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London, England, 1827-11-15 00:00:00

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1827.
STOCK EXCISANGK, TWELVIC O'CLOCK.
°amok opened this eterning at the seas price they left a( yes-
terday. Si t. fur the Amount; but tie its being ascertained dial
an W,spress bad ardeed Neat Paris, midi a faU in the French fraii4l
the Cowed mailue immediately gave way, and declined to esi
'bet vp to the relent time they may be tooted at en, alternately
beyen and alien.

CITY. MALF-PAET ONE O'CLOCK.
The Cowed nutlet has been steady agitated this aligning, and
tbeilectstaties has been trans 883 dew* to 83/ fur the Account ;
•and, with% this hoer, Consols havollit
.up again to 883. A great
deal of ballot's has been done, and it is said that the great City
Capitalist has been parchasing largely, and at present the market
appears very firm. The report at Paris was, that a digitate had
arisen between the French and RIDOLIIII. Ministers, which was.tbe
cause of the Reams falling. Up to the present time, there is no
further Information from Constantinople. Consols may be quoted,
up to the present time, at 881.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2073 India Stock
S per Cent. Red. 851 Ditto. Bonds 89 117 91
per Ct. Cons. 861 851861 South Sea Stock 941
A per Cent. 923 Old Annuities
31 per Ceat. Red. 92 9t] 92 21000 Excheq. Bills 55 56
per Ct. New 1011 1 £5OO Ditto 55 .56
4 per Cent. Strip 2100 and £2OO Ditto SS 56
—4 per Cent. 1826, 1011 Bank for Acct. 2061
_ __ _ Consols t--

IPisi Asa. 19i 5-16

,for Acct. 861 85j 861

• FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
DNA= Bds.6p 0.. GO/ ft I De: 8d5.1923,6 p C. 53} 1
tokonabissa pd.*. I Do Atte St
Dttos 8d5.1624, 976 111 Psouguese tide. 5 p C. 74
Do Kat I* Do 41cct
IDanida Ms. 5 p Ct. 604 I Usass.Bds.lB99, 5p C. 926 936
Do Acct 606 I DeAer. 9:6
Greek Bundy 5. Ct. Bpanke Bits 5 p C 96
D•• Noe lOUs 5 P Ce• Do Am.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SUMLIL rms.
Apes Moo= 100 115
Brunt= sS so

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39 61 694

FUME Emma. —PAaa, Nor. 13.-IFive per Cam. lOU. 70e.-
7hede per COWL 71f. 20c. Radians as Loodaa, an month,
ast. Ik. Thee maths, 115 f.

Neither the Paris Papers of Monday, which arrived
last night, nor the Gazette de Frence, dated the 14th, by
express from Paris this morning, contain any further
information from Navarin. An article in the last-
mentioned Journal, dated Constantinople, Oct. 24, says,
44 Things remain in the same situation. The Inter.
nuncio of Ansipia, Baron Ottenfels, has entirely changed
his language or tone. This Minister has had a con-
ference with the Reis Effendi, who was astonished that
Austria should take the part of the three Allied Powers,
and it is very probable that the change in Austria will
have a great influence in the resolutions of the Divan."

A letter from M. ETNAID,, which appears in the
French Paper, gives some details concerning the pre
sent situation of the Greeks. It appears that REDSCHID
PACIiII was displaying great severity towards the
unfortunate Greeks in Greek Proper. In order to
procure money, he had sent the inhabitants to prison,
without distinction of age or rank. General Como-
rot a° had defeated a Turkish corps at K46ari, with
the loss of 700 men and three standatiti.This letter also
adds, that theComniander of the-Phildtriel trig had been

dispatched by Admiral Coottiaototr, to inform General
CHURCH and Lot dCoon Hwy t,that under present circum
,stances be was obliged to kinder the Greek expedition
which was preparing against Albania, thus sheaving the
fallacy of the charge brought against the Allies of
allowing the Gre.ks to commit hostilities,. whilst they
requited the Turco-Egyptians to pay respect to the
armistice.

Quebec Papers to the 23d October, seven days later
than the last date from New York, have been received
this morning at the North and South American Coffee-
house. We extract the following :
We learn that a small vessel is to be sent into corn-
misses on eaeb of the Lakes, and another at Quebec, the
whole under the command of Captain Barrie, with the
broad pendant of Commodore. We are also informed
it is the determination to carry into complete execution
the great works for the defence of the Canadas."

The following letter from'Smyrna, dated the 9th Oct.
was posted on the board at LLOYD'S this morning :
" The Sarah, arrived from Marseilles, was arrested
off Ssrdinia by two Greek vessels; and after getting a
catificate of good conduct, they took from ber prow&
sloes, &c. and broke open letters.
".The General Block has•atilved from Egina, with
her cargo of iron, having • lost 4 brought away by his
Ilialelty's ship Cambrian to Syra, by the same Greek
whit* took her again frow,thence, but being under
cOavoy she escaped; bet the Greeks say she shall not
reach her destination. The Same:, from Antwerp, is
come in, robbed of her cargo, said to have consisted of
muskets.

of By advice, from Milo we learn that an Englibh brig
. frost London, and Ipa Americakfrom Trieste had pot
is there; the forma 'tabbed of rite whole of her cargo,
and the latter of a' large sum p( money which was
coating here, they say. for opium ; both vessels are en.
tirely stripped of their stores, rigging, &c. -
" The Fairy Queen and Mary are still at Milo : the
master of the former writes, that they had been robbed
of every thing. even their clothes, and nearly all the
cargo. part of which tbsy were reduced to the necessity
of selling to get daily bread: the Mary was in ti
ease state, and would ace proceed nail a man of war
wired to give dims assistance"

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Yesterday Lord WILLIAM BIIITIWCIX lett town for
Plipunb, oibere ')(able Lord takes shippiog in the
fiaily pan of for his Lordship's 'Govern-
/4pm in India. stunted having been completely
ittoo oat. Chatham in the afternoon; she
was to be is &am the rives by a small steamer.
Nen/bars rijibich description of vessels have been
roandly table fat Ouse maths by Goren/mat for
sad purposes.

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