Star.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

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W. Locher, from 34th Foot ; Brevet Major H. Eliald, from 65b '
Mot; Bretetliajor 314 sago 31'Pharsots.' from 42d Foot; Brew
Major 'r. Hogarth, Imo 54th Feet • Brevet Majot Ed. Witty.
from 26th Foot ; Brevet Major Willi= Gray, from 94th Foot ;
Brevet Kajor StepbenZuppage, from Seth Fpot ; Brim Major
Thomas Falls, ftom 20th Feet; Unmet Major Arthur Bowen,
from 3d Foot; Brevet Major Henry from 934 Foot;
Brevet Major Thomas Weare, from 35th ioot ; Brevet Major
John Blake Lynch, from 35th Foot ; Brevet Major William
Elution Rains, from 36th Foot ; Brevet Major James Rowan,
from tat Foot; Brevet Major John Mitchell, front 79th Foot;
Brevet Major James Jenkin, from 84th Foot ; Brevet Major
Anthony Lyster, from Bth Foot ; Brevet Major Wittiest Pierce '
Cotter, from sib Foot ; Brevet Major Stephen D'Arcey Kelly
from 10th Foot; Brevet Major David Goodsman, from 61st,
Font ; Brevet Major Arthur Bernard, from 64th Font ; Breve
Major Dunlop Digby, from 65th Foot ißrevet Major William
Bennett, from 69th Foot; Brevet Major William Parry Tale,
from 48th Foot ; Brevet Major Daniel Baby, front titis Foot.
OirICE OF ORDNANCe, JUNI 9, 1896.
Royal Regiment of Artillery—Major William Lloyd to be Lissa.
rant Colonel, vice IY Am I, retired; Captain and Brevet Major
William Cleeve-to be Major, vice Lloyd ; Second Carols Chris.
topher Clarke to be Captain, -vice Cleeve •' Second Captttissr
William Smith, from half pay, to be Second Captain, Site (lute.
Commissions signed by the Deputy Lieutenants of the Tower
Hamleti, in the Absence of the Lord Lieutenant.
Ist Royal Regiment of Tower Hamlets Militia—Ensign Henry
Stanton to be Lieutenant, vice Litherland, deceased; David

Gwynne, Gent. to be Easiin, vice Beadey, resigned.
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County and
City of Gloucester, and County and City of Bristol.
Royal North Gloucester Militia —Wiliam Mills £dye, Gent. to be
Contntissidi" in tie North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by
the Vioe Lieutenant of the County of Somerset:
John Fisher, Gent. to be Cornet.
Cormaillvien *lbis Casquetdale Ranters Yeomanry Cavahyoulined
by the, kiard Lieutenant of the County of Northamberinat4
Lieutenant Walter Forster Ker to be Captain, vice Celbprood,
resigned.

ALL LOTTERIES END FOR EVER WITH THIS
DRAWING. SIX PRIZES OF £sopoo, ALL IN ONE
DAT. THE PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES WILL
hISE AFTER NEXT SATURDAY.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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MONDAY, JUNE 12, 1126.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left of on Saturday at sof opened this staining
at a* buyers for the Account, with Uttle or nothing doing; and
they may be quoted, up to the present time, at so/ 1.
The fall of the Funds at Vienna is attributed to the Impwor ed
Ausram having experienced a relapse of his disorder. Ills journey,
to Luxentbarg is deferred.

In'the Foreign Market natal/ a bargain has been effected, and
the prima are nominal.
Current Prime Old Spanish 7# s, Meilen 62#, Colombian
new 40# #, Raskin 00# I, Peruvian ill► 30, New Scrip 1 j.
ONX O'CLOCK.

The Coosa Market, which remised steady at the previous hoar
ate` f for the Aeionnt, hai, within this half hem, somewhat
needed, and Consols have been dose at $O 4, owing to a quantity
of Zzehisiner alas having been thrown is the Market at S, as well
a some Reduced said at 704.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
per Cent. Red. 79% 34 1/6
per Cent. Cons. Shut.
8) per Cent; Red. SS% %
4 per Cent. Shut. , .
4 per Cent. &rip 1 14
..4 per Cent. 1826, 941/4
Long Ann.l9 1.16
India Bonds •
Old Annuities 79
£l,OOO Excheq. Bills 6 4 prem.
£5OO ditto 6 7 5 prem.
Advertised ditto ',
Cons. tor Acet. 804 ys
FORZION FUN

, TWO O'CLOCK.

Colornbbo Dm* -Penny. Mo. s p C. 291
Do. Booth, 1224,401 # Promaids. Sp C. 901
Do. Acc. 491 Rat. Bds.lett,S p C.
Danish Bonds, t p Ct. S*l Ditto Acct. $0&
Mn Ids 1825,6 p. 0.1111 Span. Bonds S p Ct. SO 71 11
Do. Acct. IS 31 I e SlO., 7.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO •O'CLOCK.
SIIA 1111. PAM
100 $ 4;
100 IS 11
EXCHANGE.
Ammoax, Jots London, 40. 0. ii M. 40. 1.

Angle Milian
Brazilian

, Accounts have been received this forenoon from Rio
de Janeiro to the Ist April, which state that the Emperor
of the Baum' had received news of the dangerous
situation of his father, and that it was impossible for
him to survive any length of time. Accordingly it was
resolved in a Cabinet Council held, that the moment
they received the official newi of his death, the- Ex•
PAM, accompanied by the young Pam!, should pro-
ceed to Portugal, to put herself at the head of the
Regency.

Dutch Papers to the 10th of June reached us this
forenoon. They contain accounts frotn.BAtavit of the
111th of January, stating that Koaro Dizazo, Chief of
the revolt in Modion, had been abandoned by all his ad-
herents and taken prisoner by one of the native Princes.

The Austrian Observer of the Slst ult. received this
Forenoon, contains an article from Constantinople of the
115th of May, stating that the written answer of the
Postrz to the Russian nt to was givejs on the preceding
day, but as all had been arranged verbally, it excited
little interest. The most recent accounts of the taking
of Missolonghi state that the garrison, of 5,000 men,
was for the most part destroyed in the sally, but thait
nearly 6000 women and children were happily saved.
PACHA arri►ed on the 28th of April at
Patras ; he intended to employ his whole force against
Napoli di Romania, where the anarchy has been in-
creased by the fears of an approaching attack.
Accounts from Smyrna of the Sd of May state, that
some tumults had taken place by the populace, who
wished to prevent some rich families from emigrating.
It is said MAVHOCORDATO and CONDURIOTTZS have
resigned office, and gone to Hydra.

YPSALANTI is to be President of the National Assem-
bly at Piada. Col. FABVIIIR is expected to repair to
Napoli, to take the command of that fortress.
While anarchy is daily increasing in Greece, piracy,
it is said, becomes more and more prevalent. Even
Commodore flessitirow has found himself obliged to
destroy several mystics, because the English ships are
exposed like those of other nations to be attacked and
plundered by these pirates.