Star.
London, England, 1825-02-02 00:00:00

DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS.

Haffenden and Beet, Ashford, Kent, surgeons. J. and R.Wrights
Sheffield, merchants. J. and S. Cradock, Leicester, hosiers. Ste-
phens and Henley, Birmingham, millers. S. and W. G. Bettison;
Leamington Priors, Warwickshire, booksellers. Turner and Co.
Croydon, stone-masons. Shaw and Co. Cockspur-street, hat-
makers. Bousfield and Fawcett, Aidermanbury, Manchester-ware-
'housemen. It. and W. Howie, Birmingham, scampers. White-
head and Hughes, Cheltenham) printers. Humberstun and Co.
Klasgow and Philadelphia, merchants. P. P. and P. J. Greiner.
ing and Knowles, Cliton, near Bristol, linen-drapers. J. L. and
J. Spencer, Glasgow: ffnlith and Gill, • A:bridge, linen-drapers.
J. and J. C. Mills, Stroud, Gloucestershire, soap.boikrs. Hunt
and Pitcairn' Jeffrey'saquare, merchants. Bradley and .Clark,
John-street, I3erkeky-square, surgeons. Cookson and Wetton,
Manchester, coach-makers. •
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Commigsion signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Lincolnshire.
Benjamin Handley, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant.
Commissions in the Corpeot Surrey Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Surrey.
Gilbert East Jolliffe, !laity Hope, end George Reid, Gent. to be
lieutenants.

i.• 16)
Extract of a private letter from Zante, dated Di* r. .
ber The Greek Papers will hare informed you
of the continued successes of the_ fleet„.and.of the final
abandonment of the eampaign44 the Captain Pacha,
who long since entered the Dardanelles with the That,
tered remains of his force, carrying with hirn, a, ft 9.
phies of his valour, the 20 or 30 small vessels he ter*
at Ipsara. The Egrptian squadron, after suffering's -
rious defeats, and losing half the transports, horses,
and troops, have at last succeeded' in gaining the port
of Buda, in Candia, where they intend wintering. It is
hoped The Greeks may be enabled to keep the sea, and
cut off their comMunication with Alexandria, as in this
case, it mill be impossible for lkaliim Paella to carry
any ulterior project into execution. • .
" This is the first year that we have not seen a
Turkish naval force in the lonian seas; an important
fact, which is of itself an incakulable advantage to
the Greeks. 1 should be glad to hear who writes.
tho,e shameful falsehoods which appear in tlse Lon-
don Papers, tinder the head of Letters front the lonian
Islands. Tittle about Sir F. Adam's visit to Napoli
are. the most barefaced of all. It was supposed
had gone there, :but he only went to Cerigo, where a
di.sention had arisen between the civil and military
autlioritie, and his presencewas necessary to restore
peace. The Sybille frigate went 'forward, hoverer,
to demand a Ito ocation of the famed Proclamation, and
also a guarantee for the. affair of Ithaca. The lonian
Government says, the Turks have demanded 20,000
Spanish dollars 'captured on board the brig disabled •
there, and insist on a gurantee, that if obliged to pay
it- to our ally the Sultan, the Greeks Must reimburse
them. This gave rise to a regoci.ttion .of some days,'
when everything was amicably settled.
" A regular Greek force is now blockading Patrag
by sea and land, and every effort is makino to reduce
that place, but without suitable artillery, aniahe.ieging
materials,..l fear nothing will be clone. Prince Nlavro-
i.cordato still remains at Missolonghi, although he is
,named to the post of SeCrezary-General to the Govern-'
talent, in the room of Rhodius, who is appointed
Commandant of the regular regiment organized at Na.
poli di Romania. The Prince is not popular with the
anti-Patriots, owing to his opposition to their nefarious
designs against the people, arid his prudent policy in
endeavouring to conciliate the European Powers.—
Thanks to his exertions, and those of the brave Chiefs
of Western Greece, the inroads of the Turks into Ito-
melia and Livadia have been completely frustrated.
da Before the Greek squadron arrived at Missolonghi,
Muff Paella succeeded in getting a supply of treasure
'from Prevesa, together with his son and family. Had
the vessels on board which they were embarked been
delayed only a single day, the whole must: have fallen
into the hands of the Greeks.
" You will be sorry to hear of the death of the Vice-
President of the Executive, Botasi: it was caused by the
dreadful typhus, which has not yet disappeared at Na-
poli. !laving given you all the good news, I roust
now advert to what some will regard as otherwise,
though this will depend on the prudence and firmness
of the Government. You, my dear friend, well know
the Morea ; you know the charaCter of the Captains and
Primates, bred, as thEy have been, in the Turkish school.
These individuals, particolarlyjn the Ptloponnesus, will
never submit to any form of Governmr. tr. in which They
do not possess an unbounded influence. The popularity
of the present Executive is wormwood to theirs. Yon
will have seen by the Philos Lou Nontou, thelslewspaper
published at Hydra, that the third period has been pro-
claimed, and the Deputies of the Provinces have assem-
bled at Napoli.

