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of rho of the dipocuWTarkid: fleet I
at no to• %mak e had the arrival
• of, • aTni Nine ships of the
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ships. avi s con ably. Our French-aid
Russian Allies behaved admirably. The Turkish
to sons.rsted. cif ?9 sail of ships of war, carrying
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2, „ guns, be•ides the batteries. The Allied force
emir Oted'to 26 ships, carrying 1,524 guns. Therefore
. . abeiTeeks had a superiority of U ships, and 916 guns.
Oar.ships comprised 452 guns, the French 371 guns,
thy.. Rossi an: 300 guns. We had 74 killed, 210 wounded ;
ybe french 41 killed,.lsB wounded; the Russians 57
killed,l73 wounded.' Total killed 172, wounded 485
—657 grand total. The Asoff (Count Heiden) sus-
tained the greatest loss of either ship, having had 24
men killed, and 67 wounded. The Asia (Sir Edward
Codrington) had 19 killed, 57 wounded. The Armide
(Actinl. de Rigny) 14 killed, 25 wounded. The contest
was desperate, as the- result proclaims. The Turkish
_ force were all sank, blown up, or destroyed, except 30
of their small vessels; and_: they lost 6,00 b men. The
Asia sunk a Turkish line Of battle ship;, the Admiral
(Sir Edward Oxlringtoa) had his *ltch struek.out of
his fob by a spent shot, which battered the, cases very
much; his escape was miraculous. Ha son, a fine
young Midshipman, was wounded twice on the same
• leg—flesh wounds. The Asia's poop was cleared twice.
The mercantile part of the community at Malta are
paralysed at the circumstance, as there is much Maltese
property afl rat among the Tusks. We are working
double tides to get the ships ready for sea again.
The following is a copy of the 'Kum made of the Russian loss :
Aso( 110.-114 killed, 67 wounded : Hargood, 74-14 killed, 37
wogaeee; Rsekkl, 76-13 killed, 1$ wounded; Alexander
Newski,' 711.—.5 killed,7 wounded ; Proireroy, 4s--one killed, two
wounded ; Ikon, 46—nooe killed, live wounded; . Caster, 4a—
none killed nor wouoded.

EVENANG STAR..

LONDON.

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MONDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1827.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We still remain in the same incertitude, in regard to the affairs,
of Turkey. as the week before; and the Public anxiety is now
wrought to the ►ighest pitch, to ascertain if the Ambassadors have
left Constantinople. • Two Fsspreases have arrived from Paris this
morning, but they cannot bring any further information than is
sontairted in the Gaulle de Irma. of yesterday. Consols, witielt.
loft of on Saturday at 83 To j for the Account, opened this morn
big at the same price, and may be quoted at present at an to I.—
No hominess of consequence his as yet bees done.
In the Foreign market little is doing at present; Old Spanish
Hoods have improved. owing to the report that Spain has declared
Month America independent.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present time, there is not a feature in the Consol
market worth observation. Consols have been fluctuating, during
the morning, from 83 to s3i, and at present may be quoted at
$3 to j for the Account, Reduced s2i.
It is understood that Government have taken up twenty trans.
porta, for the purpose of bringing the troops home from Portugal.

PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
lank Stack 204 India Stock
9 per Cent. Kai 421 i 1 Ditto Bonds 73 70 72
5 per Ct. Cons. Shut. &Kali Sea Stock
34 per Cent. Old Annuities
56 per Cent. Rid. 1196 6 6 .41000 Ezcheq. Bills 43 44 42
4 per Q. New Shut. .15003 Ditto 43 45
4 per Cent. Scrip AlOO and 41200 Ditto 43 45 42
4 per Cent. 1826, 1001 India for Account 247
Leog 40.111 11-16 / Commit for Acct 83 821 1131 I
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
*lsaias Bds..sp Ot. Peru. Roods, 6p CA:2SI
Do. Acc. 601 1 Portuguese Bds. 5 p C. 721 79
BuenesAyrtulildnAp C. 49j St Russ.tids.lB22, 5p C. 886
Do AO% SO Do Acct. 886 1
Mex Kda.18246 p C. Spanish Bds 5 p C 11 6
Do Acct 48 1 Do. Bonds, 1823, 5p 7 1
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
sna•e. ?AID.
BMW= 35 20 100 102
General Mining Also. 50 5 34 136 141
POW Si La Pas & Pauv. Asa. 15 5 11 Is
United Alexecan 40 35 156
Anglo Mexican Mint 25 .5 2 j
nuncio Foam—Penn, D.C. 7.—Five per Cents. 100 f. 70c.—
Three per Cenci. Jails& do 22d of December, 66f. 85c.—Bank
Stock, 1,9601. Exchange no Louden, one month, paper, 251.. 10c.
money. 3M. Sc. Three months, 24f. 95c. Tic closing price of the
Three per Cents. on die 6th, was 68f. stk. but on 7th it is quoted
without the dividend, which will acconnt for the apparent depres-
sion of the price.
Dec. B.—Five per Cents. 100 f. 8.5 c. Three per Cents. 64f. 80c.
ex.div. Bank Stock, 1,960 f. Exchange on London, money, one
sleuth, 2.5 f. Sc. Three months, 24f. 95c.
A Until A N FUNDS. VIIMA, NO/1411111 27.
3letalliques 88 I.lo—Bank Shares 10316.
Nov. 28.—Metalliques 87—Bank Shares 10i3—In the evening 1015.

