Star.
London, England, 1827-06-16 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Coax& opened this morning at SS for the Account buyers, and
up to the present time they rennin steady at the above price, with
little or nothing doing. It Is still the general opinion that Con-
sob will experience a farther rise, as the Commissioners have to
purchase near nine hundred thousand for this Account, which,
with the dividends becoming due Next month, will greatly add to
' the immense capital in hand unemployed, end which will and its
way to the Coma matket.
Accounts from St. Sebastian, dated June 4, state, that an Ex-
press had arrived there from Bilbis', which mentions that the
greatest akrrn prevails here, owing to a Colombian ship of war
appearing in sight, watching the merchant ships In that pert. The
Authorities immediately gave orders for a detachment of troops to
proceed to the coast, to prevent a debarkation.
Accounts from Madrid mention, that the division of Oldatt.,
forming the rear-guard of the Army or Observation, consisting of
four thousand men, has left for Catalonia.

In the Foreign market not a bargain has been erected as yet,
and prices are nominaL
C prices: Old Spanish 111 12k, Mexican 681 49, Co.
lonsbiao 28} I, Greek i7k 18.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

The Como! Market, which appeared to recede a little in the
earlier part of the morning, when they were done at 841 to 25,
have, within a short period, regained their ground, and improved
} per cent. Censola may be quoted at present at 115 i to }.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK. -
Bank Stock 205} 405. !India Stock Shut

3 per Cent. Red. 841 i 4 Ditto Bonds
3 per Cent. Cons. Shvt. South Sea Stock
Si per Cent. 904 Old Annuities
54 per Cent. Red. 904 # £lOOO Ezcbeq. Bills SO 49 51
4 per Cent. New Shut. .1600 Ditto SO 49 51
4 per Cent. Scrip .1100 and £2OO Ditto 50 49 51
4 per Cent. 1826, 100 j 4 Advertised 49 SO
Long Ann. Consols for Acct. 8.5 841 1114
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 244 I Mez. Bds. 1823,6 p Ct. 694
Ditto 8d5,1824, 284 i I Do. Acct. 69 i
Do. Acct. 534 i Peruvian Bondsip C. 234
Gr.8d5.182.4. S p Ct. 174 417 4 Russ. [ids, 1822,5pC. 924
Do Acct. 174 18 174 Do. Account 924
Mef. 110551,5 per Ct. Span. Has 5 p Ct. 114 11
Do. Acct. Ditto Acet. 12
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK
SHAM PAIA
100 80 32
190 20 964 ,
400 400 338
40 30 13

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Anglo Meziean
Brazilian
Real del Moots
United Mezican

Finn= Penns, June 13.—Vive per Cents. Nnt. 75c. Three
per Cents. ant% Bank Stock, !Ma.— Neapolitan Reines,
7Sf. 35e.

The House of Lords was much crowded last night,
in the expectation that the Amended Corn Bill would be brought
forward, but the author and supporters of the Amendment hung
back ; and the country is thus left to writhe another year ander the
operation of the old law.

The Report on Mr. WILUOT.HORTOS*S Bill respect-
ing the Canada Clergy Reserves, was tardier considered in the Have
of Commas last4night.

Letters from Paris, of this morning, say, that the
Greeks have requested Russia and the other great
Powers not to interpose between them and the Turks.

The Paris Papers, received last night, contain me-
lancholy tidings from Greece, brought to Trieste by a
vessel, which left Syra on the 19th ult. It is stated
that the Seraskier, RCUSCHIII PACHA, who has so long
besieged the citadel of Athens, having received large
reinforcements from Constantinople, surrounded the
Greeks, and having furiously attacked them, destroyed
the flower of their army, to the amount of from three
to four thousand men. After this overwhelming defeat,
the troops who had so long and so courageously de-
fended the Acropolis, capitulated according to one
version, and according to another had come to the
resolution, of blowing themselves up with that for-
tress. From the date of the disaster not being men-
tioned, and from other circumstances, which we shall
presently state, it is our firm belief that the present re-
port is merely an amplification of the account we gave
two days ago, brought also by a vessel, which had ar-
rived at Trieste from Syra, where she had touched on
ber way from Smyrna, and which stated as a mere
rumour, discredited by the Captain himself, that the
Acropolis had surrendered, though not in con-
sequence of a great defeat of the Greeks, but from
want of provisions alone. We have no doubt that
the vessel, referred to in the too accounts, is the same,
as the dates correspond in both cases, as respect Trieste
as well as Syra. We have little doubt, therefore, that
the intelligence of the overthrow of the Greeks rests
upon a more than suspicious authority, particularly as
it is altogether improbable that the Greeks, with so
many means of ascertaining the movements of the
enemy, and directed at the same time by so skilful an

Officer as General CHuncu, would suffer themselves not
only to be taken by surprise, but to be hemmed in, in such
a manner as to preclude the possibility of escape. They are
fu too wary, as every one must bear testimony, who has
bad an opportunity of making personal obiervations on
their manner of fighting, to be caught in such a trap.
We repeat, therefore, that the news of their entire defeat
rests upon the most uncertain authority.
In the non. official part of the Moaiteur, there are ad-
vice: from Stockholm to the 26th ult. according
to which the Swedish Government had given orders

that a naval arenzment, consisting of a ship of tie line,'
two frigates, and several smaller vessels, should be got
ready by the middle of June, for the purpose, as was
conjectured, of j-iining a Russian squadron which was
fitting out at Croostade for the Mediterranian. We
confess that the junction of the two squadrons, as well
as ilteir ulterior destination, appear to us highly pro-
bleratical t and suspect, on the contrary, that the sole
object of the Russian armament is the etercise of the
seamen, which is perforated annually in the Bailie and
the German Ocean. The Swedish squadron is probably
fitting out for a similar purpose.

QUEENSBERRY LEGATEES.

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THOMAS V. MONTOOMIHT.

Yesterday the Vica-CHArical.t.ou was pleased to or-
der 360,8701. 4s. 2J. Bank S per Cent. Annuities, to be
distt ibuted amongst the Legatees and Annuitants of
the late Duke of QUEENSBZRRY.
Jane t 5, 1527.