Star.
London, England, 1828-09-20 00:00:00

EVENING STAR.

LO.NDON.
SAtURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1828.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
leak Stock Shut bona Roods 91
pee Coot. Re& Sot I &tab lea Stook - - •

Sin Ct. Cons. 871 , CO aimiiis.
.44 per Cent. 34et, New Ditto
61 per Cent; IW.larat £lOOO Ifandieq.lllls 76 7
4 per Ct. New.. 102/ 1 ARO Ditto 701 .
4 per Cont.-1626.. Shut . Aloe and Amu Mtn 76 7
.Lanig Ann. Mat . Advertised
India Stoch Connie for Acct. 111 6
- POSSUM FUNDS, TWO (rci.ot K
*union 8it5..150.1. Spanish Ns 3 p 0.12 111 1
D. Acct. 641 DeAtct 12
ColooktAan 114..6 per Ct. Span. Sds. uts.s. 6p. C. 11/
Do.noodi.tince, 23 De Act. Sh i
Di.. Acct. 23/ . D.& Acct.
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IiIitITISU AND 701310111 SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.

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The arrival of Doesi Iteeti. the infant Queen of
tottogit. iaGroat lirltater: Will be so excellent oppor
tanity for us fa prove to all Europe the respect that is
eotertainetl its this couatry for the legitimate and con-

atitertional s3,oereige of Portagelf.end the gond faith of
his Majesty's government to the house of Braganca—
the mat" constant and (beyond all controversy) the most
Mrcient of our Allies. It will new be seen whether the
mrsettioas that have been shade of late, of • our policy
being ebansod,4e we do not interfere in the in-
, Waal affartat Po .1, *are founded in fact. We
hail the affected. preutnce if the young Quasar as •a
piellitimeirand fortunate event4—inaseauch as the Oath-
law to lilt hopes of the Uiorper sill be given in the
retipirsvi" her • MAZIAT't will meet with from the

Sovemign• of these Iteahns. Of the immunity ad
beat, she maignifivent hospitality, the' cordial sym.
pony ?which %Naos the Fottlirsonally 'enter-
Nies for these Royal personages w 'lace themiclves.
Wider his shtketing promise, w• Ovid farge)l Pre*
as an instance to the treatment that the exied
' Family of France received iron his. Maxon, who

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NONCE 1111011$11.4011shith ClAll4llll6ll,74tOtitseloded
se gratefully only a feel. wastes since, in his interview
sehh Lord Surest. That the Ministrfoqtd the'natibis
at large, will co-operate to fulfil his Mitiairry's wishes,
.cannot be doubted t r a monitor, in the present state
of public opinion. In France, the usurpation of Minors.
is supported by the Ultra and Jesuitical party ; but in
this country, we rejoice to s.y, there is but one feeling
as to the transactions in Portugal—that of disgust and
horror at the timber), of the soetir—...o. f*reg&t at
the apathy of the Portuguese to the hlessings :of the
Constitution—and of sympathy and respect ter theillus.
trious Paitscess whose rights have bten se basely sub.6l
verted. It wilt, therefore, not only redound to his MA•
JASTY'S honour and dignity in the estimation of Europe,
to be the lit st to succour his injured Ally, but we believe
the more hearty the welcome to DONNA MARIA, the
more will it accord a ith the wishes of the English people.

The Paris Journals received last night contain no in-
telligence either new or important from the theatre of
war. The Gazette de.France pronounces, in a verylew
words, a high compliment on the policy of the British
Government in forwarding 'the evacuation v.f. Greece
by IBRAHIM PACHA• The Duke of WZLLINOT3I4I, it
says, has succeeded without drawing a 'Wore, and with.
out spending a perry; in procuring the liheration of that
unhappy cormtr y. • -.•
The Messages des Chembres contradicts the reports
of a meseetiger having strived from Odessa with news
unfavourahe to the Russians. N r intelligence of a
more rec.nt date than that which 'came through the
German Journals has. it seems, arrived at Paris. We
have given, in the usual place, an extract from the Con-
stitutionnti, furnishing some remarks on the great sub-
ject of interest at the pre4ent moment, the war is the
east, not. so much. for dia.. intrinsic value as p within
lay before our Readers the opinions entertained inFrince
with regard to the cnuduct to be observed by the
French towards Greece.

