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London, England, 1828-12-23 00:00:00

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3 per Ct. Cons. Shut
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36 per Cent. Iled. 956
4 per Ct. New, Shut
4 per Cent. 1826, 104*
14)ns Ann. 196
India Stock

LT POUR O'CLOCK.
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Old Annuities
New Ditto
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£5OO Ditto 69 70
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Gibraltar Chrenicks have been received to the 6th ,
inst. The official medical reports may be 'coniidered
favourable as to the state of the epidemic to this date.
On the 23, 178 remained ill ; 12 were admitted ; 1
death; 25 under observation in camp; and 13 officers
sick. On the 3d, 181 ill; 11 admittei ; 4 deaths; 25
under observation in camp; 13 officers sick. On the
4th, 178 were ill; 5 admitted; 2 dead; 25 under ob-
servation ; and l 9 officers sick. But by the artjval co!
the Boliva, subsequent accout is have been received of
the 9th, and it is with regret we learn that s withers of
fresh cases have made their appearance, play on the
Bth and 9th. The French Medical Surge n had been
attacked as well as Colonel PAYNE, and the worst fears
were entertained of their recovery. The long ptevail-
ing Levant winds had been exceedingly against the in•
habitants ; and one of the letters adds, that there had
not been a single day of winter.
Demerart Papers, received at the Ninth and South
American Coffeehouse, are to the Bth Nov. Accord-
ing to accounts from Barbadoes, the island had sacred
severely from the drvught; since which a plentiful rails
had fallen.

The Paris Papers received last night contain no recent
advicei from the theatre of war. They quote a number
of vague reports from the German Journals, relative to
the losses of the'Russians in the late campaign, and the
active preparations on the part of the Tut ks for the
prosecution of the war in the ensuing Spring, these ac.
counts mustbe received with caution,as being to highly
coloured, and evidently prompted by the wishes of the
writer. The Commiision appointed by the Bank o!
France, to examine the proposal for reducing the
rate of discount to three per cent. have presented
their Report, which is unfavourable to the measure,
the majority having voted that it should be ad-
journed till the 15th of March near; which is a
courteous mode of getting rid of it. It is said that M.
DeLESSICAT supported the proposal to the last, as bene-
ficial to the comoterce and industry of the coup', y, and
to the proprietors of Bank Stock.

By the Flanders Mail we have received the Alg,enteine
Zeitunff to the 17th, and Brussels Papers to the 21st
inst. The following ate extracts—
• STOCKHOLM, Dec.!.
Last Friday Lord Bloomfield bad the honour, In a private
audience, to present to the King the answer of his Sovereign in
reply to his Majesty's letter respecting the future title of Prince
Gustavus. His Britannic. Majesty is seported to declare, that be
will join with the Sovereigns his Allies, in order to bring about an
arrangement of this affair, conformable to the wishes of his Majesty
the King of Sweden.
In the Sitting of the Diet, on the 48th uk. Baron de H. Avatar-
sward expressed his surprise that the Diet should be asked for an
additional sum of four millions, when his Majesty had declared in
Ms speech that there was a surplus of five million.
• -SEMI.' N, Dec. it.
The reports spread here are so numerous, that they would soon
fill a book ; and so contradictory, that no reliance can be placed on
them. Our only resource is the letters of merchants. One from
Brum, of 25th Nev. says—" The Governor of Widdin ',reported
to have sent several corps into little Waliachia, which West tbfi
rear of General Geismar at Kalafat. The Pasha of IIU/s diets
announced that the Russians have been obliged by pan of MN*
Pasha's army to raise the siege of Silistria. European Officembeve
arrived in all the formats on the Danube, who are to take merlins
for strengthening the works which have already commenced, as fat
as the season will permit. •
VICINA, Dec. 1 I.—Metalliques, 954; Bank Shares, 1,000.
Algesnebb ZtittistgrDee:l6. •
BRUSSELS, Dec. IS. •

Java Gazettes of 19th August have been received, which are
therefore three days later than those we had before. There bad
bees some trifling engagements OD the 9th August £9O auziliaries

from Tidorce, sent by tbe Sultan, arrived at Semarang. In order
to give the auxiliary troops Of the Sultan of Boston, lately landed
at Samoans to the number of 700 men, an idea of the superlirity
of European arms • and 'discipline, they were made witnesses of a
grand review on 7th August. The firing of the two lines of the
artillery excited in the highest degree the admiration of these
auxiliaries. Alost of them had never before quitted their own
country, end this is the first time that the Allies of Celebes sent
troops to the Governtnent of the Netherlands to fight kelt out of
their own country. This is considered as a proof of the increasing
respect and attachment enjoyed by the Government of the Ne.
therlands in the Indian Archipilage. • - ' • 1 : 1
FRANKFORT, Dne. 14.
We learn from Vienna that the Sultan has. pilloleed. ;moo
purses for the bead of Jusauff Packs, and 50,0911 ppm to W/ I.
shall deliver him up alive. •:.; .0
The Giraffe, at Scbonbrunn is In a lanplakilejiii mewl&
standing all the care taken of it.

BRUSSELS, Doc. It •
Yesterday the Court of Assize condemned Amynt Deane, ($ as
Major :Stanhope) 34 years of age, born and donskillated at darlisle
In England, to ten years Lard labour, a fine of' 1,000 florins, to r
pillory, to be branded with the letter F, and to the coots, for forgery,
M. Vadier, limber of the travel' Convention, his just died at
Brussels, aged 93 years...—Broseels Papers. .rbe. tO.
The Swallow packet has aunt' ed hoot Banos Ayres
land the Brazils. The intelligence by this conveyance