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them to accept. We bavelint..as yes learned the deti-
giein of the people of CUSCO and Arequipa, but are
momentarilyexpecting td hear front those places, which,
dwatbt.-wilrbe in conformity with the sentintests, of
Ilitlyeople of this capital.
,Test. 25.w.life now inclose you a Oessne captaining
*trim • 'important stffici4l letters and documents,
--- ion! - will

_ very',
whlett, if •Ibey are riot. toe getting to hand, oil,
perhaps prove inttreiting, as they develope in a great
meanly-rib, anbitioni plans of General Bolivar respect-
ing this .Isepublie. You may rely ipon the•autbenticity
'of the statement of the Minister Viclouses in bis letter
to Generil Santander.
The -Revolution alluded to took place on the 26ih. of
lea month, beaded and protected by the Colotnbran
division of 4,000 men quartered in this city, and-coals
=andel by officers, pitted by' General Wrlivae es et'
toolcto carry forward his black purpose. They tiFett,
all to the number. of, 17,, including the two Generals
1.410 and Sand's, et's:ambit, Sin Buena Ventura,.ar-
conspanied by a strong guai'd, the Commanding Officer
barring orders to march them from thence to- Bogi ta.i
sod deliver •dbeist.nottetto the Vice-President, General
Santander, and at the same tins' to assure the Congress
that the division were de:ermined to support. the Co-
lombian Const;tiition and Congress. We have every,
reason to hope that the remaining Colombian troops in
Peru and Bolivia, will follow the step of this division.
The accounts as yet received from the different de-
partments of the interior of Peru, are vet y satisfactory,
and there is every appearance of the Peruvians getting
:id of the Bolivian yoke without the, leat disorder or

bloodshro.--crazeire.
Ittsuatturrtow--A letter Boas a Gentleman in
Georgia, dated June 6, says, that a seat dangerous and
extensive insurrection of the Blacks was detected at Ma-
con a few Jays since. They had banded togither to
the number of 300, and supposed t be instituted and
headed by a French emigrant from the Mississippi. His
slaves were in the plot. They had only attested one of
the rebels. The whole of the others, with the French-
man, have made their escape.—Boston Courier.

TI-II EVI4:NING STAR.

LONDON.

TRIDAY, JULY 20, 18'27.
STOCK EXCOANGR, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
At present the British market has net to good an appearaoce as
it the opening: what Crude were dons at 87 j } fee ;be AccorK;
since which. they have receded to Itua a, and up to the grant
hour. may be quoted at 84 seUen, with tittle or nothing dolag;
aad for August 871 1.
pe Foreign market is also heavy at present., with
,scpritelY any
baskets transacting. •i • •
Current prices: Old Spanish Welt. Mexican re/ Colons;
•.
bias 32e 33. Russian 114, 11Mhh Mie oi, -Greek 16 e:
-C IT Y. fivo ocLocc"
Th. Camel market has dillisdereedy die wilds inee4oi
lug at re for the Account. dbfreetelriefere and Alen. •
Is the Foreign IllArket, Meskap Bends are Leavy, is the report
•
of a illealean Loan is again allosi.
' M. Cawacno, Minister Ratraordinary from Mesien, viii kaie
this country swat week i and M. Rocarearre remain In Ms place.
• PRICE OF STOCKS Al FOUR O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock Moe 209}'India Stock 252
5 per Cent. lied. 561 & Ditto Bond. 89 10
Spey Cent. Cons. 84j4 jeje4. South Sea Stock •
5} per Cent. 93a Old Annukies
Se per Cent. Iced. 931 j 41000 Rxcheq. 1911 s S$ 56 4$
4 per Cent. New tool f j die. .6300 Ditto 53 56 54
4 re Cent. Skip dioo and Zoo° Ditto SS 56 58
4 pee Clot. 1926, 109‘ Commercial
.
Long Ann.

ass& for Acct. 871 1

VffitEl" itINPS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Ms. 5p Ct. Gr.8i15.11123. S pCt. If i
Do. Ace. 5111 Do. Acct. 16 1
BoconsAyr,tl4.l..6 p C. S 9 Mex. Bd.. i 825,6 p Ct. 6111 1 I
Ditto Acct. Mt Do. Acct. 664 4 4 4
Colooilfsn Weds. 6 p Ct. 29 111 • Rues. Ilds. 181115 pc. 64 it
Ditto W 2,1624. a Do. Acct. 94 j
Do. Account 321 4 Spam 86. 5 p Lt. 101 1
Vanish 116.3 p Ct. , o. Acre 10j
Do Acct.6/1 63 Ditto 510,11
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Waal vs lb.
elliondias 100 to 9
ian 30 4 44
liikerc
.
Hibernian Joint Stock Bank. 100 25 17
FILIOCIA Fawns, Ju' 17 —Five per Cents. 102 E 4.5 c. Three
per Bents. 72f. 40c. Bsuk Stock, %KUL Oc.— Naples Banta,
7.111. 15cs

