Star.
London, England, 1826-03-03 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MARCH 3. 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE OCLOCE.

The Cosset blanket has spin drooped this morning, in conse-
quence d the sodden departure of Count lanai, the Russian
Ambassador. Consols.which left off yesterday at 76 to I. opened
this morning st 753 for the Account, and the Market appears
rather heavy. All imaginations are at work to divine .Ih. cause of
the Ambassador's leaving. A good deal of business is doing, but
sr present not on a large scale. We have no failures as yet in the
City, but according to general conversation, to-morrow is supposed
to be a day of great events, as vast numbers of renewed bills
become sies, Is the Foreign Market tittle is doing.
Cement Prices: Oh Spanish 9 i, Mexican 593, Colombian
new 454, Rossini 72 par. Greek Bonds Is.

ONE O'CLOCK.

Since twelve o'clock, Consols have been alternately Buyers and
&Urn; from 7$ to 76; but within this half hour, the Market
appeirs. tow steady, and they are done at 76 to f.

P 3 ICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock Shur. -
3 1 er Cent. lied. Shut.
3 per Cent. Cons. 753/4 76% 76
3,$ ter Cent. 84% 1,4
3 4 per Cent. Red, Shut.
4 per Cent. 91.1/4 .
Long Ann. Shut.
India Stock Shut.
In4ii Rondc. 5 3 cis.
121,t )t) I: xclieq. MIL '2 prem. par. 1 prem. par.
1400 Jinn 2 prLm. par. 1 prem. par.
LlOO and. 1.2(() ditto 2 pron. p4r. 1 prem. par.
India for Acct. 2281/2 2301,4
Cons. for Acct. 75% 76 75•% 761x4 76 76%
FRENCH FUNDS. Pat's, /arms I.'
five per Cents. . . 981'. 65e.
Three per Omits. . . . 64f. 70e.
Royal Spanish Loan • . • 454 f.
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
Cotonibian Bch. o p C. Mexican Ms, 11125, II p Ct. .ssi
Do•Rds 11124, 43j 1 61 6 i 601
Do. Ace. 451 1 6 Ditto Aect. 591 1 601
Greek Bonds Peru+. 11%16,6 p C. 32
Ditto Acct. Russ. Ibls, 1622, S p C. 751 3
Greet 8d5,11125. 121 111 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 91
Ditto for Ace. 191 Is Ditto 510, 91 10
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MA alt. PAID
100 10 8 10 9
___ so 5 91
&IRA Iron Conway . 100 30 19 15
Piece Peruvian 100 10 5
United Mexican 40 20 _
Ditto New 40 121 13 121 131 ,
1% etch tree & Coal 25 90 30
}tinniness= •artd Liverpool 50 5 21i
Ittstiiii Rock & l'stent Salt 10 6 61
Irish Manufactory ' lOO 1 1

Bresiltan
Deliver

This morning Count Ltavor, the Russian Ambassa-
dor to the British Court, left town for St. Petersburgh.
As the departure of his Excit.t.ENGT was somewhat un-
eapected,, it excited some speculation in the City yes-
terday when it was reported. One of the Morning
Papers asserts, that Count Llawatr is recalled, which
is 044 the fact and another Joni nali,t states, that' he,

leaves England becaust,'s in waiting upon the Ministers
of the Crown, the Ambassador finds that be amino

meted iss— &evasion open NI point, -even o'
Nuleinterest on aceoent of 'the full powers ranted
to tl4i' Duce. of WILIAXOTon, authorising him
to settle all Matters with the Ruisien Earpsaon."--
-Both our contenspurariea are in • the wrong, as
to the reason of Count Liveries departure. The fact is,
that his Excellency, who was mach attached to the late.
Emperor Acaxameast, is anxious to attend the last
solemn duties that await even Imperial dignity, and
has left town for the purpose of attending the funeral
of the Emperor ALIMANDIR at. St. Petersburgh, where
he expects to arrive two days before that solemnity
takes place. Count LIVISK has also another object
and that a very natural, though not. a political .ont;
it is to visit his family in Courland.
Count LUMEN, during his absence, which is merely
temporary, leaves, as Charge d'Affaires, M. Ile. Porsm-
LIS, first S:cretary to the Embassy, who was introduced
as such at the Foreign Office, by his Excelency, on
Wednesday afternean last. The Countess cf Ltssraw
and her family remain in town.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Accounts from Vienna of the 17th of February state,
that an Estafette had artived there, to a ceromercial
house, bringing Accounts that the English Ambassador
was on the point of sailing for Hydra and Napoli di
Romania, to facilitate tbe negociations between the tw•o
Turkish Envoys and the Greeks.
A letter from Trieste of the 12th of February states,
that the Greek fleet had burnt thirty ships of the Turks;
and that COLOCOTRONI and Low DOSI have completely
defeated the different corps of lartentm PACHA in the
Pelopeanesus.

We have received the Nate of yesterday by Erpress
Nothing of any interest transpired in the Chamber of
Deputies on Wednesday, and. the Psper scarcely con-
tains an article worth quoting.'
An article from Stockholm states, that the Govern•
went 'has nearly paid the whole of the indemnity to
the house of fificuaaisotr and 13ZNEDICICS, on account
of breaking off or revoking the contract in the sale of the
vessels of war. The Duchess de BIRM'S carriage was
'ately overturned near St. Germain's, but her Royal
Highness sustained no injury.
The Grand Deke of MECIELENIWROU SaRWERIN,
arrived at St. Petersburgh on the 19th uk. froth Berlin.

