Star.
London, England, 1825-03-28 00:00:00

LONDON.
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MONDAY, MARCH 28, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK'
Cassels opened this morning at 95# # for the Account, and re-
main steady at the above price, with not nisch doing.
in the Foreign Market all kinds of Shares are rather brisk this
morning, and South American Stocks remain steady. Spanish
Bonds seem on the decline, and are done at Ilse, owing it is my.
posed to their coming lower from Paris.
Current Prices: Old Spanish 22k, Russian 94i, Mexican gob
Chili= 90e, Colombian New 94, Austrian 9s, Brazil Scrip 31
B,pm. Mexican Scrip lb Greek Scrip 5 4i.

PS ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Cons. 931/2 34 1/4
4 per Cent. New 105% 'Vs
£l,OOO Excheq. Bills 5S 55
1:500 ditto 56 53
£lOO and £2OO ditto 55 53
Cons. for Acct. 93%
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Mez.Boods, 5p Ct. 791 /
Ditto Ace. 80 79/
Ditto Scrip 1825, 1 Oi

Austrian Bonds 5 per Ct. 171 18
Ditto Arr.
Basilian Bonds

Ditto
D Scrip, 5 per Cent. Ditto Acct. 01 pm -
Ditto Scrip 1825, Neapolitan Bonds, 5 per Ct.
Buenos Ayres Bonds, Perue. Bonds, 6 per Ct.
Milian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Ditto Acc.
Ditto Ace. Portuguese Bonds
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Ditto Acct.
Ditto Aec. 901 1 I Prussian Bondst 822, S p Ct.
Ditto Bonds 1824, 90 Russ.Bonds,lB22, sp. Ct.
Ditto Acc. 90/ 891 , Ditto Acct.
Danish Beads, 5 per Ct. Spanish sp. Ct. C. 234 4 24 31
Greek Bonds 51; Span. 5 p.t.'t C. 1823,23/ 24 31
Ditto Acct. 511 Ditto for Acc. 18
Ditto Scrip 1825, S 41 die French Renter, 5 per C. 1021 f.
1 Ditto Acct. Account 251. lee.
BRITISH AND Fs3REIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MINES.

Anglo Mexican -
Anglo Milian
Brazilian -

MARL PAID. PAWS rim sHA AL
• £lOO -415. iss. dt.l pm. £lO2 100 102;
- 100 - 5 - .13 12e 13 124
- 100 - 5 - -22 23 22i 23

19 18
-36
145 15 135
155
. 255 25 265 25
83 95 9
, 3 5 dis.
211
2 pas. - 120

Chilian • 100 5.
Colombian - 100 - 5 -
Chitin% and Peruvian Company 5
General Mining Asw. 100 - 5 -
Pasco Peruvian - 100 - 5 -
Peruvian - 100 -
Royal Irish £1 1 Is. 3d. 2 prem.
Rio de la Pbta - 100 - 3 •
United Mexican 40 - 20 -
Welch Iron St Coal 25 - 5 -

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ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
AU.Brit.For.FirekLife 100 - 10 .
Do. Marine - 100 - 5 -

IRON RAILWAYS.
• ••••• • I a

Landis and lkinal

MISCELLANEOUS.
!MARL PAID. PRICI lit SHARE.
- ,ElOO - .ClO -,8118 11
100 - 1 - 268 27 t
100 - 5 - 9* BSI 98
50 1 ii i i
SO - I - 2a a a
100 5 - 108 10
25 - 2 - 18 i
18

Atlantic and Pacific
Australian

British Iron Company -
Canal Gas Engine -
Equitable Loan Bank -
General Steam Navigation
Great Westminster Dairy
Hibernian Joint Stock

Banking -
London Brick Company 50 1
Slexicati Company 100 10
Metropolitan Fish Company 25 1
Pearl Flattery £25 sh. £2 pd. its. £lO pm.

