Star.
London, England, 1824-05-10 00:00:00

TM: GREEKS.

Letteri have been received, viz Marseilles, ft wt.: Alex-
andria, in Egypt, dazed on the .sth April, communi-
cating news of great importance to Greece. It hrrs bee::
known, that for some time past th-e Pacha of Egypt
has been forming large m7igazines of gunpowder, 410
of all descriptions of inilitary stores at G:and Cairo,
avowedly for the parpo6e of equidping an army to let
against the Christians in the Morea, but more pr,:bably
with the view of pr• tecting tl:e independence of his owl
Government from the Grand St>ignor himself.. The ad-
vices received from Alexandria, state that.these maga-
zines had been destro.,ed by fire, and that three Owl-
sand Egyptian soldier, hal re; i:hed in fte explosion.—
The %aloe of the property destroyed was estimated
not less than ten millions of Spanish doll.,rs, and enc.
the effects of this event will pre,ably be the aban2on.
meat of the expedition from Altrandi is into t: e NIO•
if his Highness the E:.typtian Pacha ever sc:iously
tended to to waste his resources in a cause so entirely !,o, r
less as the rejanction of Gteece to the Ottoman yo!.e
barbarism. His Highness the Captain Pacha had ar•
rived at Alexandria with a .part of Tu,kish
and the remainder of his naval force was eNI ectci t•tel
to join him at that place. It was zt A;es,.ted;i t that
fourth expedition of the Turks aca'ast the Christias
was to have been fi..t-ed (7.11.....:u10ner!e
Treasury was not replenisl:ed se friciery; y ith rnoiley
enable the Govcru.ncnt to obtain the 'iccessary supply:
for such an important twdett:tking. destrociitin
the ma:;:tzit!es at Gr;trv4C.iii will Pacha-, t
ci
r ;eilvitco'-!:n
;3etillree"cr.
esita) %
51)aitit:yr.dIoll
stet ca, and [ruts it n►ust
tta-
h:v at tV remicr life po:ver of Vit• rkternans daring t!..z
fourth cainpaivi 3::tinst the iatTelictz,liec
weal:cc thja ails et their picyroz cau:tb.

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FACCINATJON.
ISSPittec 30.
Great uneaitftb ex iteeby an article in a
Berlin Paper of the Slit of March this Tear, relative to
the insufficiency of the vaccine as a preventive of the
small-pot. Two philanthropic and justly celebrated
Physicians, Dr. Brenner of Berlin, and Dr. Julius of
Hamburgh, have pleaded the cause of the vaccine,
which is that of humanity. Both these excellent men.
have lately had sufficient opportunities to confirm the
good opinion they have always entertained, and to ga-
ther additional experience of its salutary effects, and
have both published their opinions in a Supplement to
the same Paper Poss's Courant)
APRIL 22.—The small-pox has again made its 'ap-
pearance in some other streets in Berlin, and already
penetrated to the centre of the City. The Board of
Police has published new exhortations to precaution,
and ordered various measures; one of these commands
the owners of houses to let them to such persons only as
have been secured by vaccination against the small-
pox.—Dutch Paper.

THE EVENING Snit

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 10, 1824.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 96k, went down to 961 to t,
for the Account, at which price they remain steady up to this hour,
with very little business doing.

The reported preparations at Lisbon and Cadiz to send out Es-
Peditions to the Brazils and South America, have caused must of
the different Funds to be rather heavy this morning.
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Little or no business has been doing as yet, and most of the
South American Securities appear heavy.
Current Prices : New Spanish 161 to Old 191 to 1, Chilian 83
to 1, Russian 961 to 1, Mexican Scrip 91 1, Austrian 161, French
104 to 1041, Colombian 88 to 1, Colombian Scrip 21 to I, Al-
liance Shares ICI to 1, New Prussian 991 to par, Old 981, Irish
Shares 1 to 11, Paladium par to