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osiness many perioy_who Aye entirely last their little
capitals invested. in ttte bekinningt 'of a prodective
trade, is Ise prosperity of which the mother cottotries
participate, isnd lb aid others who are• reduced more-
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• KrtiaHy to difficulty, Bcc. (Signed)
- s HOWARD DOUGLAS.

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THE ICV,IIINIING STAR.

LONDON..

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 143;
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Owing to a report t►at'the Bank will suspend Cash payments,
vur Cossol Market opened very heavy at 801 for the Account. and
afterwards were dose at 801, bnt got tip again to 801 81. There
is still a gloom ►anging over the City, bat we have no more
stoppageasand all is right with the Bankers. We stave just heard that
Exchequer Bilb Issued this day will receive Twopence interest
instead of Three Halfpence per day ; but this advance has not bad
any elect on the Market as yet.
In the Foreign Market little is doing.
Current Prices: Colombia• New 541 55, Mexican Six per
Cents. 581, Greek Bonds 34 ills Russian 811, Old Spanish 131.1
diresillan dcrip Ii 19 disc. Austrian 83 OS, Exchequer Bills SO
•i 0 discount.

PRICK OF STOCKS !AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Dank Stock 201 199 200
3 per Cent. Iced. 78% 76% 77'/4 76 79
3 per Cent. Cons. Shut.
31 per Cent. 81% 83%
31 per Cent. Red. 831/2 82 83 821/4
.4 per Cent. New Shut.
L:mg Ann. 18% 3'4 Al
India Bonds 70 80 dis.
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£l,OOO Excheq. Bills 47 80 dis.
£5OO ditto 35 65 dis.
4:100 and £2OO ditto 5 20 dis.
Bank for Acct. 208
Cons. for Account 601/4 Vs BIIA 79% 7/8 80
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bala 5 p Ct. Mex. Scrip.
Ditto Acct. Neapolitan Bonds,
Brazilian Bonds, Peruv. Ms, 6 p C. 40
Do. Scrip, 5p C. 1825, . Ditto Scrip, 1825,6 pC.
Ditto Acct. Portuguese Bonds 76
Pontos Ayres Bonds Ditto Acct.
Milian Bonds,6p Ct. Press. lids. IC p C. 891
Colombian lids, 6 p C. Do. Bonds, lata, vO
Ditto Acct. Russ. 13d5.1822, 6 p Ct. 81 2 80$
Do. Bds 1924,551 43 5$ Ditto Acct. at }
iso. Ace. 54$ Si 5 3 41 6 Span. Sp Ct. C. •
Itiinisl) Bonds, Ditto for Ace.
1)..,. Marks Ditto 510, 131
Ditto l;onds, 3 p Ct. 1825, Span. 5 p., Ct. C. 1823,
firrek Ponds French Bente', 5p C.
D .. Bds, 1885, Exchange,
Ms. Bonds 5 p. Ct. French Itentev, 3 p C.
Ditto Acct. 5 p C. Exchange.
Do. 8d5,1825,5 pC. 571 863 71 Guatemala Bonds,
Do. Acct. 573 7 8 Ditto Acct. dis.
BP ITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
snout. TAW.
A r.glo Milan 100 5 31 .
Chilian 100 5 6 _
Pototd, La Paz, lk Perm 50 8 9
Royal Irish 25 3 4 ta 13 Idle.
United Mexican 40 20
Ditto New 40 10 15 14 15 .
Al•rine Alliance 100 5 5$
Provincial Bank of Ivoiland 100 10 • 7} $ •
Rio de la Plata Altiaal..Coat. 100 s . 1
DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA.
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We stop the Press to state, that Dispatches have
been received at the Foreign Ofiee, Downing-street.
announcing the death of 'his Imperial Majesty the
Emperor of RUSSIA, we'
_presume at Taganrok,
where the last account, loft elm Imperial llatatry
preparing for a grand Bantiew. His Ma.resry 'cav-
ing sta hatp, will vie iti4ceaiti by the Grand Duke
Coastaterstlc ivito Wash in Maya, 1779,and married
to a s'
e'er of Prince Lstotoin of S xe Coburg, by whom
am 4 the marriage was dissolved by as
Irispeel4l

As it is generally believed the name of CONSTAN-
TINE was given to this Prince with some views which
be has been taught to cherish, the accession of the
Grand Duke Commturrus to the throne of Russia
may be attended with circumstances of great po.
litical importance. We allude particularly to the effect
this change may have on the affairs of Greece and
Turkey. , .

In the present most unexampled crisis, the duty of ari
honest Journalist is of a twofold nature. lie is fear-
lessly and candidly to state his impression of matters as
they are, and to refute the statements of those who repre-
sent matters as they are not. Thus the writer of the
IPadirig article in the .A'eru Times, has urged upon the
Baltic the necessity of i continual issue of paper to sup-
, ply the demand for moneyfforgetting, as it would seem,
that paper is not risoney,•bnt only the representative of
It, and that, in order to he a gelid, representative, possess-
ing the full chatacterkstics of hi principal, it must needs
Mike that Eifikiial:fottlicoming at a moment's notice..
• --Tboadmirable prudence and discretion by Which-
the Bank lime hitherto acted, in keeping down their
issues to that low point which rendered them certainly
convertible into gold in. an instant, is above all praise,
and fully entitles them to the conficltnce of the nation
.T...lifw the time to come. Bat we must say, that this es-
tablishment may be more endangered by the unfounded
.applause of injudicious friends, than it can be by the
• most insidious attacks of any enemy whatsoever; inas-
' much as the public may suppose, that panegyric, in-
volving mistatements which ate palpable to the meanest
. capacity, may, be intended to lull the country into a
Caul security. . . .
• Thus, in reference to. the issue of small notes, the
',Writer in the Niro. 2 in* i)i morning, ;earls tlutt
.'4 'Country Bankers theme/Wee woof.
«. • r enience or receiving iheie. sapplies laidto They
" are well aware that- think of 'England '
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quite is valtrahle for all purposes of carioca' t-i
4. deed ea :mare , for they ate tAittiitifx. pr*:
_ Ote. eta' .s, that.4thetal being.
• -* heitses-thualiovp—Ped: • 'Whateier doubts; there may
tit ie the eellitiet' -.linal Bank, nobody can doubt
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