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London, England, 1827-05-21 00:00:00

of representations Blade by Mr. Lamb and M. Lima,
on the advance of..ouraiiity, which appeared to have
no other object than to support the insurrection of Elvas,
and to tondeavour to extend it to whet frontier fortresses
of Portugal.
.A Cabinet courier, dispatched by Count Offalia, ay.
rived here on the evening of the 4th, with dispatches,
announcing that that diplomatist has completely failed
io the object of his mission to Paris; and we are assured
that he will return without going to London.
The measures of our present Ministry become daily
more and more violent A circular from the Minister
of Grace and Justice, addressed the day before yester-
day to the Presidents of all the superior Ttibunals of
the kingdom, contains the following passage:—" His
Majesty, after having heard his Council of State and
Ministers, orders that the Members of Secret Societies,
who may not be voluntarily denounced, shall be im-
mediately arrested, tried, and condemned to death,
conformabie to what is prescribed by the decree passed
to that effect in 1824."
FROST THIL DONSTITUTIoNNEL OF FRIDAY.
PARIS, M*r 17.
Thrfarnous Trestaillon died at Nimes on the 4th of
this month. He was interred the next day. We are
informed, but we can baldly believe it, that the Con-
gregationlits assisted at his removal, and that the most
distinguished of them bore the pall.
MADRID, MAT 7.
There is nothing new at Aranjuez, except the arrival
of the Duke of San Carlos,who, the day before yesterday,
and yesterday evening, had long interviews with his KO
jest y, and who will return to-morrow to Madrid..Yester•
day there was a Council of Ministers, presided by the
King; the subject considered in which, it is said, was a
propositioa received some days ago from the EnglishGo-
vrernment to this effect :—" That if the King of Spain
would carry into execution his proclamation of the 30th
September, 1823, the King of England would withdraw
his troops from Portugal, and leave the Constitution of
the Emperor Don Pedro to be maintained merely by
the power of the Government which is atpresent estab-.
lashed in Portugal." It is understood that the proposi-
tion was almost unanimously rejected by the Council.
• A military movements which took place simulta•
neously on the Ist, 2d, and 3d of this numb in Spain
and Portugal, on tae frontiers of both counties, has
excited the attention of our politicians. The
sh English
and Portuguese ttoops on the one side, and the Spai
on the other, have retired at the same time on diff-ient
points, to the distance of eight leagues from the Iron•
tier, thus removing from each other.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, MAY 21, 1827.
STOCK RXCHANGR, TWRLVR O'CLOCK.
The Coheol market still remains in a very inactive state. Con-
sole opeped this morning at 82i to itS for the Account, and 43
biayers for July, with scarcely a bargain doing.
Letters have been received from Paris, which state that accounts
had readied that capital, by a vessel arrived at Havre from Rio,
stating that the Brazilian army had defeated that of Buenos Ayres.
Letters have also been received from Mexico, stating that the
treaty with this country had passed the Senate, and Rocoruasza
was waiting to bring it over.
In the Foreign n ytket nothing Is doing.
Current prices: OW Spanish ISti I. Mexican nil Colom-
bian Mi 2.

The Consul market has somewhat improved since the earlle►
part of the morning. Consols airy be quoted at present at 83 to
j, and for July 833 to 3. with little doing, except making up for
the Account, which is on next Friday.
• PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock India Stock 445
3 per Cent. Red. 823 I Ditto 11004476 77
=•per Cent. Cons. 943 931 Old Annuities
33 per Cent. 41000 Xschequer Bins 49 SO
33 per Cent. Red. 881 3 1500 Ditto 49 50
4' per Cent. New 993 3 1100 .and AKIO Ditto 49 50
4 per Cent. Scrip Commercial .
4 per Cent. 19" 993 3 Bank for Account
Long Ann.lB 13-10 19 Consols for Acct. 833
TWO ()CI.('CK.
Mex.Rds.t92s,6 p Ct. 673
Do Acct. 671 I I 3 I
Possusguese Bils.S p C. 773 I
Ituss. lids, 1929,3 pr. 903
Spam Has 5 p Ct. 23
SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK

FORRIGN FUNDS,
'Brazilian Bds. 5 p Lt. 58
Buenos Ayres Mk, 6 p C. 583
Colombian Bondi, 8 p Ct. 28
DIM nd8,1824,*
•
Do. Acts 314
BRITISH AND FOREIGN

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

SHAKE.

rAio.

......._ __ _
Anglo Mexican 100 80 33 371
Real del Monte 400 400 580
United Mexican 40 30 15
Provinsial sank of Ireland 100 25 201
EXCHANGES.
Amerseerain, Max It. --On London, 12. 21. 2 M.ll. 95.
HANBUltill, May 13.-011_ London, 36. 10g. sU. 36. 74.

Cuatvrianis, Mar 5.-3 M. S. 6. 14.
Sr. PITIMBUILOH, MA Y 4.—On London, 10 3-32.
Lemma, Mar 11.-3 M. 6. 151.
Beaus, Mar 19.—0 n London, 5 M. 6. 27/.
Y112171A, MAY 5.-0 a London, 3 Al. 9. 56.
FIRMS( Fury', MAT 19. Five per Cents. 100 f. 45e. 415c.7-
111ree per Cents. 70f. 60e.. 65e.—Rentes de Naples, 77f. 8.5 e. 90e.

The Paris Papers, which arrived last night in due
coarse, possess considerable interest. The Etoile men•
ttons, on the authority of another Journal, that the I
English and Portuguese troops on one side, and the
Spanish en the other, have made a simultaneous move-
ment to the di.tance of eight leagues from the frontiers.
Whether this intelligence is meant as a sedative to allay
the exasperation which the report of the proceedings in
the Chamber of Deputies has a tendency to raise, we
%stow not. The discussion, which was on the expendi.
Lure of the Foreign Department, Was opened by the
new Deputy for Paris, who in a long and vehement
discourse accused the Government of having, by its
weakness and inconsistency, compromised the honour
and interests of France. He charged it with ad-
hering to no sys ematic plan in its policy towards
Spain. He also accused it of continually •acillating
between liberal and illiberal views, and moving one day
in the wake of the Holy Alliance, and in the next of that
o(England. The speaker, who is a liberal of the first
water, drew a very alarming picture of the relations be
ween France and other Powers, as well as of the state
of Europe generally; and making allowance for the
exaggeration of his principles, we fear there is some
truth in his representation. He was followed in the
is►tss, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
rather feeble than evasive. The Mi-
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