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Anglo Mex. Min. Ca. (iss. at 51.
Bolanos Mining Co.
Brazilian Imp. Mini Co. (Lsa. at 51.
Pritish Iron Mining Co.
Columbia' Mining Co. (iss. at 51.
Real net Monte Mining Co.

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Paid. Per Share.
pm.) £95 25 22% 24 25
£290 425
pm.) £2O 71% 72
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, £25 19% 19
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PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, SEPT. 13:
Bank Stock — St. Patrick Insur. (per sli.)
Consols, 3 per cent. --.1, Royal Irish DittO
Gov. Stock, 3% per cent. 95%; National Ditto
Ditto, New ---, Patriotic Ditto
4 per Cent. lOl% Hibernian Bank —
Gov. Deb. 3% per cent... 961 1 Provincial Ditto
Royal Canal Stock -- Royal Irish Mine —
Grand Canal Stock —' Imperial Mine
City Deb. 4 per cent ---., Mining Co. of Ireland —
Ballast Office Deb. 4p. c. —;Counnercisl Buildings --

NIGH WATER ♦T LONDON MUDD/ TO-MORKOW.
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LONDON.
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1828.

The first part of the French Expedition
reached its destination in the Gulf of Calamata in
the Mores on the 29th of August. Another divi-
sion landed at Navarin, where it was received
in a friendly spirit by IBRAHIM PACHA. The
second expedition was within twenty leagues of
the Morea, and would probably reach the follow-
ing day as the wind was favourable.
Admiral COD R I NGTON, after having conclud-
ed a convention with the Pacha of EGYPT for

the evacuation of GI eece, proceeded from
Alexandria to Navarin, whither he was followed
by forty-one Egyptian transports to convey the
troops of IBRAHIM to Alexandria. Admiral
CODRINGTON will thus have the satisfac-
tion as well as the glory of having completed
the objects of the Treaty of London, notwith-
standing the " untoward" spirit in which his
conduct had been stigmatised by those who ought
to have known better. But CODRINGTON will
have his reward when these untoward people will
have nothing to give or take.

German Papers of the Bth inst. have been re-
ceived this tnorning. They contain a proclama-
tion from the Duke of ANHALT, for assimilat-

big the duties upon foreign commerce through-
out his Duchy with those in force in Prussia,
with which State a convention reciprocally bene-
ficial has been just concluded :

CONTHEN, SEPT. 3.
The Gazette contains to-day a proclamation of the Duke
to the following effect :
" We, Frederick Ferdinand, Duke of Anhalt, &c. &c.
hereby acquaint our beloved subjects, that in concert with our
Cousin the Duke of Anhalt Dessau, we have concluded a con-
vention with the Prussian Government,which will put an end
to the interruptions and impediments to commerce with the
Prussian States. The advantages which our beloved sub-
ject.; will derive from an unlimited freedom of trade, and
especially from the navigation of the Elbe and Saale, without
payment of tolls, which has been reciprocally agreed upon,
have induced us to impose on foreign goods the same duties
as are paid in the kingdom of Prussia, and, in general, to
introduce into our Duchy the tariff which was ordered in
Prussia by the law of 26th May, 1818. A custom-house
will, therefore, be established at Rosslau, in conjunction
with Anhalt Dessau, when the duties on all imported
goods will be levied by the officers whom we shall appoint
for the purpose.
" Though this measure may be attended with many incon-
veniences, we have that confidence in our beloveJ subjects,
that they will the more readily conform to it, as many years'
experience have convinced them that we have spared no
sacrifices to preserve our beloved subjects independent of
a foreign system of taxation, and that consequently no per-
sonal advantages to us, but superior considerations of peace
and concord and other unavoidable circumstances, have in-
duced us, for the good of our subjects, to introduce this
system into our dominions. We-therefore expect with the
more confidence that none of our subjects will think of
evading by smuggling sr otherwise the regulations which
will be published, as it would most deeply affect us to be
compelled to have recourse to the measures of rigour which
must be employed in such cases.
" Coetben, Sept. 1, 1828."

FRANKFORT, SEPr. 8.

Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Anna Feodo-
rowna, Princess of Saxe Coburg, arrived here yesterday
from Gotha, under the title of Countess of Romanow.
11.0.11 E, ♦UG. 50.

The Duke de Blacas has arrived here from Naples.
Cardinal Doria, lately appointed Prior of Malta, is danger-
ously ill. For three months past, we have had a constant
drought, so that there is not a green blade of grass in all
the Campagna Romans. In some places, for instince, in
Fayloa, the forests have taken fire, but no great damage
has yet been done. The cattle suffer dreadfully for want
of water.

VIENNA, SEPT. 4.—Metalliques, 94 3-16 ; Bank Shares,

1076.

Letters have been received, via Odessa, from
Constantinople, of the 17th ult., which state,
that a conspiracy had been formed there by the
Janissaries, but before it was put into execution
it was discovered, in consequence of which
300 of the Janissaries were seized and thrown
into the sea. This state of affairs has prevented
the Grand Vizier from setting off for Adria-
nople, and the SULTAN very seldom appears in
public.

It is said in the Austrian Observer that the
Grand Duke CONSTANTINE had returned to
Warsaw, after having inspected the corps of the
army of Lithuania—previous to their departure
for the theatre of war. A fresh conscription is
at this moment organizing throughout the
Russian Empire to repair the losses sustained in
the Turkish war.

head-
Letters from Paris assert that an extraordinary
despatches are said to an-
rties had simultaneously
iCionturrteierrs Isivaistharrdivesepdatticiheeres fmfroortitllele Russianßussian
Am-
bnaususialcdeor.thatTslelevseerai
so
taken place from Shumla, Varna, Silistria,
and the other fortresses on the Danube, the result
of which was a desperate conflict and much
bloodshed on both sides, but the Russians re-
pulsed the enemy at all points and ina;ntaitied

their ground. The accounts froni Odessa sta
that the siege of Varna was prosecuted with
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creasing vigour.

The young Queen of PORTUGAL has arrivi
at Gibraltar, on her passage to Genoa.

The Times of this morning, in reference I
letters received from that hot-bed of plots all
rebellion—Lisbon—says that there are n°
three parties in that place as decidedly 01
posed to each other, as self interest and fan'
ticism can make them. These factions are'

" First Don PEDRO'S party; secondly, D4S
MIGUEL'S ; and thirdly, that of the Prince
MARIA THERESA, married to one of tb
Spanish Princes. This Princess proposes to r°41.1
her son Don SEBASTIAN to the young Queer
Donna MARIA DA GLORIA. It is Said th6l
CHAVES and the old QUEEN support the Plan
the Princess MARIA THERESA. It was reposed
in some of the Government circles at ',jaw'
that Lord BERESFORD would soon visit that
capital." We wish his Lordship a pleasant Ps'
sage and a long stay in a country so peculi`ul)

congenial to his tender predilections—
For that is the hod where the cypress and rortle
Are emblems of deeds that are done in their shale-'
Where the rage of the vulture—the loos of the turtle
Now melt into sorrow—now madden to crime!

_ .
It has often been said, and we feel little inclined
to dispute it, that the kingdom of the Netherind)
is the best governed on the Continent ; the Police
regulations, however, appear to stand in greal
need of amendment. We lately stated that af,
attempt had been made to assassinate Dr.GAIIIV
NER, of Bolton-street, at Spa; and have sit°
learned, through another channel, that althollij
he recognised the individual, and circumstantial
evidence has been offered in corroboration
stronger, perhaps, than has convicted many naeii
in England, the assassin, because there Was 11°
actual witness to the act, is still at large, withoof
even an examination ; and, relying on the 41
of the law, and that no one saw hint strike thi
blow, has even had the effrontery to shew 111°11.
self in the public theatre. Not having been l'htig
to induce the Magistrate to interfere, the friel!
of Dr. GAIRDNER, than whom few individo ii
are more respected for private worth, or be
professional attainments, called a Public Meetivg;
and a Committee has been appointed, cousisBlo
of the MASTER of the ROLLS, the Marquis
BUTE, Mr. GALLY KNIGHT, and CaP
USHER, R.N., (who conveyed NAPOOIII
t
to Elba) who are now in communication pith
the British Minister at the Hague on t,
subject. The respectable (native) inhabits ,
ot
take an equal interest on the occasion, InallY
whom, with some apparent reason, express their
apprehensions that the perpetrator of such an set'
being allowed, openly, to brave justice, with°
inquiry, will occasion the English on whom thel,
principally, if not wholly depend, to retire froiii
their town, and reduce it to the same state as
the time of BONAPARTE. Dr. GAlrtPllfer
though not now in danger, is likely to oti
to
many months from the attack, which is 01
ti
have been occasioned by his having, when s:
plied to, recommended the Marquis of .011
BURY not to submit to some attempted iro°os,
t°
tion of a fellow, named RAUNIAR, which $
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one acquainted with the liberality and high to
iug of the Noble Marquis, it is unnecessaryo
add, must hare been of the grossest deaerie
for his Lordship to have contemplated resisting`

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