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AD MIRA OFLT2- FICE. SEPT. 2, 16911
The Kns embarked on board his Mararres yacht the Royal.
&urge, at Queetes.f.ertg, le the Frith of Fortli; at magi*
three o'clock in the themes of the !Mk of hie SIMMIi.
At nine elehMtlhritzi=g vatiust Kamm,
yacht, pmesd 7.10,41679
four o'clock is -.the allstrommt bil;BitinstY hotted at Gran-,
wich4losphal. andliocestled to teem .
BA WKIIMPTCY SUPERSEDED. •
1"cliolas GribbikaktlVillonibilifet,lgket Statehouse, Demo,
builders.
BANKIMPTS.
.41114 Att4n2 Loft, llosithalaid; merchant, to surrender Sep-
-ember 10, 11, and October 16, at eleven, at the Bridge
Inn, Bishopweirroanth. Attendee, Air. Blakistee. Symoods
Inn; or Dlr. Thompson, Blehopweatmouth.
Story Papps, North-street, Lambeth, horse-dealer,
16; at See,'l7, and October law at eleven- at theSegeZbeorf
Commisalniers of ,Minkropts, Basinghall:street. Attorney,
Mr. Rieirar4sen, Goklen-squam
William Yates, Bristol, baker, September 15, 14, and October
15, at twelve, at the Commerdial mss,-Bristol. Actor-
nies, Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Olce, Lincoln's Inn; or
Mr. Jacques, Bristol
John Frederick Smith, Regent-street, liaen-draper, September
14, 29, and October 15, at twelve, at the Court of Cwmis-
sinners. of Bankrupts, &Anshan-street. Attorney, Mr. hoes,
iherhase.
tember
Lboct Hesselthre, Think, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Sep
23, at five, at the King's Arms, Think, 24, at tee, and
October 15, at eight, at the Golden Lion Inn, Northalierton.
Attornies, Mr. Richardson, Think; or Mr..Highmoor, Scotts-
-yard, Bush-lane, Cannon-street:.
DIVIDENDS to be made in- BASINGHALL-STREET.
Sept. 24, J. Knight, Coppim-row, irms-feueder. at twelve.
Sept. 29, E. Nicoll, late of Hemel Hempstead, Hens, wine-
merchant; at twelve. Sept. 26;;.M. Atkinson, late of Great
Rassell.ittreet, Bloomsbury, money-scrivener, at twelve.
DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.
Sept. 26, .1. J. Brown, Portsmouth, grocer, at twelve, at the
Fountain Inn, Portsmouth. Sept. 26, J. Harrison, Portsmouth,
tavern-keeper, at one. at the Fountain lon, Portsmouth. Oet.
19, G. Flower, York, victualler, at eleven, at the Elephant
and Castle Inn. Skeldergate, York. Sept. 26, J. Aunger, Exe-
ter,woollen.draper, at eleven, at the Subscription Rooms, Exeter.
Oct. 1, J. Wood, Birmingham, gun-maker, at eleven, at the
Royal Hotel, Birmingham. 0et.19, J. Sharpley, York, mer-
chant, at eleven, at the Elephant and Castle Inn, Skeldergate,
York. Sept. 26, W. Bradley, Louth, Lincolnshire, linen-dra-
pet, at eleven, at the Fleece Inn, Loath. Oct. 4, G. Harris,
Birmingham, japanner, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birming-
ham. (let. 10, W. Fifoot, Bristol, baker, at twelve, at the
Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Oct. 1, J. Ashford and E. L.
Ireland, Birmingham, factors, at eleven, at the Swan Hotel,
Birmingham.

THE EVENIAG S'l'Aß.

LONDON.

'WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4., 1522.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We have not much business doing in the Market this morn-
kg. Consols for the Account, 801—for Money, 80i; Reduced,
81.—The following Stocks close to-day for the dividend: Re-
duced, 4 per Cent. 31 per Cents. and LOng Annuities.
Foastax Fctios.—ln consequence of the notice given by the
Chilian Contractors that they are unable to put off the payments
of the Chilian Loan, that Stock has rather declined in price
this morning, and it is expected a further depression will take
place in the above Stock. All the Foreign Securities are rather
heavy this mortting :—Chilian, 82 :; New Spanish, 631 a ; Old
ditto, 65}; New Prussian, 87 to 871; Old ditto, 90}; Russian,
8.51 ; Danish, 89 ; Neapolitan, 77 ; Columbian, 861; Scrip, 86(

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank. Stock shut-3 per Ct. Reduced 811/2 80n 81
$ per Cent. Cons.Bo SAI-31A per Cents. 92'%
4 per Cents. soA 7A3— 4 per Cent. New 993/4 %
Bank Lon", Annuities 2015.16
India Stock, 2504—India Bonds 48s. 475. Os.
Etcher!. Bills of 01,000, 3s. 4s. 2s. pr.
Ditto Small, 1.500, 3s. 5-4.-Ik. Com. Small, 4s. 7s.
Consols fui Account 805% 3/4.

-The Ministerial arrangements, so far as relates to
a successor of the late Nlarquis of LONDONDERRY, are
we believe completed. Earl BATIIURST removes from
the Colonial to the. Foreign Office ; and Mr. ROBIN.
any, of the Board of Trade, t. es the place of Earl
BAAruvarr at the Colonial Office. A Cabinet Coun-
cil, connected with these appointments, has been
summoned In Earl BATHURST for three o'clock this
fiat, at the Foreign Office.

It appears by the Augsburg Gazette, that although
the principals who are to form the approaching Con-
gress are not yet assembled, the preliminary business
has been entered upon at Vienna. The first diploma-

.tic meeting took place so early as the 28th of June,
'when Prince Marrenrum M. de TATISCHEFF, the

Marquis de CARAMAN, and Mr. GORDON attended.—
'Prince de HATZFELD attended the second meeting,
on the 171 h of July ; and a third was held in the be-
ginning of August. That the subjects taken into con-
sideration at those different interviews were those
which are to form the topics of discussion in the Con-
gress there can be no doubt. And what those topics
are ice learn from other authority.
A llawburgh Paper, quoted in the STAR of yes-
terday, announces an article of intelligence from
the Russian frontier, that in the approaching Con.
gress important and very comprehensive measures
Neill be proposed against the Liberals or Carbonari
in all the countries of Europe." This we readily be-1
Imre; and if the assembled Junto knew how to carry
these measures into effect, they would not debate
long before they put them in operation. But the
Liberals or Carbonari, in which the Hof), Alliance
class every individual who dares to entertain the
opinion that Governments were made for the benefit
of the People, that they-ought to eiist solely foe,
their good, and .that where this object is obviously
neglected, the character of the Government ought
to be modifies or changed. This is a principle of
policy far more ancient than any which would sant.
tify by nine alone the existence of a cruel and est.
priciong despotism ; and though the principle hai
been of en defeated, yet we believe it was never so
unblushingly denieil as by the self-constituted, self.
named Holy Alliance.
Experience of the past teaches us what the