_ Pr.
12 I
18 171 18
11 9
21 20

Th:s forenoon we received the Etoile of yesterday by
express. It contains a very extra.wdinary document—
an Extraordinary Gazette, published at Madrid, claim-
ing a most decisive victory over Boum! Toey are
so completely at variance with the official intelligence
from Lima, bsought by the Llos cutter, and inserted
in the STAR of the 2d inst. that we give the Spanish
story as a proof how far delusion and exaggeration may
be carried. The Spanish Extraordinary Gazette, and no
Gazette ever de3erved the term better, states that
on the 17th September, CANTERAC, after having
drawn BOLIVAR into the plain, and reunited his own
forces, attacked him between Guamanga and Cusco;
the action was general, and m tintained throughout
both lines; a single charge of the bayonet decided the
victory. The whole Colombian army was dispersed
like smoke! The Cavalry performed prodigies—the
enemy lost six thousand in killed, wounded, and pri-
soners, besides all their artillery and baggage, and the
entire tuaterielof the army !

Among the prisoners are four Generals—MlLL la,
the Englishman.; Soca; the Colombian; CORDOVA,
the Grenadian ; and NICHOCA, the Peruvian.
The cavalry pursued the fugitives for fifteen days,
and drove them as far "as Trusillo, a pursuit of 350
miles ; very few of them saved themselves ! !!
Botivan, almost exhausted, had arrived at Guyaquil,
after having three horses shot under him. He sent
orders to Panama, which arrived there on the 19th
October, to suspend the march of the reinforcements for
Guyaquil, where they would be intercepted by the Asia,
which is gone to that roadstead. To favour the pursuit
of the fugitives,he had directed the reinforcements to be
sent forward to Benaventura, in order to cover Santa
Fe; but his orders did not arrive in time, for the Co-
lombians had marched on the 15th October. Truxillo
had hoisted the Spani,h flag, and it is expected that
Guayaquil and Chili will do the same. The entire
elite of the Colombian army has thus perished in one
day !!I Martial Law was published in Caraccas
on the Sd December, and a levy-en-masse ordered.

Such are the details in the Madrid Gazette &freer-
dietary of the 19th instant. Circumstantial as the de-
tails appear, there does not appear to be a word of truth
in the whole story, from beginning to end. The battle
of Guamanguilla was fought on the 9th of December,
and not in September, and, instead of proving the anni.
hilation of the Peruvian and Colombian armies, termi.
nated in the total defeat of the Royalists, and the libe-
ration cf Peru.

In the Chamber of Deputies, on Friday, on the dis-
cussion of the Indemnity Law, M. B. CONSTANT
moved that the sum should be limited to sixty millions.
The motion was negatived.
The French Papers now state, in a positive manner,
that Patras really surrendered to the Greeks on the
,6th ozoU February, so that all doubt respecting the,

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setbendckt of the fee seeds to be blithely remota.
The total dispersion of the party which had taco arms
against the Greek Government is confirmed, gild also
the important fact, that the Loan Rion Cosniissugsait
of the lonian Islands had refused admission on the
lonian territory to the chief rebels.
akturday, Preach Resta iO2l. ler. he Waft ; heTiak,iettia

Charleston Papers to the 25d, and Norfolk Papers to
the 18th February, have reached us. The Norfolk
Paper of the 17th contains the following articles
ALVARADO. JANUARY S.
A few days ago the schooner Susan, of Baltimore,
Was brought in here as a prize, on the charge of haviog
been bound with supplies to the Castle. On the same
day, the Sd, another American schooner anchored be•
tween the City of Vera Crus and the Castle, and is said
to have been sunk at her moorings by the fire from the
city. The Castle opened its batteries against the City,
and the firing continued for 24 hours.

This forenoon we teceived Hamburgh Papers to the
21st inst. and Dutch Papers five• days later. They
contain no political news, unless the following may be
considered as such :
FROM THE MAINE, MARCH SO.

We learn that the following persons have lately been
banished from Russia : Pica, Betaro, Bernard, a FrereA
painter and musician; Zofrey, Professor of Belles Let-
tres ; De Teranti, a Papal subject and musician; Marsh!,
`physician ; Lebrun, language waster ; Guistry, Eccle-
siastic ; Plantin, physician ; Bastin and May, professors
' Sidroon, Schacht, Rokhoff, and Teresti. The Russian
Government has made an arrangement with that of
Prussia, that these persons may pass through the Prus-
sian dominions on their return, but not stop there.