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Deputho are at Constantinople, they have heel
vcritted to leave their confinement and to reside in
the house which they formerly occupied at the Isa• al.
the other hand. since, according to recent intelli-
gence form she Pacha of. Belgrade, it is premoeed to cause
these Depptim to be, superseded by new ones, this in-'
tentian coinciding at the same time with that of his
}Niemen, Mid but of regard to the good pleasure of his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia, the article relative to
the.liberation of the said Deputies has been executed
immediately.
In the third place as to what regards the nomination
of the respective Plenipotentiaries, as it has been ex-
pressly stared in the note above cited that the re-
stmention of the discussions formerly began at Con-
stantinople by M. de Strogonoff, is proposed with the
benevolent intention of strengthening the good under-
standing between the two States, and the greatest desire
ttY the Sublime Porte being also to perform the clear
Septa/aeons' of existing treaties, the adhesion of the
Sublime Porte to the demands of the Coast of Russia
tales place in the hope of seeing the relations of
good intelligence strengthened between the two Courts,
in consequence of the conferences in which the plinci-
ples formerly established shall be adopted, without
raising any pretensions not contained in the treaties,
and without introducing any new clauses, or wishing
Ittochange, extend. or modify the existing stipulations—
adhering, on the contrary, in every respect to the
clear letter of the treaties. and.conforming to their
precise meaning. For this pat, 'and in order to
continue faithful to the principles formerly established,
tie servant of the Sublime Porte, Seid Mehemed Hadi
Effendi, the present controller of Anatolia, has been
appointed Plenipotentiary. and the Molkh Sed Ibrahim
Afet Effendi, invested with the rank of Mollent of
Scutaria and Provisional Gogh of Sophia, has been
nominated as second Plenipotentiary, in order to meet
on the frontiers the Plenipotentiaries of the Court of.
Russia, who shall be appointed and announced for.
that purpose. The execution of all these points on the
part of the Sublime Porte, and the proofs of deference
and respect whickit has just given, being worthy of the
justice ishich characterizes his Imperial Majesty, and
its 'language being also an increafe of honour, his
Highness hopes that in return his said Majesty will
make it his business to execute and confirm the existing
stipulations, which will cement more and more the amity
and good understanding between the two Courts. It is
to express this hope, and to declare also, in writing,' to
our friend the Charge d'Affaires the execution of the
above articles, notwithstanding the notification which
has already been made to him through the medium of
his Drogoman, M. Panchini, that the present official
note has been drawn up and transmitted.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY,' JULY 19, 1626. •
Kiwo GILOIGi THIC FOUSTIII CILOWNWI HOLMAT .11 THE BAWL

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CL(ICK.
This is a Holiday at the Bank. Consols opened this morning at
796 to I, but the chief business doing I. in paying and receiving
their Account'.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican Stock does not appear se good
is on yesterday.
Current prices: Old Spanish 76, Mexican 44) 45, Colombian
281. Russian•ao6 $l, Brazilian Bee* S 3 SS, Greek 116, Exche-
quer Bills 10 to 11, Reduced 771

CITY, ONZ O'CLOCK.

The Casual market has Materially improved since the earlier part
of the morning and may be quoted ap to the present time at 77
sellers. The business doing is not to a great extent.

In the Foreign Market there has beets great fluctuation in Mexi-
can and Colombian Bonds: in the former part of the morning,
Mexican were dame at 441, since which they Wm risen to 471.
leatbiaii were done at is, since which they Srlt 32.
FORBION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Mex. Acct. 451 f 41 71 61 71
Ditto Acct. 47
Do. Bonds, 1024, 29 3111111 21 Perim. Ras. 6pC. 25
I'i. Ace. 281 131 301 21 Russ. Ilds, 1822.5 pC. 804 1
Danish liocals, 3 pCt. Ditto Acct. 601 1
Ditto Acct. in Span. Bonds Sp It. 71 1
Iles lids i wt, 6p. Ct. 451 4i French Renick 3pC. OM
471 61 71 &change. 2M 60t
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

OH A MR.

