Star.
London, England, 1826-10-05 00:00:00

'cofint, Let us into!
Ctslhe 11.1gsook ...-
admit .7. ri\
• .11•111 Above a_V et lie form one family. Let those
names which dis ingdlslt particular countries be merge
in the general name of brothers. Let us trade without
obstacles. Let us go everywhere without prohibitions
or restrictions. In no custom-house let American pro-
perty be registered. Let us give to each other perpetual
proofs of confidence, disinterestedness and true friend-
ship. Let us form a body of rights which civilized
nations may admire. in it let the injury offered to ono
state be considered as extended to all; as in well rega.
lated societies, that which is committed against an indl-
sriduil, interests the rest of the republic. Let us solve
the problem of what is the best Government. In oars,
the individual enjoying the greatest quantity of good,
doubtless has the fairest prospect of attaining to the
Itighest degree of happiness to which human nature is
susceptible.
" And when our labours having been concluded, we shall retire
to our homes, surrounded by our children, let us take the most ten-
der of them in our arms, and raise him in offering to the Su
lizittc, our cheeks bathed with tears—let us male hith, with inno-
cent accents, pronounce a thanksgiving for the immense benefits
which we have received from Sits sovereign justice. Let the Greek
celebrate his exploits when leaving Troy to ashes; but let the Re-
presentatives of the Republics of America glory in having promul-
gated laws which secure a general peace with ail nations, and the
eternal felicity of those States which now confederate and lay the
'foundation of an union which will last for ages.
" ' Panama, June 22, Md.
" • lst of the Great American Diet.
"' MANUEL DE VIDAURRE".

ERRATUM —ln the Advertisement, yesterday, of a
Warm Gairuousa BITCH FOUNIS for " No. 41, Edgware-road,"
Lead " No. I 41."

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1026.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left of yesterday at 801 i for the Account,
opened this morning at the same price; since which they may be
quoted at 801 for the Account, and the same for Moneys The
business doing at present is not of anr importance, but the market
is firm. It is now known that the Revenue this Quarter, up to
the present time, is considerably deficient, and it is stated that the
Customs alone is short from seven to eight hundred thousand
pounds, and the Stamps two hundred thousand : the. Excise is not
yet exactly known.
In the Foreign market Mexican Bonds are steady, but there is
,tittle doing in other Foreign Securities.

Current prices: Old Spanish ton 1, Mexican 611 621, Colom-
bian 351, Chillan 37138, Russian 831, Peruvian 26 28, Greek
bonds 131 14.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:
Bank Stock Shut.
rer Cei t. It-d. Shut.
pes r Cent. Cent. Cons. 801/4 1h 1,4
per Cent. Shut.
SI pet Cent. Re.i. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 051,!% % 1,4
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut.
Long Ann. Shot.
LINO Exthey. Rills 16 18
£.500 ditto 20 21
4:100 and 1:200 ditto 20 22
India for Acct. 24114
Cons. to: Account 801,4 s/8
FOREII3N FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Chilian Bonds, 6 p 0.573 Mex. Acct. Oil # 11 a a a
Ditto Acct. 371 Pruss. lids. 4p C.
Colombian Honk, Do. Bonds, 1822, 5 p C. 84
Do. Bonds, 1824,.35 Rugs. Oils 1852, 5 p C. 831
Do. Acct. 351 S Ditto Aect.
Danish Ronda, 5 pCt. 561 73 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 101
blex.Bonds.s per Ct. 51 Uo. Acc.
Do 13di18254 6p. Ct. 611 2 Fr. Renter. 5p C 97f 75c
61k I 3 Exchange, 25f 55e
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.

SHAM PAID.
Bolanos 490 175
Brazilian 100 20
Colombian 100 15
Real del Monte 400 400 —.
Ditto New 400 250 160
Alliance British 100 10 71
FRENCH FUNDS, Nan, Oamara 2.
Five per Cents. • of • 911 f. 70c.
Three per Cents. . . • 66f. —c.
Bank Actions . . . 2025 f. —e.
Hewes de Naples . . . 79f. 20c.
Royal Spanish Loan . • 460.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, VIENNA, Barr. 25.
hletalliques as 1546t1i. Sok Shares 1039.

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Frankfort Papers to the 28th ult. have been received,
from which we make the following extracts:
ZURICH, Sumter& 23.
The Canton of the (irisons has issued a provisional

erdinance against Proselytism. By this ordinance no-
body is to entice members of another Church to change
• their religion, especially not by hopes of temporal ad-
vantages ; all Magistrates are bound to punish, in an
exemplary manner, all such attempts within the sphere
of their jurisdiction, either by fine or imprisonment;
and in case the transgressors are not citizens, or mem-
bers of the commune, by sending them out of it. No
y erson under 20 years of age may leave one Church for
another, without the consent of his parents, guardians,
or relations. Such pretended conversions are to be con-
sidered as null. P.trents whose children, contrary to
their will, go over to another Church before that age,
are authorised entirely to disinherit them.

VIENNA, Stemma 19.
The Hesperus contains a long article on the`four
annual fairs at Pesth, in Hungary, at which business to
an immense extent is transacted. At the August fair
neatly 40,000 cwt. of wool were sold, and there was twice
that quantity at the fair. Almost all was purchased for
home consumption.
The quantity of wine brought from Hungary in 180
ships, which are towed down tbe Danube by horses, was
100,000 barrels, of which 80,000 were sold. The best
wine of Osen was sold for five or six florins, and the
ordinary wines at two florins.—ln the cattle market,
which, with its immediate dependencies, occupies nearly
a square mile (18 square miles Englib), a great deal of
business was done.

23d.—His Royal Highness Duke Anthony of Saxony,
with his consort theArchduchessTheresa, arrived here on
the 19th, and the Grand Duke of Tuscany arrived yes-
terday. The inhabitants of Vienna are highly gratified

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