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THE EV,ENING'STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 7711, opened this morning
at 77i j, with an improving market; since which they have been
done at 7711in'tle Account, wbich price they did not maintain
long, but receded again to 77k j fur the Account, and 7.711 to
for money.
In the Foreign Market, Mexican, Colombian, and Brazilian
Shares are the articles in which most business is doing.

Current prices: Old Spanish 7i 8, Mexican 48,1 49, Colombian
3'2i Peruvian 23 25, Brazilian Shares 12i 13 prem. Russian
801 81*, Brazilian Bonds 54 56, Greek in 13, Exchequer Bills
11 to 13.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol market has remained firm during the whole of the
anornint, with a good deal of business doing in the earlier part.
Consols, which were at twelve o'clock 771 4, have since been done
at 771 a, and may, up to the present time, be quoted at 77; for
the Account, and for Money at 771.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock 200 199 200
3 per Cent. lied. 77 7/8 78
3 per Cent. Consols 771/4 Vs 34
:34 per Cent. S4l/8
3; per Cent. lied. 841% go
4 pc: Cent. 93 92% 9314 9274
4 per Cent. 1826. 93%
4 per Cent. Scrip 1/4 prem.
Lolly Anil. 19 1-16 •
Irish 5 pet Cents. 18 20
Exchey. 14116 12 11
42:3(X) ditto 11 13
ClOO and am ditto 11 13
ior Account 77% 14
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
(Womb!: n Boni:, Mel. Ms 1825, Gp. Ct. 441 I /
Do. Bonds, 1824., 321 I Mex. Acct. 4111 I 1 I
Lo. Ace. 321 1 Russ. Mit, 1822. s p C.Bll
Danish tom's, 3 p Ct. 53i Ditto Acct. 801 811
Ditto Acct. 551 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 8
Greek Bonds, 1825, S p C. 12i Ditto Acct. 81
13 121 Span. sp. C. 11;23, Si
Ditto tor Ace. 13 Do. Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

SMARR. rata.
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Brazilian ' 100 15 .33 321 34
Brad,lt Iron Company 100 3Y5 51 .
Colombian 100 10 21 3
General Alining Assn. 100 5 5 6 51
Potosi La Paz and Peru. Ass. 50 5 -11
United ,Mexican 40 221 131 146
Alliance British & For. 100 10 1
FItENCII FUNDS, Pmts, Jun. 21.
Five per Cents. . . 991. 75e.
Tbsee per Cents. . • . 641. 20c.

We are almost daily in the receipt of German P4pers,
but their contents .art, generally, of an unimportant
nature. The following are from this morning's arrival.

ROME. .In.v 8.
THOU THE MAIM.

Ackbunts from Corfu of 26th June, by express, say
that,lbrahim Puha, after having made himself master
of Calabia', sent 4,000 men to besiege Megaspileo, and
went with the remainder of his troops towards Tripo-
lizza. Some days afterwards, the Monastery of Megas-
pileo fell into his power, and it is affttmed that it con-
tained great riches, and the treasure of the Morea•
Ibrahim Pacha's column halted at Tripolizza. Letters
affirm that he is himself at Modon, to wait for the 6th
expedition from Egypt.
In the interval, the Greeks are engaged in collecting
all their forces. Colonel Gordon has the command of
5,000 men ; Colonel Fabvier has about 3,000; and Co-
loccitroni is doing his utmost to collect 12,000 men.
He has the chief command of all this army.--1
This ;number does not include the garrison of the
fortresses which are in the possession of the Greeks.
Tbesi rare Napoli di
,ftemania, Napoli di Mal•oisia,
Argls,.Corinth, Salomis, Athens, and Brosso. Exertions
are; also Makipg to• supply them with provisions and
ammunitions Alla the Ist of this month'it was calcu-
lated cliat abdtit five millions pounds of flour and bis•
suits• had ,been received at Napoli di Romania.

'ilia Austrian vessels, criming out of the Gulf of
-Leper to,,wera. stoma a few days ago by a Greek
piriiit.''whis look. them to Cheaveroza. On their arrival,
the pirate pet mg thing he could onboard the largest
of the veltis; and ieltased the two others, after having
maltraatail the stays. lle then went with his booty to
Kairilitlahis sane pirate likewise attempted to take
as Almelkisu prawn., but the later, armed with eight
intrilAptettcled ittelf and lined some rounds of grape
she*, whist') three of the Greeks, and wounded six.