The Paris Papers, which arrived last night, contain
nothing direct from Constantinople, but according
to articles from Odessa, Jassy, and Bucharest, the
Russian army were going to pass the Pruth, with the
consent of the two other Allied Powers—England and
France; the SULTAN had issued a Haiti Schalk

calling on all true Mussulmen in the Pi incipalities to,
rise en masse, to inflict punishment on the Russians,
and the Allied Ambassadors had gaited Constan-
tinople on the 13th of November. In the mean-
time the Austrian and Pt ussian legations are said to con.
tinue their.peaceful exertions, and hopes are entertained
that, as mediators, they may be able to renew the nege
emit*, which had been broken off. The Porte, however,
is described as preparing for war,and Adrianople is men-
tioned as the' place of rendezvous for the pew army.—
What credit is due to these various statemewta we know
not, as our Government have aot received say ieselli-
gence from the scene of Ow negotiations of a later date
than the 6:11 November.
We have received GetE6lllll tapers to a late State. An
article in the Frankfort Gremlin Joussol, of Dec. 3,

saTs....si According to at coypus/rum Constantinople of
the 15th November, the Ambassadors of the three
Allied Powers, England, Rasa*, and Fraace, had am,
up to that day, yet left the ierrkish capital." We
hardly know what credit to Meath to the above, after
the contradictory statements drat have already appeared
oa the subject: wittsetbittiffception, these Papers com-
municate no laver intelligence 'has what bad previously
reached us. The following are extractb:

JASSY. Nownicaga 16.

On the 14th of this moth the French Coasel received
an Empress from Count Gui Hemmer, with the news of
the destruction of the Turkish and Egyptian fleet at
Nawatie. This news spread the greatest consternation
here, especially among the merchants, who expected
nothing less than such an event in the midst of peace,
while the Ambassadors of the three Posers, whose

squadrons streck the blow, were
Constantinople. •
Threw* news was received 1.
the merchants of that plysilatil
ship which had arrived lo
which not only confirm the
an embargo had been laid on
Russian ships in the harbour of Constantinople.
As a great many Russian ships ate at this moment
at Galata, to take in cargoes of wine, and those r.bo
have freighted them appear to fear that an embargo,
may be laid on these ♦essels also, they have positively
ordered their agents at Galata not to ship wine cargoes.
Prince Osetwerbinsky arrived here yesterday from
St. Petetsburgh. lie is said to be appointed Commis.
sioner for liquidating the claims of the Portia* indem.
nify the Russian subjects, according to the stipulations
of the convention of Akermann. Prince Ottetwerbinsky
intended to proceed in a few days on his journey to
Constantinople.—Austrian Observor, N0v.28.
NURERIBURG, Dec. 1.

Notice has been given to the Chamber of Deputies of
the kingdom of Bavaria, by the Minister of the Interior,
that all the Political Journals of that kingdom will be
allowed to insert, without any instruction from the Cen-
sors, the debates and speeches in the Chamber, when they
are not contrary to the Cunititution, and to the standing
orders of the Chamber, and when the ambessicity is
attested by the signature of the Bectetary- of the Cham-
ber. The official journals. of the Chamber will be pub.
lished in the literary establishment Bison von Cotta.

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it lAA received letters by a ponied by his suite. The Service was performed by
i thee, days from Odessa, the Rev. Mr. Seymour. Yesteriay Lord GODLIICH
above news, but add, that arrived at the Royal Lodge, and had an interview of his
on all English, French, and hll.t.rasvr. His Lotdsloip partook of refreshments, and
afterwards returned to London.
rr of Constantinople.