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London, England, 1822-06-22 00:00:00

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sTocK EXCHANGE, TWALVS O'CLOCK.
Up to this hoar there is a dead calm in the Market, namely
a bargain debe. Copeck are elf for the Account;
Kik Ls the earlier psi of the morning a great wafts,
sold to nails. kb prat.
Foments/Num—Then is a complete stagnation lathe foreigi
Market this morale', up to this lour.—i Spanish Stock, 62;
lien 8061 Bahian ; President% to 67 Dada Nea.
polkas 711 to 734; Columbian 1011; New 241.
ROYAL =CHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

There appears a general dleposkics to get rid of the Foreign
Stocks, by those who have been induced, from the highly advan-
tageous prospect held out by the Jobbers, to become purchasers,
and they appear didocUsed to bold them for any length of time.
A general explosion of these foreign bubbles is expected, and
predicted by many, about the month of September neat. Aba
of a hundred guineas has been offered today that Russian Bonds
will be done at 75 on or before the last day of September.

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-*nodal pve Mb Annual Ball and Supper
N die *MU. alleedses of the Nobility and persons of distinc-
tol dse net the season of their Midsummer holidays
His Matmer, meld soy introit* upon the reithittes of the
evening, dispensed with Steel sheerness% Thambetnaent
was given in the howee snits of roma, which Sly
illuminated with variepted lamps, patent lamp'sNir nese
Interns. At the upper end a pyramid circle of wet choice
glesalng Sowers and photo was Reined On each side refresh:
11116111 b were provided. 'llse Boer of the dining-room adjoining the
Conserratery was chalked with fanciful and appropriate devices.
Nis lilaaiterr, with a due regard to the early habits of his Our-
Mk visitors, invited them to tin early hour of half-past eight.
They began to arrive soon after eight, attended by their parents:
Dancing consasenced at a quarter before nine, when quadrilles
were began, in the room set apart fur dancing, in two sets, and
nee est is the Conservatory. The Band consisted of eleven
satin* gedernmre, whe were stationed between the ream and
the CsmisnolifY. At twelve o'clock the Gothic ran adjoin-
ing was opened foe supper where his Maseery took. his seat,
surrounded by his juvenile visitors. After supper waltzing
commenced by the parents, &c. till a quarter past one, when the
ammany broke up, highly delighted with their entertainment.:
Among the company present were :—Their Royal Highnesses
the Princess Augusta, and the Duchess of Kent, accompanied by
the Princess Feodor • the Duke of Devonshire, Earl Gower,
and a few other distinguished characters who have no families.
Among those presedekvith their sons and daughters were :
The Duke of Rutland, two daughters • Duke and Duchess of
Montrose, one daughter; Marquis and Marchioness of Lana-
down, one eon and one daughter; Sir Willoughby and Lady
Gordon, one son and one daughter • Lord and Lady Mark
Kerr, three daughters ; Earl and Countess Chichester two sons
sad two daughters; Mr. Croker one daughter; Marquis of
Worcester, two daughters; Lord and Lady Gwydyr, two
daughters; Count and Countess Munster, two daughters; Mar-
quis and Marchioness Cornwallis, one daughter ; Lord Paget and
three Ladies Paget ; Earl and &motels Vaulam, two sons and
one daughter; Mr. and ors. Berkeley Paget, one son and two
daughters; Mr. Charles and Lady Cavendish, one eon and one
daughter; Lord and Lady Aboyne, one sun and one daughter;
Lord and Lady Lovaine, two daughters sad two sons; Lord
and Lady Delamere and family; Mrs. Cavendish, one son ; Lord
and Lady Morpeth and family; Earl and Countess of Jersey,
one son ; Lady C. Smith, three daughters ; Lady Ossuiston, two
daughters and one son; Earl and Countess of Morley, one son ;
Lord and Lady Ravenswath, five daughters and two sons; .
Lady Ellenborough and family ; Marquis and Marchioness of
Bath, two daughters and two sons; Sir Henry and Lady Tor-
rent three sons and two daughters; Lady Hammond, one
daughter; Ladles Brudenell; Prince and Princess Esterhazy,
two daughters and one son; Sir Henry and Lady Wellesley, one
daughter; Earl of Aberdeen, two sons; Berland Countess Cow-
per. one daughter; Lord and Lady Grantham, one son and one
daughter; Marquis and Marchioness of Winchester and family,fcc.

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THE EVENING *STAR.
LONDON.
EATURDA Y. JUNE 22. 1822.