Star.
London, England, 1828-03-24 00:00:00

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.., THE EVENING STAR.

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MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
~..05;osiSls;:whigrieft oWesrilaturdsy at 82; 83, opened this merry
tng pz,rS 1113 fbk tht Aecount, soon after were done at 83; ; but
4s.moorit.airty be quoted at 83j, with little doing.
In the Prareign market most of the prices are nominal.
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••• • • • CITY; HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
'Tim Private tenors mceiVed this morning prom Lisbon, represent
the,:atate'of.Uk. Ira in that capital to be very gloomy; all was in con.
iliac, &rhos to the dissolution of the Chambers; iturit was still
*iiiicettaii what Conduct Don :gluon. would Purstie.
Cassini. have receded to 821 as. •
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
• Bank Stock Shut India Stock Shut
.3 per Cent. tied: Shut . Ditto Bonds 89
.3-per Ct. Cuns. 83; a 2; Old Annuities
5} per Cent. Shut £lOOO Escbeq. Bills 57 6
.41i per Cent. lied. 'Shut .t5OO Ditto 57 6
4' per Ct. New looj 100 £lOO and t2OO Ditto 57 6
4 per Cent. Scrip , Advertised

.4 per Cent ,14326, Shut '
India for Acct.
Long Ann. Shut. COnsola for Acct. 83j 14; 3
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian lids. 5p Ct. GO 59* Mex lids. 5 p Ct. 24
- Do. Acct. IN 59* 12 * Mex. Fids,lB2s, 6p Ct 321 i
Coionibtun Bowl., 6 per Ct. Do. Ace. 32* *
•Do.Brovis.l9l/44. . Poetug. Bds. 5 p C. 61 SRI
• Do Atet.23* * Do Ant. 82 21159* 60* 5841
• Danish 1+.1.. 3 p Ct. 59* 1 Russ. lids. 11122, 5 per Ct. 85 41
Do Acet .99* f ' • Do. Amt. 85* 5
• Gnatimala 145,6 pr Ct 33* Spanish Bds 5p .Ct 101
BRITISH AND. FOREIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.

amass. PAlti.
A. glo Mexican 110 90
- Brazilian' . SS 20
General &lining Ant% 90
Hibernian . 50 ' $
United Mexican - 40 . 35
Britiala Rock and Patent Olt 10 7

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Dispatches werereseived tith morning at the Sweijrn
lad Colonial Offices from Sir W. H. Clan Ton, G.C.B
Commander in Chief of the Briti,ll troops in Noma':
also from Sir FREDERICK LAMS, the lßrMisft Atnbas.
sador at Lisbrn. The dispatches are dated tl:e 15th
inst. at which period, the Witiah troops were nearly alt
embarked.

This morning the Austrian Messenger. SCHILLIR, ar-
rived at the mansion of Prince EaTIMHASIF, with dis•
patches from Vienna.. .
Dispatches vele receiv.od sitia'norning from Paris
by Prince Pritictptc, broogbt bj the Stein AUBEAT
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The PrinkliPipers received. thismocnittg by the mail
niitet that the expedition going to Miirwa well not
baso_numerous as was Gist imagined, malt will only
consist of 9,000 men, commanded by Marshal Maislonor.
They -*also state, that it now appears certain that the'4
Duke.Mohrtss ART is appointed extraordinary kinbas-
rador to Russia, and he will accompany biccuotos in
his.campaign to the:East. . •
The Paris Papers of F.iday, and the Gdzetie de Fraece
dated Satord4, which have been received, col,tain no
fniXtiei intelligence of interest tes, wing the .flair. of
the Zist. According
.to an
.nrticle Irons Bucharest
Aged the end of February. the Russians, at that period,
bed sot crossed the Prink and the •general impression
atifsat'plar was, that war would not take place. _
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A Lisbia Mail, brought by the Magnet paCkets in
es 'days 'inns the Tagus. was received this morning.
We Understand that several N ble fugitiees, amorg
Atom axe the Count and Countess ifiu.n.aors, base
astieed in England by.this conveyance.
: The Lisbon Gautier by the Magnet come doss,*
to the 1.6. h instant, 'and contain a Decree 1.1 Doe
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/4tuottL. disselving
.the ,Chamber of D-puties, ands
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ser.Oider how the War Office, nn the same authority,
tie the discontinuing playing collet music by the troops
this the'Poitiigume Hymn. As these papers allude in
10 respect to the unsittleshstate of affairs in Portugal,
drought about by the conduct of Don Miguel. we must
refer our readers to the private correspondence on.that

• LISBON, Mien 14.
CHAMBER OF PEERS—Simms or ALiacm •14.
• The Conde de Mesquitella read a letter from the
Minister for the affAirs* of the Kingdom, inclosing a
Royal letter of the folloiving tenor, which was read by
the Vice Pie,ident t

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" HONOURED MKS DR CADA,VAL, COMON AND
FRIEND—I, the Infante Regent, in the tame of the
King, salute ynu with much affection and esteem. AI,.
a Decree dated this day, I have thought fst, in the ami
of the King, to m•ke toe of the moderating poner given
by Tit. 5. chap. I. art. 74. sec. 4. of the Constitutional
Chaffer, and to dissolve the Chamber of Deputies,
which I communicate to you, that you may announce
it to the Chamber of Peers, of whiclifotrare Preildent.
" P•lace of Ajods, March 13,1848.
"THE INFANTE REGENT.
"To the Duke do Cadaval, Preaideotsor
the Chamber of Teem" t;i •
In consequence of the ROYal letter, tbp-Vice-Presidesit
declare) that the Session wasClpsed. * •
ca A DiBER OF =imps, MAWR i 4.

After some business had beep'' one through, the
Vice. President announced tbrrectipt of the Decree.
dissolving the Chamber; and lovhig read it, said-L
a. By virtue of this Decree, the Sesalfn is closed."
WA R-QFFICIA Maids 0.
His Highness the Infante Regent, Ukase name of the
King, orders, that in the corps of the atmy, as well on
their marches as on other occasionsoto hymn shall be
played except the Poiliguese Hymx.—Lis.Gaz. Mar 5.
PRIVATZ CORIUMPOUDENCY.
LISBON, MAWR IX
Thursday was the apiointtd night when the procla.
:nation of Miguel I. was to take place, but now all hare
given op the thoughts of it. A Council of State Wd's
holden to-day (Thursday), at which it is said that the
Count de Villa almost went on his knees, and told
Dion Miguel that all the schenies would end itt his de-
struction. The old Queen is furious against the persons
who have counteracted her plans, and declaies she will
not be satibfred until she bas the heads of some of the
lewdest of the Constitution to roll after each other.

"The Cortez have been dissolvcd most summarily, for