Star.
London, England, 1824-06-19 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
• Consols opened this morning at 95i for the Account, and up
!o this hour they are 9.5 i (sellers), which is the whole fluctuation,
with little doing.
Up to the present time no Express has arrived from Paris, nor
zny ntws or reports on 'Change.

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Lit:le or nothing doing in the Foreign Market this morning.—
Current Prices Old Spanish 201 to 21, Alliance Shares 154 16k,
Mexican Scrip to 1 rent. French Scrip 15/, Colombian Scrip 1
to Colombian $;.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2381/4 23"i"3
3 per Ct. Reduced 911/4 ys
:; per Cent. Cons. shut-31 per Cents. 1011/4
rer Cents. Assented 101 10078
4 I:er Cents. New shut—liank Long Anns. 221/2 9-16
Exch. Bills of 1:1,000 (2d.) 25 7 2 1; (11/2(14'2120 23
Do. Small (2d.) 34. '24 ; (WA.) 21 25
Conbols for Acct. 951/i.

Letters from Buenos Ayres, dated the 31st of March,
describe that rising Republic to be in a state of gradual
improvement, and to enjoy profound tranquillity, the
natural consequences of equal and beneficial laws. Re-
presentatives, or rather Deputies, from all the sur-
rounding provinces, were to assemble at Buenos Ayres
in the middle of May, with the intention of forming a
Federal Union, and before this day most probably,
therefore, a Supreme Government has been elected, for
:he general good of the various districts of this portion
:f the globe. The pacification of Peru may be consi•
rlered as almost certain, for the schism amongst the
Royalist Chiefs renders it so, had any doubt previously
existed of the issue of this contest. Another letter hay
been received from the City of Mexico, dated the 9.6111
of March, but it, contains no additional new., though
Wily confirming the previous intelligence of the Repub-
lic enjoying peace, and gradually improving. A De-
cree of the Sitting Congress bad deprived General
'rust:slut of his pension, because he had quitted Italy
and proceeded to England; and it is evident that the.
Cot ernment entertained strong suspicions that his reso-
lution to return to Mcaico WAS the teal object of his

journey to Great Britain.—The following Proclamation
has been issued at Panama:

"Juan Jose Martinez, Dean of the Holy Cathedral Church, Provi-
sional Aricar-General, and Governor of the Bishoprick, the See
being vacant, to the Clergy of Panama.
'To our venerable brothers,the Parish Clergy of this Diocess, health,
and peace, and Jesus CHRIST. •
• "We have to make known,that by news (without, however, being
clnfirrretl) which have arrived at this capital, we have learned the
deprived and hostile intem ion with which the King of Spain intends
to subju7ate the Americas, depriving them of the liberty which GOD
and nature have y.iven t..) these territories. Not being able, as it is
said, to undertake so great 2 work himself, he has, we are told, im-
plored the aiiiCt4llCr of France, that her troops and squadrons may
come to invade us, and to deprive us of our tranquillity. We are
told that a mime nuts French army is preparing, and that the whole
of America shoubl therefore be placed in a state of defence. This
precious pat t of the world, envied by foreign nations, may very pro-
bably be attacked ; but there is no reason to fear, if the Loan our
Got: is for us, as we have already experienced on many occasions
in which his providence has favoured us. The active and warlike

I.nten,lattt-Ci:ner.l wlos eotriniands ►s, has foreseen, all the evils

that can h.ippt u, and has taken the most efficacious means to pre-
vent then:. Arnow,: these, the most religious and must effic icious
. . . . .

is, the care wind' he has taken to send to the Bishoprick Priests,
who may announce to the people the danger in which we are, if
we arc conquer. d by the enemy ; and that there would not only
he the incalcul,:ble evil of the loss of their property and lives,
but that more dcplcirable calamity, the overthrow of the holy re-
ligion of Jr,. s l.mThT, which with such firmness and constancy
our people maintain. It our towns were possessed by corrupt
troops, contaminated by materialism and heresy, they could no:
avoid Len:.z, expo,ed to the deprivation of etc. nal felicity. For so
~.cred a mi,sion the General has elected the venerable presbyters
Diego and Simon de Paz, and Father Fernando Ayuso, whose
election we have approved of with the most tender sentiments of
our heart, on account of the esteem and re.peet which the toes
and qualities of each oi them inspire. They are proceeding on a mis-
sion to your parishes, to sow in the hearts of your faithful flocks the
truths of religion, love to their country, and the ohli:ation of de-
fending that in which weary all educated. They will manifest to the
people the interest which they ought to take in so great au enterprise,
and they will show that to die in war is better than to be witne,ses
of the evils which will be inflicted on our brethren and on the
Saints; as it was said by Judas MaccabxUs---1 :Wilms est mss mar;
in hello, paint ridere Inaba geniis mane tt Sameturunt.'
"To these venerable pi i.-stn I recommend you,with all my heart;
and I beseech you, and it i:ece•ssary command you, that when they
arrive at your par ishes, you convoke your flocks, open your churches
and your cathedrals, cef.opeiating with them in the great work to
which they have been destined, whilst we pray Goy to impart to
them his light, and grant the happy fruit which we desire, in the
preservation of his holy religion.
'- Panama, February 11, 1824, the fourteenth year of our inde-
pendence. " JUAN JOSE MARTINEZ.
" .13y order-of the Provisor, Governor of the Ilisboprick,
• " ANTONIO ruutTo."

