Star.
London, England, 1828-05-22 00:00:00

ADJOURNMENT OP TER BOUSL

Mr. PLAN•TA gave notice, on the part of his Right Honour-
-able Friend (Mr. Peel), that on Friday next he would move the
-Adjournment of the House to Friday the 3oth inst.
The House then adjourned.

THE EVENING STAI.

LON DON.

THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Al•horgh the accounts from Lisboa are of a gloomy description,
..r.h the expectation of a civil war In that country, the Consol
'market remains steady; and Consols opened this morning at 851
for the Account.

At length the long looked for Mexican packet, Lord Melville,
has arrived—left Vera Craz on the 17th March, and brings letters
from the city of Mexico of the 12th of March; bat, unrcirtu-
rately, the expected dollars, which have been so often reported to
be forthcoming to pay the dividends, now turns out to be moon-
shine. The following is contained in a private letter front
hiexico, dated the 12th of March.
The Minister, ESTAVADO, has been to Vera Cruz, using his
titioost exertions to obtain mone: to send to England, to pay the
dividends, but I am sorry to my, he has not succeeded : he, how-
ever, obtained as advance upon the duties of the 25th of March,
Ivbicb has all been consumed there. Trade is in a dull state."

The moment this information was known at the Stock Ex-
change, without a prospect of any money being sent, blezican
Stock immediately fell 6i per cent. from 44i to 38, and at pre.
sent a great panic prevails in the Foreign market in these Bonds.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. ,
Within this hour, the market has improved, in consequence of a
•general belief that Mr. Eluxcissow and Lord Ettam.yros are going
out of office. Consols have been been fluctuating daring the morn.
between BSI to 85g. At the latter price they may be quoted
at present.
The Foreign mallet has been the principal feature this day, In
NtIiCAD Bonds, caused by the private accounts from the above
capital. A convoy was appointed and left Mexico on the Ist of

Nadi, sith near two millions of dollars, but, it is said, not une
tor Government account : they belonged to the old Spaniards and
the merchants. bas caused great consternation to the holder,
of Nesitan Securities, which is very heavy at present.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bask Stock 207 61 India Stock
3 vet Cent. Red. 841 i I Ditto Bonds 99
:per Ct. Cons. 851 1 South Sea Stock
3i per Cent. 923 1 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 924 i i 3 per Cent. 1751, 851
4 per Ct. New 1021 * £lOOO Excbeq. Bills 63 64
4 per Cent. Scrip £5OO Ditto 63 65
4 per Cent. 1826, 1021 £lOO and £2OO Ditto 63 65
Long Ann. 19 S-16 Consols fur Acct. 851 i i i
FOliElliN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Basilisk Bda. 5 p Ct. 69* Peruv. Dds. 6 p C. 27
Dos Acct. 591 1 1 Do. Ac. t. 28 61
i .doiotoau Bonn.. 6 per Ct. Pot-tag:lids. 5p C. 521
D0.80ad5,18'44,241 IDo Acct. 521
Do Acct 24s Pruss. Bonds, 5 p Ct 991 *
inAish Ilds. 3 pCt. Prom Bonds, 1822, 5 p Ct. 100;
Ds. Acct. 591 ' Russ.Bds.lB22, 5 per Ct. 894
Ne5.8d5,1825,6 pCt. 44139181 Do. Acet. 494
DoAcct 4414138 959381981 Do Acct.
BRITIBII AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
mtge. Luis.
Druillan 35 20 90 ex div
Ditto National 25 0 34 i Put
Bolivar ' • • so 74 84
hto4l La Pas & Peru,. Auo. 15 5 124 14s
Laud Dlelican 40 $6 144 14

No public business took place in the House of Lords
lut sista.

In the House of Commons Mr. SPRING Rice obtained
kale to bring In a Bill to amend the laws respecting Banks and
Bankers in Ireland. The Pensions Act Amendment Bill was
pawed through Con-.mittie without remark. In the case of East
Buford, the House has determined that the franchise shall not be
transferred at all, but that the right of voting shall be extended to
the Hundred •i_ Bassetlaw. On the motion for the mad re'ading
of the Alehouse Licensing Bill, Mr. HastncoTz objected to the
claim which gives concurrent jurisdiction to County Magistrates,
Where there are not six Magistrates in a Borough. Mr. Helium.
and Mr. JONI; spoke against the clause, and Sir Rosser IIZZON
in favour of it. Mr. &assay thought wherever proper security
was Ono for good behaviour a License ought to be gianted. He
watered into a detailed statement to show the advanta;es derivable
(tom the tomyetition that would thus be excited. A long and de-
sultory conversation ensued, atter which the Bill was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed on the 6th of June.

•We have much regret in stating, that the differences
which have for some time existed amongst some Mem-
bets of the Cabinet, have at last led to an unfortunate ,
rtsult. Mr. Huscisson has tendered -his resignation.
The grounds on which he has taken this step are not
yet made public, but we are led to believe that various
causes have produced this determination on the part of
Mr.Husxissox ; and it is apprehended, that if his re-
signation is accepted, it will be followed by that of
other Members of the Cabinet, whose opinions coincide
with those of that Minister. Indeed, we have heard it
*armoured—but we mention this only as a report, that
Mr. CHARMS GLADIT and Lord PALMZIPATOX have
already tendered their resignations also.

By the German Mail received this morning, we have
zeal from St. Petersburgh to the 9th of May. the
Majesty the Emperor NICHOLAS left his capital on the
7th, After having taken leave of the inhabitants and the
tensioning garrison in the Casan Cathedral. The popn-
14tion manifested, as it appears, the most unequivoc.l
umnstrations of their feeling for the success of the
approaching campaign. Two days before his depar-
ture, the EMPEROR issue 4 four Ukases, relating to the
administration of the army. Count Ase xou N 077 had been
'Pointed Commissary General of the army in Moldavia
and Wallachia ; " All other countries," sayi the Ukase,
Which shall be occupied in the sequel by our troop,
Il be placed under the administration of the Senator
o is in oar head.quarters." Thus we have the open and
iplicit avowal that the Russian armies will not confine
nuelves to occepy the two Principalities, where in fact

l'eY meet no enemy, but will march forward till they
re+ch the seat of the 0R0113211 power. The Court of
ele agria has, it is said, presented a Note to the Bavarian
abinet, and the other Courts of Germany, relative to
policy it has determined to pursue in the present
r; large armies are collecting apd organizing in the
dusty dominions of Austria ; while Prussia on her
t is also presenting a formidable army in different

parts of the kingdom, all ready to march at the first
notice. The'close alliance of that Court with Russia
(the Emperor NICHOLAS being besides the son is law
of bis Majesty of Prussia), renders a new struggle in
Germany not all improbable.