Star.
London, England, 1827-04-26 00:00:00

ORDER OF THE DAY.

The causes which gave rise to the assenelly of the
corps of the 2d line, which so greatly assisted those of
the first, itr the complete defeat of the enemies of' the
King and country, expelling them from the Portuguese
territory, having ceased, the Lieutenant General, Gover-
nor of this province, recognizing the good services and
the alacrity with which all the corps of the militia of
this province hastened to arms as soon

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labours are in which they are going
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Metanapes 110.—Baitt Miami 1,076.

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Ale did not on this &anion repeat his satisfaction ss4th
the good set vies atria C,olopel oldie Militia of Opotto,
Jose iKatia lailind4o, timinanding the continaent of,
the second Me, forming part of the garrison of this city.
ual praise is due to all the superior officer., subai-
ok; kand privates of all the corps of the militia of the'
i‘tit ie
district, who so promptly took arms to defend the
charter and the legitimacy of Don Pedro IV.
ItLY.A3, ANUIL 3:- ,
. By a person worthy of coedit, just arrived from Spain,
we learn that there are at Caceres 2,600 men, both in-
fantry and cavalry—viz, the Ist and 2d battalions of
the Guards; Ist battalion of the Provincial Grenadiers ;
Ist Regiment of Cavalry, and Casidlaies of the Royal
Guard. They say they are only waiting for five batta-
lions of infantry, to invade Portugal. The troops are
very well clothed, armed and disciplined, and are exer-
cised in firing three times a week.
Generals Sarsfield and Rodil it.e at variance. The
first was at Calcres. three leagues from Talavera de la
Ragusa, carrying on the correspondence himself, and
living very retired, only chewing himself when abso-
lutely necessary.
On the 30th of March orders were received by the
brigade at Caceres, to give no discharges to soldiers
who-might to receive them.
Oh the 31st it was said that Sarsfield and itodil had
been summated to Madrid. the division ezercising under
the command of General San Juan, but without power
to do any thing with it.
Two Adjutants of the Royalists presented themselves
at Caceres by superior authority, to be classed and
placed in the army.
The Royalists of the infantry and cavalry of the dis-
trim of Placentia were commanded by Colonel Morales,
and those in Caceres by the Marquis del Reino.
Lastly, to-day (the 4th) it was reported at Badajoz
that at ten o'clock in the morning a postilion had
brought word that the battalion which was at Xeres
de los Caballeros had marched in the direction of Bar-
rancas.
Aram 6.—fhe Conde de Casa Flores, Ambassador
from Spain to Portugal, arrived here to-day, and set
out immediately for Badajoz.-0 Portugva, April 10.

THE EVENING STAR.

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this musics at the same price they kit off yes-
te►day, sai to *, with little doing at present.
Nothing is known in the City with regard to the Ministry, and
every person seems anxious to obtain information on that import-
ant subject.

In the Foreign market there is also little doing.
Current prizes: Old Spanish 193 f, Unitas 10/ 3, .Cris .
bian.393 1, Portuguese IS3 3, Brazilian U 44, Rossisa 993 90.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

The Centel market remained steady, until twelve oiclock, at
ILSj to when the Commissioners purchased at en, widths Chau.
eery also bought, which ceased the saarket to improve. Ceasels
may be quoted at present at en j for May, and SA for Mosey.
Nothing is yet known about the Ministry.
In the Foreign market a good deal has been done in Colombian
Bonds, which have receded about 11 per. Cont. caused, it Is said,
by intelligence received, that the Vise-President of Colombia
has also resigned. and the affairs of that country being in a very bad
state. The produce of the Poll Tax, which was to be kept sacred,
to be sent to England to pay their dividend, has been used todefray
the witergencics of the State ; and, according to report, there is not
a single dollar in their Treasory.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 3031 India Stock 247
;per Cent. Rid. 141 Ditto Bonds 67 68
3 per Cent. Cooa. 631 43 1 Old Annuities 82
31. per Cont. 11111 ; £lOOO Exchequer Bills 43 44 45
3 per Cent. Red. 1 1 £3OO Ditto 43 44 43
ir per Cent. New 99j 9$ 991 £lOO mid 4200 Ditto 43 43
.4 per Cent. Scrip Bank for Account
4 per Cent. 1326, OS 971 981 India for Account
Long Anna, 1-16 Consols for Acct. 431 1

