Star.
London, England, 1827-10-18 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK-114

Y M A lIKET.

Coyote GAIIDEPI TaaaraaerLady Gamtesseis Private Box for(
be evening not being Let uplbethietime. may now be had for
One Goitre We Half) also, Privato-ahx, No. 6, for this Evening.
Dagar-LMT:-For the Evening the splendid Privute
PaM-
eisiri6 Box, (next to the Duchess of Sr. ALBAN'S) for eight, shay
Oa-Grine' and a Half.
Admi.alons for the Theatre bought and sold- by Caaas.as
Walser,. mutt the ICing's Theatre, Haymarket.
P.S. The celebrated Champagne ss. 6d. per bottle.

't HE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1827.
ST. Loco-HOLIDAT AT VIZ

STOCK RXCIPANGa., TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We an again without any arrivals of the least consequence, hor
have we any reports this morning; in consequence of which, every
thing is very dun in the City, and the tonsol market, up to the
present time, is entirely void of the least interest. Consols, which
left off yesterday at 87 to g for the Account, opened at the sante
price this morning, with scarcely a bargain doing.
The accounts from Barcelona to the 7th of October, gate, that
in the sth, a division of four to five thousand men, infantry, ca-
valry. and artillery, passed under the walla of that town, on their
march to raise the blockade of Girone, commanded by General
• - Earaans. The rebels have taken a position at Pont Major, and
occupy the village of Salvia. The rebel Junta, at Manresa, have
departed for Vich; and at Figueres, the Governor has disarmed
the Royalist volumeers.
The Foreign market is also in the same stagnated state, and
the prices are nominal.
' Current prices; Ofd Spanish 01 10, Mexican .55/ 56, Colombian
27f 28, Portuguese 75, Brazilian 58 f, Buenos Ayres 48 50, Rus-
sian 923 !.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Everything still remains in the same state of stagnation as on the
earlier part of the morning, and not the least business transacting.
'Consols have been, during the whole of the morning, at 874, alter.
nately buyers and sellers. Up to the present time, there it no Ex-
.press from Paris, as it was a bolElay in that capitul oa Tuesday—
die Anniversary of the Death of the Queen of France.
. In the Foreign market, Brazilian Stock has rather improved.
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK
Brazilian Bds.s pCt. 581 60 Mvz. liond-, 5 per Ct.
Do. kc,t. 583 9f 360 I 1'0.i1d5.1825,6p Ca. 553
Went*: A yrs 113.15.6 p C. 493 Do. Ace. 551 i•
Do. Account 493 Pruss. lids. 5 p C.
Colonibiati Pond., 6 p Ct. Do. liondli,i 8%2, 5 p C. 1003
Ditto Bda, 1824, 273 Do Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK
suave. rafts. •
Anglo Mexican 100 85 173 16
\flragiltan 35 20 51 493 50
British Iron Company 50 40 9
General Mining Asna. 50 5 'ig
Ilibernian 50 8 8
• Royal Irish ' 25 1 9.16 14s
United ietican it) 5v3 91
Canada Company 100 10 6

Just as were going to press we received German
Papers. We extract the following articles:
VIENNA, OCT. 5.
His Excellency Count Villa Real, Portuguese Am-
bassador to the Court of Great Britain, arrived here
the day before yesterday on an extraordinary mission
from his Majesty the Emperor of Brazil. It is sup-
posed that lie brings the requisite instructions relative
to the Regency of his Royal Highness the Infant
Don Miguel. It is said, however, that hi: R^yal
Highness will wait for the arrival of a courier from the
Emperor his brother, before he sets ont for Lisbon.
BUCHAREST. San. 24.
Our last letters from Constantinople come down only
to the 16th, and contain nothing new. Accounts from
Moldavia say that a new Russian corps has arrived in
• Bessarabia, to strengthen the army stationed in that
province. M. Minziacky ex, ects his further instruc-
tions from M. de Ribeaupiei re.
ZANTF, Sim 26.

The whole Turkish and Egyptian fleet is now in the
Cull of Navarin, and is most vigilantly watched by
the English. It is even affirmed that a Turkish
corvette, which disregarding the blockade, attempted
to leave the Gulf was compelled to put back with con-
siderable damage in masts and rigging. Navarin,
therefore, is probably the place where the great question
will be decided, and where we shill either have peace
(or in the Turkish fashion an armistice) or an unparal-
leled defeat of the whole Turkish Navy. There does
not appear to be any other alternative, unless we would
.doubt the honour of the greatest nations in Europe.
TRIESTR, OCT. 3.

Private letters from Corfu, of the 26th September,
confirm the report which we lately mentioned, that the
English blockading squadron had compelled a Tuni-
sian frigate that attempted to have Navarin to put
back, and that the English fired first.— Allgemeine
Zeitung, Oct. 11.

Dutch Papers to the 17th inst. came to hand last
night. They contain the Speech of his Majesty the
King of the NITHERLANDS delivered on opening the
Session'of the States General, which we have insetted
in our First Page.

The Vauxhall licence was )estetday renewed, but
not without considerable opposition from the zealous
• and unto Bade. It is very clear th,.t the majority of
the people indulge more in vice than in goodness; con-
seqnently they will ever seek amusements and occupa-
tioos congenial with their vicious dispositions: and
those amusements we all know are plentiful and of easy
access enough in this Metropoli'. Now, it being glanced
that the bulk of the populace will seek their pastimes

in the haunts of vice, we put it to moral, nay, religious
men, whether of no it be not morally expedient so to
blend pleasures, which may attract the bad, with such
• observances of decorum, as may lure them away from
other places where they will find the evil without the
counteracting, or at least, the molifying good? Such
a place of recreation we deem VAUXHALL. Unlike the
public Theatres, there is a constant mixture of the re-
spectable and high classes of society amongst their in-
feriors in rank and morals; an intermixture, we con-
ceive, highly beneficial in all cases of public resort, to
the interests of order and propriety. Exposed, or at
least always subjected, to the eye of their superiors,
a restraint is felt, and a restraint exists, over the in-
dulgence of evil passions among the lower orders.
Again, there is another salutary effect in this inter-
mingling attendance of genteel persons—namely, the
natural attraction they offer to the infinite moltitude,
who ever ape the mamiers of their betters. While, then,
persons of character and rank attend Vauxhall, Vauxhall