!AID.

Anglo Mexican Spnx.
IFirazillan '
Cnittal Mexican

100 60 17i
100 IS 21e 21 22 21
40 2O .12b

The Jamaica Mail, and Papers to the 14th June, have
swriv d at the North and S )uth American Coffee-house.
The following are extracts from the Royal Gazelle of
the 10th June •
•
REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA.

" Curacao, May 7.

" SIR—I have the honour to acquaint your Excellency, that no-
'funkier of consequence has happened which can disturb the
erderamd tranquillity of this territory, or the permanent mimic/ or
pfMierty of the inhabitants. The disturbances which happened in
VOekicia on the 30th April, and which have been reported every-
where..have for their object the continuation of General Paez in the
command of the Department, until the arrival of the Libetater
President. whose mediation and advice are earnestly desired to
adjust These domestic differences, and to promote such reform as
may be useful In our bite ual administration, without affecting in any
manner our external relations, of altering the natural integrity arise
Republic. I have just beta officially assured of this from his Ex-
cellency Gen. Marino, who arrived last night from Ikad-quarters;
and this assurance obliges me to continue my services to the Re-
public in the office confided to me by its Government.
" I have the honour to be,
" CHRISTOBAL MENDOZA."

" To his Excellency R. K. Porter, Esq.
' Consul of his Britannic Majesty ."

BOGOTA, MAY 4.
=TLC? PROM A Vii OM

" Aar. 2.—The subjects which will occupy exclusively the attea_
then of Congress during the extraordinary session, are the discussion
and apptobatiou of the Bill now psnding for the consolidation of
Public Credit, and that for the Patribtic Contribution, a subsidy in
aid of the said public credit.
"74.--If when the business terminates its ordinary Sessions the
Bill on Public Credit should have paseed,4lse Bill on Registers and
Mortgages will then be taken into consideration; and as the Chant-
bars may bare some leisure moments until the Bills spoken of in
the pressgang ankles are returned by the Executive, with its. ap-
probation 4e objection, the Congress may, during that dine, C.
tissue the discussion of the Penal Code.
.0 Oh-v.-The unction et the Ingestive being given to the Hills
s joke oths the Sti and beginning eitiN sd ankles of Ma datum,
Come. will close the extrueediagry Session for which it is now
convoked. " SA NT ANDEL"
• Palace et Bogota, May 1."

FROM Tilt .
" Fellow Citizens of the Senate, and Chambers of Itepresenta-
tive•---The honour and credit of the Republic have induced me to
convoke you in an Extraordinary Session, in virtue of one- of the
fundamental articles of the Constitution, at the dose of your ordinary
Session. The Executive received the disagreeable intelligence that
it could not dispose of the funds with which it had intended to pay
the interest due on the foreign debt, and provide for the gradual ex-
tinction of the capital. The Executive Government possessed well-
grounded hopes that the successive improvement of our finances, and
1 the reduction which would be made in the public expenditure
fie the War Department. would have been means sufficient to meet
pec . . uniary engagements of the Republic, without its being ne.
Spmry to burtben the people with fresh contributions : but as the
niprovement of the revenue is net the work of a moment, nor
would it be prudent is our present state to diminish the army, the
Executive have appropriated a part of what was owing by Peru
for the payment of the interest of the foreign debt during the pre-
sent year. The Government of Peru determined to negociate a
loan in Europe, to facilitate the re4thbursement of the debt it had
contracted with the Republic of Colombia, but from circumstances
1 which were not within its controul, the negotiation was not effected.
In consequence of this unexpected nccurence, the Executive sees
Itself surrounded with serious difficulties, which you alone, from the
nature of your functions, aroNable to remove; the honour of the,
nation being deeply involved, and our public faith beim'
compromised.
" I have judged it absolutely necessary to convoke Congress tri
an extraordinary Session. The Constitution of the Law. in the
eoneolkiation of the public credit, and that which the Chamber sifl
Representatives has begun to discuss relative to the extraordinatif
contribution in aid of public credit, are the subjects to which'you
will confine your legislative labour; without these laws, Columbia
would lose in the opinion of -foreign countries, and the credit of the
nation would sink, and perhaps the comics of our independence
would think to find in such a state of things a most favourable
=:telpush forward their
by
yoett Il
hee desiglis a
sanctumogiathese w
st Atme;
On the contrary,
linpertaat laws, the Colombian people will receive protection and
mrosoragement, and the mains credit be raised to its proper level.
Priendly nation* will be cosfittned in the advantageous opinion
they have formed of Colombia—neutral States will receive hub
proof of our moral and poilticol capability. ..
" I believe you to be animated with the same generous feelings fug 1
the welfare and honour of the Colombian people, and I am led to
believe that your deliberations will not disappoint their expettationt.
The Executive, from an anxious wish that the opportunity of therm-
sent extraordinary Session should not be lost, and considering that
between the discussions and approbation of the above two laws,
proscribed by the Constitution, you may have some moments of
leisure, which It would not be prudent to leave unemployed, has
thought proper to authorise you to continue the
discussion/on the
Pond nadir_ " SANTANDEIt."

