Star.
London, England, 1825-05-03 00:00:00

THE IWENING STAR

LONDON.
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1825.
STOCK EXCHAN9E, TWELVE O'CLOCK
The panic which has prevailed for these two days in the- Quasi
, Market, has this morning completely subsided, and everything is
on the rise. Consols opened at 911 1 for the Account, and are now
at MI i. In the early part of the morning a large sale was made,'
but it bad on effect on the Market.

In the Foreign Market everything has a better appearance. -
earrent Prices: New Spanish 181, Old Spanish 251 241, Mex-
ican:7/, Russian 9sl 1, Austrian 991, Chaim 96, Colombian New
$a 1, Brazil Scrip 11 *prem. Mexican Scrip 11 1 disc. Greek
Scrip 4* 4 dim. Danish Scrip 4111 dies.
, PRICR OF.STOCKS AT ONB O'CLOCK,
Bank Stock 2301,4 231
3 per Cent...lied. 91 90% 91
3 per Cent. Cons. 913/4 % 3/4
Si per Cent. 98%
4 per Cent. /Lowed 983/4 1k
3i per Cent.. Red. 983/4
4 per Cent. New 105% 44
Long Ann. 21 15.16 22
'lndia Stock 2801/2
India Bonds 74 72 74

Old Annuities 90%
3-per Cent. 1751, 91%
El,OOO Excheq. Bills 45 52 50
£lOO and E2OO ditto 48 59
Cons. for Acct. 91% % 3/4 %
laa=
Every arrival from Egypt confirms the previous ac-
counts of the plague having manifested itself in that
country. A letter was received this forenoon from the
Agent to Lloyd's at Milford, dated Sunday, which
states the arrival at that port of the Dalmarnock, For.
rager, and the Tinley, from Alexandria, all with un-
clean or suspected bills of health, as cases of plague
wet e oscasionally 'occurring in that City.
other

Charleston Papers to the 30th of March have been
received, but they contain no news. •

Letters ti om Bayonne of a recent date, men that the

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this law, s

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remained
tranqu►l.

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following

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informatio
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to the imro
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produce the
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of all Foie,
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rt that the

11esotiation for the Spauibb Loan has faileJ, as aothia4
induce IPZIDINAND to recognise the old Bonds
Issued by.the Constitutional Government.

the At!gelatine Zeitturg of the 26th of April, re-
eived this morning, contains the following article
from Berlin :
.14 The annual celebration of the glorious entrance of
the allied troops into Parif, which was the last day of
March, has been discontinued by his Majesty (the King
"Of Patissta's) orders : after the lapse of ten years the
event is justly left to private persons to celebra:e; and
there is an evident delicacy in this proceeding, towards
a country which, since the restoration of the legitimate
frlonarchy, is no lodger hostile to us,' Prussia."

This morning we received a file of the Lisbon Ga.
attics, from the 18th to the 23J of April inclusive.
They state that the Papal Government has issued a
decree, by which all foreign vessels entering the ports
of the Pontifical States are to pay the same duties as
the vessels belonging to the Papal States pay is
porti of foreign countries. To this effect foreign vessels
are to be provided with a certificate from the Papal
Consuls, Vice• Consuls, or Consular Agents, in one of
the ports of the State to which the vessels belong ; in
which certificate shall be stated the amount of the
duties that a Papal vessel, of the same burden and a
similar cargo, would have to pay in the ports of that
State: If they are not provided with such a certificate,
they will have to pay the highest duty to which) by
this law, vcsses of their cargo and burden a e
The effect of th;s regulation begins on the Ist May, 1825.
The brigantine A mizade, Capt. THEODORE JASEN DE
LENOS, had art ire.l at Oporto in 60 days from Maran-
ham. At the time of its departure, Lord Cccttaa,Ne
remained there, and the province was consequently
tranqu►l.
These Papers contain a vexatious regulation of the
Police with regard to foreigners, as will be seen by the
Jollowing extract :