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rvlAnd I.ipplly possess s, but, then, a good Govern-
=ca would seek toadopt means corresponding to their
present conditio and progressive advancement ia the'
scale of intellectual society."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE IS, 18?5.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at 901 to 91 ; they are now some-
times sellers and buyers at the above price for the Account, with
vLvy little doing.
In the Foreign Market thrre is little or nothing doing.
'wren Prices, New Spanish 191, Old Spanish 9441. Russian'
94i 1, Mexican 74i 7S, flatten 83, Colombian New 851 1144 Bra-
zilian Scrip 11 disc. 31exican Scrip 431 disc. Danish Scrip 31
disc. Grerk Scrip 111 1 disc.

PE ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent: lied. 90 89%8
IS per Cent. Coos. Shut.
3} per Cent. Red. 98197%
4 per Cent. New Shut.
Long Ann.2l% 13.16
India Stock Shut.
India Bonds 46
£l,OOO Excheq. Rills 26 24 28
£5OO ditto 26 24 28
£lOO and £2OO ditto 26 24 28
Advertised 25
Cons. for Acct. 90% 91
• FOREIGN FUND., TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bd. S p Ct. Mex. Strip ISIS, 51j dla
Brazilian Bonds Ditto Ace. Si j f dis
Ditto Aect. Neapolitan Bend% 11154,
Ditto Set IN 5 pCt.IIIIIS,I I I dial Peru.. Bonds, s psi Ct.
Ditto Aect. _ _ I Ditto Scrip.

Buenos Ayres Bonds 911 Ditto Acct.
Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Ut Portuguese Bonds u
Colombian Bds,6 p 0. S3l Ditto Aect.
Ditto Bonds, 1624; IQ 1 6 U Prussian Bonds 5p C.
Ditto Ace. 66 Do. Bonds, 1632,
Danish Bonds, 5 per Ct. Blim•Bonds.ls22, 5 pCt. 95
Ditto Marks Banco . Ditto for Ace.
Ditto Scrip, 1625, 34 die Spanish sp. Ct. C. 241 4 11
Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct. 1144
Greek Bonds Span. sp. 1.% C. 1625,19
Do. Scrip 1625, 111 1 dis Ditto Acct. 194
Ditto Ace. 111 1 dis French Rerun, 5 p Ct. 1011:
Mex. Bonds, 5p CL 741 5 1 Exchange 251. 10c.
Ditto Met. - , Russian Inscription, S p C.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

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SHA Iti. PAID. MICE PM SRAM
Anglo Mexican • £lOO ,Cl 5 iss. 45 pm. £ll7h
(intim - £lOO .C 5 . 13h
Cobalt and Copper 50 - 1 Sea i I
General Mining Am. • 100 • S - 17
Potosi. La Pas, St Perm,. 50 5 11h h
United Mexican 40 - 10 •
Mit* New 40 - 10 -
Welch Iron Et Coal SS • 10 -
ASSURANCE COMPANY.

34 3.5 13 SS
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Protector Fire 20 2 11
GAS LIGHT AND OOKR COMPANY.
Upited General 50 12 15
• MISCELLANROUS.
Mann. 'PAID.
' British Iron Company - 100 • S •
British Rock & Patent Salt ' SO 5
Gana& Curnoanv 100 • 10 -
Equitable Loan Bank - SO - 1 -
Great Westminster Dairy 25 - 4 -
Imperial Plate Glass 100 2
I'earl Fishery, Yellow (iss.,Clo pm) 25 2
Provincial Bank or Ireland 100
Patent Bricks 50
Pcnivian 100 - S -
Pearl and Coral Fishery 40.
Rio de la Plata Agricul. Com. 100

rues P MAIM
81 7f -
10 9 161
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This forenoon we received New York rapers to the
2l st of May, being one day later than our previous
arrivals, with Charleston and Philadelphia Papers to
the 20th ult. One of them states, that the expedition
fi om Colombia against Cuba is abandoned, which we
. think probable, as it betrayed an ambition very deco•
• gatnry to the character of a liberal and enlightened
Government—and that the Government of Colombia is
•so we believe. It has given itself new claims to the
admiration of the world, by the law which punishes with
death all citizens found 'engaged in the slave trade.
The following are extracts from a New York Paper
of May 20:

NEW YORK, MAY IL
The Margaret Wight, which arrived yesterday froii
Campeachy, took from Alvarado to that place part of
the troops which it was said were intended for the in.
vasion of Cuba, but that project had been abandoned.
The people of Campeachy gave themselves op to re.
jnicings for three days, and fired a salute of a hundred
guns each day, in consequence of the acknowledgmest
of o,eir independence by Great Britain.
We have received Caraccas Papers to the 27th uk.
incluiive. The latest accounts from Peru, via Bogota,
are to the 7th January...—Torre Tagle and Berindoaga,
another traitor, had escaped on board a French vessel
andaeiled for Ft mice. The Liberator,Bolivar,was shortly
expected in the capital. The Govermanq Ciazeile states,
that Bo'ivar is not only friendly to the' plan of a Con-
vention of Delegates from all the American Govern-
ments, but expresses the greatest anxiety for the speedy
assemblage of this body, and in writing to the Vice-
President, lie observes, 46 I hope that the Government
of Colombia Will not fail to take this step, so essential to
the completion of her glory."
The folios log is from a Philadelphia Paper, of the
. 19th of May :

" By the brig William, in 24 days, from Carthagena,
we have received our files of Cartbagena and Bogota
*open—the former to April 16. A law has passed
the Congress, which condemns to death all citizens
found engaged in the Slave Trade. either at sea or io'
the puns; all ships concerned in introducing slaves on
the /oast of Columbia will be confiscated. The GO-
. vellum. ni:Or Holland have distinctly stated, through
their. Consmissinner, that they lave been induced to re.
cognize Oisliambia, by the. example. of England."
Tim Freisclt Pipers la -t received are confirmatory of
the. spccesees of the Greeks, while the Austrian Obser-
ver, and the Oriental Spectator of, Smyrna, would have
-va.beiieve that 11111AlftM PACHA has taken NaVatinoa
and that the affairs of qreece am by no means pro.
apecona. There is, no doubt, sows exaggeration on ell

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yore, ovt we urs., or ecipeeve is m 'Payout' or tOe
Greeks. The following extracts are from the Piedmon
tea Gazette of the Ist inst. received-this forenoon:-
GENOA, JUNE 1.
The Journals of Milan and Venice confirm the 2c-
counts we have already given of the affairs of Greece,
and add others, of which we shall give some extracts.
Acconnts horn Corfu of Gth May., say that Ibrahim's
onps might have already entered Isiavarinn by the,
great breach, had they not fe 'red that they should be
blown up, as happened to the Turks at Ipsara. It was
stated that Red:chid Paella, with 20,000 men, was wait-
ing till the waters of the Aspropotamo should fall, to
pass that river and attack Missolonghi, where the
Greeks are prepared to reeeive him. To-day (May 6)
various reports are spread of great victories obtained by
the Greeks; but sye must wait for a confirmation of
these iccoants on good authority.
The A'uono Ossersitore Vezeziano has the follyed's
article from Zante, 14th May r
" Ibrahim Pacha had left at Modon a frigate, a
schooner, and a brig, to protect 20 foreign transports,
laden with provisions and ammunition, and with the

greater part of his fleet had proceeded to Nayarit)°,
where, with very great loss on both sides, he had suc-
ceeded in making himself master of the rock which
guards the mouth of the harbour. Oa the 11th May, i
about sin o'clock in the afternoon, a division of 18,x'
Greek vessels, with fire ships, appeared off Modon,
and commencing an attack, and sending out the fire
ships, burnt the convoy, the schooner, and the brig,
but the frigate escaped by flight. After this success,
the Greeks sailed, with a favourable wind, forNavarines."

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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