Frankfort and Augsburg Pe pets to the 13th instant
reached us"this forenoon, but they do not contain a
single article of political intelligence. Some paragraphs
from them are given in other pasts of our Paper.

The French Papers of Mon lay, which have come to
hand, furnish us with an Official Copy of the Answer
of the °loam Porte to the Ultim 'turn of Russia,
which-we have copied in another column. It will be
cen that the Porte founded the consent which it gave

on the limitation set by Russia to the objects which she
proposed to negotiate, and on her abstaining from " mix-
ing with them other questions (the Greek one, for in-
stance)'uneennected with former treaties."

•
From Frankfort we are informed that up to the Ylst I
of-June there had been no re-action at, Constantinople:
The standard of the Prophet had been 'entered front,
the fore court of the Seraglio to the Chine S irita
Sophia, sow the Mosque of Acuscai. and the ezeAution
of prisoners continued. It was estimated that 'twirl%
5.000 Janissaries had fallen under the sword of thel
Bostanges: but that not less than 15 or 16,000 had'
perished during the actin's.
Letters from Lisbon, to the 6th instant, announce that
'the Regency had published the amnesty, the cession of
the Crown to the daughter of the Emeanort, the convo-
cation of the Cortes, and the Constitution sent over from
Brazils. AU was quiet in that Capital, where the Eng-
lish frigate the Diamond was daily expeded from Rio
Janeiro, with Sir C. STUART on board. At a special
meeting of the French Chamber of Commerce lately,
M. LAVITTZ made a speech, in which he drew a deplor-
able picture of the state of trade and manufactures in
Fiance, and ascribed the evil to want of confidence
among capitalists.

Dispatches were this day received at the Cnlnni.l
Once, Downing .street, from his Grace the Duke of hlancostrim,
Governor of Jamaica.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols, which were in the earlier part of tie morn-
ing at yyi to a Fat-dividend. have since been done at 77j buyers;
but within this half hour the Market does not appear so good, and
they may be quoted at prosent 77k—sellers fsg niooey, and briers
for time. The business dying is not to any great extent.

In the Foreign Market there is a great bustle in Mexican and
Columbian Bends, the former, which were done In the earlier part
of the morning at 44k, went up to 47k, which price thiy maintain
to the present time: the latter, which were dose at may now
be quoted at 34 t. 54.
This sudden rise in the two above Securities is *wing to a report
that private letters are in town from Carthago's, stating that Four
Hundred Thousand Dollars are skipped on board the Lyon cutter,
which was waiting for Two Hundred Thousand more, to salt for
England, on account of the Colombian dividend. Another report
prevails, that Monte Video has surrendered.

WINDSOR, JULY 18.—Both yesterday and this day
his MAaesrs• left the Royal Lodge in ►is Pony Phaeton. accom-
panied by his suite. and passed the afternoons at the Lake of Vir-
e/gals/um where kis Maseser dines every day (Sundays excepted)
at five o'clock ; before which time, and afterwards, he amuses him-
self with fishing and taking ixeunions in the pleasure boat.
The Duchess of KENT, the Duchess of GLOUCESTER,
and the Princess Faceeorss„ visited the Princess Anousia yesterday.
Her Royal Highness war better yesterday. The Priacess VICTOSSA
paid a visit to her Royal aunt on Monday.
Yesterday, Sir HEREERT TATLnR transacted Mili-.
tary business with the Duke of YORE; at Mr. Gases:woos, villa,
at Brtpton. The, Royal Duke continues improving in health.
Saturday, Sir HENRY HALPORD, after attendink the
Duke of.Yoax and• the Panama Avoviva, left team for Oxford, in
consequence of the decease of his brother, Dr. VAUGHAN; the
Master of Merton College.
LORD STRANOWARD.-.-By the last packet, letters were
received from our Ambassador at St. Petersburg►, stating that be
will return home In August,' hay*/ bad koNve a abses►ee on 04
scare of ill health. _ _ . •

• Mr. Parca, the American Manager,. has become the
Lama of Drnry-lane Theatre, having tales the' contract off the'
handsel Mr. In aanaidaradon of reeeivhig fremn the Wier his
deposit of 'Ma The Cisandttioi siOnified, dime* Kr. Calcium
ilaturda res:ti
their lament to thisstrringensent eri evening. Mr..Paira
km. Lundwall' a few days for the United and willbe-beck
by the middle of Ogtober,to superintend. the • -Or beury4see..
On the 16th of June. Mr. WILLIAM 'ATI lost his
pointer-dei, Dab; as Monday last, the 10th instant, it was band
under the floor of one of the court houses, having remained there
, for la days widtont food or water:

i-- •.At.l.lo*-
THE ARMV.•
!•
belonging to the 6th'lLeglikimet of aragoore
ordered to Macclesllklii, two trOOPOI-bir-
. corps, to Manehestee
:he 56th (Herefordshire) Regiment of Infantry,
Colchester for Leicester.
of the 734 Regiment of Infantry embarked
lately and the remaining Divisions of the.same
lie-
gitnent win embark, in a few days, at the same port, for Dublin.
The 2d Battalion of the Grenadier Regiment of_ Guards has re-
ceived orders, on being relieved, on the 25th Instant, In Dublin,
by the 24 Battalion of the Coldstream Guards, to embark for Li-
verpool, and to remain there till further orders.
A Detachment belonging to the nil Regiment of Foot arrived
in town yeaterday morning, from Harwich. on route to Tynemouth.
Fars Ifromaxer CATALST.—Wednesday, the Royal Fifeskire
Yeomanry Cavalry having been on duty for eight days at Cope?,
were inspected by Lieut.-Colonel MORLANO, 9th Light Dragoons,
who expressed his high approbation of their discipline.

