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LONDON.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1824.

THE FUNDS.

" THE PRESIDENT OP ?Ili EXECUTIVE.

11 PROcLAIIATION.

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indigo, Scc. Cargoes, mcieshre of specie, vainka at,
250,00 e dollars.
•, By a late decree of the Calamblan Gionernment,l
the dui on prise•goods had been augmented to about
45 per cent. but in consequence of the gallantry dis-
played by Captain Chase in the capture or these vessels,
and of the services hitherto rendered by him, the Go-
•ernment had determined on admitting these cargoes
on the same footing as formerly, making a difference
of 45,000 dollars to Captain Que.
a These vessels are of the first of their class, corvette
French built, and armed, two of them carrying 16 guns
each, and were captured during the night. One of
them had 80,000 dollars in specie on board."

PHENOMENA AT' LISBOA.
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LISBON, JULY 26.
On the morning of the 11th inst. at Ave o'clock, a slight shock
of an earthquake was gel to this city. We have had intense heat
for these three days. Faltretheit's thermometer has been at 100
deg. in the shade. The excessive best experielsatel in this city onl
the 18th. 39th, and 110th of Jane. and which did such damage to
the fields, deserves some vbeerention.
On the 17th and lath, rahrenbek's thermometer, in the ,opes
air and in the shade, was from tos to 96 deg. at two o'clock,
and 79 to 83 deg. at midnight. On the lath, exposed to a hoc
wind from the N.Y.. it rose to 105 deg.
This burning wind did immense damage. It was so bet
that the thermometer, exposed to it, was, even at midnight, at 91
deg. On the morning of the 110th,k fell to 63 deg. rose, at 2•. m.
to 103 deg. and at midaight was again at 83 deg. On the: Mist and
sed, a sea breeze from the lionth-west cooled the air, so that the
thermometer was sal, at SI and 76 deg. in doe tart bouts, and fell
at midnight to 73 and 68 degrees.
It Is to be noticed that the thermometer In the open air, het abet.
lured from the N.E. did not rise on the 19th to above 100 deg.
It is impossible to calculate exactly the damage done by the ter.l
Tibia phenomenon of the 19th We tan •state, however, that
the vines in elevated situations, exposed to the N.Y. entirely lost the
abundant fruit with which they were loaded.

THE EVENING STAR.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
'tons& opened tbh swan at Oki for the Amount, and on the
whale( an Express from Paris, which brought the Reams. after
'Change, at 99L 904. Consols got up to hat ; but up to this hour
Door they are 92j.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Solt► American Securities base improved thin amnia, is the
Market.

Comps Prieest—Wew Spanish 154, Cid & anis 33.
Mance Shares 121, 551 53, Colombia $ sto 11.
Chilablan 504, Chilton 764, French Scrip 114, Amides 131.
Ponsastoe 861 %MOS Lyres I to 4.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONS O'CLOCK.
'tank Stock 236)4-3 per Cent. Reduced 93% %
$ per Cent. Cons. 92% % 56-3 i per Cent. 101'4
4 per Cent. Assented 100% 101
4 per Cent. New 105% Boods 76 3 6
£1,900 Excheq. Bala (2d.) 33 2 4; (1%1) 35 2 4 2
£3OO Do. (2d.) 36 ; (114 d.) 35 2 4 2
£lOO and 1:200 Do. (2d.) 32 6
Consols for Acct. 92% %Spa•
We have received a copy of a Proclamation issued by
the Provisional Government of Greece, and addressed

to the Consuls and Vice-Consuls of the Powers of
Europe in the Archipelago, which is rather of a
sanguinary character, for to call it merely vigorous
would be misapplying the tees. We shall, however,
let the document speak for itself.
a PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF GREECE.

s' The Greek Government, learning that many Captains
of European merchant-vessels, urged by interest, and
enc.auraged by the respect that the Greek vessels duly
pay to their glorious flags, have contracted, and do con-
tract, at Constantinople, Alexandria, and other places,
for the service of the Turkish squadrons, to transport
troops and munitions of war, notwithstanding the re-
spectable Ambassadors and Consuls of their Govern-,
mesa endeavour to prevent this measure, as opposed
to the principles of neutrality that their powerful &me-
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reigns have declared they would observe during the
pewit struggle, have issued the following

4g 1. AU such vessels and their crews, under what-
ewer flag they may sail, shall not be considered as be-
longing to a neutral Power, but as enemies; and as such
shall be daroyed, burnt, Gam& to the hotfoot with their
crows, by the vessels of the Greek squadron, and by the
whole Greek force into whose power the resyle'.
4. 2. The present Proclamatimi shall be transmitted
to the Commanders of the divisions of Hydra, Spezzia,
and. Ipsara, and published in the Greek Government
Jouremi ; copies, translated into French, shall be sent to
all the Consuls and Vice-Consuls and the Consular Agents

of the principal European Powers in the Archipelago.
" Moulins de Nauplia, tYth May, 1824. (Signed)
" The President GEQIIGES COUNDONNOTTES.
" The Seeretuy-Osneral, ad interim, P. G. RODIUS."

This forenoon we received Liston Gazettes to the
a* ult. They contain some particulars relating to the
*Aay; and an account of the ceremony of investing the
' -Dag of Portugal with the Danish Orderof the Elephant.
lie following are extracts
L 15110147, JULY Is
11 A Royal Dein izes the time of service in the
army as followe's SR the idolatry. woo fears; kg the
cavalry old artalsry, aims years. Those who east 'a-
limony, to sem far two years lees thee the above
. peel* is the hewdt ef **SWAN which they shall
deem doteltenis. As, prime, and drosamess,
who have semi dot washes of years, may in
tiew of peace requite *sir discharge from the cow
aeseders of the respecdve corps, who are to give it to
dim *albs space of sight days. without welds& far
impeder seders. The oldest of this dameis to nem&
die iossrests of astiadtero with As Elan of die service.
Juim Oliestai contalas vatiaas Add dem

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