Star.
London, England, 1827-05-19 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present time, there is a complete stagiiation *4 In
the English and Foreign market. Consols opened at the same
price they left off yesterday, IS for the Account.
In the Foreign market, Mexican Bonds are rather heavy this
morning. In other South American Securities nothing is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish 1111 I. Mexican 67} I, Colons-
Min ilkj, Portuguese 77 76, Brazilian ISt, Russian 90j 91,
Danish 61 j, Greek 16 j, Exchequer Bills 49 50.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Daring the past hoer, we are inundated with various reports,
sock as the KING being very ill, and has been cupped—also that
Mr. CANING is indisposed—the Funding of &Chequer Bills—five
thousand more troops going to &nasal—and lastly, the certain
death of the Princess of Poalosat. This catalogue of aerial
reports has had the effect of lowering 'the Canal market d per
Cent. dart the earths part of the morning, and may be quoted, up
to the present time, at tdi I for the Account, with little dein&

PRICE OF /MOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCIL
Bank Stock i India Stock ea*
•

per Get. Rod. 882 82
3 per Cent-Cam 83 822
32.per02 per Cent.
Caw. Red. 882 I
4 per Cent. New 981
4 per Cent. Scrip
4 Or Cmic 1888, 981 a 1
Len Ana.l9 181518
FOREIGN FUND
pi I Boods,B per Ct so
C mbianßond.,6pCt.ilq
Ditto Bds, 182401.2
.2 # I

Ditto Bonds 70
Oki Annuities
£lOOO Escisequer Hi Y. 49 3*
£5OO Ditto 41 50
etioo sad 0100 VW 49 01
Contoukeial
Bank for August
Coosaistor Amt. 53 Pi
. TWO O'CLOCK.
Alas. Acct. 471 14 67 j 41 71
Parsugesse 1)45.3 p C. Ili
=lp& tip C. 075

Do. Act; 311-i j j—
-14,10.9“1825,6 p 671 61 7k

.41 itiateilp G jai f
isdallee• ail a. .

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13113 MU AND IFOKKIO-N SHANKS, TWO O'CLOCK
SWAIM WS.
100 O.
40 30

Angle Mexican
tinned elexicaa

3S
14j 1S

FOAMS FUNDS, MAY Five per Cana. 1001.
per Cants. 'TOL 4.sc.—BaakStack, 9,0231. 75c.—Rcotss de Naples.
77f. Soc.
The KING fully intended to have held a Council this
day at St. James's, to receive and swear• in the new
Members of the Administration; but at an early hour
this morning, circular letters were sent round officially
from the Council Office, to all the Members of the Cabi-
net, stating that the Council was unavoidably put off.
We are sorry to add that this postponement is saidl to
be occasioned by the indisposition of his M'aiitsrv.

Lord Eizetillollol/611, in the House of Lords lest
night, adverted to some questions he had put on a former day re-
specting Portugal. On that occasion a Noble Friend objested to
answer, on the ground that a negotiation was pending. He, how-
eon, considered himself called upon to make further Inquiry.—
Parliament bad been left In doubt whether the negotiation ought
to go on or not, for he did not know whether the troops ought not
to be withdrawn bummer. He understood that the cause for send-
ing the troops had ceased, and that they remained there for another
purpose. If this were the case, and they were kept there, except for
the express purpose stipulated in the Treaty. Spain would have
cause to complain, and have a just cause for war.
Lord Dunker sue Wass said, the Government undoubtedly
took all the responsibility which belonged to the important subject.
They were to do the best for the country, and when the time came
for explanation they should prove they had adopted the beet coarse.
It was not, however, possible for him at that time to make any can-
stunication. All he could do was to beg of the Noble Load not to
indulge In suspicions, but to wait for discussion and esplanades.
Mr. BEA 1111014 2., in the House of Commons, last night,
gave notice, that, in consequence of events which have taken place,
he should withdraw the notice he bad given of a Modes for Tors
day, respecting the Ministry.
Mr. Liell Kees having moved the second reading of the Penryn
Ekocdott Bill, adverted to the Report of the Select Committee on
the Penryn Election, and stated various acts of the most gross and
dlegtsting bribery and corruption. The IMI was then read a second
there sod committed ; and see of the witnesoes prevaricated 110 musty
that be was forthwith sent to Newgate.

