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London, England, 1827-12-29 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1527.

STOCK EXCHANGK, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
At the opening of the Consoktnarket this morning, Consols ap-
peared heavy, and were done at 8.31 for the Account, owing to the
report that the Porte refused our Ambassadors their passports.
The letters by the Rio de Janeiro Mail this morning, dated the
10th of November, state that the Exchange there had fallen to
3ai J.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Connie which were in the early part of the morning at 84,
have since advanced to 941 fur the Account, and at present may be
goosed at 941. alternately buyers and sellers, with little doing.—
The Foreign Market is dull, and scarcely any thing doing.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT WWI. O'CLOCK.
Bank Stoat 905 India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 11.3{ j Ditto Bonds
3 per Ct. olns. Shut. South Sea Stock
31 per 'Cant. Oki Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 901 II 1 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 53 54
4 per Ct. New Shut. X5OO Ditto
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and ,E2OO Ditto
4 per Cent. 1926, 101 1001 India for Aect. 2491
Lout Aon. 19 Camas for Aces 94 93/ 1141
FORKIIIN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brandish Bils.sp Ct. 601 60 Mei. Bds, 1.95,6 p C 461 1 1 I
DIP Acct. 601 Do Acct. 461 1
Bueran Arcs Ms. 6p C. 45 41 Russaids.lll92,sp C.
Ds. Acch 44 Do. Ace. 91
BEITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK
IIIH•DIL PAID.
Sra:Man 35 so

M 95
. 29

Colombian • 100 40
Pond IA Paz & Peru,. Aso. 14
Ditto Consolidated 10 an is
United Mexican 40 ZS 1411

A Cabinet Council met this day at the Foreign Office,
and continued in deliberation till late in the afternoon.

It is still reported th.t great changes are likely to
take place in the Ministry, and that the Matquis.Wet.•
LIMEY is to succeed Lord Viscount GODZRICH as First
Lord of the Treasury.

This morning we received by express the Gazette de
France, dated yesterday, with the important intelli-
geoce of the burning of the Greek fleet by Admiral
de RIGHT, is- consequence, it is said, of the Greeks
paying no attention to the injunctions of the Al•
lied Admirals, issued on the 24th October, and FAN
VIM refusing to suspend hostilities, against Scio. The
Ambassadors had not quitted Constantinople on the
Ist instant.

rams THE GAZETTE DL TRAM&
VIENNA, Dec. ta.
Letters from Trieste announce that Admiral de Rigny
has burnt, before Scio, the Greek fleet, which had re-
fused to obey the injunction of the 24th October,
Letters from Odessa, of the 7th inst. state that news
had been received from Constantinople, dated the Ist
The Ambassadors hid embarked there the same day.t
Bank Shares, which fall yesterday to 1030, have risen
to-day to 1041

PARIS, Dsc. 27.
(From our correspondence relative to• the affairs of
the East.)
ODESSA Dsc. 7.

We have news from Constantinople to the Ist Dec.
The three Ambassadors were yet in the capital, but
upon the point of setting off. Every thing was tranquil.
TRIESTE, Dac. 16.
Admiral de Rigny burnt the Greek fleet at Scio, after
hating summoned Fabvier to suspend hostilities. This
Dews, which has caused the greatest sensation, is official.
Oar Government has sent a courier to Vienna.
VIENNA. Doc. 19.
News of the disaster of the Greek fleet, burnt by Ad-
noire' Rigny, Ws arrived Isom It is expected that this
affair will force (fora►r) the Sultan to accept the inter.
cation. The exchange is rising.
We have this moment learnt that the Glasgow fri.
pate arrived at Toulon the 22d. It bad on boated the
Vice AdtbirAl Sir J. Gore, sent by Admiral Codrington,
who was the bearer of important dispatches for the three
Allied Courts.

FSEPCM FUNDS, DSc. 27.—Five per Cutts. 101 f. Ssc. Three per
Cents. 67f. 30c. Bank Stock, 1940 1930.

A note accompanying the F.rpressgives the Three per Cents. (at
50 minutes vat 3 o'clock) at 67f. 25c.

+ The Gazette of Augsburg gives news from Odessa of the some
date, which states that the Ambassadors were only preparing to set
off, and that Constantinople was tranquil—Note of Gazette de France

By the Z phyr packet, arrived at Falmouth, we have
received a file of Buenos Ayres Papers, to the 6,h Oc-
tober, from which we have made the following extracts:

BUENOS AYRES.

PROM THE CRONICA POLITICA T LITTERARIA, RCPT. 17.
• General Lava Deja, Commander in Chief of the Re-
publican Army, issued a Proclamation en the 14th of
September, strictly prohibiting all communication with
the enemy in Monte Video and Colonia.
Sart. 18.—The Government is authorised by the
Junta to negociate in the province the amount of six
millions of piastres of public funds at 6 per cent. ac-
.cording to the law of the Sd November, 1821. They
cannot be negotiated at less than 50 per cent. The
produce will be employed in national objects and affairs
of the province, according to the estimate which will
be prepared as soon as possible.
Seer. 20.—The Minister of Finance being authorised
.to negociate six millions of the 6 per cent. is ready to
receive proposals on the subject.
Seer. 24.-A-The day before yesterday the Rio, Bra-
zilian sloop, approached this port with the flag of
truce, and landed 'Lieutenant Fitzroy. of the Thetis
English frigate, with +speeches for Lord Ponsonby.
The Rio sailed from Monte Video for this purpose on
• the 20th inst. At Rio and Monte Video peace was the
subject of all conk ion. and at Buenos Ayres, it is
• farmed that the proposals contained in the dispatches
Are fopoiled on the total independence of the Banda
Oriental.

Barr. 11.—The Chronick of this date contains vet..
rico= Official d6cuments relative to the arrest of Drs.
• poi Juan Andres Forera and Don Gabriel Ocampo,
by order of General La Valleja, by whom they were
Nrt to the Provisional Government at Canalories. The