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rY, Twg'mg o'CLoc.
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The ealy snivel we have this loindsg; b the Loot Mon
Packet free% the Brasil; letters ste ast as pet received hall fral;f

ilimenth.• • ' •. r I, . .
Accounts front Paris state that 111. litaustentant, Cant Oa sera
from Planes to Boehm Ayres, was on board the divides's. a Count
Admiral Rougsus, which arrived at Rio Janeiro. MAIMMILLIII on
arrival, immediately went on board thefrigate Ssrveflante,•
which is one of the squadron etadolvid at Rio, and sailed *idiots'
delay for'ilic River Plate, and it is circled. that ►ls efforts, with
that of GaAs-ilia, at well as the interference of the Uritisk. Away
at Buenos
_Ayres, will 'Emceed in bringing about &Noce bruins.
Buenos Aires and Brasil.
prestist time every thing raisins stationary lathe dined
Market. Consols, which left of yesterday at tot Aei d.
aimed stibe same price, and scarcely a bargain la dein:- TINRO:•
petted arrival of the Queen of Poavenac risen Orr
knew if she will be received as Queen et Possusaajorniiiiiim sot
Orozco.
In the Foreign Market little or nedlllolll. ' 'l,

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' • CITY, HALF-PAST ON* CFDLOOL' .
Th dad liaarket has remained at the same price as k :missed
drain tfie.wbele of the morning—el 66 foe the Aceolois and
S?I & foe Monty. The House's almost def.ertel..
. Accounts heel been received from Frankfort of the Idea bud.
which bring the Iletatliques 'front that eityi, 96j. Accquati
been seemed from Berlin that the Turks bad- tbe
Treaty of the 6th July.
No doubt the arrival of the Empalme at the Russian Reed-
quarters will be the signal for active eperatiens I and we may ex.
peet a deep's ate attempt of lee Russians to get possession of Varna,
without which they will have no winter quarters, end Must retreat
to the Danube.

This afternoon h's Goan the Duke of WaLLINGTOX
transacted business wish the Earl of Anatstriaa, at
the Foreign Office, in Downing sum:
Sir EDWARD °vertu does not return to the Or,dnance,
as bad been e►roneously stated; but will shortly pro.
teed to the East Indies, to as,nme the Commander-in-
Chieiship of that station, in the room of Admiral GAOI,
whose period of service has nearly expired.

ARRIVALS AT WRYMOUTH. •
The Right Hon. Lard O'Neil, Sir 0. and Lady. Gibbs. Dr. and
Mrs. Ogilvie, Dr. Whiner, Rev. Mr. Mrs. and. Miss Valliant;
Rev. Mr. and. Mrs. Owen Sntitb ; Rey. Mr. Gane ; Mr. Mrs.
and Miss Trenchard, Tr..llope. Ellis; Mr. and Mrs. Cree, Salt,
Martin, Myers, Bin, Foe, Brymee, Allcklin, Miles, Ilulpb ; Mr.
and Miss Williams; Messrs. Eves, Rertie, Junes, Pullen, Hamp-
den; Mrs. Andley, Debit's, Sucher; Misses Jenkins, How, &c.

