Star.
London, England, 1827-11-13 00:00:00

LONDON. *-

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1827.

" STOCK EXCHANOR, TWELVK O'CLOCK.
Consols opened dais morning at OA I for -thia Asscoosts and at
resist ung be quoted at 851 I. TM holiness doing, op to the
present tine, Is not of consequence. In Ilator-Parriot are arafahlll for
the effect the destruction of the Turkish fleet, at Navarlo, will
have on the GRAND Snoxoa and Divan, at Constantinople.

By the private letters, received this morning from Palo, the
latest news received in that capital, from Comillatinople, gra.
of the sist of October, at that period Om .DiosS Sid advised the
Sultan to an arrangement, which the kflgehailiteted io am"
positive manlier.
_
In the Foreign market, very Stile is doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Since twelve o'clock, there•has been a good dbol of ilogualiall
in the Corso' market, and Conseil bar, been dodo as lifed 1111 l
and down again to BSi f, at which price .they array be quoted at
present, with a great deal of beakless done•in the coons of the
morning. There has beeti some sale of 1/saucier Tiills, whit*
caused them to lower t 0.51 from 58.

The reinforcements going to the Mediterranean. ere tresdniklil
as follows: the Revenge, Ocean, klelvile, Mad Windsor CsNMoh
also four Sall-of the-line from Took" anti line frigates, stil
troops: these troops ate supposed to be destined foe Algiers. .'I,
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. '' '
Bank Stock 207 2063 India &ock
3 per Cent. Red. 841 185 843 Ditto Bonds 93
3 per Ct. Cons. 85g 3 I 4 1 &nth Sea Stock
4le per Cent. 91i 392 . . • ' Old Annuities 841
3 per Cent. Red. iii 3 3 4 , New Ditto 853
_,
r Cr. New 1011 i 1 1 1 ' ' Sioos Eicbeq. Bills 56 51 53
Viler Cent. Scrip ' Ann Ditto S 8 SI 56
4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 .5.100 :and .5200 Dlo• Sit St gas
Long Ann. 191 1.16 13-16 Consols for Acct. 1151 vi i 3 3
FOIIRIIIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK .
.._
Prazillan Eda.s p LI. 5!1.60 Mu Eds. 182441 IC. is Ali
m 3
,
11a bh lids. 3 p Ct. 604 4 g Do Acct 533 I
Do Acct ' • Prins. MIN 5p C. 691 i•
Greek Ronda, 5 p Ct. 16 . . Do. Bonds, 11112.5 p 10161
Do. Bch- 1825, Sp 0.173 iium.Bdtas92, Sp C.9ltilain
Do Acct 17r, • • -Do Acet 993
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK..
MUM r4llO. -
Anglo Mexican . 10Q SS 20
Brazilian , 35 • -20 56 55
Potosi La Pax & Penn. Are. 15 5 49 es
FRIMCN Fawns. —Patna. Nov. 10.:—Five per Cents. 1011. 65c.—
Three per Cents. /if. 208.. Bank Stock, 9,000 f. 30c. Sidiastge
on London. one month,4sf. ISc. Three inonthi, 1156

The brilliant victory gained by the combined navra
force of England, France, and Russia; over the Turco.
Egyptian fleet at Navarin, is still die theme of ge-
net al conversation and exultation. , • •

The mere we contemplate the victory which the com-
bined squadrons have obtained over the flvet of Inn*.
nix PACHA, and when we recollect that the bad faith
and inhumanity shewn by the Latter in his conduct to-
wards the Allied Commanders, and the war of•exter-
mination he was carrying on against the Greeks, the
more we feel assured that (under the circumstances in
which the Allied Commanders were placed, by the abuse
of honourable and humane conduct, on the parr of the
Pacha), the alternative to which they 'cape was the
best for all the purposes of humanity.

•
If the batik of Zla.aria, iitiond cif testoeing the
certainly of peace, has 0113WR open all' the chances of
. .
an extensive Entre:an war, its effects may be consi-
dered most dead,e and salutary with respect to the
salvation of Greece. There its nstdt are not doubt-
ful. IsaAmit PACHA may rage, and for a short
time burn, rend, and destroy ;but his hobs is fixed and he
cannot escape. The very numbers wham he has with
him will hasten his ruin. His fleet destroyed, ha stis
receive no supplies to feed his troops, and he desolatieill
which he has spread around him will 'bring retaliatory
famine to his camp and to his garrisons.
The British Merchants hiving establishments at
Constantinople, Smyrna, and other place in the &Md. ;
Inns of the GRAND Eamon, feel the utmost anxiety
ir the safety of
,their property, the value of whith it
sthremely great. The fears on this subject word
*L. much greater, but for the, hope ihat the Tarnish
nment will keep the pledge given to the Am-
dors in the flrit instance, that whatever might
.the issue of the negpciations; foreign merchants
and their property shosild not *be molested in aay lay.
No confidence, however, On be plactsfin the assuming
or the Mobil= POrte, and thin" are unity *Do .41141.