Star.
London, England, 1824-10-15 00:00:00

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

HAMWORGII, OCT. B.—On Lamina, H. 6. 9 Us. 36. 5.
ft:summit, Ssr4. 24.—0 n London, 9.19-52. Paris, 99.981
Lamm, Om 4.—On London, 3 M. 6. 14i.
Saws, Om s.—On London, 3 M. 6.19}.
Iruirrna, Saps. 29.—0 n London, 2 N. 9. 50.
BILEXU, Ocy. 7.—On London, £lOO. 2 N. 594.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 233%
3 per Cent. Red. ex. div. 9.5% 1,4 5/8
per Cent. Cons. 96 lh y 4 IA
S per Cent. ex. div. 1021/8
Si per Cent. Red. 10174 %
4 per Cent. New 108 10778 108%
Long Ann. ex. div. 23 5-16 3-16
' India Stock .291 2901/4—lndi4 Bonds 95 96
Old Annuities ex. div. 953/4
£3,000 Excheq. Bills (21) 51 ; (1 V2d.) 50 51.
£lOO and £2OO do. (21) 51 ; (1%d.) 51 2.
Bank for Acct. 234%—India for Acct. 291.
Lomb. for Acct. 96% 5/

NOTE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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We have of late had such a,, increased demand for the conks of
the Sr*,s in which the Letters of Visors have appeared, defend-
ing the principles and opinions of the Quarterly Review against As-
(mos in the New/6Tbm; on the West India Question, that we beg to
inform the Public, we shall reprint thP lAttets, as far as they have
gone, and for the future announce the day before when any Letter
from Yuma is to appear.—Gentlemen wishing to take an addi-
tional nOmber of Copies of the Emits, for the Colonies, are requested
to give their orders at the Office, or to their respective Newsmen.
VsnumesSisth Letter will appear in the Su* of to-morrow.

This is the second day that no,ship letter from Li-
verpool has been received at Lloyd's, an occurrence
which is very unusual. It is the mere to be regretted,
as the utmost anxiety prevails for the fate of the Cortes
packet, of which no decisive information has been re.
ceived. Policies have been done on the vessel as high
as ten guineas. The following accounts have been re-
ceived at the New England Coffee-house:

" LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 13.
" The wind is variahle. We have no arrival: or sail.
logs this day.

The report of but night, of the COWS being on

shore, is not corroborated. The wind 'lnce ten A.M.'has
been from the W.N.W. but this evening it is calm."
PROM THE CORK SOUTHERN REPORTER OP THE 9TH.
" The packet ship the Cortes, from New Yolk to Li-
verpool, passed this harbour yesterday. By an es-
teemed fellow-citizen who landed from her, we have
received New York Papers to the Bth ultimo, and the
Washington National, Intdligencer to the 2cl inst. but
they do not contain any political intelligence.*

This forenoon we received Hamburgh Papers to

9th instant. The following are extracts;

ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPTEMBER 25.

Tambov. is for this time the farthest part of his Ma-
jesty's journey, and we shall, perhaps, have the pleasure
•f seeing our beloved Sovereign in a few days.
The Prince and Princess of Orange are expected here
on the 11th.

The Ukase prohibiting any newly arrived Jews to en-
ter Russia, was called for by the extraordinary increase
observed in that people within these few years in our
Polish frontier provinces, which is considered as of no
advantage to agriculture at manufactures, as the only
occupations followed by the Jews area peddling trade,
smuggling, and keeping public houses. The number
of Jews in the two Governments of Lithuania and
White Rnssia is estimated at a million and a half. The
Ukase, which enjoins them either to choose within the
space of a year, some civil profession, especilliy agri-
culture or manufactures, or to tiuit the
.Ernpire, is
therefore rigorously enforced.

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