Star.
London, England, 1822-09-10 00:00:00


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LONDON.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, lan.

STOCK UCH ANON., TWILII2 O'CLOCIL
Some business bas been done in the Market this storming, but
to no great extent, u most parties are waiting the result of the
nomination of the new Minister. Consols for Money, and
Sit fur the Account.
roamer Foraa.—ln Milian, Russian, and Pronto Bond%
there has been business done this morning; an other foreign
enmities maintain their-prices, and seem to he on the rise.
It is slid that Mr. Rosser-ass has contracted at Paris for
New Neapolitan Leon of twenty minions of dump, abbot two
snobs stetting • rise price is not exactly ksown.--A new
Spanish Loan is also ea the mph, and sees expected to make
its appurance.
• The Bank of Formal, we anderstand, have adenoid to,
their Government .lionoptin, which will supply twr root
wants. consequenay so Xlarturese Lon is expected.
Current Pricesa:-.4llilint 63* ; New Spanish 4$ to 64 ; Ohl
soh; New IPitrapp ; Old gob ; Rosetta 66. *; Dud*
1184 to 89; Abpdhop 7711; Colombian 66* to b; Saip est b.
Stoel4 SX.cNANGB, ONli O'CLOCK.
It Undtrently reported *4"ink are in mega:lidos with
tioineraent respecting the *llO4l. and Pension Payments,,
and tkat is will be knows on 'As *stet is nor a
tittle worse than at an early hour •
CURRMIT , , .
per Cent. Cass. 81 '4-414 *l4 %
'4 per Cent. New 1003/4 1411.4*ga
India Bonds 475. 495. 48s.
Exchequer Bills of 1:1,000, 4s. 2s. •
Ditto Sala, Ss. Bs. pr.—Bank for Ac.l4s 248 247
Cons. tor Account 81% lir %

It is now understood, that the printipti ;ejections.
against the return of Mr. CANXINO in the Cabinet
have been got over, and that he will ,have a- IV.
tingaished place in the Administration. Report
now fixes on Lord MELvir.ce, as likely toiucceed
the Marquis of HASTINGS as Governor-General of
India; but it is said that Lady Mstviu.s, much in'
love with domestic life and the society of this country,
strongly objects to this arrangement.
.

Utters have been received this morning from Con-
stantinople to the 10th August,'and from Smyrna to
the 3d. Everything remained tranquil in the capital.

The enslaved Journals of Austria and Russia are
preparing the public mind for the new aggression
meditated on the liberties of the People at the ap•

proaching Congress. It is now no longer disguised
that other subjects than the affairs of Russia and
Turkey will be discussed—strong measures, we are
told, are to be taken against Carbonari, Liberals, and
Radicals; and it is more than insinuated, that a pro-
position will be made for interfering with Spain and
Portugal.
It did not require the spirit of divination to know
the feelings and wishes of the Holy Alliance, had they
not been suffered to escape through the organs of
their will. Indeed, if we wanted a key to the princi-
ples on which they intended to act, we should find
it in their past conduct and declarations. The treat-
ment of Naples and Piedmont, still ruled by foreign
bayonets, is too recent to be forgotten; and the State
Paper which wound up the Congress at Laybach,
gave us assurance that this was their panacea on all
similar occasions.

It will be recollected that, when the Congress at
Laybach, last year. broke up, a Circular Dispatch
was issued by the Emperors of Roma and AUSTRIA
and the King of PRUSSIA, to their Ambassadors at
foreign Courts, in which they developed their prin-
ciples—principles dotingly subversive of that freedom
which is every man's birthright. After alluding to
the Revolutions of Naples and Piedmont, which this
deelarAtion alleged to be only parts of a general
system of subversion, the declaration says—" The
Allied Sovereigns could not fall to perceive that there
was only one barrier to oppose to this devastating
totrent. To preserve what is legally established—such
was, as it ought to be, the invariable principle of their
policy, the point of departure, and the final object of
all their resolutions."
The Holy Alliance Junta gives us a definition of
what they conceive by things legally established.—
" Useful or necessary changes in legislation," says
this impudent Manifesto, " and in the administration
of States, ought only to emanate from the free will,
and the intelligent and well-weighed conviction of
those whom GOD has rendered responsible for
power. All that deviates from this line, necessarily
leads to disorder, commotions, and evils far more
insufferable than those which they pretend to remedy.
—Penetrated with this eternal truth, the Sovereigns
have not hesitated to proclaim it with frankness and
vigour; they have declared, that in respecting the
rights and independence of all legitimate power,
they regarded as legally null, and as disavowed by
the principles which constitute the public right of
Europe, all pretended Reform operated by revolt and
open hostility. They have acted agreeably to this
declaration in the events of Naples, in those of Pied-
mont, and in those also which, under very different
circumstances, but by combinations equally criminal,
are delivering up the Eastern part of Europe to hi.
calculable convulsions."
Delighted with their success in Italy, in 04 putting
an end in the space of two months to a conflagration
which; without the interference of the Allied Sove-
reigns, would have ravaged and reined the whole of
that fine coming, and menaced for along time the
rest of Europe," (for thus they gloss over tbe'vehpi-