By the arrival of the Hamilton, daptain Bonitza, at
Liverpool, from New York, which plate she left on the
24th alt. Papers has' been received at the North and
Booth American Coffee House opus that date inclusive.
The following is an extract of a private letter contained
therein :* Mate.

" I deem it important be communicate to you, for the
information of persons trading to this place, that the
Revenue regulations are now enforced with the itmost
rigour, sad that attempts to evade them must inevitably
erd in the forfeiture of goods. The Intendant, Mr.
Pinillos, who is a shrewd upright man, ef extraordinary
essmgy and decision, Is firmly resolved to put an end
to smuggling, which is so extremely injurious to the
fair dealer and to the Government: to attain this ob-
yobs has imently adopted very elEcient means. The
penilties in certain eases, besides the loss of goods, er-
tend to a heiefin!. The American schooners Romeo
ad Enterprise, on board of which smuggling had
bas detected, have been seized, and the iamb with
their cargoes were sold forthwith at public auction.—
Several ethics were dimmed, having articles of a dif-,

feral nature minktogethee, such as beans with a
Mies, and shoes with potatoes, •with the intention

smuggling. The Intendant, however, acted with equity
in not punishing the design of the patties concerned,
sad restored them their' property, but issued the Official
Notice. you will find in the Gazette, sent herewith, I
whereby all such articles in future will be ferfitited.-1
The Intendant, on the other hand, ever anxious to study
the convenience of the merchants, and to facilitate the
transaction of business, pnblishedan Order, of the Ist.
of this month, allowing i credit of five months on cue..
tons-house duties. Heretofore no vessel was allowed
to sail until the duties outtki; atto 'were paid to
the Tionury:

" ' 411 bructit. 'mpg!,
i4ffes Eac:ellenar thr Intssdaat bas directed, bi an
Ordarisqed this' day; that all codas; effects, or articles
of dada. which be foundlisised nether. and not coming

the order and separationtorrepponding to the cha-
racter or desaiptiOn of the packages, bales, or boxes,
particularly- as regards things totally unconnected ; sachl
as potatoes with shoes,beans with catubrics, kc: shalt;
be forfeited, although they may have .been entered, in
consequence of frauds that have been practised in the,
Royal Revenue,-.This order to be enforced 45 days,
from, this, for vessels coming from the gaited States.;
and 90days for those arriving from Europe.
(alined) " SADANO, Coasotot."

Philadelphia Papers to the 21st April, and Charles
ton to the 17th April, have likewise been received at
the N'Oith and South -AinefiCan''Coffre.house.. •

PllOll-rit

tares, iarsaL_lte.

FItOM TIM ISTHMUS AND Pastent.—Captain
Bos-
siere, arrived at Baltituore, sailed from Chaves on the
12th of March, reports, that on the 10th of February a
new Intendant (it relative of Bolivar) 'arrived at Pans•
ma, to supersede General Carlotta ; and on his arrival,
a new order of, things took place. The troops there
.were ordered to sail for Carthagena. A capittation
tax of three dollars was laid, and nearly all the public
buildings used under the - Royal Government were
to be sold, and a great deal of the
.Church plate had
been disposed of on Government account. Advices'
from Guayaquil had been received. Every thing is
quiet on the Pacific coast, and the ports were inundated
with "Europeas goods.

