Star.
London, England, 1824-09-06 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

The Foreign Market this morning is also dull and heavy, people
being afr.iid to act before they know the news from Buenos Ayres
and Lisbon. •
Current Prices :—New Spanish 161, Old 20; 214, Russian 94
ex. di*. Alliance Shares 10411, Mexican 484 j, Colombian Scrip
dis. French Scrip 124 4, Austrian 954 4, New Prussian 914, Old
984, Portuguese 86, Brazilian 24 disc. Buenos Ayres 21 disc. Pe-
ruvian 27 dig. Chilian 77.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
KA3211171104, Aco. 31.—0 n London, 36. 14. 2 Us. 35. 101.
Prrzasatacno, Aro. 17.—0 n London, 9. 9.16. Paris, 994.
Lynx, Ave. 27.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 134.
ltssuN, Atm. 28.—0 n London, 3 M. 6.204.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock shut-3 per ent. Reduced shut
3 per Cent. Cons. 93% 78 V 4-311 per Ct. 102 101 Y 8
4 per Ct Assented shut-4 per Cent. Old shut
4 per Ccnt. New 1061/2—lndia Bonds 86
LI ,000 4:,1r1 eq. Bill, (2d.) 41 39; (1'.2d.) 39
£5OO Do. (2d.) 41 ; (1 Ihd.) 39
£lOO and £2OO 1)o. (2d.) 41; (11/2d.) 44 3
Advertised (2d.) 39 8
consols tot Account 941/s.

Dispatches were this day received from Sierra Leone,
to the sth July. Intelligence had been received from
Cape Coast about the middle of June, at which time
affairs remained in the same state as wheu the last ad-
♦ices left that place.

The Walsingham packet has arrived from Buenos
Ayres, which place she left on the 26th of June, and
Monte Video on die 29th, but the letters have not been
delivered.
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Halifax Papers to the 10th ult. have reached us, but
they are barren of intelligence. A smart shock of an
earthquake was felt at New Brunswick, on the 9th of
July, accompanied by a loud report similar to the dis-
charge of heavy ordnance.

Harnbargh Papers to the Ist inst. have reached us,
bat they contain nb political news whatever.

This morning we received the Moniteur and Galig-
nant's Messenger of Saturday, and the Etoile of yester-
day, by Express, the French Papers of Thursday and
Friday having previously reached us. The Moniteur
does not contain a single official article, nor any intelli-
gence of interest, except a confirmation from Bucha-
rest of the news from Greece. The Capitan Pacha, it
is said, has been totally defeated, and several of his
small vessels had taken refuge at Enos.
These Papers contain nothing respecting the health
of the KING, who, however, was sufficiently well to give
audiences to the Duke of BRUNSWICK and the Arch-
bishop of Rstwas, and to transact business on Friday
and Saturday with M. de VICLELE. Viscount CIIA-
TICAURRIAND has returned to Paris from Switzerland.
The French squadron, under the command of Admiral
DUPERRE, is expected at Brest on the 15th, where it
will be dismantled. Some of our contemporaries had
destined this squadron fur South America, but we al-
ways cautioned our Readers against such ridiculous
alarms, and stated, that there was no reason to doubt
that the object of the squadron sailing was what the
French stated—to perform naval evolutions.
The Moniteur quotes from the Frankfort Gazette the
consent of the different Governments comprising the
Germanic Confederation to the measures proposed by
Austria against the liberty of the press, the rights of
the Universities, and the publicity of political discus-
sions. Even Bavaria, Wurtcmburg, and the other States
which have obtained Representative Assemblies, have
given their reluctant adhe ion to the latter article,
which cuts off the constituent bodies of these kingdoms
from all knowledge of what their deputies are doing in
their name.

During the celebration of the KiNc's Birth-day at
Perpignan, by a dinner given to the sth Regiment of
the Line, some of the soldiers, more enthusiastic than
the rest, discharged their muskets in the air; and being
loaded with ball cartridges, two persons were killed, and
another dangerously wounded. '['he following extracts
are from Galignani's Messenger of Saturday.
STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 3, FIVE o'CcocK.—
The market has been extremely dull to-day, and the
pi ire of stock has again given way. The five per
cents. for money, closed at 101 f. 15c. After the parquet
closed, they were 101 f. 6.1 e.
The frigate I.a Circe, and the corvette La Moselle,
sailed from Brest on the '2lst ult. the former for Cadiz, ,
and the latter for Valparaiso.
A letter from Brest says, " We expect on the 15th of
September,Vice- Admiral Duper re's division, which, after
rhyme evolutions, will come to cur port to dismantle."

The Augsburg Gazette contains the following, of the
19th ultimo, from Odesssa According to advices
. from Constantinople of July 30, it appears that the
Captain Paella, having endeavoured to quit the road-
stead of Mitylene, WAS pursued by the Greek fire-ships,
which destroyed several of his large vessels; he
.was
compelled to take refuge in the Gulph of Smyrna.—
Another division of the fleet, which had also been treated
roughly, repaired hastily between Samos and Ipsara."

Brussels and Dutch Papers to ►he 4th inst. reached
us this forenoon. They contain the Turkish accouut of

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