Star.
London, England, 1825-05-11 00:00:00

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'i'HE NG STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1825.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 914 to for the Account, with
scarcely anything doing.
In the Foreign Market very little is doing. South America*Se-
curities appear to be creeping up.
Caffein Prices: New Spanish lee f, Old Spanish 944, Bus.
sin 954, ?desk* 774 4, Obillaa 544, Colombian New, 04, Ass
tries 964 4, Brazil Scrip 14 4, Mexican Scrip 14 1 disc. Greek
Scrip 54e disc. Doltish Scrip SI disc.

P BICE OF STOCKS AT ONZ O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Red. 9034 14 IA %
S per Cent. Conc. 9114 34 9114 14
si per Pent. 98 •
3 per Cent. Red. 97% ' s/s
•
4 per Cent. New 10514 1/4
14.0 g Ann. 22 21 15-16 •
In is Stock 280
India Bonds 71 72
South Sea Stock 10314
£l,OOO Excheq. Bills .54 53
£5OO ditto 55
£lOO and 0200 ditto 53 55
COlll4 for Acct. 91% 14
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bds 5 p Ct. 961 6 PArs.l2ollll4, sp. 774
Basilian Bonds Ditto Act. 771
Ditto Scrip, S per Cent. Ditto Scrip 11125, 11 dis
Ditto Scrip 19114, 11 pc Ditto Acct. 11 01 11
Ditto 1 pr Nespolita, Bends, 1494,
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 911 Perm,. Hoods, 6 per Ct. 791 90
Milian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 941 Ditto Acct. 791
Colombian Bonds,6 p Portuguese Bends 901
Ditto Bonds, 1814, 1191 Ditto Acct. 901 9115 1
Ditto Acc. 99/ 1 1 Prussian Bonds, p 1001
Danish Bonds, S per Ct. 1011 ittio.Boode,lll99,Sp Ct. 951
Ditto Scrip, 1925, Ditto for Ace. 951
Ditto Acct. 21 dig Spanish sp. Ct. C. 94
GreeDittos Ditto Acct. i
114
Span. Sp. t.t C. 11123, 1111 19
Ditto Acct. 19
French Ratter, S per Ct.
SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

Ditto Scrip, 1825, 41 dl.
I
Ditto Acct. 4i di'
BRITISH AND FOREIGN

NINES

- - -- --
MAR& PAID. PIM& 111[11 MAIL
Anglo Mexican - £lOO £2O iss. AS pm. AB5 BTI
Anglo Cbilian . . 100 -5 - . 7
Milian and Peruvian 5 71
Cornwall and Devonshire 50 5 31
General Mining Amu. 100 • S - - 131 14j 14 1
Pasco Peruvian - 100 - S - . 161 16 1
Potosi, La Paz, & Peruv. 50 5 9151 91
Rio de la Plata - 100 3 - •17

Guardian
Palladium

ASSURANCE COMPANIES.
' -100-10-
50 2
IRON RAILWAYS.
20 1
Id MERL ANEOUS.

London and Bristol

SWAP 11. PAID. ?DM PAS MARL
Atlantic and Pacific . £lOO - 410 -X
Bristol Ship Canal .- "- 1 - ' i i
&Wails Rock and Patent Salt 50 5 56 5
Gold Coast Association 100 5 4b
Honduras Company 100 5 se
Isiperial Plate Glass 100 2 St 1
Imperial Distillery 50 5 4
Pearl Fishery, Yellow (iss.J£lo pm) 25 2 15
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 91 19 i
Pearl awl Coral Fishery 40 1' Si
Royal Stannary 5 Ili
United Paella Association 50 5 4
W 441. India Company 100 S Si 4SI

Last night, the Roman Catholic Relief Bill was read',
a third time and passed, in the Hour! bf Commons,
by a majority of 21, beng six less than on the first
reading ; and yet the Chrtatick of this morning calls it
a large majority. The number of Members who
voted for the third" reading, was MI ; against it, 227:
thus the ratio of advocates, fur and aping the Bill,
is as 12 toll.

