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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The New Tort Packet, Silas Richards, has arrived off Cork—
left the Bth of August; but no Papers have as yet been received.
We are again very dull in the City this morning, as we have
neither news nor reports up to the prernt boor. In consequence
of the dearth of information, the Consul market remains in a state
of complete stagnation, and scarcely a bargain is doing. Consols,
which left off yesterday at 07e it for the Account, opened this
Morning at 1171, and anon after were sellers at the above price ; but
at present may be quoted at 1171 for Account, and 871 for Money.
The Foreign market is even more dull than the British: it is
almost deserted for want of business.
Current prices: Old Spanish 10 Mexican 661 7, Colombian 30 I.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have been fluctuating this morning from 871 to 874 for
the Account, and more business has been done than for these three
days past : at present they may be quoted at 8711, and for Money
871 It.— We have just got the French prices, Three per Cents.
73f. 45e.—aFive per Cents. 104 f. 55c.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Binh Stock Shut. India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. Shut. Ditto Bonds
3 per Ct. Conn. 871 41 South Sea Stock
51 per Cent. Shut. Old Annuities
51 per Cent. Red. Shut. 21000 Riche+ Bills 59 60
4 per Ct. New 1011 1 il 2500 Ditto 59 60
4 per Cent. Scrip dioo and 2200 Ditto 59 60
4 per Cent. I 826,-Shut. Advertised
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acct. 871 1 4
FORI{IIIN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian hood., 6 p Ct. Mex.Bds.t 825,6 pCt. 674
Ditto 8d5,1824.30 Do. Ace. 67 661 67
Greek Heeds, 5 p Ct. 1tu55.11415,1622, 5 pe. 93* 4
D0.8d5.i82.5.5pCt.1.51 4 Do. Acct. 931
Mex. Benda, S per Ct. 531 French Rentes. 5 p C. 1041 50c
Do Acct. Exchange, 251 40c use
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES; TWO O'CLOCK.
woos. PAID.
100 85 324
35 20 45 46
50 8 II
Dlining Company of Ireland 25 34 4 k
Potosi La Paz Ea. Peru,. Asa. 15 5 22 Si 22 4s
• Ditto Consolidated .. 10 22 16s 22 16*
United A ielican 40 324 121
Protector Fire 20 s 21 3s
Devon Haytor Granite 50 4 24 2s
Faunal FONDS, Sam 4.—The per Cents. 104! Wt.—Three per
Cents. 73f. 15e. Bank Stock, 2007( 50e. —;Neapaiiine Rentes,
79f. Royal Spanish Loan, 631 f. Exchange on lidos, one
month, 25f. 25c.—Three months, 25f. 10c.

The Algemeine Zeituag, which reached us this morn-
ing to the 31st ult. contains advices from Bucharest, of
the 17th of August, which, after noticing the receipt of
letters from Constantinople of the 9th of the same month,
state, upon their authority, that the Porte had again de-
dared, in the most positive terms, that it would nut
accede to the terms of pacification submitted to it by the
Allied Powers. The Treaty concluded between these
Powers bad been laid before it with the usual formalities;
and, if we are to believe these accounts, the result was a
protest on its part against every intervention or mediation
in favour of the Greeks. In addition to this protest, it de-
clued, in the most decided manner, that it would not
'listen to any further proposals on the subject. It is
further stated, that the Reis Erevan bid expressed
himself in the most energetic terms to the Dragoman
of one of the European Legations; and, lastly, we learn
from the correspondent at Bucharest, that all eyes are
now turned upon Constantinople—an assertion which
agrees well with the particulars abovementioned. As the
Paris Papers, which arrived last night, give the same par-
ticulars almost oerbalint,and as some ache London Jour-
nals of this morning publish a corresponding statement on
the authority of private letters, received direct from
the Turkish capital, it will be presumed,that the Porte has
made a definitive stand upon this important question,
and that war 'must of course follow. Yet, we have good
reason to believe, that both these inferences, plausible
as they are, will prove incorrect. It is perfectly true,
we understand, that the Porte, on receiving through
the regular channel, a copy of the Treaty concluded
at London, expressed its indignant surprise at the
contents; but the expression was verbal, and not
written ; and it would be well to attend to this distinc-
tion, as it is of paramount importance in matters of this,
kind. Besides, the verbal communication was made
to one of the European Dragomans; and, as it was not
regular, it might be softened down, or even recalled
altogether, in the official answer. In fact, it may pass
either for a sudden burst of feeling, occasioned by a
painful piece of intelligence, or as a ruse, to intimidate
'the Representatives of the Allied Powers, and to ascer-
tain at the same time whether the latter were prepared
to go the full length of their declaration. This suppo-
sition is corroborated by what took place soon after-
wards; for, in a second verbal communication, con-
veyed in the same manner as the first, the Porte stated,
that it would take time to coseider before it came to a
definitive resolution relative to the proposals of the Allies
In the mean time, it was considered by the best in-
formed persons in the Turkish capital, that deliberation
meant concession, and that the Ottoman Government
wanted only a decent pretext to conform to the terms
of pacification, as drawn up by England, Russia and
France. In confirmation of this opiniop, no particular
precautions were taken by the European merchants in
that capital, to secure their ttersons and property, in
th.r event of the Porte refusing to accede to the Treaty ;
and so convinced were they that its decision would be
favourable, that their transaction, were carried on as
• usual.

In the meantime, we have a proof, in addition to
those we had before, that Austria is no indifferent spec-
tator of what has been passing for some time past in
the Turkish capital. Under the head of Vienna, Aug.
25, we learn, that the Austrian Government, under the
pretence of improving its military system, ha; ordered
a new levy of 18,000, to be raised in the course of t' e
present month, and, as expressly stated, for the active,
service. As this =awe probably means more than