Star.
London, England, 1827-07-10 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

"fie ruports in &Citation this morning, tend to lovrer the
WWI market, as it is said that an lame of two millions of Bs-
ciarpter Bills wiWtake place daring the year ; also that books are
to be opened arthe Bank for the sale of Loog Annuities, by which
swans Ministers can reduce the circulation of Exchequer Bills. A
sale of Bee tbossand Exchequer Bills took place this morning, by
the government Broker, which has reduced that article ten
per cent. from 63 to 53; but it is not believed ;hat this sale was
on ammo of °outmost. Consols opened this morning at 871,
but sow after receded to 87i for the Account, and at present may
be quoted at 871 6. No speculation of any extent has yet taken
place, and the market does not appear in se prosperous a state u
they have appeared for these few days past.
In the Foreign market little is doing at present.
Current prices s Old Spaaish 101 11, Mexican 696 I, Color.
hien 301 j, Brazilian litlf 60, Buenos Ayres 62 63, Russian 916
Danish 62j 63, Greek 17, Exchequer Bills 53 to 55.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

The fluctuation in the Consol market, op to the present time,
has been about 1 per cent. from 871 t. 871 for the Account ; and
at present may be quoted at 87k. The market appears rather
more steady than in the earlier part of the morning.
' PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 210 i 2101 ladle Stock
S per Cent. Red. 861 1 Ditto Bonds 86 88 84
Spec OM. Cans. 86i I SI 6e d. Snuck Sea Stott
31 per Cent. 93 Old Annuities
n per Cent. Red. 931 193 AlOOO Ezciaeq. Bills 55 53 SS
4 per Cent. New 1001 1 les d. .1500 Ditto 53 56
4 per Cent. Scrip .inoo and42oo Ditto 53 55
4 per Cent. 1826,100 102 India for Accoont
Long Ann. 19 15.16 20 Comb for ACM fi7l i i I I
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bde. 5 p Ct. Greek Bonds/ 5 p Ct. 15/ 16
Do. Acct. 60 D0.8d50225, 5 pCt. 10 17*
Bunn. Ayr( slidt.6 p C. 611/ Hey Mt 1825,6, Ck. 691 49
Do Acct. Do. Acct. 691 1 1 k 69 /
Colombian Boo• d.,6 p Ct. Rms. 8'1%1822,21W. 941 /
Ditto R 6,1821.501 Span. Ilia 5 p (mot. 10k it 101
Do. Account 31
I Ditto 510,11
hnish lids. 3 p Ct. aa 63 Fr. Reams, 3 p Ct. 73
Do. Acct. 63 1 &change 25f 40e
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
1111111 all. We.
13mIllan 100 SO 241
'foam 50 5 24 .
General bfining Asses 100 5 6*
United Mexican 40 30 11k
Protector Fire so it .£1 Its et db.
Canada Company 100 10 . 7*
Fiume Fuels Jute T. Vise per Cents. 103 f. Oc. '—Throe
per Cents. 731.—liank Stock, 2,015 f. 0r..--Napies agates, 711 f. 10c.

• The Austrian Observer, which reached us this Morn-
ing to the 28th oh. contains no political news of any
interest. It gives, however, a harrowing picture of the
devastating effects occasioned by the rising of the wa-
ters its Several provinces of the Austrian empire,'• The
capital too, which bas,not been exempt from this scourge,
has experienced theiZaiiiiiit4 evil of a variable tem-
perament, the sticilf oppressive. heat and intense cold
succeeding one another rapidly. Croatia, Carinthia.
.Cainkiia, Styria, and the Tyrol, were stoat subject to the
'MOW violent rains•; and, in several places, particularly
Those situated in the vicinity of the mountains, the
ground has been so softened, that_ vineyards and houses
:•bare sunk into it, and been totally destroyed. The
fivers have everywhere overflowed their banks. and
form vast lakes, extending one and even two leagues
oil each side of their usual bed. The communications
are almost wholly interrupted, and the inhabitants still
reside in the upper parts of their houses. In the mean-
time, the hopes of an ample harvest, which had been
previously cherished, are turned to bitterness; and at
the date of the last accounts there was no indication
that the evil would soon termina.e.

We al.o received this •morning Frankfort Papers to
the 3.1 instant, but they throw as little light as the
ormer, upon the single question, which now engrosses
the attention of the more enlightened as well as the more
selfish classes of continental politicians—we mean of
course, the affairs of Greece. We have news through this
channel from Berlin, to the 29. h ult. but it guards silence
upon this interesting subject, from which it would be
hazardous, and indeed unjust, to infer that the Prussian
Court is a lukewarm witness of the measures taken
in concert by England, Russia, and France, for the
pacification of Greece. Prussia, including her princes,
nobles, and prople, have displayed a very active
sympathy in favour of the struggling Greeks ; and
if her standard shall not flame in the van of their deli-
verers, it is because she has no means, from her want of
maritime conveyance, of transpdrting it thither. In the
meantime, the hour, which &hall rescue that people
from their present afflictions and from the fear of
a more cruel visitation, is rapidly approaching. In-
telligence of the actual sailing of the Russian fleet, was
received this morning via Paris, basing been conveyed
to that capital by M. Divorv, Secretary of the Russian
Embassy to that Court, and who had travelled en courier
from St. Petersburgh. We may therefore expect to hear
of its immediate arrival in the Channel, unless it prefer a
more northerly course for the purpose of saving time.
Before it can reach its destination, the British fleet in the
Mediterranean will be carried to its full complement;
and probably the Freich will also have completed their
preparations before that time. To say that the Turks
have any means of resisting such a mass of force, would
betray gross ignorance, as any one of the fleets would
suffice to sweep them from the seas ; if they resist, it will
be a passive resistance, and of that description, which
can only eat into their own vitals, without injuring the
Allies, or the objects of their magnanimous protection,
in the mess distant degree. However, they seem deter..
pitied not to give up their prey, till they are compelled to
; and the reasons they assign for their conduct, are as
specious as if they had attended a course of lectures in
the school of the Holy Alliance. In fact they are
capied 'abating from sonic of the State Papers of that

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