The necessity of an improvement in, the moral and
social condition of our negro population in the West
India, is made still more apparent by the discussion of
last night, on the motion of Mr. DOMAN. That this
-improvement will proceed to its ultimate consummatina,
steadily and cautiously, under the auspices of Govern-
ment, can no longer be questioned. But rill it must be
gradual, and, if possible, on the basis of conciliation,
by removing the preimlices of the planters who, while
their property in the just and merciful qnactum of
labour which may fairly be enacted frtsm the slave,
admitted, must be taught that they have no property
in, nor any right to derive a benefit from that labour
in so far as its value may be enhanced by his moral
degradation in the scale of human nature—for tt.is
is against the spirit of Christianity, and therefore
origine at variance With British law. Slavery'
is notwithstanding an evil in itself, however sanc-
tioned by law and custom, and waving all moral,
religiousr and humane considerations, it is an evil on
The principles of commercial policy, inasmuch as it is
a monttpoly of the labour done man, for the exclusive
benefit ,of another, and, like all other monopolies
_of
every description, it tends to-retard improvement in
the excellence of the thing monopolized. But, for this
very reason, the removal, of the
.restriction, either in
whole or in part, is rendered doubly' difficult, by the
obstinate prejudices of the parties more immediately
interested in its continuance, who never. cal -easily be

brought to perceive the advaastagess to themselves of
an opposite system.

• By the arrival of a Brazil mail, we have received'
Rio de Jineirii Peters to the Bth of January.
Intelli-
gence had reacted that capital of the Treaty with Portu-1
gal having been ratifiul by the KM°, at Libel, on the
11th of November. On the 2d of January the Emperot
4nd Empress of BRAZIL, accOmPanieJ by their IWO-
daughters, went to the Chprth to present the Imre-
rid' Prince, and to implore the Divine Ps OVIDIINCI to
take him un.ter its protection. The ceremony was
Kerfial mei with great pomp, and made a strong im-
pression on the numerous spectators who witnessed it.
These papers do not' con rain any news whatever respect-
ing the military operations in the Banda Oriental.

This forenoon we received Brussels Papers to the
24 instant, but they contain little news; the accounts
from 134tavia are said to be extremely satisfactory.
Private letters from St. Petersburgh state, that thirty-
five Commanders of Corps, or superior Oirmers, are in
the prison of that capital'on account of the late con-.

spiracy.

The Duke of YORE returned to town, from his coun-
try excursion, yesterday to dinner, a late dinner having been or-
dered at his Royal Highness's town house in South Andley-street.
The Duke of You: and the Duke of Seems dine together to-day
with the Tkesttical Fund.
NORTRUMIRRLAND COONEY ELM non--81011TH
DAT.—T. ednesday afternoon, the numbers stood as under,--Mr.
Iseesta., 1102—Mr. But., 1094.—Majority for Mr. Ltoosta, 8.
BANERITPTS IN IRELAND EVINCE 1819.—An Account
of the Number of Commissions of Bankrupt in Ireland. from.
J. 1, 1819, made up to Feb. 20, 1896, by DAN. lif‘Kov, Esq.
Deputy Secretary, Bankrupt Mee, Dublin ; distinguishing thus*
of Bankers:—ln 1819. there were Commissions, 88-18E0. 3t7-
1841, 58-.4 LEL 59--1823, 51-1894, 82-1825. to--totio, to
Feb, 91. 11 p—ia all 528, of which five Commissions were against
Bankers, cis.—Stephen and James Roche; 2, Maims,' and Ken-
nedy; 5, James Lowman ; 4, Samoa Newport; and 5, Jas. Every.
Dispatches were sent off on Tuesday evening from,
the Foreign dice. to the Right Hoc. Sir CaILIXII 301•117, our
otbassador at Buenos Ayres.
A Board of the Lords of the Treestry was held on
. Tuesday, at the Treasury "Chatobers.

THE KING.

Waage& MAlc■ to—We,are happy to stare that his IlAswere
is to 1 ' in health, that lie is no longer confined to his
morn. his Mentrr OW well enough to entertain the
dinner

esocb improved
Lest evenlig I
foilnivistg company at
The Duke of Dorset, the Marquis and Marchioness Conyintham,
Countess Abnyne, Earl Mount Charles, Lidy C. and Mr. Caves
dish, Lord Graves. Sir F. Burton, the Hon. J. Gordon,--Mr. Deni-
son, Ste.
Nearly the whole of whom arrived in -the afternoon at the
Royal Lodge, to be present at the marriage ceremony •f Lord
Svaavitaves and Lady R. COSYMOIIAN, which was solemnized at
the Royal Lodge. at six o'clock, by the Rev. Dr. Smuts, his
DiwJeSTY's Private Chaplain.
Immediately after the ceremony, the Bride and Bridegroom left
the Royal Lodge for Denbies, the seat of W. DEtason. Req., ?d.P.
where they are expected to remain about ten days.