Pian.-s.Gesseral Santa Cruz published a Decree on
28th elf Antioch convoking a Constituent Congreu
he the Ist of. May, mod to form a Constitution adapted
to the ; and to elect a President and Vice Pre.
aciest. This measure poses the force and high triumph
of the Constitutional party. Bolivar, whatever his uto-
lives might have been, has lately appeared friendly to
the Republican principles. It is clear that Peru, as
well as a large proportion of Colombia, will not tolerate
them. The Proclamation of Santa Cruz virtually
overthrows the Bolivarian Constitution. Gen. Santander
and his friends were well pleas-d with the news, which
was brought to Bogota by two Colombian Officersotn.
every species of joy was exhibited in that capital.
. , A change of Ministry. also took place in ,Lima—the
general clamour placed Viduarre mad Selanaar in thel
place of Pando and Heres. This is not all. A cor-
respondence is said to bi found which justified suspicion'l
against Bolivar. In the writing-delk of General I'M'
vas found a very interesting oorr espondence, which
moors-the plans that had been formed to blind General
Santindtr, and speaks with the greatest contempt of
'the Congress, laws, and lib;ral-minded men of the
country.
- A bloodleirrevolatima was commenced at Linn on
the 9.6 th of January, by two CuloAbian Officers, who
elected General Bugamente for the Commander in
Chief, and arrested their Chiefs Officers, to send them
home.

We have received the Paris Papers to Thunder, ex-
tracts from which appear in another part of our Paper.

A number of the Cabinet Ministers and tome official
Gentlemen assembled yesterday afternoon, at the residenra of Mr.
CAMPO, In Dewning-ttreet. between Ire* and four o'clock.
Among them were the Loss CAMICELLOS, Viscount Geonmou,
Mr. Secretary Havana, Mr. Wrote, Mr. Hummasset. the Hen.
Wit.u.sx Laxa. ice. Mr. Ts had an interview yesterday
with Mr. CAPNIMG.

The Duchess of CLatanCe, the Duke and Duchess
of GLOIPCISTEI the Princess Agouti, the Princess Soma, and
du Princess eastern, inspected the Kshibitian of Pictures of tho
British Institution in Pafl.uall, yesterday.
The Princess SOPHIA took as ailing yesterday for the
first due duce her indispooltioe.
The Duchess of CLAIIHNCII, necompanied by the
Princess Ca stern, the Duchess of Gunicrens, and the Primus
Soren, vkited the Princess Amos yesterday.
The Duke of CLARZWCH attended at the Admiralty
ry. A umber of Naval Olken had audieoces of his
itte lesnesa.
Duchess of Cc A aspics and the Princess CARLOTTI
whitest the Duchess of Km, at her apartments, In else -llnse'er
Wan. Kataington. on Thursday. The two Dufresne and she
'damsels Pumas and Custom, took an airing &hennas ia
Xamertse Gardens. .
The Princess AUGUSTA had a ease Party to Dame,
pooseday, at her residence in the Kinn Palace. fn. James's.
The Lady whe was • so noblylistinguiihed in the
llllalisad garb at the enleilonlin limil en Monday. was Lady
reggaes, Canstas.. Her Ladyship were a superb velvet drool
et die Cumming tangs, with a satin drapery of the Genoa, richly
SAW with semi" ands Kutch up of black velvet zed steel, with
diameedis 11114 hick hobos. satemealeil with three eagles plumes
the badge el Childiebey s these wee not another Lady dressed
the le end garb. Her sheers, the beautiful Nines
Cuunata. redted meowed sebelratitme—one in the chancier of
Min arm tibia, another as an Italian Peasant, and the third
as a Sauk Dais.

iiriumamt, Esq. chins and ma/chant taylor.l
au eta. Gentlemen to malleatt.• fee the Mee of Sheriff of
Lowden and Middleeed, bee availed MmaeU of the recent Order of
the Court of C4lll=oll Council, to be •eased from that nondaa-
tiool b 7 Pa,* a hoe of i4OO, and so marks Into the Chamber
of Loodeo.

Wedna•laf, immediately after the morning prayers
at Kensington Church, a Gentleman's( very respectable
appearance and deportntent publicly renounced the
errors of Popery, and was admitted a member of the
Church of England, in the presence of a numerous
congregation. The service on this occasion was per-
formed in a very impressive manner by the Archdeacon
of LONDON, under the sanction of the Stamm and the
whole behaviour of the sew convert was highly c:•
.eusplary.