Star.
London, England, 1822-04-23 00:00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE—IVELVir/CLOCK.
this is a Holiday at the Bank, bat tb &eel Zeeheup re-
mains open, with very little business doing In the Market. The
panic which prevailed yesterday in the Nods appears, to have,
subsided this morning. Accounts from Paris, of the rth hut.
inform, that a Secretary of the French Ambassador at Vienna
has arrived in the above capital with the greatest expedition/root
which it is supposed he has brought dispatches of the utmost
consequence in regard to the negociadon pending between the
Russians and Turks. It is also affirmed that M. Taassanzsr will
return again in a few days to Vienna.—Consols opened this
morning at 784 for the Account, 77/ for Money. Up to this
hour, Consols are 78 to 781 fur the Account.
Foasbas Firms.—Little or no business is doing this morning
in the Foreign Securities. It appears that within these few days
the &tape holders of Spanish Bonds have thrown a great num-
ber ou the Market; and it is expected that to the 15th of May
nest a great delivery of the above Stock will take place.—
Spanish, 65;; New Columbian, 851; Old, 1081.—All other
Foreign Securities are nominal in price this morning.
STUCK-EXCHANGE, HALF-PAST ONE.
Within the last hour the Market has improved a quarter per
Cent. and looks more favourable: Consols are now 781 for
Money, and for the Account 78e.

ST. GEORGE'S DAY.
This being the day appointed for celebrating the
Birth-day of his Majesty King GEORGE the FOURTH,
a general muster Of the different brigades of Ft of
Guards took place this morning on the Paiade
in St. James's Park, as follows, vit.—The second
battalion of the Ist regiment, commanded by Colonel
TOWNSEND ; the Ist battalion of the 2d regiment, or
Coldstream!, under the orders of Captain and Adju-
tant HENRY BENTINCK ; and the 21 battalion of the
3d regiment, under the command of Colonel ItooKa.
They were all dressed in new clothing and, white
gaiters ; the bands also in splendid scarlet and gold.
Just as the different brigades had formed in line, a
tremendous shower of rain fell,which for some minutes
threw them into confusion, and they were leaving the
parade ; but, it having suddenly ceased, they again
took their positions, when the band immediately
struck up the national air of " Gon save the king,"
and played several other most delighinl airs. After"
the battalions had gone through their evolutions,
they proceeded from the Parade to the King's Palace,
followed by nearly 1,000 spectators. At one o'clock
the Park and Tower guns-fired a Royal salute.

while the Irish peasantry are perishing of hungek.:.
The French Papers of Saturday-are very barren of
.intelligence. The Budget havfm passed through the
Chamber of Deputies, it is ex d that the amnion
will shortly close, and, in fact, it was made a question
on Friday, whether they should have any other sit-.
tin g except for the purpose of being dissolved ?
The accounts relative to Russia and Turkey in.
these Papers are extremely vague. '
A letter from the southern frontiers of Russia,
dated March 28, says, that the second Russian Corps
was immediately to form a great camp at Wirmieza,
in Po4olia, maithat the Emperor ALIXANDER would
repay in it few days. A courier is also said to
have crossed the frontier with dispatches inviting the
Allied Powers to hold a Confess at Warsaw.
M. de TATISCHIPIP has, it is said, brought forward
a new plan, according to which, while the Russians
should occupy Moldavia and Wallachia, a simulta-
neous occupation of Servia and Bosnia should be
made by Austrian troops, so that if, in the sequel,
Russia should make any acquisitions in Turkey, Aus-
tria would likewise obtain two Turkish Provinces. It
is added that the English Ministry had expressed
their consent to the Russian occupation of Wallachia
and Moldavia, but were determined to resist the fur-
ther advance of Russia, and that a declaration to this

I effect had been cl
Court of Vienna.

by England to the

Intelligence of a recent date from Vienna, states
that M. TATlSCiiiiieS departure from that capital
for Petersburgh has been for the'purpose of convey-
ing to his Government certain new propositions made
by the mediating Powers for the adjustment of the
differences with Turkey. The necessity of. making
further concessions has been urged, but the iiature.of
the concessions required is not explained. Lad
STRANGFORD, our Ambassador at Constantinople, is
now represented to be the principal mediator. The
Divan, in a recent communication with the Cabinet
of Vienna, complained that Austria, in her character
of mediator, did not act with sufficient impartialitg.
but appeared to lean towards Russia, or rather to
betray an identity of interest with that Power. It
was in consequence (it is said) suggested by the Cabi-
net of Vienna, that an appeal should be allowed to
Lord STRANGTORD, as the representative of the Bri-
tish Government, and this was immediately acquiesced
in by the Divan, with whom his Lordship, it is said,
possesses great influence.
There is a •ery idle rumour in one of the French
Papers, that Marshal 13SRISFORD, who is now in
France, had been ordered home to take the command
of an army of 20,000 men, which the English Govern-
ment is to hold in readiness.

Jantal,

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Admiral',

Decemiter, • - incur.
past printer: : the, crew were pet on hued a %pima,
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netbeasdiGelZtsich bound to wen-mot, was driven lave
at , abort the 16th ult•bat got off with the lots
her • . •
The Adrian, ritioutt., free% Middleburg to Leith, was fare-3
I ft/ with ash Thuredirt, and carded into Shields.
The Roth, from Demerara to St. John's (N. B.), w„,
Wrecked Mei Mount Doom on the ed uk.
fretwoomr, 'Ainsir.lll..—Wind S.W. to S.
• Pentamme, Avail. 2S.—Wind S.S.W.—Sailed the carry
transport, for Deptford.
Thum. Aram 26.—Wind S.—Arrived and sailed for the Ri,e.
thit Packets; Basics, in 34 days from Haearinah; Mary Ar'3,l
.A 123 days from Port-au-Prince ; Resource, Fess, fop
if Good Hope; Dido, from Smyrna; Rockingfir%
groin America; Palladium, P ' azrsasop from SC.• Vinerol.
GeOrgine, WAARIM, from erbise.—Thewhole of the nitta4
bound ate beating out of the DONlll.—litmalas, the
ten, Ammasox, from Batavia, fur orders.—Suirzat
Game down and remains, the Moira, 11011.NBLOW, for f.1.(3:.,
and Calcutta.
Doves, Aram 22.—Passed this port yesterday, the
Beencsurr, from Cadiz : on the (oth ult. spoke the ship Gr.:.
ral Palmer, Tsuscorr, from Portsmouth, bound to ladras, ;1
ht. 40. 20. N. long. 15.35. W.
Seoceatoot, Aram 9.—On the Via of March, between tr:s
and fours A. At. the English brig Garlands, bound from Sootl.rd
to Riga, stranded in a great st 'cm off the Bleaking •Shall(ra
The ship was soon beaten to pieces, and five cf the crew-perP•r !.
The Captain, the pilot, and a sailor, were laved. after they kti
buy drifted about on the wreck, so that they were half de.,-;
when they were brought on shore. 'Mere has been found
this coast a mast, with sail and tackling, and a pipe of sherry
which belonged to a D.eisli "West in 1: man that h totally las:
A Danish GreeniAnd-whaler has also foundered off Gaeta, we.,
the whole crew; and au r.liglish veawl. called the Mary,
perished, with the crewoff

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