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London, England, 1828-02-25 00:00:00

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sItiONDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1828.

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STOCK ICXCHANOK, TWKLVEC O'CLOCK.

Comb tapososlthis neat Ni is but they have since gone
dams to net. j.
The Figalptualkat Is also la a state of confusion, with little
doing.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols are looking up. for within this half hour they have been
done at 831 to 1; but still the market is very unsteady.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 201 India Stock
4 per Cent. lied. 841 1121 I Ditto Bonds $5
S per Ct. Cons. en 821 831 South Sea Stock
Si per Min. Oki Annuities 831
S 1 per Cent. Red. 921 911 41000 &Oleg. Bills Se 59 56
4 per Ct. New WO/ 101 l £5OO Ditto 58 59 57
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and 2100 Ditto 58 59 57
4 per Cent. 1826,1021 102 India for Acct.
Lone Ann. 19 11.16 4 (.7onsolz fur Acct. 831 I 82j 834
FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian lids. 5p ()t. 611 Iles. 1'd5,1825,6 p Ct 331 1
Do Acct. 611 2 Do. Ace. 34/ 31 1
Colombian Botta., 6 ptr Ct. Peru'. MI.. 6 p C. 93
Do.lionds,lB44. Poring. Bds. S p C. 74
Do. Acct.fee 41 4 1 Do Acct. 74
Danish IQ.. 5 p Ct. 61 604 1 Russ. lids. 1822, 5 per Ct.
Do Acet 61 Llo Acct. 923 a la 4 4
Nes lids. 5 p Ct. 251 Spanish lids 5p Ct 101 1
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SliAltES. TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAMS. PAH%
35 20 63 63 64
SO 71 41
100 22a 16
50 5 151
100 23 6
40 25 131 1 14

Yesterday evening, a G. ntleman in a post•chaise and
four. arrived at the Foreiga-otfice, in Downing-street,
with dispatches, via Paris, lion► our Ambassador at Sr.
Prtersburgh.
A Cabinet Council assembled this afternoon at the
Foreign Office, and continued in deliberation a consi-
deral.le time.

We have given in our preceding columns (copied
from the Moniteur) the Manifesto issued by the Ottoman
Porte, re.pecting the interference of the Allies in the
affairs of Greece, to which such frequent allusion has
lately been made, and the substance of which 'A e have
already given. This Manifesto may be considered as
rendering concession on the part of Turkey as nearly
hopeless, deprives the mediating Powers of all pretence
for supporting her cause, and affords her enemies a
sufficieat justification of attack.
It is frankly acknowledged in this document, that
temporizing has been used for the purpose of making
efficient preparations for resistance, and delaying hos-
tilities till the summer. The only chance, therefore,
left for the preservation of peace is the abandonment of
the Greek question by the Alli s, which, after wkat has
takes place, it is no longer in their power to do without
dishonour.
The Gazette de Frarce ezirresses a hope that fresh
efforts will be made on the part of Austria to bring the
Pure to listen to its best inter ests, and that the blockade
of the Dardanelles by the allied ,quadeons, will still
induce the Divan to reconsider its decision. It also
anmunces that Austria and rillsal4 have cordially
joined the three Posers who signed the Treaty of the
6.h Joly.

The following are extracts from the Paris Papers
received this morning by the Marl : " Since the arrival
of the unfavourable news from Constantinople of the
l th. Prince Metternich has sent repeatedly couriers to
the above capital. with a hope to arrange the differences.
but the D;van has decidedly pronounced for %at., there-
fore all hopes of accommodation have vanished. At
the moment of the departure of the last courier iron
Vreno-, sent to the Austrian Ambassador at Paris. it
was generally feared that the Russians hmll passed the
Pruth, without waiting the adhesion of the other Powers.
This report baa caused the Austrian and other Funds
to fall."

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EXTRACT ON A LETTER unm PERPIGNAN, PER. 13.

""The King of Spain did not think it proper that J p
Estanys should enter Barcelona; accordingly he sent a
Commissioner to Olot to examine him, which lasted five
hours, and the report was made to his M . jtsty ; diet
which it was dtchied that he should be hung at Berge
but we have ho accounts as yet of his menu n."

We received German Papers to a latidate this fore-
noon. The extracts which we subjoin, taken from the
Aststrian Observer and the (Mental Spectators relay
principally to the piracies said to be still carrying on
in the Levant. These Papers are, however, notorious
for their hostility to the Greek cause: