Star.
London, England, 1821-12-22 00:00:00

QU EEN HITH E

Messrs. Bundell, Routh, Dutton, Reynolds, and
Catloy, were elected in the room of Mr. Deputy Goss,
Maas. Cott" Skilbeck, and Ashlini resigned, and

LONDON.

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1521.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.

Our Market opened this morning at 78%, and
much business was done at that price; but the
Market at present looks very heavy.—Current prices :
Bank Stock 936-3 per Cent. Reduced 76% 1/2
31,1.; per Cent. 87%-4 per Cent. 96% %
Bank Long Ans. 19 Vs s.l6—lndia Bds. 70s. 71s. pr.
Bills £lOOO, 2s. pr. par Is. pr—Small par Ss pr
Cons. for Account 76% 77N 78.
The Bank have determined to extend their dis-
counts in future from 65 to 95 days, for inland as
well as foreign Bills.

We have received Dutch and Flanders 'Mails this
forenoon, which bring Brussels Papers to the 20th
inst. and German Papers to a late date.
An article from Vienna states, that the pacific
exertions of the English and Austrian Ambassadors
at Constantinople have been counteracted by the
advocates for war, which now seems inevitable be.
tween ltus4a and Tin key, though perhaps no very
active operations may take place until the Spring.
A letter from Trieste repeats the statement that
Bagdad has fallen. The Crown Prince of PERSIA is
said to have entered the city at the head of 10,000
cavalry ; but it is not mentioned when the event
took place..

The Brussels Papers state, that preparations are
making for putting the Marine in the Netherlands in
a state of equipment ; and afraid, w•e presume, of ex-
citing any alarm in consequence, it is added, that si-
milar measures are adopting in France and Spain. Is
the King of the NETHERLANDS going to assist his
magnanimous ally, the Emperor of RUSSIA, in any
of his projects?

The following are extracts from the Flemish and
German Papers, received this morning:

BRUSSELS, DECEMBER 15.

In the present situation of Europe it is, perhaps, not
uninteresting to observe, that the Government is re-
solved to place our military marine on the most re-
spectable footing, by employing the time of peace to
restore it to its ancient splendour. In France the
navy has been greatly augmented within these two
years, and that Power has just made extensive pur-
chases of ship-timber : in the ports of Brest, Roche-
fort, and Toulon, great activity-is displayed : French
squadrons cause the flag of France to be respected in
the Levant, the Antilles, and on the coast of South'
America. The Spanish navy is reduced to some sad
fragments; supposing order and tranquillity to be re-
stored in that Monarchy, a considerable time will
pass before it can form a navy and seamen.
Spanish Commissioners are at this time at Paris,
endeavouring to obtain some ships of war and trans-
ports. It is doubtful whether the negotiation with
which they are charged will succeed. In 1806 the
Spanithtavy was one of the most numerous and
finest in Europe : at this time it cannot even protect
the navigation of the Strait, which is often infested
by pirates.
AUGSBURG, DECEMBER 9.

The letters which we receive to-day from Vienna,
speak with much ambiguity of the last dispatches
which the Austrian Cabinet has received from Baron
Lebezeltein, its Ambassador at St. Petersburgh. It
is no longer asserted at Vienna, with the same confi-
dence, that the affairs of Turkey will be -arranged
in a satisfactory manner. It seems that the influence
of the Ministers of England and Austria has been
counteracted at Constantinople by the advocates of
war. Further intelligence is impatiently expected.
Letters from St. Pctersburgb state; that a Russia,