DINNER TO THE EARL OF DELMORE, •
Gliallololll Of JAMAICA.
On Wednesday last such of the West India Planters ma Mop
(riatipalll connected 'Plitt impale.' s v

chants _ thow c......_-- as are ....s.sas.
soil in town, gave an elegant entertainment at their Club R.ss.
St. James's-streer, to the Earl of Hammes, spin his appointment
to the Government of Jamaica. and to the Viscount Comer and
the .Honourable T. L. Cotter, his Lordship's two sons. Mr. Ha-
ligaT, the agent for the island, was us the Chair ; Mr. C. N. Pau.-
, nsa, AL P. sat as Vice-President. Among the company• (about
forty) were,—
Sir Simon 'llaughten Club, hare. Sir Windham Minns, Ban.
Sir Henry PPalierbert, Hart. Lieur.-General Sir Fitzroy Maclean.
Hart. Sir. Alexander Grant, art. Alderman Atkin', Messes. Moir.
ray, Woilderburn,pavidson, Darkly, Lee, 84c. &c. &c.

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The Qoeen's Canal, in the G een.Polt, is It present
drained. for the purpose of clearing 4t of the accumulated mod.
lbe Ads; of which there were a' cobsidreable number. particularly
carp and eel., bad been presrionaly drawn idly means ammo, and
the prime of them, it is understood; seothic Lord Stowe:l4 the
Ranger, to Windsor. to add to the stock in irginia Water.
The following letter frosts Mr. Dimwit is published
in Abe Dahlia kvexiag 'Mail s
" Cutledawson, Sept. 4, 1821.
" Mao Sta—l have written to Mr. Johnstone, of the Provincial
Hanks., to• pay to you the sons of twenty pounds. being my sob.
scription to the, teesinsonial to the memory d Walkirr. I hope it
may bag atatMl as a -monument of the loyalty and valour of the
Chinos of Debrf—and,Ootstrithstanding the occurrences of the II&
of August, I think you will never have reason to. compkin of me
rif not being acssepnets.arywarselt is Inappixt of the Coostittulen in
Church sod Stag. We can, however. assort our principles without
violists or triumph over our Roman Catholic brethren.
" Believe nti, yours very trulf, •
GE.0111611. R. DAWSON.
• " Mr. Hullington. Treasurer:to the
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Testimonial. Derry."
LATIII DIA LaCTS.—M. Baehr. of Hiedelberg. has
his " Hescbli.hte dm Reenhichen ne History of Roman
Literature, aucenpted to prove that in the Latin laugeage there
are two distinct idionts--the clement, of the title being Greek, and
those of the Other Cathie. At:tartlets to hint there existed: WlPP-
position to the dosale.dialect• made use ol by polka society. • patois.
oc dogma ntsriso Ratesanto, ;Watch was carefully excluded from
works of literature and in which the Celtic
.predominated. It is
nut therefore to b:woodered at that this (according to M. &Dien
stein, the abOriginal language of Latium,) should be found so largely
among these Critic tribes. whose territories wept cootuerbd by
die &non.; while apron ;those or Gerropyusintlary sitl acrd,
whose language is Teutonic, it is Gland to hnld an, place. hi:
Ilaebr e;clude, how the Latin all Oriental etyninns,./Amilint
Iretey

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THE Aran,. ft;
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WiNDSOII, 6w:49...F0r OM :bort Joie pat
illa4tisii"has been prevented from enjoying bis dsual
drives and other recreations in tonsequence of a slight
attack of the gout. We are happy to state that the
Sakes indisposition has been so trifling 'is not to tequire'
medical assibtance. His MA3EITT has neally recovered.
aid will shortly resume his Customary airings,
Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clook, iris Grata
the Duke of ' Wstrancrkotr and Lord Alfauzianwar•
rived at the Royal Lodge, and had an audience of his"
MAJESTY; after. which they took their departure lot
London.
On Tuesday her Royal Highness the Princes.
AUcWaTA paid a visit to his •MAJLWIT. Yesterday the
Princess, accompanied by Lady Mart TAYLOR and
Lady C. ONsLoW, visited the Duchess of Gt.oucturran
at Bagshct Park, and returned to Frogmore to dinner.