Star.
London, England, 1822-05-20 00:00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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To-morrow being settling day, it Is supposed that MIS wilt prove
a great Brit .4ecoust, as three-fourths to seven-eighths are given for
the continuation for the next. The Jews have been purchasing
largely for thp neat time, by which it is imagined that something
will soon be brought forward, by Ministers in regard to their
Finances. This morning there have been also some good buyers,
and the Funds remain steady at 79 to 791, and for the next Ac-
count 791. By some it is supposed that the Budget will soon
come forward, which is supposed to be favourable.
Foavor Furor.—The Market is rather gat this morning, it
is supposed owing to 1,500 Spanish Bonds which are to be de-
livered this day. Private letters from the Continent state that
foreign &ocks are on the rise.—Spanish, New, 63i; Old, 63;
Prussian, 86 ; Danish, 841 to 8.5; Neapolitan, 691, in demand ;
Columbian, Old, 101 ; New, 86.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

The Market has continued nearly stationary, but now appears
on the rise. From the large Accounts to be settled, a number
of failures are expected. The 5 per Cent. Navys close on Fri-
day, which is rather earlier than usual, so account of the new
Ledgers which will be opened for the purpose of entering the
new Fours.
Letters received from all quarters of the Continent this snaffl-
ing state, that the Exchanges were on the rise, together with
most of the Foreign Securities.

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2401% 240—S per Cent. Reduced 78%
3 per Cent. Consols 79 791/s
1/2 per Cents. 8878 89-4 per Cent. 94 Ya 7/s
5 per Cent. Navy Anns. 102% 5/8
Bank Long Annuities 1978 15-15
Old Annuities 78
Exclieq. Bills of £l,OOO, ls. pr. Is. dis.
Do. Small par, ss. pre.—Do. Commercial 4s. dis.
Cons. for Acct. 791/2 79.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have
been received.
The elections for renewing the Chamber of De-
puties by a fifth are now proceeding with great ac-
tivity, and absorbing every other interest in France.
From the organization of the Electoral College of
Paris, we have reason to infer that the left side will
obtain the ascendant. Among the candidates is M.
TERNAUX, the great manufacturer, a man whose con-
duct is as moderate as his principles are liberal. Paris
being the residence of the agents of Government,
and consequently the focus of Ministerial influence,'
the result of its elections, if favourable to the liberal
party, may be regarded as pretty decisive of the ge-
neral feeling of France on the late proceedings of the
Executive.
It appears that the affray which lately took place
at Lyons between the soldiers and the people, on ac-
count of the election of an Ultra Candidate, has been
more serious than it was originally represented. The
military were not only resisted by the assemblage in
the streets, but were assailesiby missiles thrown from
the windows of several houses, and numerous wounds
inflicted by stones on the one side, and by
the other. Nolives, however, are said to
lost.
courier is said to have reached the Russian Em-
Paris, on the 15th inst. with intelligence
Emperor ALIXANDER had left his capital for
. his way to the army, on the 30th of April.
appears that the insurrection at Chio has termi-
.. most unfortunate manner for the inhabitants
Capital; whose property has not only been pil-
the Turks, at the arrival of the Captain
a large force, but whose lives have been
indiscriminate slaughter. 'A letter from

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