Star.
London, England, 1825-09-05 00:00:00

ROYAL ORDONNANCES.

1. Promotes Baron Mackay to the rank of Rear Admiral.
2. AppOints a commission to proposelst, the mode *like claims
to be made by the ancient colonists or their representatives; ed, the
basei and the means of distributions of the sums assigned to them.
The members of the commission are—The Doke of Levis, Peer
of Franey, Minister of State, President.; the Marquis de litho
Marinas, Viscount Laine, Count de Scgur licensor Prance; Qom
Begotten 'Honorary Counsellor *I State Igor Pardliests, Member.
o' the diamber of Deputies; Sieur Gautier, ditto; Sienr Levesque,
ditto; Count Alexander de la Horde; Colonel Count Gaffe'; Sieur
Barnet Member of the Colonial Council.
The iioo-oMcial part of the gewgaw contains in five columns the
detailed accounts of the negotiation, scc. extracted from the Tek-
graph, the official Journal of Hayti, dated the 17th of July.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1823.
-'•STOCK.EXCIIANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols *posed this mornibg at 571 1 for the Account, with
little doing. They are now 1174 1, but •thr Market appears rather
more steady•than it has been for raw time put.
• In the Foreign Mirktt there is scarcely anything doing, but every
thing -seems to be.improiting.
Current Price*: New Spanish 164, Old Spank& 111 4, Rus.
Sian 944. Mexican 694 70, Austrian 954 94, Coiminbilan NeW 761,
Braigian Scrip 10 9 disc. Mexican Scrip 91 91 disc. Dania Scrip
711 disc. Greek Scrip '174 17 disc. duatimala 3 24 discount.

•• ; ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Rink Stock 2291% •
3 per Cent. bed. Shut.
3 per Cent. Cons. 871/2 %
3} per Cent. 96%
3} per Cent. Red. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 1013/8 '5 %
£l,OOO Exclieq. Rills 5 8 3
£5OO ditto 5 8 3
1:100 and 1:200 dittes 8 3
Advertised 5 7 3
Cons. for Acct. 873/4 Vit3'.
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
Hastacaon, Auo. o.—On London, 35. 11j. 2 Us. 33. 8).
St. Pitnalauson, Mn. 16.011 London, 10 21.32.
Limrsic,"Awn. 20.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 11.
Bsaun, Au.. 21.—0 n London, S M. 6. 20j.
VU24llfll, Acn. 20.—0 n London, 3 M. 9. 37.
ABISTINIDAI4, San. 2.—On London. 59. 7. tM. 30, 4.
811/311Dr AUG. 29.—0 n London, 9 M. 592.
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bds 5p Ct. 96 I Mes. Scrip, 1825, 91 4 81 dis.
BradVsn boas. laid. 5p1Ct.74) Ditto Acct. 91 84 98) di..
IXtto Scrip, spCt. 1825, el j dis. Nsgpolitan Bonds, 1824
-Otto Acct.:9lj dis. . Peru+. Bonds, 6 per Ct. 68 69
Hullos *pm Bonds Ditto Acct.
Fhilianßonds,6 p Ct. Ditto Scrip, 1825,6 p C. 10 dis.
DiAto Acct. 75 Pottuguosc Bonds
Cajbanblia Sds,6 p C.. 78 Ditto Acct. 1121
:Ditto Maas, 1924, 76i Prusdan Bonds 5p C. •
Ditto Acc. 76 ). 75) 77 . On. Bonds, 1822,5 p Q.lOO
Danish Bonds, 5 p Ct. Russ. Bends, 1822, 5pC. 921
Ditto Marks Banco, Ditto fog Aca g
1-o.birip,3pCt.l42s, 7 dis . Spanbh sp. Ct. Cutts. 21 j
' Ditto Atm Dian Acct..2ll j
Greek Bonds p.l. C 18123,
Do. Scrip pCt ,17# renclitentes,sp Ct. 1011.
Ditto Acct.ll 15/ dia., Irreneh Rcotes.spet.
Mex. Bonds, spCt. 70 71
~ Exchange, 2.V. .10c.
Ditto Acct. TO 71 Guatemala 3 211-41 s.
Ditto Baas 6 per Ct. Russian Inscript. 6 p Ct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
sattisa. •

rims Pz wie.has.
11419.11i'
910
13 12 13
Si I

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* • mum iamb.
...ele&Ks iiiWWSaoto too
General Mining Am. 300 •4 .
l'aaeo Parevias. • - 100 - SS.
Potosi, L Pas. & Paw. so V
United blesican 40 20
Ditto Nett 40 10
ASSURANCII COIIIPA NIEL
• •
Marine Alliance 100 5
quoudian 100 10
• 418CELLAMMUS.
• SMALL. raw FILICII na slums.
Angie Mexican Mint 25 5 6
litiddi Kock & Patent Bah SO 5 14
General Steam Navigation 100 5 - 44
Great Weatutinattn Dater ,S 4 - 0 15.4 i