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k4iii/ONASLFO"I" LNTELLiariliCr.
ARRANGItiItNTS VOi TUE WRFC
'MIS *mum& • • , t• 1
The Countess of Jeney'sjaveine ball, in Beilisnereq.Pirt,' ,
Charlotte Dunconibe's ball, Maack% Reams. ;
Eva. Ilolford's ball, ia Baker-strect.
ro.asoitaow.
The Doivager Countess of Paulett's rout, in Piccadilly.
, Mrs. Alexander Baring's grand assembly,Tkeadiny.
Mrs: DAVIS'S- party, Portland-place.
The Earl and Countess of %relays% patty, Stratford-pima
Sir George Warrender's party, Whitehall-oam
Mrs. Aview's ban, Russell-sqstare.
Lady Cockerell% juvenile hall, Piccadilly.
The Earl and Countes of Aberdeen's party, Argingstreet.
vaItIMIZSDAr. •
The Countess of Sandwich% party, Dover.street.
Lord and Lady King's party, lkwer.street.
The Dowager Marchioness of Sallabory's assembly.
TVEMIDAT.
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Prince Leopold's second grand assembly. MarlborOugh House.
The Countess of Arran's assembly, Dover-street.
FILIDAY.
Mrs. Angerstein's second grand ball. St. James's•aquare.
Mrs. Gordon's musical party, Bemire's, Berkeley-squara.
The Mamas of Chohnoadeleys mad rout, Piccadilly.
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Tb ,Duke of Welllns pulyb Apsley House.
The Marquis as i nembisewa of Salisbury's party, Hamm.
sew*.
FASHIONABLE PARTIES.
Mrs. Cuf gave a grand concert, on Friday evening, at her brae
in Whitehall-place, which was attended by nearly 300 of tfte bantam
The Earl of Darlington pve a grand dinner, on Saturday, to
Marquis of Queensberry, Sir George, Lady, and bliss Dallas, Air.'
and Lady A. Milbank, Sir G. Wasiak Sir J. Shelley, Sir A. Don,
Hon. Captain and Mrs. Paulen, Mr. R. Manes, air. and Mn.
Murchinson, and Mr. J. Moore at his haul. in St. James's-squ.ue.
The Duke of Norfolk entertained a distinguishes! party to dinner
on Saturday, at his house in St. James's.square.
The Marquis of Lansdown, the Earl of Laasdale. Henry
Esq. M.P. lion. Mr. Kipley, Lord Berwick, and Lord Sherborne,
had dinner parties, on Saturday. •
Aaatvat.s.—Mr. and Mrs. Quick and family, at the Cleveland
Hotel, St. James's, from Exeter; Hon. Colonel Dawson, at Gould's
Hotel, Jertnyn-street, from the Continent; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Allen and family, at ditto, from Bath ; Lord and Lady Kennard
and Mr. Kennard, at ditto • Mr. and Lady Charlotte Mickie-
awake, at ditto ; Parker Pfainntond,Faq. at ditto, from Kent ; the,
Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings, at the Pukeney Haiti, Al-
bemarle-street.
DIPA aniss.—Colonsi, Mrs. and Miss Harvey, from the St.
George's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for Norwich; Colonel and Mrs.
Cooper, from ditto, for Cambridgeshire; Lady Charlotte and Miss
Finch Hatton, from ditto, for Kent ; Mrs. and Miss Ramsey, from
the Burlington Hotel, for Edinburgh; Captain Pringle and Captain
Philips, from ditto, for thair Regiment, the 7th Hussars.

DISTRIBUTIONOF PRIZ&MONRY.
The Wellesley, for seizures made by the Wolf tender, on the
eth of July, and recalled at the house of Mr. Tripkook, Agent,
Portsmouth,

The Boman was paid of at Chatham on Tuesday, and recom.
misdated by Captain Sammau.—Lieutenants J. GRANT and G.
S. Satan are appointed to her. •
The Romusr, Captain N. Locersa, C.B. is ordered to be put on
the establishment of a 42 gun frigate, with 284 men, being an in-
crease of 75 working bands. Lieutenant W. CLAute Is appointed
(additional) to her. •
The following Officers are appointed to the Awnox. 74 :—Lieu-
tenants J. H. Servant', John Fletcher, William Ramsay, J. E.
Pariby, J. N. Reed ; Mr. W. White (2), Master; Mr. John Niell,
Surgeon; Mr. George Hodgskins, Purger; Major Cresswell,
Ueuts. Jones and Anderson, Royal Marina.
The Icsaus arrived at Carthagena on the 22d Much.
The Dutch corvette P.dlas, Captain Rye, having on board his
Serene Highness the Duke of Saxe Weitsaa, sailed from Ports-
moith on Wednesday, for the United States.
The Cartago, hitherto used as a receiving hulk at Plymouth, is
to be broken up, and the ROYAL SOTBSILION (106) to be substituted
in lieu of her.