Mr. Iloseissoa embarked at six o'clock yesterday
morning at the Tower-stairs, on board a steam psckst. fee Calk'.
The Prilate Secretary to the Right Hon. Gentleman and one of
the blessenws of the Board of Trade also ernisarked.in the same
'ere!. The Bight lien. Gentleman has gone on a tour fur the benefit
of his health, and is expected to be absent for three months, during
which time he will visit different parts of Germany, Italy, &c.
The Marquis of AtiGLX:firf lett his residence in Old
Burlington-street yesterday mosniug, fur his seat at Cowes, In the
Bile of Wight.
We received this morning Brussels Papers to the 18th Mr. ROTHSettILD and a number of Gentlemen from
inst. On the day before, a Russian and an English the City transacted business yesterday at the Treaiury.
Cabinet Messenger passed through that city, on their BeaCm;dm tint d'Oistra;t A, t t,eli
bweeirn Sipes:47i s hgtealti
tnhiestreorr,ein nd th e
way from London to St. Petersburgh, with dispatches. II n la
~*.r....AN ASO, we are liappy•to sate, was COGlStild• red
The Annual Mns'cal Festival commenced at Bietsseis better yederday. That Right ilotiourable Gentleman I. attended
by Mr. VAscZ
on the 16th, and on that and the following day produced Mr. CROKILR had an interview yesterday with Vis
a most animated anJ gay score. The inhabitants of count GUDISSCII, at the Colonial Office.
the neighbouring villages Came, pouring in from all The Sotictroa 622211 AL transacted business at the
Tre:asheerylyieastciu
yesterday.
The
quatters; and the hotels, inns, and coffee•honses could is of LANSDOWN transacted
business at the
not find accommodation for the crowds that besieged Home (Mice yesterday, as principal Sec retail, of State for Mat
them. 'The throe gs cf people in all the streets, the Department. Alr-Seasect Bice, one of the Under Secretaries of
Scat fur the same Department, also attended yesterday at the
elegant dresses of all classer, the joy expressed in every time Office.
countenance, the confused sounds of music and dancing, Viscountess HANIPDiN entertained a select-party of
venue r.
aubstre:, yesterday, at her house in Green street, Gros-
all contributed, it is said, to excite the most agreeable
sensations. The Musical Societies of the several cities and Anlvening Paper asserted that Mr. CANNING liad
netely
anattitthionnankseatthaet the Tr for
4111:1., hlb.eFirs
towns of the kingdom also attended, and entered Brussels
rtleteonnuer ted rdof
in grand procession on the 15th. Ott the following day The feL„itig is a list of the Board as it existed under Lord LT.
exeroot, and as now ander Mr. CANNING:
they assembled in the Park, where every preparation
Lord Liverpool, Mr. Canning, • ,
had been made for the prize contest; which took place • Mr. Robinson, • laird Pilootatcharles,
in the open air. The performances began at nine in the Lord Lowther, • Laid FL. Gower,
Lord G. Somerset, . • Lord Eliot,
snot ning, and continued, with only an interval of two Lord Mountcharlee, Mr. l'il.Naghten,
Mr. M ten. •NaghOW. till eleven at night. The KING and all the other Mr. M. Fitzgerald.
L
Same Papers attribute the introduction of i :en
members of the Royal Family, were witnesses of the jeant. s guard into the King's Bench Olson; to quiet
coldest during three hours, and were greeted on their some not, or pretended riot there, to the Marquis of
eaten= and departure with the most enthusiastic ex- Lattan-wx. How much the Marquis of LANSDOWN
Pressinus of respect and attachment. To increase the couldt have bad to do with it may be conjectured from
thencnacttn,nkthatlatcheisontrimilitnarcyhexpedition to
l thenKd tfag's
attractions, there was an exhibition of paintings and
,after works of art; and the people of Brussels, it is o'clock, at which time, as the between
Coast tircllaree ainforass
stated, never witnessed so brilliant a scene. To add 10 us, the Marquis was at Windsor receiving the seals of
their satisfaction, the annual migration, as it is called, of office from the KING. '