_" It appears that the Chiefs in the Morea have some
time ago presented a Memmial to the Executive, de,
manding an account of :the eipenditure of the funds
arising out of the loan, also of the funds caected at
the Custom-houses in the outports ; and insisting that
this exposure of accounts is equally, due to the nation,
and to the character of the Members of the Etecutive,
who, being the principal creditors of the State, might
be suspected of appropriating some_part-pf the ktßiritp.
the payment of their own claims. This, however, that
law imperatively forbids, declaring a that the Loans
shall be applied to the prosecution of the contest, ittelt
net to the liquidation. of past' claiips of whatever nit-,
We. The memorial went.on to require that.the
accounts should be published in the Hydra Journal, and
ended by insisting on the expulsion of TheOddiiiiis;
Bishop of Bresthene; Colette, and knia4,lry.
the name of Papa Flissa, from all shareirs the Oovern-
ment. As this was most probably only the pfetestfor
proceeding to open fotce, no iufecitiate dine- was.itf-
forded to obtain an answer, and it was soon folbiwed
by the appearance of Palm Colocotroni, at the head of
a large body of his immediate followers,' before Tri-
politza, where be opposed the collection of the local
taxes—a rencontre with the-troops of Government fol-
lowed, in which young golocotroni and several of his,
followers stele slain..
a. I repot to say, that not only the Primate Deli-
gianni of Caritera, l'ut Lupda and Zaimis are suspected
of having instigated this insnrrutional movement.
The conduct of the two latter, on a former occasion,
when they might have given the elder Colocotiuni up
to the Government, greatly tends to increase the sus-
picions against them. Lunda is a brave soldier, and
the former friend of Loid Byron. He is a man of con-
siderable talents, and must know that nothing but union
can save Greece. Zairnis is also endowed with very
respectable attainments, but; like newly all. the •
politicians, con.
in
of money :and the love
Imatneess to
mattes,
and but
bettotwo,eent
manyie
loveiEu oror
of his country. It is said the Government will take steps
to prevent these three individuals frpm doing any fur-
doer mischief.

" P.S.—DEc.IO.—I am happy in having detained:
this letter, as I am able to intyrm you, that accounts
just received from the Moreaotate-that the dit•seitsions
have ceased, and all is again tramksfillised by the iesig.
nation of the three individuals denounced in the Memo-
rial. Letters from Syraliring us the news, that pt.
vious to the Egyptiah fleet arriving at Buda, s sore ed
the loss of six transports carved, itsvu brigs desttelyed,
by fire, and of two frigates shipwrecked in trying to
escape from the Mee k fire-ships, and hopes are rtntec.

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twined that the positios of the enemy's/Weil favour
able foe the operations of the Greek fire vessels. I trust
in (;on the Infidels may be extirpated this winter.
" I am I..rry it is out of my power to give you any
very satisfactory account of the English Philhellene::
Dr. T. is scathed to Lunda's corps, that is, or was, be-
fore P:trab; Mr. H together with his Zuleika,
are in the suit nt Caliopula, I know not where; and Mr.
T. with WI sous, whose conduct towards the Govern-
ment still coattnnes more than equivocal. This allusion
to the Poilhellenes in Greece, induces me to ask what,
ire those ot England about? What, also, are the Greek
Deputies doingp Where are the long-wished for and
stuch wanted supplies ? Pray let us have information
on all these points, if you wish to be informed of what
is passing here.

THE EVENING STAR.

I.ON I)ON.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1825.

rostneorsom Or SIM VIRGIN MAAY..--11011,ADAY at TVA BAUM

THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at tilk i for the Account, but soon
der pc up to 93j I.
FOREIGN FUNDS.

In the Foreign Market there is not much doing.
Current Price,: New Spanish 151, Old 211 211, Russian Nit
Mezicart 914 e. Colombian New 91k, Milian 118, French Scrip 14f.
Austrian 97, Gold Coati 514, Brazilian Scrip Hi, New ditto 41 i.
SWARM TAM. raids TODAY.
100 - 10 110 115
40 . 10 190 125
100 - 5 19 17
100 •. 5 Y 37 59
23 25
21 23
8 9

Anglo Mexican Mines
United Mexican ditto -
Brazilian ditto
Colombian ditto
Buena. Ayres ditto -
Pasco Peruvian ditto •

MINES.

-
- I i 101 pre.

ledtish -
Cootioetnal -
Imperial Old
Dkto New .
• Lotion Portable -
Provincial ditto
Poetic .
Thitod thoteral

-.. . 10 ..

