Star.
London, England, 1822-04-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

MONDAY, APRIL 22, 152.2.
STOCK EXCHANGE—ONE O'CLOCK.
The Consols opened this morning at 781, and are, up to this
hour, 77e. A great deal of business has been doing, and a kind
of prevails in the Market : we know of no other cause at
pt - ;.r th:.r. the Russian Ambassador having left Vienna.
.4LIGN &meas.—Owing to the information from Spain, by
pr ..:counts, that everything in that country wears a fa.
ve • r avert, the Spanish Stocks keep their price.—Spanish,
z' •sian, 85; palish; 841; Neapolitan, 671 to 43 ; New
Ci •-•`• ; • . 8.51; Old, 1081—scarce.
• sc last few minutes the Market is rather bitter.
Cc-,,!s -74 1.
ItiCES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Pai.k Stock 241 4--3 per Cent. Redbced 77 76%*
pei Ceot. t ons. 78 7734 3/4-31,4 per Cents. 87%
4 per Cen.s. 93% 94
5 rer Cent. Navy Anns. 101% 102 101413 %
B.eik Long Annuities 19 9.16 7-16.
In2i4 Bonds, 58s. 555. 575. pre.
1-:::dequer Bills of £l,OOO, Ss. ss.
Ditto Small, 4s. 7s. pre.
Comols for May 781/i 77$ 7Es
STOCK.EXCRANGE, HALF-PAST ONI.
The Odessa inters of to-day, dated March 26, state, that
Ceunt Ontorr7tho Russian General, was on a visit to the Go-
v ernor then, and everything remained quitt.—Letters, also,
from Constantinople of the a stit ult. mac, that all was tran-
quil. From St. Petersburgit, of the 50th ult. no mention is
made of any futthcr war preparations; but the Exchange had
risen.—The Market has improvedavithin the List half hour.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last
have been received. The Chamber of Deputies was
occupied on Wednesday and Thursday with discuss-
jag the Budget. Three amendments for reductions
in the duty on salt were negatived, when they came
to a final vote on the whole of the Budget, which was
adopted by 272 votes against 52.
At Beauvais, Abbeville, Compeigne,, and many
other places in the department of the Oise, extending
over a circuit of sixty leagues, much destruction of
property has been occasioned, for several weeks past,
by fires, supposed to be the work of some wilful in-
cendiaries. The Duke of FlTzjAslEs, in a letter to
one of the Journalists on the subject of these fires,
says, that in the same department " calumnies against
the Nobles and the Priests are propagated with fresh
activity." The Military Officers recently arrested at
Strasburg had been sent off to Paris under an escort
of gens d'armes. One of them, named Trole, is said
to have meowed himself a Carbonaro.
An article of the 30th ultimo, from Naples, says
that the contracts for the subsistence of the Austrian
army of occupation were in the 'course of renewal ;
and we learn from another source that an urgent re-
monstrance has been made to Ausuia by France
agaiaist withdrawing her troops.

The intell;gence in the French Journals is of a war-
like complexion; although a letter from Vienna, dated
the 10th instant, in announcing the approaching de-
parture of M. de TATISCIIEFF, says, that his house-
iold is still to be maintained at Vienna, which gives
it hope of the continuance of peace.
A commercial letter from Constantinople, dated'
February 28, says—" Within some days past, intelli-
gence:has been privately received that the Emperor
of- Russia has caused it to be signified to the Ottoman
Porte, that, in the event of its not agreeing to the de-
mands contained in his ultimatum, he will cause, by
the Ist of March (Old Stile), an army to enter the
Turkish territory."

Brussels Papers, to the 19th inst. alluding to the'
present distutitted state of France, mention that certain
kave been made rc,pectins a project far