Star.
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leman had goose to Quebec, to convey some military
Officer of rank to Jamaica ; the Samarang, with Sir
Howard Douglas, to New:Brouswick ; the Menai was
in the Bay of Fundy; the Jupiter at Halifax. The
Ganges spoke, in long. '7. 40. W. on the 13th inst. his
Majesty's packet Freeling, Cunningham, one day from
Falmouth, with the %Vest India mails—all well ; on
landing the Jamaica *mail she is to proceed forthwith to
Carthagena, with some important dispatches. The
Lady of Commissioner Briggs and four children ; James
Holland, Esq. his Majesty's Attorney-General for the
Colony; and Mr. Patten, late Surgeon of the Scout, in-
•alided, came passengers in the Ganges. Lieutenant
J. J. Mallock exchanged into the Scout, at Bermuda,
from the Ganges, with Lieutenant S. Shairp. The
Ganges came into harbour on Thursday, to be paid off
and re-commissioned.

GREECE AND 2'URKEY.

FROM TILE MONITEUR OF FRIDAY, OCT. 22.
NUREMBURG, OCT. 18.
We have letters from Vienna which say, the accounts
that are received from the frontier of Turkey are of
such a nature as to make it probable that Constantino-
ple will soon be the theatre of important events. It seems
that the party of the Janissaries, which is at the head of
affairs since the deposition of the Grand Vizier Ghalib
Pacha, has farther projects. Besides the Reis Effendi,
whom the Sultan has been forced to send into exile, it
was expected that several other persons, even among
the chief Officers of the Seraglio, would be dismissed,
several of them having personal enemies among the,
chiefs of the Janissaries.
Our Court expects with impatience the next regular
courier from Pera, who will bring dispatches from
Baron Ottenfels, the Imperial Internuncio, which will
come down to the 24th or 25th of September.
The last courier from Bucharest has brought to the
. foreign office, letters which state that no change had
yet taken place in the position of the Ottoman troops en
the left bank of the Danube.
Foreign emissaries have endeavoured to propagate a
report at Jassy that the Russian troops in Bessarabia!
would shortly make an irruption into Moldavia. The
Hospodar has taken care to contradict this report.
CORFU, SEPTEMBER '2 2 .
The Lord High Commissioner, General Adam, who
on the Rth of this month went to Napoli di Romania,
on board the Sybille frigate, returned the day before
yesterday. The object of his voyage was, according to
the proclamation issued on the 6th, (see Austrian Ob.
server of the 28th of September,) to obtain the revoca-
tion of the Gieek decree of the 27th of May, against
the metshant ships of the European Powers. Admiral
O'Neil commanded the British squadron which had
entered the Archipelago on this occasion. The Go-
vernment at Napoli di Romania, on the first menacing
representations of the Government of the lonian Islands,
had published, on the 27th of August, a resolution
which declared the decree of the 27th of May revoked,
with regard to all neutral ships that had not Turkish
troops on board. Admiral O'Neil, not satisfied with
this resolution, demanded, on his aria al before Napoli,
the unconditional and complete revocation of theoriginal
decree. Hereupon, within a few hours, on the 341
(15th) of September, an.,ther resolution was taken,
which, as there is at pi esent no printing-office at Napoli,
was published and posted up in manuscript, and which,
in short but precise and positive terms, revokes the de-
cree of the 27th of Mar.— Austrian Observer. Oct.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1824.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened at 96% to 3 for the Account, and for Money 96
to li, with little doing.
The Express from Paris brings the Rentes, after 'Change on Sa-
turday, at 102 f. 75e.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market scarcely anything doing, except in Mexi-
can Bonds, which have Ibis moment improved.
Current Prices: New Spanish 15%, Old 20% 3, Russian 96%
Mexican 613 62, Colombian New 794, Old 803, French Scrip 15%,
Austrian 981 /I, Alliance Shares nothing doing, Chitian 74, New
Prussian par, Old 991, Portuguese 923 93, Greek 43 33.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
ITASSSURCiIt, OCT. 19.—0 n London, 56. 43. 2 Us. 36. 1%.
PITZIsSEIRCH, OCT. s.—On London, 9.9-16.
Lamle, Om 15.—0 n London, 5 NT. 6. 143.
BERLIN, OCT. 16.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 19%.
AMMIDASI, OCT. 22.—0 u London, 39. 8. 2 M. 39. 6.
Pt: ICE OF STOCKS A'r ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2E41/2
3 per tent. Rec. 95% 3/8-3 per Cent. Cons. 961/4
Si per Cent. Red. 101% Y 8
4. per Cent. New 1081/4 %
Long Ann. 23 1-16—India Bonds 100 101
13,000 Excheq. Bills (2d.) 56 57 ; tAd.) 55 6.
E5OO ditto (2.1.) 55
India for Acct. 2903/4—^onq. for Acct. 961/4 itt

This forenoon we received, by exp: ess,Galignomi s Mes-
senger of Saturday, and the Etoik dated yesterday; the
Ft ench Papers of Friday having previously reached us.,
The most important article they contain is a statement
from Madrid, intimating that a Council of Ministers was
to be called to discuss the subject of a Note sent by the
Court of the Thuillelies to that of 'Madli(l. The purpo: t
of this Note is said to be, that CHARLES X. demands of
Spain " that a full and complete amniray be proclaimed,
containing only a few nominal exceptions, applying to
some of the rebels of the Isle of Leon : that the Spanish
Government adopt; as of absolute necessity, forms capable
of insuring the stability of the State and guaranteeing
the happiness of the Spanish people :—that the Leans
contracted by the Cortes be recognised : that the capi-
tulations concluded between French General; and those
of the Constitutional At my be observed, and that in case
it should be thought necessary to protract the military
occupation of the country beyond the appointed period,
(January Ist, 1825) the French troops be supported at
the expense of Spain, and that the difference between
the war pay and that of peace be also. liquidated by
that country."
If Coatusa X. has really sent such Note to FERDI- ,
NAND of Spain, he has displayed more political sagacity
than marked the French councils when the joasion of