Yesterday afternoon, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Coun-
cil was held ft the Foreign-office, in Downing-street, which bad
been summonuLto meet slime last Thursday, by order of Mr. Secre-
tary CANNING. the Cabinet was fully attended, there being present
the Loaorficareposages, the Earls of H•1111110Willr, LIVERPOOL, WEST.
MRZELAND, podlilautuger, the Duke of WIILLINOTOR, Mr. Secretary
PERE, Mr. Sktei:E tarl CANNING, the CHANCELLOR of the LICH 'guts.,
Viscount Miu.ut.ix, Mr. Wren, Mr. Ilusiussotr, and Lord Baum'.
The Council continuedan Owe deliberation upwards of three hours.
The subject ooder.discussion was supposed to be relative to foreign
polities, in ienrsequence of the Cabinet having been summoned by
Mr. Secretarf CANNING, and ether circumstances. Some impor-
tance was also attached to it, from the numerous attendance of the
I Members, and the distance some of them travelled to be present.
1 The Earl of llaxaower came out of Staffordshire; the Earl of
Livearoot, from Coombe Wood, Surrey ; Mr. Secretary Pam,
from Breadstairs, near Ramsgate;. Earl ILstuuese, from Stan-
more, the seat of the Earl of ASEILDSEN ; the Cuaticutoe of the
EICHEQUER, (ruin Charlton, Kent ; Lord Baxter, from Foot's
Cray, Kent, &c.
This being the anniversary of his Moinarv's Coro-
nation, the morning was ushered in by the ringing of bells, and a
display of colours on the different church steeples in London and
Westminster. The Royal Standard was hoisted at the Tower, and
at noon. the Park and Tower guns were fired.
In honour of this day, the Woyshipful Companies of
Goldsmiths, Merchant Taylors,,,aseStationers, in their splendid
new barges, accompanied by their sLsdies, took an aquatic excur-
sion on the Thames to Richmond. The r MA TIMM and fa-
mily, with a large party of Ladies, 'ernUAed at Blackfriars on
board the-Navigation barge, followed by several other barges, on
board of which were the Thames Corn and Coal Committees. The
different bands of music added much to the pleasure of the day.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
CLARENCE, travelling under the name of Count and Countess of
Mussed, with a numerous suite, arrived at Frankfort on the Ilth
inst. and put up at the Weideniof, where every thing was ready
prepared for their reception.
fhe King And Queen of BAVARIA arrived' en the
evening of the 6th of this month at Wurtzburg, where they were
received with the greatest festivity.
A Committee for the relief of the Greeks tits now
been formed in Hanover, and has caused an address to be inserted
in the Journal called the Hatenevernse Nacktiaint.
On the 7th instant the King of WIRTESIRURG, on his
return from Leghorn, arrived at Freedrickshafen, where her Ma-
jesty the Queen has been ever since the 2d. Their Majesties intend
to pass some weeks at their country seat with their family.
Yesterday Lord CHARLES SOMERSET transacted
busi-
ness with Earl BATHURST, at the Colonial-Office. •
" Who was the first Quaker ?" said a converted Indian
to alt American. The American named two or three individuals.
" Nn," said the Indian, "the first Quaker was MoaDECA I, who
•refosed to uncover his head before' Ileums."
The Marquis of WATERFORD. we are happy to hear,
Is 'saliently recovered to be. able to travel Ile is now on his way
to t.igland.
E THE ITALIAN OPERA.—The Opera of Zehaira was
rrpo.oted last- night to..in audience which.diii.tiot ranch
sevikett a deilining season. The pit was well occupied,
°and scarcely a box laßthe House was otherwise. PASTA
Was encored in her bektitiful aria in the second Act, and
the whole Opera produced its deserved effect.
At a Q tarterly Meeting of the Council of the Royal
College of Surgeons in London, holden on the 14th instant, JOHN
ASERNITHY, Esq. was elected President, and Sir Amur Conies,
Bert. and Sir ANTHONY Calming were elected Vice-Presidents of