A4lO Chili= .
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian: Bonds 5 per Ct. $7 Mex. Bonds, 5 per Ct. 811 801
Brazilian Ronda Ditto Ace 811 801 ill
Ditto &rip, 5 per Ct.l6 pre. Pertly. Bonds, 6 pet.
Oitto Aec. 1112 S, 41 11 pre. Press. Bonds 181.2, S p.Ct. 991
Buenos Ayres Beads 96 1 Russ. Bonds, 16224 p.Ct. 97 47
Ditto A cermet Ditto Ace. 971 6I 7
Milian Bonds, 6 pet Ct. 88 Spanish 5 p.Ct.Cons. 211 21 1i 6
Columbian Bonds, 6 per Ct. Ditto Ace. 681
Ditto Bonds 1824, 911901 91 Span. I p.Ct. Cons. 1823, 16
Ditto Ace. 911 901.91 Frenehß=tes, 5 p.Ct. 103 E 504
Greek Bonds 571 Exchange *M. 10e.
Ditto Ace.
BRITISH AND FaREION SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
. ASSURANCE COMPANIES. '
semis. PAM. PIIC2 in max.
AU. Brit. For. Fire & Life £lOO .'!1 - 181
Do. Marine - - 100 •5- 71
Guardian, - - - 100 -10 -
Palladium . - -50 -S -
' Protector Fire - - - t.'o -11 - 2

SHAWL PAID. ?MCI Pill MASI.
A/aglo Mexican - £lOO 3610 - IsS. itS pm.. 110 11.5 105
Angie Chili= • l3 14 13k
Atigna Iron and Coal -50- 5 - 5 -ISI7 19
Bolanos - 400 - •
Brazilian - 100 -5 - 5 .27 26k
Chiiian - - - 5 -
Columbian - - 100 - 5 -
General Mining Association . -
Hibernian - - SO - 4 -
Paseo Peruvian - 100 - 5 -
Real del Monte - 400 -70 -
Rio de la Plata - 100 - - - 29
Tlalpuaahua - - 400 -20 - 245 pre.
United Mexican - 40 - :10 - 2 pm. - 120 115 125
Welch Iron & Coal • 25 - 5 - - k k pre.
GAS LIMIT AND COKE ekIIPANIEs.
SHAM P ?RIC( eta SHAUL
▪ aeso
• 100 - 8 - 9k
• 50 • 40 -
-* SO -2S -
- 100 - 7 -
- - 1 - 3k
- 50 -22 -
• - 50 - 7 -
IRON RAILWAYS.

- 22 20 22 pre.

puma TAtD. Ilan TICS SUATA.
Mb* obi Bristol •,8'413 - -AS
lassisolos and Liverpool SO 3 -
abed sod Birmingbata . so - 2 -
1 .
Limbs and Blnahlibam • 90 • 1 - 1
Luisa sod Bristol. - -
louisa soll rorthem • 100 - 1 - I t
Manama. and Liverpool • 100 - S -
IIfSCELL A XEOUIL

SWAIM PAID. PRICE V SRAM
6000, - set - £26 2r.

MigraHan •
British Annuity -
British Iron Company - ..- -—-4 5 21 3 pee.
Orient Ship Canal . - 1 -
Canada Company - 100 •10
Equitable Lean Bank • - 1 • s
Oen. &east Navigation 100 - 4 • 11
Oir Engine Carriage - 100 - 1 • 11 It
Greet Westminster Daity - 4 -
Investment Bank • SO • 1 -
Pearl Flaery LIS dt. itt pd. les. ‘lO put. } 19
Yellow Receipt
Provincial auk of Ireland •• - 4 131 s! 31 Pre.
IdeuvOitan Alderney Dairy £4 pd. —•- 0 i
Gold Cot ut Associative - I - 2 - 34 4 2 pre,

We lave received the French Papers of Monday, in-
eluding the Moniteur by Express. Prince Woutoxsict,
Extraordinary Ambassador from theE m peror of itussus,
-resented, on Saturday, an autograph letter from his
Sovereign to the King of FRANCS, congratulating him
on his accession to the throne, and condoling"with him
for the loss of his brother. 'Poo French frigates, the
Circe and the Azethusa, lately arrived at ltochfoi to from
-Cadiz, with discharged soldiers on beard.
On Sunday, the King gave audiences to the Minister
Prince TALLIITItAND,' the Marshals and Grand Digni-
taries of France, the Nuncio and Spanish Ambassador.
Accountsfrom St. Petetsburgh state, that the Nobles
of Moscow bare sent fifty thousand roubles for the suf.
fermi by the late inundations. Twenty-five thdusand
roubles had bees received from Holland, for the
same object.
_Accounts both from Constantinople and Vieen*
spree in the Greek Gowasameat having restored van-
srsillity in the MOM. 40,141COTROXII vindicates him-
self against the Chair 4 intrigoing with IBRAHIM
PACHA6 against the ftinammof Greice : he is allowed
tateasaiss in the Itoreao b only as a simple citizen.
*lama military or civil power. In Arcadia. and is
the Worth West of the Mom, insurrections against
Oes Greek Government were meditated, the true ob-
f which was not known.
irhios of the Egyptian ilievabich halt been it

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