Star.
London, England, 1826-11-28 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

This is a bustling day in the British market, owing to its
being settling day, and but little doing, except in settling their Ac.
counts. Up to the present time, it appears to be a Bear account,
as the centango is going of, and no defaulters have as yet been an-
nounced. The fluctuation of this aceount has been about 4to
per Cent. Consols, which left off yesterday at 85 opened
this morning at 835 buyers, and afterwards were done at 831 for
Ibis Account, and 844 for next time. At present they may be
quoted lit 234, and for next time at $4.

In the Foreign market little is doing, except in Brazil Shares,
which have improved, owing to the arrival of a Mr. Oz.zuroas,
the projector of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Company ; but as
yet it is not known if he brings any gold over from the said mines.

Current prices: Old Spanish 131 I, Mexican 68 1, Colom-
bian 411 42, Chilhui 38 3s, Russian $7 i, Danish 6! 1, Greek
Bends 191 201.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The settling of Accounts in the British market, seems to go off',
smoothly, as only one defalcation has been declared, and of no great
importance. Consols have rather improved since the earlier part of
the morning, when they were at 831 for Account, since which they
have been done at 331 for money, and 841 to * for next Account.

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In the Foreign market, South American Securities remain steady,
with little fluctuation.

The letters from Buenos Ayres of the 6th September, received
this morning, state that Government bills there are at from 60 to 65
per Cent. discount, and dollars bear a premium of .0 per Cent.
Also that the war continues.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT POUR O'CLOCK&
Bank Stock 203
S per Cent. Red. 82% % 83 82%
S per Cent. Cons. 83% %
34 per Cent. 11914
SI per Cent. Red. 88% 89
4 per Cent. New 9854 1/2
4 per Cent. 1826, 9754
Long Ann. 19 7-16 3/4
India Bonds $1.7 39
£l,OOO Excheq. Bills 19 17 18
1400 ditto 18 19
£lOO and £2OO ditto 19 21
Cons. lei Ditto 841/4 84%
FORRIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
I !dm Ms 1825, 6p. Ct. 6$
I Do. Acct. 66k
Peruvian Bonds, 6 p C. ZS
Bonds "

Milian Bonds, i p Ct. ES
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct.
Do. 80n4.11.0824, 41i 41 41i

Do:Acct. 421 21 /- Portuguese _ ipC. 79j
Danish Bonds, 3 pCt. 621 Russ. Ms, 1822, Sp C. $7
Ditto Acct. 621 • S).Bonds 5 p 131
Greek Bonds, S p At. Ditto Acct. 131
D0.800d5,1825, Sp C. 191 20 Fr. Rentes, 5p C. 100 f 754100 f
191 1 1 i Exchange, 25f 50c
Do. Acct. 201 191 French Bente.. 3 p C.,72f 11112
Mex. Bonds,s per Ct. Ni Exchange, ildf foe
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

Brazilian
Colombian
United Maxima

MAIM PAID.
100 20 41 4$
100 15 $ 10i
40 U lee

FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, NOVIAIM IL
Five per Cents. . . . loof.
Vree per Cents. • . . 71f. SOs.
tUnk Actions . . 11062 f. Ms.
Ream de Naples . . • . 7111. Se.
Royal Spanish Loa; . . . ISO.

We have received Buenos Ayres Papers to the sth of
Sept. inclusive, from which the following are extracts :

nom TS 11

♦11ir2471110 or gym ATM, Amor 10.
CHILI. I'

The first business of the Congress, since its installa-
tion, has been the nomination of a President of the
Republic, who shall remain in office till the Constitu-
tion, which is going to be made, shall be carried into
effect. The President elected is Mite-Admiral General
Manuel Blanco lincalada; and the Vice-President,
Senhor Izaquirre. Oa the 9th of July, &labor Freire
gave up his office, in the manner prescribed by the law,
to his successor.

AUGUST 12.—8 y the list mail from Chili, we find
that the squadron still remains theie, and that. besides
other causes of delay, the new circumstances in which
the Republic is placed by the events in Chiloe. occa•
:ions other difficulties.

17th.—The President Rivadavia has issued some
decrees for the purpose of making the receipt of stamp
duty come into the general Treasury of the Republic, it
having been declared a national tat, by a decree of the
15th of March, 1826.

19th.—Senhor Borgono has resigned the office of
Minister of War. The Public Journals of Chili contain
nothing important respecting Chitoe; but the insurrec-
tion seems not- to have had the effect which the authorsli
of it expected : their attempts in •arious parts. of the'
Republic. have doubtless been bailed by the patlietism
of the inhabitants.

12d.--We have spoken, on another occasion, of the
disturbances in Catamarca, proposed by BOStOS, and
which may perhaps tend to his ruin. The accounts from.
Tocgman and Catamarca give reason to hope that this
will be the case.

44th.--A pJuject of law Was bcen presented to the eg„.
gress for improving cite navigation of the river Bermey
26th.—We know for certain that his Escellenci th,
General in Chief of the Army of Operations, Don Cat.
los Maria de Alvear, landed on the Banda Oriental
withlut accident on
Jim morning after his departure
from this port. '

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Slst.—ln the sitting of the 28iti inst. the Committee
for Constitutional Affairs presented a Repott:and Project

of Law, relative to the illegal removal made by the
Junta of Cordoba of six Deputies from that Province.
&truism s.—We have the satisfaction to be the
first to inform the public of the complete defeat of the
savages by our troops, under Colonel F. Rauch, 013
states that the enemy had not less than two hundred
killed, among whom was 'Comas Gode, a Spaniard, who
commanded thirtyfive deserters from Chili. Our lozs
was one killed and thirty wounded.

The Msnsagero Argentine, of the 2d September, is
chitfly filled with a long Report of the Committee of
Constitutional Affairs, in presenting the Project of the
Constitution ; and that of the .sth (except about half it
page) is occupied by the Project of the Constitution ro
self, divided into ten sections and 171 articles.

The Nati in is declared independent of every foreign
Power; the religion, the Roman Catholic, which shall
always receive the most effectual and decided protection
and the greateit respect of the inhabitants, whatever
may be their private opinions.

The Government is republican, exercised,by the three
powers, the Legislative, the Executive, and the Judicial.
The Legislative to reside in a Congress of two Chambers,
Ist, the Representatives, and, 2d, the Senate.

The Executive power is confided to a President,
who shall bold his office for five years. There shall be
five Secretaries of State, viz. for the Interior, Foreign
Affairs, War, Marine, and Finance.