the College, for the year ensuing.
. A direct trade between the port of Leith and'lndii
is soon to commence. A vessel of considerable tonnage ill at
present in the harbour loading for Calcutta. It is the first enter-
prise of the kind from the east coast ef Scotland.
USPRECEDICNTSD DISPAI cu —A few days ago, John
Brows was discharged from the House of Correction, where he had
been' sentenced some tins, before by the Pollee Court. On his
agrees he pilfered a shirt from a clothes line, was detected, carried
before the Court, found guilty, and sentenced again to the House of
Correction for six months The whole period, from the time when
be was let out till the key was turned upon him the second time,
.was so minutes !—Boston Paper.
There have been several hedge-hogs seen, within the
last two weeks, wandering along the most public streets
of Oldham, in the face of open day. It is presumed
that, owing to the brooks from which these animals were
wont to be supplied with drink, being dried up from the
late long-continued drought, they have been obliged to
thrOti themselves upon the mercy and protection of
their " gored neighbours in the town."
JONATHAN OuTpoNs.—A Gentleman on whose vera-
city we can rely, informs us, that as he was passing along the east
coast of Bute, within a mile of Rothesay, on Wednesday last, betwixt
two and three o'clock, along with other two persons, they saw,
within ass yard of the share, sae of those animals, so long considered
fabulous—a merman—combing her fine black locks, with the ut-
most deliberation.-and apparently quite unconscious of the presence
of more civilized beings I—What rendered the occurrence more
extraordinat y, was the appearance, in the vicinity, of another large
sea-monster, having a body resembling that of a man, but with the
head of a brute ; and which disappeared whenever the three Gen-
tlemen came in sight!—Quirow Riper.
At the period of Witacts a popularity, every wall
bore hirname, and every window his portrait. In china, in bronze,
or in marble, he stood upon the chimney-piece of half the houses of
the metropolis; he swung upon the sign-post of every village, of
every great road, throughout the country. He used himself to tell,
with much glee of a monarchial old lady, behind whom he see!.
dentally walked—looking' up, she murmured within his hearing. in
Mock spleen, "he swings every where but where he ought!"
Runs passed, and turning round, politely bowed.
An.inclutstttion was taken on Monday, on the wharf
of Messrs. Szirwoaz, Wm, and Hexer, on view of the body of a
seaman, named Thomas Loring, belonging to the American brigan-
tine Fanny, lying in this harbour, who, in a state of 'briny, the
preceding evening, jumped overboard from that vessel. He swam
to some distance, proceeded to a sloop, and took hold of her bobstay,
calling for assistance—the people in the Fanny's boat, which was
pursuing him, replied," It is at hand." He then was observed to
dive, and come up on zke other side of the sloop, upon which the
beat got up to him ; a seaman seized him by the hair of his head ;
and when the bands were lifting him out et the water, they found
resistance to their efforts, and on succeeding In getting him Into the
boat, they saw his leg had been bitten off by a shark. As they
were conveying him to the Fanny he uttered the wards" Oh, Goa!"
and expired. The Jury returned a verdict, " That in a state of in-
toiicadon he threw himself overboard, his leg was taken off by a
shark, and he died in consequence."—Jansoie. Paper.
The paragraph mentioning the death of the Earl of
Besamsovon, which was copied into The Times from an evening
paper, and which purported to be taken from the lade-
pendent. Is, we kern from the best authority, tusfoondl.ll7e have
received the following letter, which loaves no doubt cm the subject :
. « fka—Be so good as to contradict a paragraph which a
in your paper this moesiog, minotoscing the death of the of
Bemonoosts, who is in perfect health, at his residence at Roe.
hampton. your's, ate.
Ss Jaisees-square, July HI. " W. F. PONSONB'f."
A large patty of soldiers surpribing two resurrection
men in a flisordsyard, the 011cer seizing moor them, asked him
what he had to say for IslaueW?--" goy, Sir :" replied the surgeons
provider, why, that we come here to raise a carps, and nut a
areesseass

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I IV/41117 tguen airpit 60 P.r144: iilk Otriva Yris"Toe' ;
allako*tiMeaPrikpirAief PiatflAWlNO4r a* was eiP*oll • ,
ill Eni/leds Odor liiiisia iggesisty to $2, 4 the num slue to stlti Items beim
.larecis Govengsseatoegikk the biedek\feigseel was waiting tcitre- nears), are
ceive. These appielsed to exist three parties at Port-au•Prinee; .to the same
but the French, and Amerkette at present monopolise the trade of . Th Dera ''r th'
the island. .!. as marcbiag from C
Tbe let Division
FROM Tilt BAOOTA PAMIRS OF MAT iB. lately at Liverpool,
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