitalis, the same who attempted to
land at Marseilles three months ago, and who were refused
entrance into that port. The Gabarre Lamproie, Capt.
Hamelin, sailed, to-day, for the Levant.
Piticont FuNos.—P.tais, Auo. 2.---Five_ per Cents, 100 f.

80e. ; Three per Cents. 66f. 25e. ; Rentea de Naples, 72f. 75e. ;
Exchange on London, One Month, 25f. 65c. ; Three Months, 25i.
50e.

The St. Petersburgh Journals to the 18th ult. in-
clusive, reached us last night. Their contents relate
principally to the festivities which took place in cele-
bration of the Birth-day of the EMPRESS on the 13th,
and to preparations for. the Coronation of the EM•
molt, which is to take place in the course of the
preient month at Moscow, to which City, the Civil
Governors, Mayors of the chief towns, &c.'are ordered
to proceed-by the Ist instant. ,Tho EMPEROR has
addressed the following rescript to the Minister of
War, expressing his approbation and thanks for his
services as President of the recent Commission of
Enquiry, and. another to Rear-Admiral KRUSENS•
TERN, appointing him Knight Grand Cross of St.
Wladimer, second class, in consideration of his good
services, and of his• Hydrographical Works :
,

JULY 17.

rtzserill"rs OF Till IMPUOR TO THE MINISTER. OF WAR.
The activity and indefatigable zeal which you have
shown as President of the Commission of lnqtury ; the
wisdom and the success with which the Commission has
terminated its labours; the result of which has perfectly
answered every expectation have inspired me with entire
gratitude; and it is with pleasure that I express these
sentiments towards you. desire you to testify also to
all the Members of the Commission in general, and to each
of them in particular, my perfect satisfaction with the zeal
with which they have performed the especial functions
confided, to them. By thus completely justifying my
choice and my confidence, they have acquired imperiaTiable
claims to my gratitude and that of the country.
" I am, your affectionate,
(Signed) " NICHOLAS.'
Zarskojeselo, 25th June (7th July), 182 cs

We have received this morning the Aagenteine
Zeitung of the 28th of July, which is principally
filled with commercial matters, but which may be of
some interest to many of our readers : we, therefore,
give the following extracts. We regret to observe,
that the negotiations at Stutgard for commercial ar.
ng
mentshrtbeir object.weentheW Weston States of Germany,
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failed of

MATIOICX, JULY 21.
The Netherlands' Company, Which ire in possession of large
funds, instead of taking advantage of the opportunities that pre.
salted themselves, entered into the most hazardous speculations,
and even attempted to produce artificial conjunctions; it is said
to have lately sustained very great losses This assertion is con-
firmed by the fact, that at this moment, when the price. of coffee