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London, England, 1827-07-19 00:00:00

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THE EVENING STAR.

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an invitation from his Majesty the King. and his Royal
Highness the Crown Prince of Sweden to his Majesty
speror, to stand godfather to the infant son of.
own Prince.
Impede' Highness the venerable Archduchess
Bentrix of Este has been indisposed for some
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Mastitis's 90j—Bank Shares 10735.
hi Paris

TIIURSDAY, JULY 19, 1827.
Yyro "Gloacia edic.Fooses-Cmnws2o-2ekost Ilmasaw-- •
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
This being a holiday at the Bank, Stock Exchange, sad
markets, most of the Brokers and Jobbers have assembled en the
Royal Exchange; but up to the present time, little business is
doing. Consols, which left off yesterday at 871 a for the Accounts
have been done on 'Change at s7j This decline is attributed
to the. Cabinet Council which was belt yesterday, and a certain
Lord going to the Kiwi; also the decline of the Rim* Barites.
Although the Pausaoss has arrived, the South Ailtericas Se-
curitleihatre not experienced any improvement.
In Foreign &entities scarcely anything is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish 101 1, Mexican 6111 09#, Colom-
bian 521 55.
TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols may be quoted at 571 # for the Account, and but very
few bargains have been done.
Very little has also been done in Foreign Securities, Mexican.
hips WI and Colombian 3411 Sb•
'The Nuremberg Gamete, dated the 7th ,Toly, says, by accounts
from Vienna, it is stated that M. Taymenare has addressed a
note to M. Mrresaincis, in which be mentions that time has been
given to the Pone, to the end of July, to return a decisive answer,
in ensuequence at the mediation of Austria ; and should the Porte
we comply by that 'triad, til• Russian army will pass the Froth.
. Fawn/ Finns% JOLT 26.—Five per Cents. 72t. 11
Naoo Three
pert:wits. 72f. 500 Bank Stock, 2,ni2L 50c.—Naples Reines,
let. 300

the Cta
ser

.......ir nave • reached es in due
eating, contain intelligence from Madrid, which would
be important, if true. It states that on the arrival of two
coutiers from Lisbon, one to Mr. Lams, and the other to
the French Charge de Affairs, the two Ministers imme-
diately laid before M. Saamon their dispatches, and that
the consequence was a great agitation in the Spanish
Cabinet, which held three consecutive meetings on the
subject. The result of these deliberations had not
transpired, but it was already known that they re-
ferred to a Treaty just concluded between France and
England, and which had been formally agreed to by
Portugal. By this Treaty the two Powers unite in{
guaranteeing the constitutional system in Portugal.—
They also bind themselves to withdraw their respec-
tive forces from the Peniosula, with the exception of
two thousand five hundred men, who• are to be kept
by England at the fort of Belem, to prevent any attempt
by a coup de main to overturn the Portuguese Consti-
mien ; and with the exception of a French garrison in
Pampeluna and Figueiras. With these exceptions, the
troops are to be withdrawn from every other part
We received this morning Nuremberg Papers to the of Spain and Portugal; and though the intelligence
11th, Frankfort to the 12th, and the Algemeirse Zeitung is given as an on dig, it probably belongs to that species
also to the 12th instant. The first contain a new and of reports, which are sent forth to prepare the public
cheering prbof of the great change that has taken place mind for the publication of the news in an official form.
in the state of public feeling in Switzerland, in come- This being the anniversary of the KING'S Coronation,
quence of the influence, diametrically opposed to that the morning was ushered in with the ringing of bells,
of the Holy Alliance, which now happily preponderates and a display of colours on the different church steeples
in London and Westminster. The Royal Standard was
in the general affairs of the world. Yet this influence,
hoisted on the Tower, and at one o'clock the Park and
which expands the mind, and improves the moral cha-
Tower guns were fired.
racter of man, as mach as the other had a direct ten- Intelligence was received yesterday at the AdmiraltYS
dency to degrade both, is not to the taste of some of of the arrival at ,pithead, on Tuesday evening, at
our contemporaries, though they have only to cast a eight p as. of his Majesty's sloop PRIMROSE, Captain
lance at home, where it has absolutely wrought won-
fiVattaton, Commander, from Vera Cruz and the Ha-
g
vannah. The Penman has on board, Mr. Want), his
den since the establishment of the House of BRUNSWICK Majesty's Charge d'Affaires in Mexico, and Mr. &s-
-on the Throne of these Realms, to be convinced at once cairn:ars, the Representative of Mexico in this cairns
of its excellence. The new instance of improvement in try ;—about 1,200,000 dollars in specie, and some
the state of the public mind in S eitzerlaod, is the rein. cochineal. The letters and dispatches for Government
tion on the 23d ult. by the Great Council of the Canton were forwarded to town by Mr. BOCA/I=TR, who is
likewise the bearer of the Ratification of the Treaty
of Tessin or Ticino, by a majority of 61 to 5, of a prnject with Mexico, Mr. WARD having been detained in Ports-
of law, presented by the Council of State, or executive mouth by the illness of Mrs. WARD, who was confined
branch of the Government, for the introduction of the on board a few days befote the Pennon reached
Censorship of the Press. When Austrian influence E n
Allen from Paris states, that the report which bas
preponderated in that country, as it did a short time
appeared is the French Papers of the conclusion of a
since, the Great Council would not have ventured to peace between Ras:4 and Persia is correct; and adds,
make such a decision ; and, by way of requital, that it has not been obtained by the latter without fur-
Austria will not venture now to notice the proceed- ther large cessions of territory.
ing. A memorial on the subject of the obnoxious The Marquis of AnomiszY arrived in town about one
o'clock yesterday morning, from his seat at Cowes, in the Isle el
project which bad been addressed by several inba- Wight, having been sent for to town by express. The Noble Mar.
bitants of the Canton to the Great Council, before erds left town at anearly
hoer for the Royal Lodge,
Park, where his Lordship had an audience of the Kassa,
Windsor
no, and after-
the Debate, contains the following forcible passage : ids returned te town to attend the Cabinet Council.
" It is demonstrated that there can be no real popular
_Mr.ettuno
ettchasiatteneasnfdetdheyartsttetrdaimey at the Home
trepresentation where there is not perfect liberty of uwTh
er'e
Marquis de PALMIILLA, the Portuguese Ambas-
thinking and speaking, and Consequently liberty of the sador, transacted business yesterday at the Foreign Oflice.
Press. If this liberty is once withdrawn from the mass A Cabinet Council was
theld yesterday afternoon at
of the citizens for the sole advantage of the Government, wthbrrehow'clragVed bye
—The Marquis orlAningkeey, the Magr.qturiscri
the consequence will be, that through the natural incli-
Dudleytonsdow%tts; Bari ofauHatrnGinardbayt4th:elharal
no! Viaatbalit,taaViscountti
nation of man to egotism, the Government will make use Besie
, Mr. Wynne, Mr. Sturges Bourne, Mr. Huskinonl Mr.
of this instrument, which is the organ of the opinion and Thread , ic.
about The tMinobistersour, met at three o'clock, and satin de.
moral sense of the people to disfigure this opinion, to
TaneceEaerrl of CAILISLR entertained the Cabinet Minis-
corrupt this moral sense ; and while it thus taps the tars to dinner yesterday, at his residence in Grosvenor•pbce.
scale of power in its own favour, it will at last make The Duke of GRAFTON had a grand dinner party on
y, at his house is Ciarges4treet, Piccadilly; among whom
sport of the Constitutional guarantees, and degrade the were'rnn" the Marquis of Camden, the Bari and Countess et Lansdale,
popular representation to an empty name." Lord and Lady G. H. Cavendish, Lord Ludlow, Mr. and Lady Ca-
rt is stated in the Frankfort Papers, sander the head r:tinisr.
std Pry Mrs.': Villiers, e oral DlihrY'hlllya, Miss or e
Buckley, Sir
r, &jc.hish Shelley,
of Berlin, July 7, that the Wool Fair in that city did JOHN Uvula, Esq. M.P. enteitained a distinguished
not turn nut this year so well as had bkn anticipated. party to dinner yesterday, at his house, Richmond.terran.
Lord MILLIOGRN had a dinner party yesterday, at his
Fine Wool, however, fetched higher prices-than it did house, WOK
lea year, but in the middling and ordinary sorts there By the death of Sir PHILIP MUSGRAVE. a vacancy
was no improvement of pi ice. takgs_place in the Parliamentary Representation of Carlisle.
Mr!. W. A. and Miss ROSEMARY NESBITT gave a
An article in the same Papers, under the head of Music Party at their elegant residence, in Devonshire-atreet, to a
Leipzig, 3d July, says that the new King of SAXON! few distinguished friends on the 17th instant.
ou
continues to win golden opinions from all classes of his held as.
at p
tilse A India H—Yenestewrkdael
taheCHoounrt
HoufaDiDirectors wa.
, the
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subjects, and that there 'are many anecdotes already Governor, took the Chair. The Captains of a few ships to the
afloat resecting
his affability, unaffected manners, CvatanY's service were sworn, and their papers were given them.
p The Wight Hoc. Lord WILLWII Cavu.ssa Bourses, G.C.B. was
extensive charities, and his great attention to public appointed Governor General of Bengal. •
business. It is unnecessary to add, that his reign Canada Papers to the 18th ultimo, contain details of
is highly popular, for the people are every where grateful sulk. Prcir
nded wessitagbeatheeAcalan:rtlfaectsCro Prs'etwilblers.ch is
"Presented to
ah
. for any kindness that is :hewn them, and it is only their Sir Jona, Nlcnet.ts, in the Arches' Court, has do.
systematic traducers, who affirm the contrary. Let our dared the practice of letting pews, and the receiving
own Klee, for example, who is so justly popular an ac- the tent for them, illegal.—lleighton Gazette.
count of his well-known wishes and unceasin efforts to Tits KNIGHT OF . KERRY.—This distinguished and
g
estimable Gentleman, whose late elevation to the Bri-
promote the true happiness of his people, have occasion to t'sh Treasury.has given such universal satisfaction, is ar-
try their affections, and what proofs of devoted attach- rived in Dublin from Liverpool, on his way to the
went would ensue! But if he conspired against their Eleclion for the County of Kerry.—Freeman's Journal.
best interests with the same teal as he displays to ad- It is with pleasure we state that the difference which
vance them, he would justly inspire very different senti-
bads soh long su'..isted
h between the master shipaitip.hts
ments ; whereas he is now the most popular, as well as an t eioir
Amdenomisareer. most satisfactorily terminated.—
Most powerful Prince in the world ! Let us hear,therefore, A letter from from Geneva states that a number of
no mote about public ingratitude towards good so„. persons are employed
een, in demolishing
ttbin b
at utane ite which .1..1. Rove.
sago was
reigns, or about the dangers the latter incur, which does
was raised, iren 179 s sZybrrheti° citizen.asto
when replacing the monument,
Itiortcamicnatzman.
Champ
sadmue ktate:
they prove the benefactors of their people, and a of Geneva,,
la mention' to!: their
ih
ancient halo
blessing to the age in which they live, instead of being mu', wh.re CaLvin burned the unfortunate biscuit SPaaverus. on
the oppressors of one, and scourge. of the other: • These account of his opinions with respect to free will, has been metamor-
phosedCountinto airtaobbleelann d.brafarisParer. .
libellous charges upon Kings and subjects are scoutedai thy, Major-General, f rmerly
at present with the universal contempt they justly merit, Aide-de-Camp to his Royal Highness the Prince de
We learn from the same article, that trade is pretty Conde, &c. &c. died on the II th of July at Lyons, after
brisk at present in Leipsig, and other parts of Saxony, having received with great edification all the succour
sod hopes are expressed that it will gradually improve. of religion. M. Macarthy hid been detained 13 days
in that city by the illness which has proved fatal to him.
The following is the only article in the Algeweine —1 rench Paper.
Zeitung worth extracting. It :hews that the differences In some of the tumuli raised over the ancient Indian
between Austria and Sweden, on the-sabject of the de- inhabitants of Pere, have been found the spindles used
used King, are healed ; Austria having, no doubt, made by the lower classes, with the cotton thee .4 still perfect
p
upon them, though, according to the ordinary calcula-
the ansende honorable— tion, they must have been under ground about SOO years.
VIENNA. Joss" 7. A rope-dancer, named Rost, has lost his life, at Co-
on. Malmsburg, Aid-de- Gunn to the King of pealvigen, by the breaking of the cord on which he was
ahe has just arrived he. e, saw to have brought dancing.

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