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London, England, 1827-04-09 00:00:00

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MuNDAY, APRIL 9, 1827.
• STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE DCLOCIL
The aid Imeloess doing this morning in the British market, is
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In titling op their Accounts for tomorrow, it being settling day.
Consols opened ibis isernlee at 821 to 83, and soon after they were
dens at 83; but up to the present these tbsy may be quoted at 83
seam. We have no account as yet et abe sethal of the Twean,
abildasionow looked for witfigreat anstleti. "' - •
'Theldllowing is posted at the J 1111111161.101.11148111! this morn-
-1 OE I .1 A revolt of the Tartars la LlNWlRailmeet. boas the BM.
[ purer of Comm, which has mimed the ibillige elf military enter-
Idea In the mind of his Imperial Majestyl webby la attended to
'tit the training of ttoops, and raising supplies, Re. which operates
„ in the North of China, so sinfavour able to commercial rpecoladons."
• Tyre i 4 a report, brought by a passenger from Madras, that the
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Dennese have refused to pay the last instalment : in conseqeence
df whids, a war is expected to take place.
RI. Rergrann, charged by the Spanish Government to negociate
i loan of two hundred and fifty sallow of reds, has arrived
et Paris.
In the Foreign market little is doing, except in Mexican Bomb,
which are lower this morning.
Cement prices: Old Spanish 121 15 1. Mexican 701 I,'Colllio.
bias 401 41.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The Consol market, which was looking up In the Oilier part of
the morning, and were done at 83, has since taken a turn, and may
be quoted at present at 321 j for Money, vel for May 891,
soused by two reports—first, that Lord 80/Mass is now to be
Prime Minister—second, the report, by 1 Swedish vessel, of the
renewal of the Burmese war. Three hundred thousand Connelisi
were mid on the above reports.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
bock MA ex die. India Stock Shut.
ant. Red. 82 112 ex die. India Bonds : ?
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Cent. Cons. 83 821 Old Annuities ..:, -1:
per Cent. £lOOO Exchequer Bill4ll ffli
61 per Cent. Red. 1211 1 871 ed. £5OO Ditto 46 47 a
4 per Cent. New 961 1 1 £lOO and 2200 Dito•Wia
4 per Cent. 1826, 971 41ex d Bank for Account
Long Annuities 19 1.16 1 midi', Consols for Acct. 93 891
i FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
lernahn Ns. 5p Cl' 641 * Danish
MexurlAtB72"tisrtz.,,,, j ,
.olemblan Bands, 6 p Ct.
Ditto 8d5,1394, 41 Do
Go. Amt. 41 401 41
'Danish Eds. 3 p Ct. la 1 WI
Span. lids 5 p CLI2I 13
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHA RES. TWO O'CLOCK.
mar& pa NA
Rnglo Mexican 100 98 011
• Colombian 100 20 IS
•Geseral Mining Asso. 100 5 3i
Protector •Flre 20 2 41 4s
General &emit Navigation 100 15 4
`Provincialltant IN Ireland 100 25 90
EXCHANGE.
Astersiomm, *rim. 64—On London, tsf 2N. 11.93.
Hasenueon, Aran. 3.—On London, 37. 2 34. 341. 0.
a. Pmrsasnuesw, MARCH fin.—On London, 91.
Lamm, Malice 30.-3 IL 1. es.
' 1110/1.4, Ma emu 11.-06 London, 3 M. 6. 291.
i IK26loes Fens, krau.ll,-- Five per Cents. 100 f. 99r. 95f.
Peek per Cents. 92f.—Thrde per Cents. 70f. 85e.—Bank Steck,
.12,020f.—Rentes de Naples, 771. 30o—Royal Spanish Loan, 54.

. A Lisbon Mail arrived at a late hour this morning,
-bringing Papers to the 25th ult. being three days later
than those we had received by the former mail. The
-Gazette of the 22.1 contains an official notice from the
Minister of War, stating, that as it was certain that the
Chiefs of the rebels had taken the most rigorous mea-
sures to prevent the Officers and soldiers, whom they,
bad seduced to rebel, from obtaining a knowledge of
'the amnesty, proclaimed in their favour by the Decrees
• 'of ;fie Srb of August and 3d of October last year, the
INy ANT A ReGENT had thought fit to prolong it till the
20th of April. It appears from this notice, that the
deluded Officers and soldiers had already availed them-
selves of this wke and generous act of clemency in

great numbers.
The Gaulle of the 24th contains a decree of a very
different but of as equally urgent a de.cription, relative
to such Officers, as under frivolous or feigned pretexts,
bave quitted their corps. The Generals, commanding
in the different provinces, are strictly injoined to inquire
minutely into the reasons of their absenting themselves,
and, if they do not prove satisfactory, to order them to
return immediately. It would appear from this and
other circumftances,x that the Government is not so
elated by its recent successes, as to think a display of
further vigilance and energy unnecessary.
On the 20th, there was a long debate in the Chamber

of Peers on the loan of four millions of milrees (about
ewe million sterling). On the 21st and 22d, the Chamber
of Deputies were occupied in discussing the project
'of law on the Stamp attics. On the latter day,
a project of law by the Committee of Finance for the
purpose of authorizing the Government, during the
interval between this Session and the following, to adopt
provisionally such measures as may seem most con-
ducive to the improvement of the Administration and
of some branches of the public revenue, was, after a
considerable debate, rejected by a very large majority,
only five Members voting in its favour.
As there is no account of military operations in these
rapers, we look upon it as a conclusive proof that the
rebel standard was no longer hoisted in any part of the
Portuguese territory.

We received this morning Buenos Ayres Papers to
the 23cl December inclusive, and Rio de Janeiro Papers
to the Bth February; but their contents merely possess
a negative interest. For example, they do not contain
the slightest allusion to the pacification between the
two States, so confidently mentioned in some of the
letters received by the last mail from the Brazils. From
the total silence of the present advice:, we fear, that the
report originated in some error; but whether accidental
or intentional, we have no means, at least for the present,
of determining. The only article of news in the
dos Ayres Papers, is a notice in the Measagere
Argentine of the 21st Dec. stating that letters had been
reteived the day before from Admiral BROWN, in which
be nanounces that be had been blockading the por: of
Rid Grande for some time, and had taken and de

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