Star.
London, England, 1824-01-03 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Owing to the great rise .in Consols, an Foreign Securities are
getting up, as the Public feel it their interest to purchase Russian,
Prussian, mid Austrian Bonds, for which they receive five per cent.
lit commit:epee of this, the three above Securities are in great de-
mand, and from to a per cent. is given above the market price,
very few of the above Bonds being in the Market.
Curtest Prices s—New Spanish 17a, Old 231, Coiotnbian 511,
'few Austrian 41 to S pre. Chilian 72a, R 11163.11 scsi, New Prus-
sian 69a ea. die. Old el, French Scrip 41, Poyais 41.
Yesterday his Excellency Baron Warman, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of PRUSSIA,
jointly with Mr. N. M. Roeusenu.n, and accompanied by Mr.
Griot, Notary Public, cancelled and deposited in the Bank of
England the amount of £113,000 in Special Bonds, negotiated by
Sir. N. M. liontsentras in 112!, being the second half of the sum
fixed for the redeinption of Bonds in the first year, and also the
saving of the interest on the £17,500 ins Special Bonds redeemed on
the let of July last.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 231 %-3 per Cent. Itedu. 87 '/s 86%
4 per Cents. Old 1011 A 101
Kink Long Anns.2l IS-16—India Bonds 805.835.
Lchequer Bills 82s. 51s. 535. pr.—Do. (Church) 465.
14,4ia for Account 27414 275.
Commis ler Acct. 87 yi 88 873/4

Owing to the strong gales which have pregailed, there
has not been a single arrival either yesterday or to-day,
fgam,the Continent.

We have received to-day files of New York, Boston,
and Plulidelidtia Papers to the 16th ult. from which we
subjoin lOW interesting extracts. - . .
Cotiegso6 -busman IL
Oo olio =time au*. moot, t wig rcie4l*l that
the Preaidest of 114.troicOd &am botigiested to cosn•~

manicotti such parts of the correspondence if oar, late
Diidister to France, with the French Government., 4d
with the Secretary uf State, relative to claims for, ellod
liatioesonsur commerce, almay be deeasedinot inioa4
sisteat with the public interest. - '
On the motion of Mr. M. Lane, of Delaware, it was
resolved; that the President be requested to communi-
cate all such parts of the correspondence with the. Go-
vernment-of Spain, touching the Florida Treaty,. to the
period of its final ratification, which have not yet been
communicated, and which, in his opinion, it may not,
be inconsistent with the public interest to communicate.
On the.motion of Mr. Storrs, the Postmaster•Geae-

ral was directed to communicate a statement of the
amount of postage received at each Post Office in the
United States during the year 1822. .
. _ PIIILADELPHtA,,DECEMBER t 2.
GREEK CAUSK.--A large and respectable Meeting
was held last evening, at the Masonic Hall, on this in-
teresting subject. Bishop White was called to the
chair, and an Address was read from the Greeks to the
people of the United States. A Committee of seven
were appointed to propose Resolutions for the consider-
ation of the Meeting and a number of Resolutions,
after a short retirement of the Committee, were pro-
posed and adopted. ,
A Committee of thirteen Gentlemen were also ap-
pointed to collect subscriptions, and correspond with
the Greek Committees in other places.
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 14.
GREEK FUND.—The citizens of New, York are ex-
hibiting to ther fellow-citizens and the world, a most
' honourable activity in the cause of the Greeks. At the
late Meeting of the Committed of the Greek tit)ect,.iin
' New York, a letter was read from Wholas Bidtfrle,,of
Philadelphia, inclosing threehundred dollars. Several
letters were also read, inclosing smaller suns. A resolve
passed, requesting the clergy in all parts of the country,
and especially in New York anctits-neighbourhood) to
preach a sermon in behalf of the. Greek cause, and, ii
thought expedient, to take.up a-collection' in its Aupport.
-Dreeltnea 15.—General D'Evereux, of Colotnbiatr
and John &Lilian, Esqrs. have arrived at Philadelphia,:
After aqtarrooi and providential escape from shipwreck.
They were passengers in the. schooner Adeline, from,
Cape Hayden, !spun* to Philadelphia, which was cast
away on lslonday morning last, one mile north of Cape'
Henlopen Usk; and attribute the preservation of their
lives;chiefly to the iktiVe,ietraordinary,and persevering"
efforts of 'Mr.- Wire, till ,vvreek master, who cannot be
too highly tonii4erecl,fox **lotion heexhibited upon,
the distressing occasion. . -r • 1
The Democratic Press' states that. General D'Eteleux
goes Corn missionei Estraordi any to. England on iinpor-
tant business 1.1131t1 Oft Colombian Government—His
nomination by ibe.ExeCiiiive all Ambxnador to Russia,
had been cesfirmod by iiik' 411.11111111 Otis vote of the Senate,
but he declined the honour until. the Russian 4.COvern.
ment shall -have first acknovilidged IhelfidepetiOnce
of Colombia.—Then he is tb'prO"ceici. to the!Couiti of
'Nisi'', Sweden, and Denmark. We,ave ishiortUZlthaf
the General itisiee a most fl ottering account diPthe44ll4;
of affairs in Colombia, and abf the • greaOilft+lige6nt4i
dignity, sound policy, and liberalprincipleidisplay.'ed byi
the Congress, Whale Session had just closed at litogOta,i