Star.
London, England, 1822-03-26 00:00:00

LIST OF TUE MINORITY

ON MR. MUNIS MOTION TO RROUCR £lO,OOO FROM Till TOT! ON

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THE TOWEL All, PALL-MALL ESTABLISHMENTS.
Barrett, S. B. M. Hume, Joseph Robinson, Sir G.
Benyon, Benj. James, W. Robarts, Colonel
Birch, .1. Jervoise, G. P. Rumbold, Charles
Blake, Sir F. Lushington, Dr. Scott, John
Bright, 11. Macdonald, J. Smith, W.
Bury, Viscount Maule, Hon. W. R. Whitbread, S. C.
Creevey, T. Monck, J. B. Wood, Alderman
Dickinson, W. Palmer, C. Fysche ---
Fergussnn, Sir R. C. Pym, Francis
Griffiths, J. W. Itickford, W. TILLIS.
ilahlimand, W. Ricardo, David Ellice, Edward

MINORITY
OP TWINTY-TWO ON MI. CREWS/FY.S MOTION rot' APPLYING THR 4i
PER CENT. RARIADOIS DUTY TO 2HI MAINTRNANCS OF THR
ORDNANCE. IN THAT ISLAND.
Bernal, Ralph Kennedy, I'. F. Western, C.
Blake, Sir F. Leycester, Ralph . Williams, W.
liglgrave, Viscount Martin, J. Whitbread, S.
Barrett, S. B. M. Nlonck, J. B. Wilson, Sir Robert
Butterworth, J. Newport, Sir J. .......
Davies, Colonel Phillips, G.
Fergusson, Sir R. C. Phillips, G. R. TiLLOSI. •
Jervoise, G. P. Ricardo, David Creevey, T.
James, William Smith, lion. Robt. lime, Joseph

THE I.,VENIA6 STAR.

I 40N DON.

TUESDAY, MARCH 2G, JS22.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

rp to this hour scarcely any business of co.iseqw.:uce has been
done.in the Market, and not any reports on 'Change. Consuls
are 801 to for the Account, and 801 to A for Money.

FOREIGN A RKET-ROYAL EXCHANGE.

stetday, at the close of the Market, Spzinish Bonds (old)
were done at 681, bet this morning they are not quite so brisk,
and the present price is 683 s Old, and New 68; ; Prussian 91;
Danish 86i; Neapolitan 71% to %; New Columbia 85i. In
Old Co,umbia there is nothing doing.—French, 90 fr. 10 c.—

Exckange 25 ir. 15 e.
STOCK EXCHANOE, ONE O'CLOCK.

There is no alteration in the prices, and the business doing it
very trifling. To add to the present uninteresting appearance
or the Market, there is not even a report in circulation; and the
Trench Dlsil, due this murnirg, has not arrived up to the pre-
sent hour.

EOYAI. EXCHANGE.

Much business is doing in Foreign Securities, chiefly in Spanish
Bonds. The business ist Foreign Stocks becomes now so exten-
sive, that it is said to be in contemplation to establish an appio-
priate House, similar to the Stock Excharge, and with similar
regulations.
rit ICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
3 re' Cent. Consols 5073 SO
5 per Cent. Navy Anus. MN 1,4 51,3
India Bonds IGs. 411 s. pre.
FtcLequer dills of 1:1,C00, Is. pr. par. 2s. pr.
Ditto £.710, Is. 4s. pr.—Ditto Small, 4s. 7s. pr.
Baak fur Acct. `2.slll4—Cowols for Acct. 803',

This foicnoon we received Ilamburgh Papers to
the 2.oth inst.mt. One of them contains a long arti-
cle from the SLckhGlor Gaieltc, respecting some mis-
understanding between the Court of Sweden and the
Emperor of Moeccco. The King of SWEDEN, it ap-
pears, had presented the Emycnon with twenty brass
cannon, which were very thankfully received. Some
difference, however, aro.e with the Swedish Consul,
v.ho was ordered to quit Tangier, which he did on
the 25th cf January.
" The reason of the misunderstanding," says the Skald=
Gczetic, is, th.A the Emperor, who bad before been rather
displeased with the Consul, because the Idler refused to pay in
advance 20.000 piastres, which the Swedish Government had
not engaged to pay bcfore the middle of this year, was persuaded
by in-disposed persons that the King bad sent him the twenty
cannon as a present, and that the zealous efforts of the Consul
to obtain a sum for these cannon proceeded from self-interest.
It is believed that the misunderstandirg is amicably adjusted.—
N. is to return to Sweden to give an account of his

proceedings.
"Though there is every reason to suppose that the differences
are already settled, his Majesty has ordered several armed
vessels to be got ready to join the Swedish squadral in the Me-
diterranean iu case it should be necessary ; the squadron has I
been ordered to Gibraltar to give weight to the negotiations at
the Court of Morocco; and Major Kreuger is ordered to go to
Morocco, to ascertain whether M. firoberg has given any just
causes for the proceedings against him, in which case he is to
give him notice to return to Sweden to justify himself.
As a proof of the confidence of the Swedish merchants in
the vigorouF, measures of the Government to protect the Swe-
dish 11:g in the Mediterranean, it may be mentioned, that after
the receipt of the news of the sending away of M. Groherg
from Tangier, considerable contracts for freight to the Medi-

terraneat: were concluded on the Stockholm Exchange, and that
the premium of insurances to the Mediterranean has not been
altered."