Star.
London, England, 1826-09-15 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

The Paris morning papers of Tuesday, and the Etoik
kited Wednesday, have been received. We are told in
letters from Constantinople of the 11th ult. that the Sul-
tan was still persevering with success in his projects of
reform, Vim he had created a Minister of Police to ex-
ercise the power of life and death independently of the
Pacba, that the re-organization of his military force was
proceeding with great activity, and that he himself af-
fords an example to the recruits of an assiduous atten-
tion to military exercises after the European fashion.—
He is said to have formed a project for raising a body
. guard, composed of the sons of the grandee; of the
empire, thus making them hostages for the fiJelity of
their families. _ _

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The toile contradicts a report in the Augsburg/I
wile, the object of which is to show that the Tut kibh
Plenipotentiaries at Ackermann were dissatisfied with
the mole in which they had been received by the Rus-
sians, and that they were likely to be restive in the con-
feiences, which had commenced. The French minis-
terial journal declares ironically, that it is not in pos-
session of the diplomatic information which its German
contemporary is e-.abled to communicate from day to
day, but it ventures to state that the Turks were satis-
fied with the honours of their reception—that the
tonferences have commented, and have hitherto pro-
ceeded amicably.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1626.
STOC,K EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Consol market still remains in a eery inactive state, with-
out the least speculation of any consequence. Consols opened this
• morning at 79* for the Account, and 79j for Motley; and con-
tinue at the above price up to the present time.
The Foreign market has been in a great bustle this morning, in
consequence of an Advertisement, stating that the Mexican di-
vidend will be paid on the Ist of October. All the speculators of
Alexican Bonds rushed to the Market before it opened, when the
Bonds reached 60, but they soon after receded to 59k, owing to
parties realizing. At present the above security is the thief attrac-
tion and speculation.—in Shares nothing is doing.
Current prices : Old Spanish 9} 1, Mexican 58k 59, Colombian
new 34 35, Peruvian 25 27, Itussian 1121 1, Greek Bonds 121 13,
Brazilian Shares 7 to 9 prem.
CITY, TWO W.OOK.
Consols, which were in the earlier part of them igitibat 791
for the Account, have since been done at 79j for the Account, and
79 for Mersey, owing so a great quantity of Money Stock coming
to market : since which, a re-action has taken place, and the market
• be. improved. Consols may be quoted, up to the present time, at
tisk for the Account, and 79k for Money.
In the Foreign market, Mex:can Bonds still contint.e the fa-
vourite specie lion, and have improved again. Little or nothing is
doing in Shares.
_ _ _

A report prevaib, that there will be a new issue of Exchequer
Bills.

PRICE OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut.
3 6er Cent. Red. Shnt.
$ pet Cent. Consols 791/4 1/4 79 lAt
• 3, per Cent. Shut.
S, pet Cent. Red. Shut.
New t pet Cent. P 5 947/11
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut.
L.'ng Ann. Shut
India Bond:. 28 27
1:1,01K) Excite+ litlls 17 18 16 17
L. 500 ditto 16 18
4..:101 and L2OO ditto 17 19
Advertised ditto 16 15 16
C•bils. tot Account 79Y4 Vs l4
FORF.Ii;N FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
rraailian Bond., 6SI f Mezieln Bonds, 5 p C. 49 50 49
Buenos Ayres Bonds 58 505
Bonds, 6 p Ct. lies. 11411825, 6p. Ct. 60 59 1
Ditto Acct. 38 59 60 581 601
Colombian Ben Is, Mex. Acct. 60 59 60 585 91 81
Do. Bonds, 1824, 34 1 1 601 5 61
I o. Ace. 545 Russ. lids, 1822, 5 p C. 825
Danish Ponds, 3 pCt. 575 5 Do. Acct.
Greek Bonds,' 8150 p C. 111 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 95 10
Ditto Acct. 13 Ditto Acct.
BRITISII AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SHARE. PAID.
Anzio Meziean spm. 100 65 15
3i azilian 100 15 27 285 2C
G. neral Steam Navigation 100 10 15 2

EXCHANGES.
AMITIRDAS, Sari. 12.—0 n London, 40. 6. 2M. 40. 4.
Hasssuaost, SEPT. B.—On London, 36. 9. 2M. 36. 6.
Sr. Persassuatin, Ave. 115.—0 n London, 9 1342.
VIENNA, Ana. 20.—0 n London, 3 M. 10. 13.
LZWINC, SIPS. I.—Oa London, 5 M. 6. 19g.
Basun, SEPT. s.—On London, 3 M. 7. 53/4.
FRENCH FUNDS, Pants, Strums's 12.
Five per Cents. . . 4 98f. 40c.
Three per Cents. . . . 661. 15c.
Hensel de Naples . . . 731. 15c.
Items d'Espare . 4 . 91.

We h we great pleasure in stating, that the Right
Hon. Mr. Secretary CANNING, his Lady, and suite,
reached Dover on Wednesday evening, well and happy ;
embarked yesterday morning at eight o'clock for Calais,
where they arrived in little more than two hours, and
are by this time in Paris.
It ib not known if Mr. CANNING'a visit to Paris is on
public business or pleasure. Should it be on the former,
it is hoped the tonnage duties, which are still exacted on
the English packets going into the French ports, though
the tonnage charge has been discontinued on F:ench
vessels entering British ports since the sth of April last,
will engage his attention.
Flemish and German mails, with accounts from St.'
Pctersburgh to the 26th ult. and Brussels Papers to the
13th inst. have been received. An article from Smyrna,
in these Papers, recites almost verbatim the attack on
the Skylark by Greek pirates, which appeared in

the STAR of the 6th inst. The 7260:fe1t Gazette gates,
that the Emperor NlCSOlkii is looking into some abuses
in the naval department of his dominions. Agents, it.
appears, had built number of ships of war of fir, in-
stead of oak, and embezzled the difference in the ptices

of these woods. A rapid 4ecay was the consequence,
and periodical cruizes in the Noah Seas had become
necessary to try the sea-worthiness of his flea.

The other contents of.these Papers are of little
portance. Mr: REZENDR, the Brazilian Ambassador,
having reached Vienna, it M is supposed in that capital
that the Austrian Government would be obliged to take
some decisive resolution respecting the affairs of Por-
to gal.—The following are extracts :

MOSCOW, Maori 22.

His Majesty the Emperor continues to enjoy perfect health.
Her Alajesty the Empress Alexandra is now in good health.
ST. PETERSBURGH, Amass 26.

In consequence of a quertion submitted to the Council of State,
by the Governor of West Siberia, it has been decided that men
banished to that country may marry women who are not criminals,
if the latter are willing: on the other band, women exiled to Si-
beria may marry men, not criminals, only with the restriction that
such marriages shall not give them a right to leave Siberia, should
their husbands quit the country.
The commission appointed some years ago, to investigate the
smuggling of gold, of which some Officers of the Crown, at Eka-
ttrenenburgh, were guilty, has ended its investigation.
STOCKHOLM, Stria:mita 1.

The Casale of today contains a Royal Proclamation of the 51st
of August, by which, on account of the deficiency in the harvest'
the duty on the importation from abroad of the following article',
for consumption is reduced, viz. on barley to 1 riz dollar 24 scbil-
Hogs, on oats to 1 riz dollar, and in pease to 2 riz dollars per ton.—
Corn of this description already in warehluses in Swedish ports,
is included.

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GHENT, Scrims= It.
The Court of Assize has this morning passed sentence in the
affair of the persons accused of a fraud on the Octroi, at one of the
gates of the city. Lallans, the miller, is condemned to eight years'
hard labour, the pillory, and branding. Wymonds, the officer of
the Octroi, to hard labour for life. The miller's wife, and other
officers of the Octroi, are acquitted.
We have also received Hamborgh Papers to the 9th
inst. from which we quote the folloxing :

COPENHAGEN, Summar& 5.
The Naiad corvette, lately returned from the West Indies, has
brought for account of Government, 160,000 piastres in gold
which are to be sent to London, for payment of the interest and
part of the principal of the loan contracted for ha that city.
Great activity now prevails in the Royal dock yards; two ships
of the line of 80 guns, a frigate of 50 guns, and a brig of 16 gums
are on the stocks.