Star.
London, England, 1827-11-12 00:00:00

THI43 EVENING STAR.

LON I )ON.

MONDAY, NOVEMBIR. 12, 1827.

STOCK ZXCHANCK. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The effect of the naval engagement, at Nave in, and the spleudid
result, produced a great agitation at the opening of the Coneol
market this morning, and various prices foe Consols were de-
manded t they opened at SO 1, and at length the market be-
came ready at 161 fee the Account, at which price they now
may be quoted. A good deal of business has been dons.
We ban it reported that two Expresses have arrived horn Paris,
but up to this moment, nothing has transpired.
It is understood that the English sod French Governments have
t heed reinforcements of ships to the Mediterranean.
hoe Foreign market, the only transaction worth observation
ls Now Ayres Stock, which has fallen since Saturday four oe
Sw pet Cent. In all other Foreign Securities little is doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

Within this hoer the Caned market kat become very heavy, s
'Consols hare fluctuated this morning between 861 to se, Nine
'present may be quoted at 86 to j for the Account, with. 8 goad
deal dole*. Up to the present time, we have no fresh arrivals
1311 n ties Mediterranean.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Riot Stock 208 1107} MS} indla Stock 951 253
$ per Cent. Red, 251 j j Ditto Bonds 95 97
surrCt. Can. 661 } South Sea Stock
SI per Cent. Old Amsaddes
ye pet de. ha. 90 991 ant= IteesimnalllsM
4 Fir Cl. New 1091 104 , st3oo DUMAS
4 per Cent. Scrip 1100 and ASS bites* b
,per Cont. 1646, 1011 .1 Bank for Asss. toe
Long Ann. 191 1 Volsci. for Acct. sok it
mitiCION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK
8d5.59 Ot. Peruvian Beinds,6 p 0197}
Do. Am 591 Do Area 27*
34,c011pire Muff C. 46 Prusa. 116.5 p C.
Do. Ac.t. 461 46 Do. Bonds, 1822, 3 p 101*
iniaiih Ms. 3 p Ct. ON }6l Russ Ms 1422,5 p 93* jet
Do Aect. 61 60* Do Am 931._
Greek Bond., 5 p Ct. Spanish Ma 5 p c 0 10
Ds 114 s. 1895, bp Ct. 16} 17} Ditto Sao, 10*
16117} Do. 805e15,11123,5 p G6j
Do Acct 17 * Do Amt.
No lids. 182.:, 6 p C. French Nantes, s p Ct. Ti f 50e
.Do Acct 5.3* 54 531, Eschange 93f 2Sc
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK,
• MAIM PAM
Bruilian 35 So
Pawn La Ns St Peeler. Atm. IS
Real dcl Monte ' 400 400
Do. Do. 420 430 425 436
100 5 4}
100 10 31}
EXCHANGES.
Alterman, Nov. 9—On London, 11 97*. 2 IN. 11 24
Itiasanme, Nov. 6—On London, 36 1. 4 N. 35 10*.
Lorna, Nov. 2.-On London, 3 M. 6 14*.
Beaus, Nov. s—On Landon, 3 N. 6 25*.
Fames Fuses. —Pas" Nov. 9. Five per Cents 101 f. /kr*
Three per Ciente. 711.40 c. Mask Steck, 2,0004 Oc. Narbanepe
ea Landes, one month, 251. ISe. Three months, 251.

Marine Alliance
Geatdian Fire Ass

Si Sig
£2 ils

In nor Paper of Saturday we hid before our Readers
as ample an outline of she facts connected with tbe tre-
mendous battle of .Nasario as could then be collected of
that important and splendid event. To-day we have the
pleaioreof giving; from the Gametes of France and Eng-
knd, official accounts of thisglorioosochievrnent. To
thee a ccournts we refer our Readers foe the rise,progress,
asd result of a battle beween the Allied Powers• and
the Two-Egyptian fleet, which has ended, as might
*orally be expected. in the complete discontinua and
total• rfiseraiiind of the latter.

The aligessisios Zeilmow of the .sth November, re•
timed this morning, contains the following article,
ender the head of Corfu, 161 October:

" We hear that Ibrahim after failing in his expedition
to Patras, landed all his hoops and artillery at Navarin,
to carry oa operations by land. The Barbarians, are
stated to have committed the greatest devastations, and
to barn and murder uhetever they go. This news
mites great consternation here, as it thews how Ibrahim
understand, the armistice

The following is posted at the North and Sooth Ame-
ricas Coffee-house :—" Accounts from Lignite are to
she 4ht of September. !Wary thing was quiet there,
and the public were anaicaly waiting for
.the arrival, of
Bolivar at Bogota: there wara heart on the 19th that
he had arrived; bat a pialiiiirigigOO thriftier says it was
a false rumour."

A Leeward hand e‘ iVlT—aas arrived, but briar no
sees: left St. ThomaA on the 7th October.

New South Wales Papers arrived el **Mortis and South Ame-
rican Coffee house to the lath of Joie. One of thew, the lhr
sumo, dated the 3lst of May, giyes the following "We regret
to inform our Readers, that his lizeelletacy the Lieutenane.Gew
moor met with a seeing accident yesterday afternoon, near the
Dark Snake, on the road from new Norfolk to Ildbart Town.—
IN Excellency Will &Wag a tandem. atooseganied by. COMM=
Amnia, when the leader teok•hight, and tan sway. Mr. Astute
jumped out, and received a segrere contusion. HU Eacelleney was
aas thrown out, and one of the wheels passed ever his tide; but
do carriage being empty. It did not produce any serious injury."

His MAJESTY is expected to arrive in town in the
tonne of this week to hold a Council at St. James's
Liam

Captain BATifilltST. who has nobly fallen in his coon-
ITT's Invite on board the Genes, was a most respectable, sealing.
adtallant Aker. He was promoted to the rank of Poet Captain
ist the 24th of October, 17911.. He was actively employed during.
the whole of the war, and commanded the Fame, of 74 guns, till
the teraiuutaan of it. Foe the late three years balm commanded
tie Genoa, or 74 guns, the ship in which he has hewalain, twirls&
111
', in Wheal* declined to leave her on her being otdeted to
doe Meditator:no
It may not be in .the recollection of many of oar
readers, th.t Vicaqidasiral Sir E. Conattecrrow was
`rain of the Oriels at the memorable battle of Tra-
Had he waited another day before he destroyed
*kith fleet, it would have been the anniversary
glories' victory in which he bad a sbam on the
4 October. 1905, when the country was deprived
lamented naval here. Lord Newly t and the ma-
force of France and Spain annihilated by the
. fleet under his command. The loss in killed
wounded on our part at tiavarin, is nearly at
t as that sustained in the action off Cape St. Vas-
nn the 14th of February, 1797; the number this
slit 73, mid 2ai3 wounded; and at tiaearin 76
and 197 wounded.
article from the frontiers of Moldavia. dated
22, says—at Requisitions of every space has been]
,ed in the two pribcipalitiesloy the Pacoa of Siles-
the name of the Porte, which has greatly excited
tetition of the Russian Consul at Bucharest, and
Rent at Jassey, who have made remonstrances to
Hospod,.., which they lay is against the Treaty.
b°l-odats have seat tartars to Constantinopleon
jett"