Star.
London, England, 1825-04-21 00:00:00

IJSCfLLANIOUS.

MARL I'AID. PAICI PIM SHAM
Atlantic and Pacific • r£loo - £lO •1C 11
British Iron Company - 100 • 5 • 76 61
British Rock and Patent Salt 100 5 8
Canal Gas Engine - 50 1 25
Equitable Loan Bank - £0 • I . IS 1
Honduras COmpany 100 5 63
Irish Mailer:a:truing Comp. 100 1 ;
Impala' Plate Glass 100 2 65 11 8 10
I.Ondon Brick Company 50 1 1 o 15 1
Mexican Company 100 10 11 105
Aletropolit.vi Alderney Dairy 25 4 - 541
;Metropolitan Fish Company 25 1 1}
'Pearl Fishery, Yellow £lO pm. 25 2 175
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 5 - 115 11
Patent Bricks . . 50 2 4
Patent Steam Canal • 10 2 25 2
Pacific Pearl Fishery r 5j 5 61
Peruvian ton - 5 - 4} 5
Rio de l Plata Agricul. Com. 100 5 75
Royal Statuary -- 5 5
United Pacific Association 50 5 6 } 55
West India Company 100 6 55 41, 5S 4}

This forenoon we received the MoniteNr of Tuesday

and the t tbik of yesterday, by express. • The only vtE-
cial article in the former Is a notice of a Captain o!
Grenadiers wishing to change his name. On Monday
the KING gave a private audience to Marshal Jouanisw.
Letters from Naples arnnance that the Prince of
SALERNO, brother of the KING, and his spouse, a daugh-
ter of the Emperor of Autrram, left that city on the 9th
inst. for Milan. The King of the two Sicil:es had fixed
his departure for the 11th inst. accompanied by one ef
the young Princes. They would visit Rome and Florence.'
Prince M ETTERNINCII was to leave Paris, 03 Tuesday,
for Marseillei.

Reutn, Tuesday, 101 f. 7.5 c. for money.

Frahltfort Papers to the 15th inst. reached us this
forenoon. They contain extracts from the Greek
Chronicie relative to the formidable preparations making
by the Turks, for the new campaign against the Mersa,
and the m-ans of defence adopted by the Greeks.
Every humane mind will join in the prayer so empha-
tically pronounced by the Editor, that Gob may be with
the Greeks. The GreekChronick says," the local autho-
skies of Western Greece have taken measures, as far
as circumstance rand their ability will permit. The strong
position of Karvassera, which by the negligence of our
people was left last year in the possession of the Tut
is now entrus ed to Colonel ANAGNOSTI Knit/oiler/it,
and his Fit st Litutenait; BASILIUS PATSI.
,"rhe ['Asses of Macrynoros wit!► all their outposts are
defended by Captains COSTA IKONOSIU, and JANNAKI
STRATI). But the larger corps of Generals RANGO,
SronsrAnt, TsENGA, and Alitscnt, which remain free,
will either be united in one camp at Karpfnissi, or con.'
castrated in some other spot, where they may be re-
quired to oppose the attacks of the enemy.
" Meantime, all possible exertion; are making for the
propir strengthening and supplying of Alissolonglsi
and Anna:olico, where, if the enemy should not be met
In'a more advanced position, he may meet with the
same resistance and the same fate as in the last two
years. GOD be with us!"
The sank Journal then states; that since the expedi-
tion of MUSTAPHA, Pacha of Scutari, the incursions of
the Albanians leavebeen always of little importance;
'but the preseni armaments of RZICHID PACHA are

much more formidable. We heat that in has 200
masons with him, for the purpose of building towers in
all the passes, which may serve as magazines and for.
stases, that the communications and supplies may not

be interrupted. At Prevesa, a great number of mor-
_
mrsand cannon are preparing, ter bombard Missolonghi
sod Anatolico.

The Nuremberg ea

of the 14th instpat,

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