Star.
London, England, 1822-08-15 00:00:00

TIIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSD A Yr,AUGUST 151 1822.
THE WED&

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. . STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
tarp purchases have been made this morning in the Market,
for time, and but little done for Money. Colasols for the Ar.-
count sal, Reduced sli to 4.
Fqattou Maaxar.—The chief business in the above Market,
this morntgg,•h settling their Accounts, against paying their dif-
letiedces.to-morrow ; • in consequence of which, little is doing in
any Foreign Securities.
STOCK ETC/TANGS, ONE O'CLOCK.
I,lp to this hour there has been no variation in the
The Commissioners have giver► 804 for Consols. The Market
appeared good.
Foavos Fusos.—All Foreign Securities remain steady up to
this hour—we do not hear of any defaulter. The fluctuation in
the (Milian has been one per cent. totay.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock 25114 251 IA
3 per Cent. Reduced 801/8 1/4 Vs
per Cent. Consols 603/a lA 3IA per Cts. 92i/8 1,4
4 per Cent. New 995/i 5/8
Bank Long Annuities 21 20 15-16
India Bonds 625. 61s.
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 7s. 9s.
• Ditto Srmdl 7s. 9s.—Consols for Act. 801/2 3/8

Letters have been received from Rio Janeiro to the
3d of June. Their contents are of the utmost im-
portance. They state, that the Otrtes had been as,
sembled by the Prince, and lie had subsequently
assumed the title of EMPMIOR of the BRAZILS. Two
frigates were making preparations for blockading
Bahia, where one frigate and a sloop of war were
already stationed.

Janiaica Paper 4 arrived this morning to the 9th of
July. They bring the confirmation of the defeat of the
Royal army near Quito, and the death of General
lquaotoN, as stated in the STAR of yesterday. Ge.
neral MoNTILLo had issued a Proclamation, announc-
ing that the imp.' tant department of Quito already
belonged to the Republic of Colombia, and that the
United States had recognised its independence.
By a letter received. via Jamaica, from Lima,
dated the 10th May, it appears the Royalists have
beaten the Patriots in an engagement near Pisco,
with considerable less and 900 prisoners. It also
states, that the Royalists have altogether an army of
10,000 in Peru.

the French Papers of Menday have reached 'us.
They contain some intelligence from Spain, which
will be found in our preceding columns. It appears
• that a new Ministry has been appointed, consisting of
persons who have given pledges to the Constitution
or suffered for its sake.
The intelligence from Greece is highly favourable.
Greece Proper seems now in a fair way to be soon
altogether cleared of the Turks. Thessaly, the richest
and most populous province, is in a great measure
free. Western Greece is naturally so strong, that if
once the Turks who are now there can be disposed
of, it will be difficult for the enemy again to recover it.
These Papers contain a Proclamation, addressed
by the Greek Minister of War to the Chiefs of the
Western Army, which we subjoin.
CORFU, JUNE 31.

The army of Etoha has penetrated into Epirus in
several places. One part was disembarked in the
port of Glyeys, near Souli. Another on the coasts
of Aria, and a third passed by Maerynoros. The
following Proclamation has been addressed by the
Ili:lister of War to the Stratarques (Chiefs of the
Army), and to the soldiers of this part of Greece:
" &reargue, and Soldiers of the Western .trmy !—The most
cruel tyranny which ever existed, and the hope of li'uerating your
coul.try, your parents, and children, have ntmle you tale up arm u.
You have solemnly sworn to break in pieces the yoke, or pvriah
to the last man, with a courage worthy of our cause. You have
been resisted in some places, but in most of tl,e combat, in which
you have been engaged, you have taught your enemies to dread
you ; you have proved what the firm resolution of men can
efeet, who, though few in numbers, contend for freedom.
You have resisted alone, during a year, the whole force of
an enemy, who threatened to invade your frontier, and pass into
thbasloponnesus. At present, the Government has sent to you
from this latter country,thelcgion of heavy armed infantry. It is
accompanied by the• regiment of Europeans, who have come from
afar to the succour of Greece; and who unite, with great valour,
muck experience and knowledge of :Le art of war. A naval
force is destined to assist at sea, the operations on shore, In
smiting against the enemy. Our illustrious President is coining
in person to direct the combined operations of both forces.
" Stratarques of &oils and of Acaniania, you have fur a long
. time defended your frontiers, and have constantly repulsed the
attacks of the enemy. The new reinforcements will ensure his
speedy and total destruction. Aud you, Soldiers of these cele-
brated mustries, who have never disgraced the valour of your
ancestors, will not at present forget your duty. Remember your
oaths, and hasten to the defence of your wives, of your children,
and of your brothers, whose extermination has been sworn by
the enemy. Your just and generous undertaking has cornpro-
tubed them for ever with the barbarians, In the middle of whom
there is no longer any security for them. Your country now
demands your exertions. (The Minister of War)
" Corinth, May 26. JOHN COLETIS."
Taxmen Funne...-Monday Five per Cents. opened at 93 fr.
highest price at 93 fr. 93 c. closed at 95 fr. 20 c.

This forenoon we received a liamborgh Mail, bring-
ing Papers of a recent date. Their contents are of
little importance, unless a Russian defence of the
Holy Alliance may be considered so. The following
are extracts:

ST. PETERSBURGII, JULY 24.

liis Majesty's Rescript to the Minister of Finance,