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EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

. TUESDAY, ocyquat

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THS FUNDS. „
STOCK =CHAMOIS., TWIILVII47-CLOCK.
thilikeer there be* been very little budarsfientria the
inillisteirtikentok remain Wendy at slit for the Account, and
for Money of 1.
• Foamier Vann.,—The repast in a respectable Morning Paper
that there was a defaulter in this market•yesterday Arrows.
proves 'incorrect ;* and, although a very heavy settling amain*
it has passed over with dss strictest honour. In one idamema;
a person who had to deliver $5,000 Milan; did not fulfil 'bls
• agreement until a late hoar in the afternoon,whickat first caused
some anxiety to the parties. Very little has been done in
all
foreign eetorithe this. Marnimt.—Chilb,tt paid up el, New Spa-
nish $5, Old 7111 73, New Prussian 88i, Old at, Russiana7l
I.
Danish Wit, ,Te.spolitan 77i, Colombian 86i ET, Serie $6l to ar'
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Our market has improved within the last boor, and awes is
some Mew of business.
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CURRENT PRICES:
3 per Ct. Cons. 811/4 lA-4 per Ct. New 100% 44
India Bonds 49s.—Exchequer Bunt (£1,000) 35.4
Exchequer Bats, small, ss. 7t. prem.
• Bank for Acct. 253—Consols for ACct. 8154.

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So long a period has elapsed since any information
was received from our enterprising countryman, Cap-
tain PARITY, that considetable anxiety has been felt;
respeCting the Northern Expedition. It is therefore
with great pleasure we state that a letter has been 're-
ceived by a Clergyman from his son, on board one of
the vessels of the expedition, by one of the Davis
Straits ships, stating that the crews of both the Dis-
covery Ships were in good health and spirits--they
had plenty of rain, and had caught a great lumber
of rein deer. The letter further adds, that *an opening
presented itself, and great hopes were entertained that
they would make their passage through. They had
made a number of pies of the rein deer they had
caught, which would last them for some time.

Extract of a letter from Sierra Leone :—" Captain
LA I NG, of the Uoyal African Light Infantry, who has
made several short journies into the interior, is now
engaged in one to the Soolima Loosoo Country, not
yet visited by Europeans, with the intention of open-
ing another branch of trade with the Colony of Sierra
Leone. The merchants of this place have entered
into a joint stock Company, and sent a few articles
en speculation, by a party of natives under his (Cap-
tain LAING%) command."

This forenoon we received Italian and German
Papers of a recent date. The following are extracts:

NAPLES, SEPTEMBER 7.
We have before us a letter of a very: recent date,
written from Corfu on the 27th August, respecting
the affairs of Greece. We extract the following pas-
sage from it:
" The affairs of the Greeks go on badly. We do not know
where their squadron is. Some persons believe that it is dis-
persed through the Archipelago, for the purpose of taking on
board and saving their unfortunate families.
" We have not, for some time past, received any news from
blissolonghi ; and we therefore refrain from giving an account
of what has passed in the Meru : we shall say only, that that
town is blockaded by a division, of the Turkish squadron, the
remainder of which is partly at Patras, and partly cruising in
the Archipelago. The Vice-Consuls of Foreign Powers, fearing
the disasters in reserve for Missolonghl, have withdrawn from
it. The inhabitants are flying in all directions, seeking refuge
in the neighbouring mountains.••

VERONA, SEPTEMBER 11.
We are now certain that we shall have the Con-
giess here, and it will be in a short time. Baron
Maier is already arrived, to prepare a residence fat
their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of
Austria. The Palace is not determined upon: some
are for that of the Legation, with the addition of the
Hotel della Torre; some for the palace Ernilj, with
the addition of the palace Pellegrim ; and some for
the Casa Marioni, with part of the Casa Rivi. The
latter seems to be preferred, on account of its situa-
tion, though it is not large. The Count Goez states,
that the Casa Canossa is not thought of. Our Bishop
has offered his palace gratis, to the Legation of his
I loli Bess. .
ViZI4liA, Serr. I.7.—Mataliiqueu sslZe4Lr,,Bok awes,
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