The debate of last night was less interesting than
usual; but indeed almost every argument.on the sub-
ject had already been exhausted. The principal
speakers in favour of the Bill, were Mr. HORACF.
Twin, whose arguments possessed some degree of
novelty, and were certainly ingenious, Mr. CHARLES
GRANT, Mr. Hussteson, and Mr. BROUGHAM. The
,Bill was opposed with gre•it earnestness and ability by
Mr. Secretary Pest., and by the Sot.tct'ron-GZMERAL
When the division was announced there was consi-
derable cheering from the advocates of the Bill, al-
though the majority was certainly not so great as many
of them expected it to be. The Bill now goes b:fore
' the House of L^rds, where it sill, we doubt not, give'
rise to as much discussion as it, has already done in the
House of Commons.

Frankfort and t•ther German Papers reached us this
morning to the sth in,t. One of them states, on the
authority of a letter from Venice, that the Egyptian
troops who landed at Modoss, had defeated .a Greek
corps in the neighbourhood, and captured a rich booty.
The following article from BeelM is ri strange apology
for charging'an innocent man with a political conspi-
racy, seizing him in a neutral territory, and shutting
him up for several mouths:—

_
BERLIN, APRIL 92.
Professor Cousin will, in a for days, rotors to, his own . ,
the decision of the Commissioners of illafrence, bowleg bons
known to him that no criminality results frees the idatinatien
against him. It was, in fact, to be expected that asked*, Rope
Collard,-whose Constitution! Monarchy seem Os be foomilletos,
conviction derived from reason and Misery, erepaid not ammo jts,
secret childish associations. The ,whole affair will have the good
effect of producing in France a eisteletlea that tisk booting stip'
here, too, calmly look forward to bitaiquittal; and diardensioilatioei
coming rom that country (where the passion are salt la s sole 4
fermentation) will he listened to wish seen. eendito awn 1160 aliff
have a half titlicial appearance.
M. Cousin's defence did not, however, amidst in denial if the
facts imputed to him (most of which be, de; the contrary, AchientiS
!edged), bet he contrasted himself wish inadesoewriog to penes than
they were not criminal. As M. Ceelelo .tesidsexed Mstwell, in 4
highly honorable manner duriotthe inveseligation, his behaviour
since has been equilly praiseworthy; for hu hat desired OD indeffo.
nity, not even the repayment of the elt#enses hicurred by Ms pre.
tweeted stay. He Is indebted for the risipeit • wick which lia.lia
been treated sot warm Sibs genereerpeetentibo of vii SWitsillp.
but to the principle 9.9994 is 11l Oil /Saw PiAlislikill"
tbatit is better to poodsee ripondowee by peresseissltV
ponisbniant. f.
Private letters' received from Lisboa, assert, in poi
die terms, that a CllMlMitifoll 31001161111 Sir camps. Sigsafil
' definitively to eatelude a treaty Witedie. Bitaftlien-golointoollik
open such terms as were etweiderid oneitinnienabiroitati to
the Royal dignatare s from wit& it wet esededid dat iltdr MI.
tally would ewer albs tannikien of lassaiesbisidiasaikalit
the pending dlibrenees between ?octopi and her former ad sleet 1
• initectant Colonial peassuione.

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NAVAL .IIND-1117i7TAitiv ABLE SOCIETY.
Yesterday mormngi. the Missal. Meeting Of this In-
stitution was held at . the Freemasons' Tavern, Crest.
(aseen•streitt Lincoln's Ins-fields, wises the large room
4assa
presented i dtbsi Iliely appmraisce—!upwards of WO
persons being Priem, the majority conisting et Le
wit* were elegantly attired. At twelve-oclock, Admi-
nd Lord Gammon, Lord Bem.air, the iletioerable Mr.
&wits, with a large body of other Noblemen, sad Na-
val and Military Officers, entered the room. Lord
GAUZIER, who was proposed to the Chair, said a short
prayer, when the rwiry's Report was read. It
stated, that during the last year Bibles sad Testaments
bad been widely circulated amongst soldiers and sailors,
and the most beneficial effects was the mph of the
Socie y's citations. Eloquent speeches were delivered
before the Meeting broke up, and a handsome collec-
tion was made.

