Star.
London, England, 1828-05-03 00:00:00

LONDON.
SATURDAY, MAY 41, 1828.

STOCK EXCHAKGK, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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The Conseil market is somewhat heavy this morning, end Con-
sob opened at 851 ; for the Account, and they are now at 85k 3.
In the Foreign market scarcely a bargain has been effected, and
the prices of Foreign Securities are nominal at present.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCIL
.
The Canso' Market, which appeared heavy in the earlier part of
the Morning, has somewhat improved within this hour, and at
Prisent may be Tinted at 831. •
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock ton .408 India Stuck
~3 per Cent. ItetiOo4# $ I 11 Ditto Bonds
3 per. Ct. Cons. 633 d i South Sea Stock
35 per Cent. Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red.92l 4 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 64 65 -
4 per Ct. New 1021 i A5OO Ditto. 64 6$ . ---
4 per Cent. Scrip .8100 and .6200 Ditto 64 61
4 per Cent. 1826, 1021 i . India for Acct.
, Long Ann. 19 3-16 i Consols for Acet. 853 i i 1
FORM:MN FUNDS, TWO O'CI.Ot K.
Brazilian Bds. Sp Ct. 603 Posing. lids. 5p C. 62
Do. Am. 60, 3 Russ. 1id5.1822, 5 peret. 881 i
• commidenisood., 6 per Ct. Do. Acct. set 9
Do. Bonds,l Irt4, ... Spanish Bds 5p et 113 ill 3
Do Acct. 231 Fr. Renter, $ p C. 102 f SOc
Nlex.Rds,i 825, 6 pet * Exchange, 251 30e
Do Acct 34/1 A * 11 Do Acct
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

Colombian
Hibernian
United Mexican
• l'rotector Fire

SHAM. PAID.
100 • 223 163 16 153
50 11 7i
40 36 12
20 2 sel 4.

The House of Lords last night went into a Corn-
mittee on the Game Laws. On the clause in the new
'Bill qualifying Squires, and persons of higher degree
Lord WHARNCLIM stated his objections, and the
House divided. The numbers for the clause were 33,
against it 16. The qualifications were consequently
carried.
The amendments to the Test and Corporation Repeal
11.11 have been agrced to by the House of Commons,
and the measure has, she efore, only to receive the

)yal assent. The turnouts on that subject are too
rid cnimis to deserve any serious notice. The loyal
awn' has not been w thhid since the reign of Wir.-
tbe THIRD. A Committee was agreed to, nn the
m•
utirniof Mi. HosutssoN, to inquire into the state of
the, erva'advetnenent of Canada. The speech of the
Right Honourable Secretary is another proof of the
abundance of bis knowledge, and the soundness of his
Views on all matters of commercial or colonial im7
por tance.

In our front page we have inserted extracts freim the
Paris Papers of Thursday: their contents are only of
imp:- mice in so far as they confirm the military pre-
pstations making by the PORTE. The Turkish army
on the Danube is to be raised to 100,000 men, of which
40 000 are already assembled between Constantinople
and the fortresses.

The German Papers received this morning contain
nothing in the form of positive intelligence, but they
make up the deficiency in loose rumour and vague spe-
culation on the hackniei subject of the political relations
between Russia and Turkey.

EXCHEQUER CHAMBERS.

KING V. GILHAU.

The Judges,npon the conclusion of the arguments of
Mr. MOODY for the convict, William Gam. convicted
of the murder of Maiia Bagnall, at Bath, in January
last, adjourned until Saturday next.

The Duke of CLA Rat/cc, the Duke Of CUMIZRLAND.
and the Micheal! of CLOUCISTIOL yidited his MAJZSTT yesterday.
The Duke and Duchess of GLOUCKSTTR, attended
by Colonel /imams. paid a visit yesterday morning to the Duke of
rest a, at his apartments in the King's Palace, St. James's.
Their Royal Ilighnessei, accompanied by the Duke of Cements-
Laren, and his son Prince Croatia; proceeded to the Royal Academy,
fainserset. House, where Sir Tumuli Lawllll3lol, the President, and
other Officers of the Academy. received the Royal Pony, and con-
ducted the through the. whole of the Exhibition.
eiGiOnoa of •Cnotberland, attended by Sir G.
Quurrts, Colonel Trioarrox, and the Rev. Mr. JILT, visited the
Koval Militaty Asylum, Chelsea. yesterday afternoon. A variety
of evolutions were performed by the boys of the Institution for the
gratification of his Royal Highness.
Sunday as the Countess of Ea not. was returning from
Church, just as her carriage had turned in upon the north side of
Fitxwilliam.square Dublin, one of the horses of her Ladyship's
carriage hut st blood-vessel, and dropped down dead. We are
happy to wee that her Ladyship suffered no inconvenience from
the fright, as in a few moments she was enabled to alight from her
carriage and walk home.
A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office,
.DOwnint street, yesterday afternoon, which was attended by the
Duke of Wectisiaron Earls BArnoare, DUDIAT and A
Viscount lilm.vu.LE, e.ordEt.Lsrusosousti,Mr. Secretary Past., Mr
Secretary HIMICISSON, Mr. CirsaLes GRAMT,the CMANCILLOS of the
ExcarQUllt and Mr. Hessian. The Ministers assembled soon after
two o'clock, with the exception of the Cnaseczt.t.os of the &cola.
WWI and Mr. H MUMS who did not join the Cabinet till half past
three o'clock, having been engaged at the Finance Committee.--.-
The Council broke up about a quarter before five o'clock.
A frightful accident occurred at Brighton on Wed-
nesday afternoon. A one-borse close Ay carriage, in which wets
three Ladies, was palpitated &Om the Cliff to the beach, a depth
of about fifty. fee‘between, Rock .oardenuand the Royal Crescent.
One Lady, a widow, had her right arm broken, and her head and
face much contused and lacerated. The other Ladies were but
very slightly hurt. The driver, wham name is Hook, bad an arm
broken, and Is otherwise so much injured that his recovery is con-
sidered doubtful. Strange to say, the horse, which is blind, sus-
tained but little damage. The Lady most seriously hurt was borne
to the residence of Sir W. Darman on the New Ste ne. The
accident is said to have been occasioned by the plunging i.f the
horse to a stroke of the whip, bringing him against the post and
tail fence of the CUE, which gave way to his weight, and renders.
timely succour impossible. Decidedly the fence was not to the
curt condition in which it ought to have been. Crowd, of pee,
have been attracted to the spot since.