FALMOUTH JONI E.—Sailed the Stanmer
packet, for Lisbon • Princess Elizabeth ditto, for America; and
Alarchloness of Salkury ditto. for the Mediterranean.
FLYKOUTII, Juss 11.—. Wind W. & W.— Off the port, the
Georgiana, .---, from Grenada; and Susannah, from
St. John's (N. 8.) Sailed the Waterloo, BRAN/NUN for Rio de
Janeiro; and Eliza and Mary. -.—, for. St. John's (N. 8.)
Sines vet Hemeaxe—Briuutnia, Genoa, Windsor Castle, Gold•
finch, Horsimalleynard. Bittern Lady Wellington, and Hornet.
Between sod Main -Vigilant. In the Sound—Waterloo
transport.
Porrsmoirrat, June l&—Wind calm.—Arrived the Cyrus, Doon,
from Sierra Leone—sailed the ibOth April; the Sophia of London,
with troops on board, was seen going in; American ship Superb,
Groans, from Holland, leaky; and Hindastan, Lassa, from the
Havannah. Sailed his Majesty'aship Paulson, for South America ;
Camauen, on a cruise; and Kingston, Bowes, for Madras and
BengaL
Diu., June 12.—Wind N.R.—Arrived and sailed forth. Rivers
the Sarah Christina, Rona, from Jamaica. Sailed the Rowena',
for Honduras; Levant packet, fur Gibraltar; Thomas Grenville,
for India; Roxburgh Castle, for China; Charles, Muss, for
Tobago; Woodburn, Fusses, for New Orleans; Marquis Wel-
lington, for India ; and Sir H. Stanhope. for St. Michaels.
Doves, Jose 12.—Off the port, the Atalanta, —, frogs Dew.
rare; and Dickens, Paoeroa, from Leghorn.
Livaaroon, Jens 11.—Wind S.E.—Arrived the. Reatilons,
Home, from St. Vincent's; Rendttance, Caartut, from New
York; Margaret, Joussos and Neptune, Cow. from Lisbon;
Hope, Feaousos, from gierra Leone; Margaret, Rea, from
Smyrna • Byren, ---, front Newfoundland ; Margaret, Snots,
from Alineira ; Zante. Honor.ev, from Lance; and Lento', Caw-
nos, from Alexandria.
Captain Jonn Stress is appointed to the °CHAN (the Sag-ship of
tord Aaisuus 1311AUCLIOL);. Commander TIMOTHY COATIS, of the
Wiwi's:, is promoted to the rank of Captain; Lieutenant R. Beau.
MONT is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the
WHAT:Li; Commander. anes LUCK if appointed to the Ordinary
at Plymouth ; Lieutenants—Watzza Kilter to the DIAMOND, vice
BRA mom ; L. S. PAITCHARD (Agent) to the Diadem transport;
Thomas Wituaxs (b) Agent, to the Zephyr transport ; Joint
WRIGHT, to command the Hope, packet; Mr. TUCK, to. be Master
of the Jets (Rag-ship at Port Royal).

KING'S THEATRIC.-110SsINI'S Opera, ii Barbieri di
avislis, was repeated on Saturday night, for the purpose albino.
dodge Mademoiselle OA *CIA, the daughter of the tenomingit. Mac
deist was perfectly successful. Both as singer and actress the raft '
Orion* did ample justice to the character of Rana. fay kat.
thistly very young: we should suppose not more than sewisisos at
the utmost. Her person is graceful, her features very pram her
stature not above the middle height of her sea, her action gook—
The house was very full, and the boxes splendid.
In the number of marriage. high life, we. under.
stand, that Miss Svennixarini, of Butterton Hall, near Neweistlei
will in a few weeks, be led to the Hymeneal altar by Sit W.
Pu.xnestost, Bart. of Wakefield. In addition to a most auslabla
Eimosision, polished manners, and refinement, her fortune It
calculated to exceed 110,0001.
At the head of the list of Scotch Peers voting in the
.recent election of one of their body as a member of the
;Betitifh Parliament stands the Earl of STlaLtne(Viscount
mada, fcc.). This title has been for some time dot.
mani;:;the present Earl, who has established a claim in:
light otb&s late mother, is the son of Mr. HystrHacvs,
forrilerly law, eminent merchant in Birmingham. The
isrdperAy„of the. fatally being much involved at the
Wendt Revolutitiiiiblr. Humphreys and his son went,
t.
inspe Short peac ,lo art ange their attirs, and they
ygre among Itttip,l4br of the English detained by
Bonhpatte... Mr. Httallointeva, sen. died during his de-
.tention, and'his sOn. ALEXANDER, the present Etrl of
returnetin 1814 to Worcester, whet e he his'
.ill ITT, lately resided:
The Bight Finn: A LIMA NDSII, Errl.of Stirling,.and
ills comm., arrifteket Gibbs' Inn, Stirling, on Wednesday evens;
lair, The eirconistanee of Ms Lordship's arrival was no 1411,1111
known to the dlaglaiXtcs, than the bells were set a tinging, •alill
,abisat eleven o'clock on Thutsday, they waited on his Lordshio,4l.
•iongrasulite hint .on‘ his visit to the residence aids noble ancestoca.
His Lordiltip, IsPtltt course of the day, visited, the Castle; and.
every part of finding worthy of notice, and seemed to take peen-
I fix imereslib viewing Argyle Lodge, formerly the town resider('
of the Earls of Stirling
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