Star.
London, England, 1828-08-13 00:00:00

heie. its hive. aiy teginienti for these is not

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le GerHtlemati in it. - • • -
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e rain, which continued up to yesterday, has done
gm' woos iiijaiy to the croPc, particularly- the wheat.—
Along the lines dl read from Tralee here, a distance of
• 79'Engiish miles, alto t' every second •field 4.1 wheat
has Keen levelled. In some places it has already begun
to idt. Yesterday gave the finishing blow to the hflpe,
-.f the harvest. Fur nine hours there was a heavy and
incesiairt rain.

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. Saturday afternoon. Mr. ALEX. WATSON had his
pocket-book attest from his coat pocket, containing
itii. MBank notes, wbile riding on the outside ot one ot
the Paddington stages, between the Bank and Baker-
street. New. Road.
Leuera Morn Madrid state, that the King of SPAIN is
going to.recognise Don MIGIIIIL as legitimate Kong 01
Portugal. It is certain that all the Portuguese tebelsof
1827 have passed the frontiers, and that the Marquis
de Caawcs has •riived at Lisbon, and been well re.
eeived by Don I'iIGI/Vl.•
Oa ing to the adverse winds, :here was scarcely any
*Meal or fish at BliiiNlClF,Nte Man ket yesterday morn-
in; most nt the salesmen's shops were shut up, and no
Isessne.s dining. There was scarcely ,anv thing to be
• bad but oysters and eels, and a few pair ofsoles) which
had been lift over.
About half-past seven o'clock last evening. as a. party
who bid been as the river viewing the Hungeiford re-
gatta nee returning toward, Hungerford-stairs,•they
hooked the bdat to one of the coal barges, the better to
• en 04,1 tptin to land. By Some Means the boat got
lost fittait ibe beige, and in the . mitt of those in the
os
bootti A
to regain, the bold of the • we persons fell
overboard; one of whom gained alone, but the ahem
. roues: Mari, named Philip Levy.• immediately sunk;
and as the tide was very strong, 'be body was canted
under the numerous barges there moored, and-up to a
tote hour last night it was not found, although a stuns•
bee of men were employed with drags for that pi rpose.l

THE iEVI4N!NU STAR.

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WEDNESDAY AUGUST IS. 1412$

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STOCK EXCHANGL. TWELVE 1EC1.414
Consult opened this morning at 871 for the Account, and soon
after silty thousand Consols were purchased at 87a, and at present
they may be quoted at ell 4.
Up to the present time the Foreign market is not worth noticing,
and the prices are nominal.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Up to she present hour we are destitute of any Continental in
formation. The Consul market is not quite soloed asln the early
part of the tuorning, as they have been fluctuating between 874
and 874 for the Account, and at prevent they remain steady at.
87; 1, with little or nothing doing. The return of the wet
weather has damped the market.
It is rumoured that the Duke of Wetmore's( is maturing a
plan for the relief et the Catholics in Ireland. Alas that the mis-
sion of Lord Staarioromo to the Brazils, Is to endeavour to per-
suede the Emperor Don Pabst, to remain a quiet spectator to the
events whith are going forward in Portugal.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock - India Bonds
per Cent. Red. 884 South Sea Stock •
3 per Ct. Cons. 871 a 1 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. 961 New Ditto
31 per Cent. 1ted.961 £lOOO Ezcheq. Nib 71 3
4 per Ct. New.lol I 1 .t5OO Ditto 71 5
4 per Cent. 1896, 1054 3 £lOO and .£2OO Ditto 71 3
Lone Ann. 9G 1-16 Bank for Acct. • • ' •
India Stock Consuls for Aoct. 814 1
FOURI".4 FUNDS. TWO 0171.4•4 K
D mish Bds. 3 pCt. I). Ac. t. 81
Do Acct. 62
Buss. nd5.1822, 5 peret. 95
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Mee. 8da,11125,6p Ct. Do Acct. 941
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK:
suave. rally
35 20
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United Mexican
Protector Fare

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Ti e .steam•hoat from Hamburgh has just arrived
with Papers Swum that city to the 10th inst. but they
do not c' ntain any later news from the E4A titan what
we have already received.
Avousr I.—Metalliques

The Rus►ian squadron bound to the Mediterranean,
which has been so long contending against the prevalent
strong westerly gales in tie Channel, have been obliged
to bear up, and arrived in Plym' uth Sound on Monday.

Letters from Ancona, in the French Papers, announce
the airmail in that harbour of. Count Caro D'ISTRIA and
his Secretary, on board the As, f. the flag-ship of Admiral
HITDIM. Previous to leaving Navarin, the President,
it is stated, had a long interview with IBRAHIM PACHA,
'in which the Egyptian Commander bound himself to
evacuate the filmea by the end of August, and to deli-
ver up into the bands of the Greeks all the fortresses he
was possessed of. The conferences on the settlement
Fuld independence of Greece, at which Count CAPO
D'lrrate is to be present, will, it is thought, very
speedily commence. In the mean time, the ports
in the possession. of lamming continue to be block-
aded es strictly as before the conferenev and it is
announced that ti e blockade would extend t. Alexan-
Jiia and the Duda, elles, in the event of the tvacu-tion
of the Al'.iea et t taking place.
It is stated in the Cousliinisomnel, on the. authority of
letters from Cusco, that Admiral de littaxv had de-
manded mid obtatned from litithHlM PACHA the libera-
tionof. eight bundled captives—that about three thou-
sand Albapian soldiers, oho composed part of his
army in the Motea, bad resolved not to continue
the war against the Greeks, and that IM IAMI& him-
self was about to return his father. " If," adds the
journalist," this news prove correct, the projected ex-
pedition in favour of the Greeks will lose many of its
difficulties, though noneof its importance. In opposing
en insuranoentable obstacle to the efforts of Ottoman

obstinacy. this expedition will preserve the military and
political character ascribed to it. We repeat the asser-
tion. that the army feels all the importance of the mis-
siou on which it is rest—that it will answer the expec-
tations of France,-happy and proud to edrry back civi-
lization to the land Which was anciently its cradle."

Our letters from Pali, reprobate the idea that the
French liberal party are jealous of the British. because
she Doke of WiLLINOTON restored the BOVRIONSe+
The Greek cause is •ery popular in. France. and it is
because our Ministry are apparently backward in its
favour,. that the French are dissatisfied. not from any
personalhostility to the Duke or his Ministry.'

We have received this •roof ning the Aigenteine Zeiterv,
and Frankfort Pipers, each to the 7th inst. tie latter
contains a repo rt.trnm a Florence J wrnal, mentioning
the entrance the Russian army into the city of Erse-
,ream. • The foliowing are extracts: • ,