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MONDAY, JUNE 11,1827.

Si. aillifallibilDAT AT TNT Stir.
STOCK EXCHANGR, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

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Camels, lAMB lift et on Saturday at 84/ for the Ammaste
opened this raciening at 64/ ; since which they are buyers at the
above price, with little doing at present.
In the Foreign market, little or nothing is doing.
Current prices: Oid Spaeth 12 I, blexican 66/. Colombia:lJ,
264 29. Portuguese 75 75/, Brazilian 571 sal, Russian Wit/ 4
Danish 614 $2, Greek 174 161, Eschequer Bills 46.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
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The Coma market has remained very steady the whole of the
morning, with not more than a fluctuation of 1.16 th to 4 per cent.
and littls or no business doing. Consols may at present be quoted
at 644, alternately buyers and sellers for the Account.
Private letters from Vienna, of a recent date, state, that there Is
. prospect of the affairs with the Ogee!, and Turks being settled,
without coming to blows.
A Gentleman, just write/ by the steamboat from St. Peters.
burgh, brings ligarmation that a Russian fleet of nine sail of the
line and trine frigates, were just kiting for the Mediterranean.
FOREMN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bds.s pQ. 574 I Gr.8da.1112.5, 5p Ct. 1841$ 4 ,
`Do. Acct. 53 74 Do Acct.lB 174 IS
totombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. ssi Mez.8d5.1625,6 p Ct.
Ditto Bris, um. SW/ Do. Acct. 611/ 4
Us. Acct. 115 j Span. Die 5 p Ct. 114
Greek Bonds, 5p Ct. Russian Inserip. 6 p Ct. SS
Do. Acct. Exchange, per ruble 134 d.
BBITISH AND FOREIGN SHA NW, TWO O'CLOCK.
Wilt. IPA lb
Anglo Mexican 100 so 324
Anglo Mien 100 11 2
Solana 400 525
Brazilian 100 20 24
Bolivar 50 5
General Mining Asto. 100 5 4
Paco Peruvian 100 20
Real del Monte 400 400 330
Tlalpuzahua 400 150
General Steam Navigation 100 13 34
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British Rock and Patent Salt 10 7
United General Gas 50 40
Australian 160 $
Colon:bias 100 20
Fames Fawns, Just I. Five per Cents. 101 f. 20c.—Three
per Cents. 69f. 4.sc.Bank Stock, 2,0454 Neapolitan Restes,
75f. 55c.

The private accounts this morning from Paris state
that orders have been received at Toulon to get ready
with the greatest expedition several ships of the line.as
well as frigates, which are to be provisioned for a whirl*
year. In the five maritime arrondissements, linCalinla
somewhat similar to our impressment have been reserid
to for the purpose of procuring men for this armament,
of which tke destination seems to puzzle the writers,
-notwithstanding the assurances given by the French
Government *at it is, merely intended to obtain repa-
ration from the Dey o Anateas for a succession of
'kip
outrages committed on tench subjects.
The last accounts from Algiers, which are dated the
18th May, state that the French Consul was kept under
arrest in his own house, and strictly watched. The cause
of this arbitrary proceeding was the refusal of the French
Government to deliver op to the Dzir. NA 'DIAN Bailey,
a Jew, an es-subject of the DST, but who bas been natu
ralised for some time in France. He has also a house
in Leghorn; and the offence, which the Div alleges
against him, has not been committed by himself, but
by his father, who in the years 1793 and 1794, had
some commercial transactions with the Algerine Go-

•ernment. and for which the present Dalt demands
payment to the amount of eight millions of francs.

Accounts from Cadiz state, that the Colombiart
•atsers still remain cruising of that port: one of them
his taken a valuable Spanish ship.

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeitung to
the 4th inst. Like most of the Continental journals for
veme time past, it is almost exclusively occupied with
the affairs of Greece; and this appropriation of their
columns chews at once the greet, improvement that has
recently occurred in the concerns of that country, and
the intense sympathy they begin to excite abroad. The
intelligence in the present instance, however, is not
particularly interesting; and neither confirms, nor dis•
proves, the report we published a few days since of the
total defeat of the Turks before Athens. It does not so
much as allude to that circumstance; and this silence
is the more remarkable, as there was sufficient time to
obtain correct information of the subject. Besides we
have, through this char:reek-accounts firm Mitylenst,
which, we believe, is no more than three days sail from
the toast of Attica, which are dated the 10th ult. and
from off Ceri'gn three days later, and these merely
mention that the Captain of a vessel, who arrived at
Trieste on the 27th of last month, met 18 or 20 Greek
ships of war off Cerigo, and on the same day 29 ships
of the fleet of the CAPTAIN PACHA steering towards
hlodon. It is not stated whether Lord COCHRANZ was
on board the former, or whether the Greeks intended
to bring the Turks to an engagement. or merely to
watch their movements. Be this as it may, the present
statement is wholly inconsistent with preceding advices,
in se hich it was asserted, that the CAPTAIN P- ACHA had
received orders not to pass the Hellespont.
According to an estimate lately published at Geneva

by a Count Luszt, a native of Z ante, in reply to amtber

made sometime previously by a Dr. Gong, the Greeks
have always a force of about 26,000 men on foot in the
Morea, which could be easily raised to 80,000, but for
the extreme poverty of the people and the desolate state
of the country. The Count even supposes that the
Morea could supply 150,000 fighting men, if means
amid be found to subsist s large a force, and provide
for their f-milies at the same time. Ha divides that
province into 24 Cantons or Epaschies, and assigns to
each the tol.owing number of troops, digiuguishiug