This morning we received Frankfort and other Pa-
pers to the 12th inst. The Swabian Mercury contains,
from Hesse Cassel, some further pat titulars respecting
the conspiracy against the ELECTOR, and .the arrest of
M. VON MONGER, who .first excited suspicion against
himself, by his anxiety to purchase all the copies of a
pamphlet by M. VON HORN, which stated that the
author of the conspiracy must be sought near the throne.
The ELEcroa, to avoid exciting too great a sensation
at Cassel, sent M. VON MONGER, who was Director of
Police at Cassel, with a Commission to Fulda. *There
he was arrested, and his papers at Cassel immediately
sequestrated.

His Imperial Highness the Archduke CHARLES 0:
AUSTRIA, and his brother-in-law the Duke of NASSAU,
i:HCiy visited Berlin, and held a review of the troops, at
which the Paella Of BELGRADE was present. On the 24th
of May, at noon, the two Princes went to Belgrade,
and stayed with the PAcHA till the evening.
The French Papers of Wednesday have reached us,
but they are as barren as usual. One of them, the
auotidienue, notices a rumour that prevail-_.d, of new
disturbances having broken out in Spain, only for the
purpose of contradicting it.
/ Letters from Constantinople of the 18th of May men-
tion the landing of a Turkish force on the Lland of
Samos, and add that they were all destroyed, but no
authority is given for the story.
In an account of the entertainment given on board
the French ship Sand Petri to the King of PORTUGAL,
we arc told that the firing of the general salute, on the
drinking of the KING'S health, cured the Princess of a
nervous pain,which obliged her to carry her arm in asling.
The French are amazingly lucky in making hits of this
sort. A coup de canon is converted into a coup de
theatre with admirable skill, whether in peace or war.
We should not, however, have expected Prince HOHEN•
LONE to have such a rival as a French man of war.
The Coustitutionnel says, news has been received at
Genoa of the blockade of Algiers the 9th of May. The
Dey will listen to no proposition of arrangement which
includes an obligation to receive the former English
Consul, MACDONALD. The number of English ships of
war was nine, without including two gun-boats. The
entrance of the port was shut with a great iron chain,which
the Regency had procured from England some time ago.
The DEv has made various arrangements to place his
ships beyond the reach of danger in case of an attack.
Ile has likewise caused hospitals to be established for
the wounded.

WINDSOR, JUNE 18.—The KING, accompanied by his
visite; s, left the Royal Castle this morning, soon after twelve
o'clock,in four carriages and four, passing through the town, on his
way to Ascot Races. The Duke of WELLINGTON left the Castle
for London yesterday. Yesterday evening the Band of the Royal
Horse Guards attended, and played at the Royal Castle.
Yesterday, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER, the Princess
AUGUSTA, and the Princess SOPHIA, visited the Duke and Duchess
of CLARENCE, at their residence in Stable-yard, St. James's. The
Royal party partook of an elegant cbjeune.
' Prince LEOPOLD honoured the Earl ana Countess of
GEOiVENOR with his company to dinner on Thursday, at their resi-
dence in Upp.r Orosvenor-street.
Tl:e illustt ions WELLINGTON entertained yesterday a
distinguished party of bit fellow-heroes on the field of Waterloo, at
Apsley House, it being the Anniversary of the most glorious vic-
tory ever achieved even by British valour.
Sir WALTER STJRL/NeS Music Party, last night, in
Pall-mall, was attendtil by a splendid crowd of Fashionables.
Mr. BROOKS artived on Thursday at the Colonial
Office, with dispatches front New South Wales.
inCe POLIGNAC, :t:iJ his amiable bride, are arrived
in town front Paris.
Mr. and Lady ANN BECKETT entertained the Earl
and Countess of LONSDALE aad a large party to dinner yesterday,
at their house in Downing-street.
Mrs. N. M. de ItuTuscurt.o, we understand, leaves
finfland in a few days, with her two sons, for the Continent.
the marriage of Mr. ltorascurLD, of Paris, is shortly
to be celebrated at Frankfort. it is said that the head of the house
of llonnocuitz at Frankfurt, who has no children, had added a
million to the three millions of francs which are the marriage por-
tion of his niece.
Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, a prisoner of the
name of John Ryon, escaped from the Borough Conipter.