THE ARMY.

An additional Assistant Illsrponis to be inintediately

to each Regimes* abroad.
The Royal Sherwood Foresters, or Nottinghamshire Regiment'
of Militia, is to assemble at Newark-upon-T=4 on the Tib o
June, for twenty-eight days' train's&
The Durham Militia is to assemble at Banard Castle, on the
lath instant, ter the purpose of Wog traioid OS days.
All Regiments of Yeessenry Cavalry, cosestbm of set lass thee
three troops, are to assemble this year as persmoms duty for di
days, exchtsive of marching days.-
Commissions signed by the Lord Liestesast WI the Cesare eras
Tows of Havotheammet.
The Rev. Thomas 'Slants, clerk; Wh ilea Mews, and Thomas -
Lloyd, Rig. to be Deputy Lieutteasts
Commis sione signed by the Lord Liesassent et Westmoreland.
John Itobinses, D.D.:to be Deputy Minerals.
Westmorland Temsatiry Cavalry—James Atkinson, Gent. to be
Lieutenant, vice hem Hill, rsoddmd-
Commissiou in the Royelliberwood Foresters, or Nottiughamshire
Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Nottingham.
Sunni Barker, jun. Esq. to be Major, vice Roger Pocklington,
promoted.
Commission in the 3d or Rasters Regiment of Norfolk Yeomanry.
Cavalry, signed by his Majesty's Lieutenant of the County of
Norfolk.
Lieutenant Thomas Beckham, from the lialf-pay of the list Re-
giment of Foot, to be Adjutant, vice Hays, iodised.
GENERAL. ORDER.
Home &mans, Nay 2, 1228.
Ills Majesty having bees grails/say pleased to approve the ac-
eonipanylog Regulation for the sale and purchase of Cos: missives
of unattached retired full aid half-pay Officers, they are now pro-
mulgated to the Army; and hie Royal Highness therommandett-
lo-Chief enjoins the strictest can dance therewith.
ley contswod of his Royal the Comisesdee-in-Chief,
HEts RV Adjatant-General.
REGULATIONS toff TOR SALE Or IR/IRM FILL-FAT
AND HALL TAT cougusioss.
Mau. IS. Mi.
Haltpay Officers, and those on retired haply, shall hone&
mined to dispose teaser COMINOSIIIIIII as unattached half-payees*
missions, in the summer and upon the terms hereinafter deienhed.
To include the Officers actually waving is the Veteran Bananas&
who may be coaddered as belonging to both lists, but who osaMte
now sell ; as also General Mars, who may be hi the receipt of tee
lialtpay, only of that regissesall rank as which they retired.
That the Officers is the neared tial-Pali. and these serving in Vs-
term &Galles's. shall naive the pains tee their Commissions,,
established by his Majesty's regulations in tett.
That the Officers who were reduced to half-pay, having purchased
or served tweedy years, ape the Meets obliged to retire upon half-
pays in consoloesee of wounds, or health Impaired by climate,
shad also receive the same price far their Commissions.
That Officers having retired to half-pay at their own request, not
in consequence of wounds, or health Impaired by climate, although
they should have purchased, sisal/ receive sully the old price, as esta-
blished by the Regsdatiss in force previous to 1821.

arms talcs.
Lieutenast.Coloatiey ‘4,600 Lieutenancy .
Majority . . 3,200 Second Lieutenancy
Company 1.000 Roaigney .

