Star.
London, England, 1826-09-22 00:00:00

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RSCEIsiD LAST NIGHT.
French Papers to the 20th inst. and the Etoik.of
Wednesday have reached us. They contain some. in-
telligence from Greece, ctunmunicated by a French To-'
Innteer, the Comte d'Harcourt, and highly cheering to
the Chri,tian cause. Notwithstanding the want of
hirtoonr b..twsen the Government and the Military
Chiefs, the TuAs and Egyptians had esverienced seve-
ral reverses. Even in the plain of Tripnlizz 1, where
the. nature of tf.e ground favoured the operations of
disciplined troops, some of Ibrahim's best soldiers were
defeated and cut to pieces, and it is sta ed that had not
Colocntroni sounded a retreat when he saw 2000 Arabs,
with 200 cavalry issuing from the town, that body
would have suffered the same fate, as the Greeks were
superior in numbers, and animated by success, were
equal to the most audacious. enterprises. General Pe-
trove, who commands the Arcadians, had destroyed
200 Arabs who esc-sted a convoy of provisions through
the passes of Londari, and the capture of the convoy
could net fail to be severely felt by the Egyptians at
Tr ipolizza. The raising of the siege of Athens is con-
firmed. 'The Capitani, who inh 41)4 the mountains of
Upper Pnocis, and had capitulated when Redschid
Pacha and his army passed through &Ilona, had raiied
Again the Standard of Independence.' The villagers of
Attica ss ho had also feigned submission in order to be
able to get in their harvest, had resumed their arms,
and fallen on the Seraskier's rear, which they had so se-
riously annoyed, as to have alarmed him for the safety
of his army, and induced him to retire to Zeitouni,
where be could not be cut off. It was observed with
satisfactiso that the Janissaries of Negropont had not
co-operated with Redsclaid in his expedition against
Athens, and that the Paella of Eubsea, being jealous of
his progress, had sent him no assistance, but had kept
his troops, under several pretences, within his awn
Government.

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The Journal des Debra: states that Count Pozzo di
Borgo, Russian Ambassador in France, had set off for
Sr. Petersburg,' on Saturday last, immediately after
receiving a despatch by an extraordinary express. This
circumstance, however, is denied by the Etoile as
wholly untrue. The intelligence from the Russian
capital comes down to the Sd inst. It is silent respect-
ing the war with Persia, but reverting to the executions
which preceded the Emperor's departure for Moscow,
it chews that he had done every thing in his power to
lighten the misery of the relatives of the conspirators
who lately perished on the scaffold. Far from follow.
in* the victim beyond the grave, and in the barbarous
spit it of ancient laws visiting on the innocent children
and families of the offender the crime expiated by his
death, the new Emperor has displayed a Roble instance
of generosity and of mercy. He has not pardoned the
relatives of the dead, for that would have been pro-
claiming them guilty ; he has bestowed favours and
advancement upon them, and raised some of them to
situations which imply unbounded confidence in their
loyalty and their honour. To the unhappy wives of
Prince Troubetzkoy, and Colonel Mouravieff, he has
granted the only thing which was of value to them on
earth, the permission of accompanying their husbands
in their exile, and softening its horrors. To the father
of Colonel Pestel, 4 avowed head and promoter of
the conspiracy. Ore mof fifty thousand rubles has
been sent to repair hi{ ruined fortunes, and the rent of
an estate which he holds from the crown has been re.
mitted to him for a number of years. ?lay, the very
brother of the man who was net thought 'worthy to die
a soldier's death, instead of being involved in the des.'
grace of his brother's condemnation, has been appointed
Aide-de-camp to the Emperor, a post of such trust, that
the life of his master may, in some measure, be consi-
dered as in his keeping. These acts of magnanimity
had produced a deep sensation in the army in favour
of their author, and proved that they were at the same
time acts of consummate policy.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, ISM
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 804 for the Account, opened
this morning at goi to ; since which, the market is not quite so
good, and Consols may be quoted at 794 to SS for Money, and SO
to for the Account. Some business has been done, but not to
any considerable extent. A messenger has been sent to the Stock
Exchange, sating, that the Dinidend due on Mexican Stock, will
be paid by Messrs. Basun.
In the Foreign market there is not much doing at present, and
Mexican opened at 624 63 ; since which it has receded to 62.4.
In Shares nothing is doing.

Current prices : Old Spanish 94 101, Mezlean 621 1, Colombian
zu.w 354 36, Ruisian 83 i, Peruvian 20 28, Greek Boob 14 i,
Brazilian Shares 8.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Courl market, which appeared heavy in the earlier part of
the morning, and were done at 80 to a, have taken a turn within
this hour, and got up to ant fur the Account, owing to their being
great Bears of Money Stock. At present the market has a good
appearance, and Consols may be quoted at YO} f for the Account,
and 80h I for Money, with a good deal of business clang.

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The Foreign market has also improved since the earlier part of
the morning, and a great deal is doing in Mexican Bonds.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut.
3 per Celli Red. Shut.
S per Cent. Conk 801/8 7978 803/8 Yi
SA per Cent. Shut.
SI per Cent. Re l. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 953/4 /4
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut.
Long Ann. Shut.
India Bonds 27 29
1:1,000 Excheq. Bulls 15 16
C5OO ditto 15 16
CHM and £2OO ditto 18 16
Cons. tor Account 80 IA SON
FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, Serrtiamen 19.
Five per Cents. • 981. 65t.
• Three per Cents. • • 66f. —c.
Bank Stock . • . 2020 f. —e.
Rentes de Naples . . . 731. 10e.
Royal Spanish Loan . . 46i46;f.

• We have this day received the Voile of yesterday.
The only article which it contains is a letter from the
• Minister of Marine at Paris to the Chamber of Com-
merce at Havre, arm,uncing to them that the Mexican
fl .g will be admitted into all the ports of France.

Atter Klass on Wednesday, the Kum held a Coancil,at which the
Dacron; assisted; after which hi► Maritime transacted business
with the Duke Douneauvit.as.
We have also received the French Morning and Even•,

ing Papers of Tuesday. In the Joerxel des Debits we
I are told that. the siege of Athens is raised. M. EYNAaDd
reached Napoli di Romania on the 20th of July, with
the sue -ours destined for the Greek Government.
The Journals in the South of France abound with
rumours concerning the affairs of S, am and Portugal,
to which no credit is attached in the capital.

The Frankfort Journal, of the 16th inst. with other
German Papers, have been received; but they are al-
most wholly occupied with same details of th• ap-
proaching completion and opening of the University of
Munich, which possess no general interest.

Accounts from Madrid state, that the English Am-
bassador has remonstrated with the Spanish Minister
on the organization of the Portuguese troops, refugees
on the frontiers of Spain. The English Minister has
declared, that if Spain continues this conduct, it will
be regarded by England as a declaration of war; and
in future the English Ambassador will only communi•
cate with the King of SPAIN in person.

'FOREIGN FUNDS

AND SHARE LIST.

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