I►OREII3N FUNDS, TWO artmeß.
Brazilian Bd.. 5 p Ct. 631 1idez.1341.1825,6p Ct. 701 70 ;1
Colombian Hood., 6 p Ct. Do. Acct. 701 1 70 1
Ditto M 8,1824,361 351 1 Huai. 8d5,1022,5pC. 90 6.91
i 0. Acct. 361 51 1 Do. Acct.
Danish Ms. 3 p Ct. Sian. Bib 5 p Ct. 121
Do. Ace. 61 a Ditto 510,121
Grotk Bonds, 5 p Ct. D0.80nd5,1823,5p a 71 S
Do. Bds. 1315,5 p Ct. 161 Do. Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

WAN& PAW.
50 371 91
95. 7 Se
400 400 490
40 SO 171 1
50 4 fl 4s
50 SO 201
EXCHANGES.
HAMICIMIN, Aram 211.—0 n Laudon, 36. 10. 2 M. 56. 7.
Sr. Psurawaaar, Arau, 6.-0 a Loudon, 10 542.
Limas, Aran. 14.—.5 M. 4. In.
Soup, Arm 17. L-011 London, 3 M. 6. 264.

Foams Forts, Amu. 23.—Five per Cents. 100 f. aSe.—Three
Per Cents. 711. Ide.--Bank Stock, 2,037 E soc.—Rentes de Naples,
Tat Ile.—Royal Spanish Loan, 571.
' AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vtanns, Aram 14

The Marquis of LANSDOWN has arrived in town.
This morning, at eleven o'clock, the Noble Marquis
accompanied by the Duke of DEVONSIIIRI, arrived at

the Foreign Office, in Downing•street, where they were
soon after joined by the Eel of DARLINGTON, and had
a long conference with Mr. CANNING. The result of
their deliberation had not transpired when this Piper
went to press. In the meantime, it is generally reported
ha the City, that the NOBLE MARQUIS has acceded to
his Maturrx's wishes. This report has produced the
greatest satisfaction.

A Private Letter from Lisbon of the 14th inst. states,
that General antrum lad arrived in the Capital.
Report says he came to demaild reinforcements : also,
that a Council of War was held, at which Gen. CLINTON
and the English Admiral mere present. The result is
.said to be, that an Army of D.dence, of 12,000 men, is
to be raised, and stationed at Viseu.

Private letters, received this mottling, from Paris,
'adkisa of that official intelligence has been received
acre from Caraccas, dated the 26th February, confirm.
An& the account of the resolution of General BOLIVAR
to resign the Presidency, and live as a private citizen.

The Proclamation, in which the Liberator announces
his intention, is dated Caraccas, 6 b February, and,
whilst it is a splendid proof of his political disinterested-
neis, it is one of those sacrifices, of which the indi-
vidual, who makes it, has more cause to be proud,
than the country, upon whose altar, it is offeled. How-
ever, his fellow citizens, if they are really wo, thy of the
name, must see in ihis bright example a new induce-
ment, to et:ldeate those virtues, which are the sole
foundation of all public and private prosperity. They
cannot chew too, in a way more acceptable to General
BOLIVAR, their gratitude for his services ; for, it is now
clear that in his long and splendid career of public
life, he was only animated by a single wish—the happi-
ness of his country.

The following is an extract of a private letter, re-
ceived this morning, from Madrid, dared April 12:

ig No new event has occurred of any consequence,
but the discontent in the Army of Observation still
continues, which is in a completely disorganized state.
We have it currently report•„ that the English Ambas-
sador is going to leave in fifteen days—not on account
of any misunderstanding, but caused by the gout, for
%With he is going to take his native air."

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeisung to
the 19th, Hamburgh Pipets to the 20th, and Dutch to
the 24th inst. An article in the latter, under the head
of Brussels, 22d April, states, on the authority of a
private letter from Paris, of the 13th. that the negocia-
tiaras of Messrs. ESTIYANI and Co. for contracting a
Spanish loan in that Capital, having failed, an attempt
will be made to raise a loan in Amsterdam for that,
Government. If good security be offered, the Dutch
capitalists, will probably have no objection to contract
for it, but, without that security, they will prove as
costive as the French. The following are extracts: