Star.
London, England, 1826-08-14 00:00:00

E EVENING S'

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1216.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. •
Consols, which left off is Saturday at 79j for the Account,
opened at the same price this morning, and me single bargain was
done at 7111; bet soon after went back spin to 79j, wick little
doing it present.
In the Foreign Market, all South American Securities are very
heavy, and have fallen above two per cent. in consequence of an
arrival from Mule. of the 16th of June, of one of Guanine?,
vessels, which is said to have brought unfavourable Intelligence.
Mr. Comm., our Minister to that Republic, is also said to have
returned, and a great scarcity of money prevails there. The above
reports, as well as the Spanish lest hovering about the Mexican
shores, has thrown a great gloom on the South American market.

Current prices : Old Spaniels 10* e, Mexican 474 48, ' token-
bias $l, Peruvian 26 117, Russian 231 84, Greek Beads 12e Is,
&milieu Shares 14 preen.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Cansol market remains steady at 7144 for the Accaunt, with
very little business doing up to the present time. Although there
are a great number of arrivals from all pans of the Globe, we have
but very little infornistion of consequence, and there are some few
lying reports concerning the state of Mexico, which may bo stated
in few words—they ate short of cult, similar to all the Swab
American Republics.
In the foreign Market South American Securities continue to
decrease. It is not believed that any Mexican Papws brie irtived.
PRICE OP STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK: -
Bank Stock 202;4
per Cent. Red. 7934 34
$ pet Cent. Consols 78% %
34 per Cent. 86% %
New 4 per Cent. 94% %
pe: Cent. 1826, 951/4 %
Long Ann. 1954
India Bonds 26
El,OOO Exchoq. Bills 15 16 14 15
I:500 ditto 14 16
0100 and L2OO ditto 15 17
Cons. for Account 78% 14 %
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO OTT.OOK.
Prasillan Sonds,6li 1 I Mex. Acct. 40 9 74 a 74

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_Colombian Bonds, - 47 1 7 4- 7 1
Do. Bonds, 18,4, 331 111 2 Peruv. lids. 6pC. 26
311 11..1 Portuguese Ronde S p C. 7$
no. Ace. 53 21 1 11 2 1 1 Russ. lids. 1692.6 p C. 1131
Danish Bands, 3 pCt. 57/ Ditto Aect. 24
Greek 80nk15.111115,5 pC. 12112 Span. Bonds S p Ct. 101 6
Mex. Ilds 1 e4L 6p. Ct. MI 81 1 Ditto 510.101 10
471 61 71 1 61 # 1 Ditto Acct. •
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO
MA MIL PAID.
100 15
100 10
EXCHANGES.
Mammas, Ave. 6.—On London, 37. 34. tM. 37.01.
Sr. Pirrsassusou, Jinx 25.—0 n London, S •
Lyrae, Ave. 4.—On London, S M. 6. 161.
Banco.. Ave. s.—On London, 3 K. 7. 21.
Astnaiumu, Ave. 10.—On London. 40. 10. 11.40.
FRENCH FUNDS, Pasus, Avon? 11..
Five per Cents. ' . . 1001. 6Se.
Three per Cents. opened at . . 66L 35c.
Closed at . . 661. 40e.
Bank Stock . 4015 f.
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Rent.. de Naples . . 711. 7fie.
Rent.. d'Espagne . . . 101 f.
Royal Spanish Loan . 461.
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Marian Loan • . 6701.
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A Dutch mail, bringing advices from St. Petersburgh
of as late a crate as the 29th July, was received this
morning. These advices relate principally to the sen-
tences passed on, and the classification of the d;fferent
grades of crimes, in ss hich the unfortunate individuals
are implicated in the Lite conspiracy in Russia. The
following are extracts:

No. I. Report addressed to his Majesty the Emperor by the
High Court of Justice.
The Report states that having first examined the
labours of the Committee of Inquiry, the Court pro-
ceeded to consider what punishment was decreed by
the laws for the crimes declared in the Report of the
Committee of Inquiry, and that the Court found and
unanimously agreed, that all, without exception, were
liable to capital punishment. The severity of the Penal
Code admits no exception in these cases, and the salutary
rigour of our legislation can be modified by the cle-
mency of the Sovereign alone. His Majeity having
been plessei to order that the Court should determine
what particular circumstances, in the case of each of
the accused, tended to aggravate or to extenuate their
participation in the common crime, and to clue them
accordingly ; the Court in consequence distinguished
their species of crimes, ♦ie.
I. Conspiracy to commit regkide, voluntary offers to commit, &c.
This class is divided into ten subdivisions.

11. The establishment and direction of Secret Societies, foe the
purpose of a general revelt---seven subdivisons.

. Th. Active participation in the military conspiracy, accompanied
with bloodshed, and a complete knowledge of the secret object el
the plot—ten subdivisions.
Tn line, of 121 person., the Court condemns five perigee, not
placed in any 'lass, to death, and to be mattered; 11, comosing

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the int invision, to be beheadeit' 4/.6/rifling the second eissis to
political death and bard 'sheer ferf intotd (tbird elan), to hard
labour for life ; th/ rensaihder to. bard Lbeer -a.lbsiiiiidaktin,'
sod banishment to Siberia for lifea•or tribiaithrricat alonVivith loss
of nobility, and some to serve in the arety as privates, Ste.
No. 11. An Ukase to the High Court litanies Ms Majesty's
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pleasure respecting the szeeetion of the /011WOCI, tendi-minr the
teatime of death against the frrst five persons, and mitigating the
punishment of an the others, 'Rapt of those whe are to serve as
private soldiers,

No. 111. The High Court, taking for its guide the clemency of
las Majesty, orders that the !re chief criminals shall be hanged.

W. IV. Manifesto of the Emperor on the revolt of the pro-
medley.

No. V. A complete Hat of all the conspirators, classed under the
*event bends,with the sentence paned on each, and the specification
at length of the cairn's of which he had been found guilty.

The five criminals condemned to be hanged were
executed on the 25th, between four and five in the
morning, on one of the outworks of the citadel of St.
Petersburgh. All those to be degraded had undergone
the sentence of degradation on the glacis of the city,
immediately before the execution of the others.