SOO
. 450

ors hares.
iesse!
Lieutenanl-Colooelcy seS,llOO I Linden:Der .
etial4tity . ger.O. Second Lleetenancy 450
Compaq__ 1.500' Bosiitsey • • 400
The Meets ailing net shall receive the sum to which they may
be respectively fudged eider these ltedoistionoe may be directed
by the Consnuoder.loChiet..
And in sod", to sued the pookility espowounicatioo betweest
the parties. the purchaser will be simply to lodge his weary
for his promotion to the higher ' the seller being Ilse.
wards selected by the CosismanderdeoChid the lists regidered
In his Royal Ilighneease Mee; oar war say other due am mew.
ditiunal resigiation. stor say application which adverts to NW ens.
petted vacancy be admitted.
The surphot. if any, will, in all cues, be held at the disposal oldie
Lore Commissioners aide Majesty. Treasury. for the piddle,
The price paid and centred, shall. is all eases, be that lithe
r (entry Commisdon as I. ' the cases of munched Commitaisse
which have bees Melon° sold, whether the individual lean doll
he on the half.pay of Cavalry or Infantry,. and the purchaser dna,
in ail case!, be placed on the hallpsl ofdam
The individuals di to re themselves et this aresnepumat
upon the torsos speei6d. dull mike vitamin to the Cemmeaders
in-Chief, through the Wiwi awtreratib, Irks their claims will
b.. investigated sad determine& upon. and their names will
be registered accordingly.
The purchasers will be recomeanded to his Majesty by the,
Conteuuttler-in.ollaf..from she Use. kept is his dice.
The sale. took placesoder the fullowiog restrictions
No perms to be allowed to sell it either rate who has passed the
age of slay years, or who emu* "vane the certiheste of the
Army Medical Biard ; if in afprelga celny, the medicate of a
-Medical Board; or, lin Board tan.bes assembled, of the Swine
Medical Meer. skewing-that. his retirement does not result from
impaired consdution. threatening earlier disseletion than a puma
of his age may expect in dummies course of nature.
No Meer to be allowed to sell, unless be shall have purchased
his coalmines', or unless be shall have served twenty years in the
whole, if a Limonite-Colonel, Major, or Captain.
Fifteen years it a Linteunt.
Twelve years if an ledge, of which, at least. one half on fall
pay, or in the disebarge of active profession* duties. except he
should have benpleeedues halt-pay in eassatreasee of incapacity,
feat weave oriaillimity, stet sow arming ids poen! health and
comae wind.
Those hiving purchased whose services do not amount to the
then periods, or who have not been placed tepee half-pay on ac.•
count of hio. produced as abbey suited. to receive the value
only of the sOmmnisilens they may have purchased at either rate,
&needles es they have been reduced, or have retired at their own

Thos who hive taken the difetence, and:wita may be otherwise
efrateutasimi se ahem ward, to reedit the valve of their Cask.
iniesime at the en rate, mines the lama of the difference pre-
, srimmly received */ diem- -
.. Aim Ipe have been placed
ot oe half-pay .is alp:
ja.=rtoof the
ltenfnee e
dliaracterim he exduded frem time benefit of file arrangement ; or,
), kbe theme* to relieve the Ralf pay List from them (as they
be WWI late service), to MOW! a sum cat exceedieg the
mine of Oak nullity.
It is to be emienteed, that me Meer ou the Retired or Half-pay
List, who may held a gutless similes...di be permitted te retain
It,* he *Midi deli loader this arrangenteet.
reedier, that the genera) arnereeent Mani), limited Inches,
actnisli, en the adlimise
_Retired List ; mid the time Awed for
ka spared, shill be linaked is one Oat for Micas at beede,,efotte
one year and a half fcirOffieers residing la distant caged,. or teentrim
These Officers who have pereheied Half-pp Commiedens, as
muctached ,Cessetitaince, wamM, aftei sewing cm PUB -pay in the
rank lo purchased, be as admired*, to the permiee* to mil what
they may have purchased as say tuber Oilers ea FeLpy, ender
his Majesty's Regiliddis.
The poduneradtilin Ralf-pay Cimmiesinns, dome the rub of
Ender, shell be 4ledeilly Mars as Raley.
WO Miler aIWI be Awed to purchase two ea Red-ry,
'Odessa havjg itevediu the imermediste dole twee yeen On Tia-
rabeing et mune understood that ble general period et verde*
otherwise hide him to the eametien-
-111411.
1.• Tai kIR —His re was somewhat better
perms!. The god is lied in the lase, bet it is net a very •tes“
Matt With the exception of the touch of the roc, the-Ens es
joie hie meal health.