31 30

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The news from. Greene has
.1604 taken a favourable
turn; and withOist insistinerni its fidelity, the very cir-
cumstance that the M rat it not cryerruK by the Turks,.
is. Prc!ai tfic• gnisninten have ant gained much.
advonttign. The &Booting, is an extract' of a *private
lesser ros,siied this morning, Othirsiod to a Wulf of
first respsOtWity: • •
' •• • - • • • - ! 01.407,:: AUGUST 19.
lAreltifiiithe pleitsa4 ..(tonttapoicatOg to your
tbaithis raocnent the %WI piacket arrived. here, is
13 days front goriu, altd 04PP 44telliAeacc th4t

...

Mies!) ship.of war arrived there (at Corfu), in four
days from Vissolonthi, the Captain of whick positively
state!" that from the' flth to thelOth of Jalt,i4keirFlpi.
hadthree times aU;litireti. Miiip!bAgh;; • by .sea
as by laiad, Ald that eaas i tpt. were !veraltsed edge
great slaughter. • Meantime, twergy4our Greek vet'
&els arrived off Missoloaghi, and obliged the Tuibhh
fleet to take reruge under the fortress of Panes:—
Ibrahim Paella having proceeded a second time towards
Napoli di Romania, was again reputed from there, and
has retreated •to a place called Tripotamk, where he
shut himself up, being blockaded by the sae of Colo-
cotroni. In his retreat he suffered considerable losses.
PaoVIDENCS appears to be with us again, and I
you joy for all thehappy news,which ire beyonddoubt.
In addition to this intelligence, the !:toile of yester-
day contains the follosiing ankle on the subject, from
from the Augsburg Gazette :

TRIESTE, AUGUST S.

The affairs of the Morea appear to be approaching to
to an end. Ibrahim Pacha's march to Napoli di Rd-
mania was to be seconded by the treachery of a cer-
tain Schilitizi, an Archimandraie of that town, who
was arrested. Ibrahim, seeing that his. plan was dis-
, covetei, commenced his retreat, and be is now hear
Tripolisa, in a precarious situation. It is said that Ypsi-
lanti has attacked him more than once,with 'deceit, and
that be has taken possession of part of Tripoliza, bat it
etilveinains whim to obtain permission of-his pOsition.
--The plague has appeared at Modon and Coron. It
is said to make dreadful ravages, and it has got
amongst the troops of Husseim Bey. Missolonglai still
resits the attacks of the Tnrks, who have made three
assaults, and were repulsed with great loss. Oa the
28th July Miaulis, it is said, appeared before Misso-
longhi with 26 ships, and forced the Captain Pacha to
raise the blockade. Oh the sea side, part of the Otto-
man squadron has retired to Patras, and the other to
the Gulph of Corinth.

The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 29th ult. received this
morning, contains an article from Trieste of the 20th
ult. which states that letters had been received from
Corfu of-the sth of August, which affirm that 3lisso.
longhi was still in the bands of the Greeks, and that
the Turks had been repulsed with considerable loss, in
two attempts to take it by storm. Oa the 3d of Au-
gust, an English frigate arrived at Corfu, and is said
to have brought word that twenty-four Greek ships had
appeared before blissolonghi, and that the Captain
Pacha bad therefore retreated into the Gulf of Corinth
The plague prevails at Coron- and Modon, and is said
t i have already carried off most of the" Egyptians in
those places. larratatrt PAVIA was still at Tripolivaa,
but without Ondertalring anything. It is also admitted,
in another letter from Corfu, in the French Papers,
that the Egyptian Commander had.been seriously em•
barrassed, and had sustained considerable fosses, in cone
Imam of theilisappoietapent which be had experienced
when )se ipptesebed %pail di Romania, :tad found
that hit agents within- *at' city hid be hovered
and punibhed, and that be could no longer rely on aid
from treachery.
Hamburg): Papers to the 31st alt. and Dutch Papers
to the 3d inst. The latter contain no news, and the
former very little. The following are extracts*:

STOCKHOLM, AUGUST It.
The departure of Mr. Skogman, the Secretary of
State for"Gottenburgh. and the conjecture that he will
thence proceed for a short time to London, has tended
to confirm the opinion that a Diet of the kingdom will
soon be called. This journey is said to be connected
with a financial operation, the object of which is said to
be to make an arrangement between the Bank and its
creditors, by means of a foreign Loan.
Nothing positive is at present •knOwn respecting the
three ships, purchased by the house of Michaelson and
Benedicks; but it is believed that the sale will not be
cancelled, and that they will soon sail from Carlscrona.