Star.
London, England, 1827-04-17 00:00:00

liE2lip ROLLERS IN PEKVUMETIY.
:IKiE begs to inform his Fiends 'and
AL dents, that the CoMmtaildnersvif Stamps have
,decided ItlFll7artriallni3 DE COLOGNE, M ACASSAft OIL,
RUSSIA OIL, and all similar articles professing ro Cure 44
Iteutedy any Complaint d Defect whatsoever, " incidtat. to'. the
I4oman Prawn," are liable to the Stamp like!. tire Commis.
sioners consequostly sanction the issuing of informations against'
stealer' who sell such in-tides without Stamps, or without having a
Sledicine Licence; end as Informets are proceeding to ail parts, ft
'will be necessary to give immediate attention to this decision.
Tlelsborne-street, April 14, 1447.

THE EVENING STAR.

LON DON.

TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 182?.
&wit TUEIIII/T--thILIDAY It VII 'BAWL
STUCK RXCHANGP, TWRLVIE O'CLOCK.
tonsois opened this motning at 1323 tot May, and soon aft&
were done at 831; hut little business has been done up to the pre-
sent time. the formation et the new Ministry remains still the
general topic of conversation in the Clty, and is now looked ma as
nearly accomplished, and will site satisfaction to the Public.
As the resignation of Botts's& is now credited, the Colombian
i3oeds remain In a depressed state, and little is doing in the above
market, except in the aforesaid Bonds.
Current prices: Old Spanish 123 13, Mexican 703 71, Colom-
Ilian 361 3?, Portuguese 78i,, Russian 83 Danish 601 61i,
Greek 15‘ 16.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

- -.-
Up to the present time, we have not a feature either on 'Clavnge
"or the Cassel market worth any observation. Consols have re-
znained steady during the whole of the morning, with a fluctuation
of about per Cent. and may be quoted at present at 83 to j for
May, with little doing at present.
Its the Foreign market, Colombian Bonds, which is the only
article that any business is doing, went down to S3ll since which
t►ey have somewhat recovered in price. Melte.= Bonds have
also experienced a decline.
FORRItiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bile. 5 p 641 64 13r. Bds. 18*S, S p Ct. 161
Chilian Bonds, 6 pet Ct. 36 Met. Itocb,3 per Ct. SO
oloaublAn Mud., 6 p Ct. 34 j Do. Ns. 6825, 6 p Ct. 701 1
Ditto 8d5,1864, 361 7 St 6 Do. Acct. 701 71 701 ►
o. Act 36) 17 5) 6i 51 6 Peruvian Minch 6pC.34 33
Danish lids. 3 p Ct. 601 61 j Russ. lids, 1622,3 pC. 8$ 1
Ditto Account 61 Do. Ace. 39 j
Greek Ronda, S p Ct. Span. fhb 5 p 191
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SWAIM ►AH%
Anglo Mexican 100 80 421
Brazilian 100 40 26
—Voted La PAZ & Perm Awo. So S .Cl lls
heal del Monte 400 400 490
United Mexican 40 30 171 17
EXCHANGE.
Tlassztecr, Aram 14.—N0 lists published, it being a Holiday.
"Tone on London, :16. 111.
• Lomita, Arm'. 9.-3 M. 6. 17).
Beaus., Argo. 10.—On London, S M. 6. EDI.
Vtzsista, Aran. 4.—On London, 2 M. 10.
Faxoces FUNDS, Aram It—Five per Cents. 100 f. loc.—Three
t per Cents. ?of. 90c.-...Rentes de Nagle', 77f. 30c.—Royal Spanish

We are unable as yet to announce the completion
• of the new Ministry, at which none of our Readers, who
'consider the subject attentively, will feel any surprise.
Efficiency and solidity, which must chiefly be attended
to, ate not the work of a moment; and it is much
inner that the public should be disappointed a few days
longer, than thst there should be a single flaw in any
'part of thi consttuction. It must be obsetved. that no
• paltry intrigue is at the bott.,rn of the undertaking—no
• temporary purpose, connec•ed with it; but that it is a
measure, long concocted in the Royal mind, for the
-purpose of replacing the relations between lit NG and
subj •ct upon the good old Con.titutional footing, and
•iJentifying the interests of the governing and governed in
such a manner, as that no collision should eiist even
in imagination. Alas I these endearing relations and
• -common interests have su,tained a frightful shock in

_
...Vet time; sad it is a thought every way worthy of a
enlightened and pattioic- Monaich, to employ the first
/favourable opportunity that has really presented itself,
-in order to form an Administration, which would
‘-faithfolly follow up his designs for the happiness and
+-true glory of his kingdom. This plan of giving the
country the full benefit of her excellent institutions,
and of the accession to the Throne of one of the ablest,
-as well as most liberal, of our Monarchs, has, we
-have reason to know, long occupied the earnest
- attention 'of his DMA. tsrx; and we might, without
--any exaggeration add, has been his single wish: but,
• some way or other, it was defeated, until recently.
-We shall not stop here to notice the obstructions
'-which so long presented themselves, further than to say,
othat they were insurmountable, partly from design, and
partly from the effects of mere accident; but, when
• once the means of overcoming these obstacles were
offered, the public witnessed the alacrity with which
'they were seized, and the masterly skill wi.h which
whey were improved, ti'l the whole lumber fell to the
:ground without noise and confusion, As soon as the
"CiNG saw himself at liberty to carry into effect the
-great and good design he had so long entertained, he
•shewed the strung hold it had of his mind, by,
selecting of his own free accord, amongst all the
Statesmen of our time, the individual, who, by ge-
neral consent, was most worthy of the charge. It
is scarcely necessary to add, that the fullest confi
dente followed this deliberate and spontaneous choice ;
and it is our firm and conscienious opinion, that
it will be continued without the sligkest abatement or
reservation, as long as 111r.CanNIN6.3 measures continue
to justify it. It must not be supposed that we mean to
insinuate that the new Administration is to be a series
Hof rash and untried experiments, or that any departure
from the ancient policy of the country is contemplated.
On the contrary, it is intended to return to that policy,
by which, as every one knows, every just right of the
Throne was as fully and carefully guarded, as the
best and dearest interest* of the people were cherished,
and promoted. None of the showy, but really flimsy
novelties of our time, will enter into the design ; and it
will be as distinguished, if we are not mistaken, by its
reverential attachment to tried pt inci pies, as by the ready
a doption of such solid improvements as may come recom-
mended by the increased know ledge and experience of the