Star.
London, England, 1822-11-21 00:00:00

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THE EVENING STAR.

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LONDON.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER n. 18!.

THB FUNDS.

PITOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The market opened this morning at Doi bat soon after it
was known that as Express had arrived from Paris, bringing
she French Funds at Unf. Sc. which caused Consols to lower a
Utile. Various are the reports this morning to which the fall in
the French Funds are attributed. It is stated that the Kuus of
Fowles is again much indisposed ; also, that accounts truss Ve-
rona state, that Lord WILLDIGION has bad soma difference with
Count Mersuanson, the Austrian Ambassador. Most of the busi-
ness doing up to this hour in the Stock Exchange, is in tnakkgy,,
up thrir accounts against the apptoaching settling-day, which is
on the 97th. It is understood the Public are selling Stock, and
the Jew party are buying to keep up the market. Up tothis
hour Consols ate 81i—heavy market.

VOIZIGS ILAPIXIIIS

The business in the market is rather slack this morning. Spa-
nish opened at iO.l, but after it was known that the French
Funds bad fallen, the above Bonds went down to 60 to *. Co-
lomblan Bonds are also heavy. We Understand the difference of
the great House which failed in the above market, is stated at
.C 50,000. Another respectable party, who called their creditors
together last Monday, owing to the false information from Paris,
have met with great kindness from Mr. R,--, who bas come
forward in a most handsome manner, and agreed to be one of
the Committee to settle their affairs. In the list going about
for the New Spanish Loan, it is reported there are three Bank
Directors: Upon the whole, the market does not seem to have
yet recovered from its late panic.
Current Prices :--Chillan 76i, New Spanish. 60 to 1, Old 72,
New Prussian 88, Old 87*, Russian 87*. Danish 90, Neapolitan
TT, Colombian 76*, Peruvian 79*, New Spanish Scrip 4* dls.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Everything looks very heavy in the money market, and little
business doing. Consols are 811 b.

TORIUOW MA ASST.

This market is completely deserted, and the only business
doing is in the making up of ucounta. It is said that a certain
great speculator has determined to take all the Stock of which
Se is a Bull bolder, to the amount of three millions.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2481/2
per Cent. Reduced 80% 54
3 per Cent. Consols 811/2 5/6 sift tYs
214 per Cent. 92% 3/4-4 per Cent. 983 'A 1/2
4 per Cent. New 102 101% 102
Bank Long Annuities 20 9-16 54
India Stock 2561—Bonds 425. 435.
Exc}leg. Hills (1:1,0(X)) ss. 7s. 65.--3 mall ss. Bs. pr.
Cons. tot Account 813%1

The Paris Journals of Monday have limbed us.
They bring accounts fits's Verona to the 13th instant.
The return of Viscount de MOWTMORENCTI so fre-
quently announced, will not take place, it is now
said, until the end of the month► The King of BA-

VARIA is expected at the Congress.
The most gratifying intelligence continues to be
received respecting the Greeks. It appears that the
Albanians had joined the cause of liberty, and that a
Considerable corps of Grecian troops had penetrated
into the southern parts of Thessaly, there they .at-
"tacked and entirely defeated the Turkish army com-
manded by CIROVRACRIP PACriA, who, by the able
conduct of the Grecian General, ROZZARIS, was after-
wards forced to take refuge in Macedonia. Larissa
consequently fell into the hands of the Christians.—
Prom Arta, the-news. is equally favourable-to the
cause of humanity. Prince MAUROOORDATO had
brought the Albanians. in that district over
,to his
cause, and after having defeated the Pacha, had shut
him up in that city, the speedy 'surrender of which
was anticipated. On the .side of Persia, the affairs
of the Turks were equally Onfortanate. Bagdad it-
self was closely invested, and Erzerum, the chief for-
tress in Armenia, was in the same situation.
A vessel from Constantinople, arrived at Odessa
on the 18th of October, announces that the wretched
condition of the Turkish grand fleet which had en-
tered the Dardanelles, had excited great consterna-
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boll among the inhabitants of Constantinople.
From Petersburgh we learn, that the Minister of
War has called to him a number of the Superior
Officers belonging to the Staffs of the Armies of the
South and of the West.
A letter from Strasburg, dated November 13, an-
nounces that several companies of Regiments of Ar-
tillery there stationed are expected to march for the
Siouth'of France. One of the Regiments of Infantry
in garrison there was expected to march to Paris.—.
• Journal's's Paris.
All the intelligence from the frontiers of Spain con-
firms the successes of the Constitutionalists. The
taking of Castelfollit, which is reduced to ashes, is
said to have spread terror in all the towns occupied
by the rebels ; and that the population of Balaguer
opposed all attempts to defend it. General MINA, in
announcing the taking of the last place, whence he
antes his dispatches on the 3d inst. says—" At the
moment 1 had ordered the commencement of the
'besieging operations, and caused a bridge to be thrOwn
aver the Segre for the passage of the troops, -the
enemies of our liberty lied precipitately, and took re-
fuge in the neighbouring mountains. They have
abandoned all their artillery, ammunition, and ma-
gazines. In their flight they threw into the river the
greater part of the arms which infamous Chiefs had
placed in the hands of these maniacs. The cavalry
is pursuing them, but I fear that the difficulties of the
ground will defeat the efforts made to overtake them.
This bulwark of the liberticidal faction exists nn
longer for them."
On the evening of the 4th, the armed force pre.
eeedri Wo *a Cameo . of the Franciscans, at Berm-