Star.
London, England, 1827-01-25 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 45, 1827.
CONTI/MOS or Sr. PAOL-HOLIOAT AT r•e BAIL
STOCK EXCHANGP, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left of yesterday at 7sl buyers, opened this
morning at 781 j ex die. soon after they were done at 79, after
which they receded to 781 I, at which price they now remain
steady, wit► little doing. The circular of the King of Seam, to
his Captain-Generals, Is upon the whole favourable ; but some
doubts still remain if Fearmitats will act up to t►e principles be
professes. .

Little is doing is the Foreign market at present:

Current prices: Old Spanish' 12i I, Mexican 65 e, Colombian
SI Chitlins 55 57, Peruvian 50 SY, Portuguese 73 74, Russian
511 i 59, Exchequer BiUs 2s.

FORIIWN FUNI.I3, TWO O'CLOCK.
Oallbn Beads, II per 0.44 Nles.floods.3 per Ct.
Colombian Roods, I p Ct. Do 134.1112.5.6 pa.
Ditto 80nd5,11124, . Do. Aect.63l 21 3 21 3
'Ditto Account 34 Penitian Donde 6 y C. 31 301
Grk. Hoods, 1225, 5 p C. 141 15 Do. Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SWAIM. PAID.
Anglo Mezican 100 'SO 46
Brazilian 100 20 II
Potosi La Paz & Perim. Aim. 30 S IV fa. 42 Its
Real del Meme 400 400 ....:

Ditto New 400 300 400 595 390
nalmizahua 400 150 200 205
United Mexican 40 27j 16 i
Al wine Alliance 100 5 44
Ramat Fesmo--Pains, JANUAILY 22....r1ft per Cents. 99f. 40e.
—Three per Casts. 661. 90c.—Bank Stock, I,99o.—Reates de
Naples, 731. 50e.-- Royal Spanish Loan, 491. a.— Rao:bans:
London, One Month, 251.45 c. paper ; sm. 40c. merry.
Months, 251. 30c. paper; 251. 25c. money.

Amongst our extracts from the Paris Papers of Toes.
day, will be found a copy of the Spanisb Circular, of
which we only gave an outline yesterday. It will be seen
that it entirely answers to the description we then gave
of it, with this difference, however, that in its complete
form it is more satisfactory than in the mutilated
way we presented it before. Nothing can be more
respectful, or apparently more cordial, than the man-
ner in which it speaks of the British Government and
Army. At the same time, the strictest neutrality
with respect to troubles in Portugal is enjoined; and
we are not surprised at the pacific character given
to it, when first announced in the Moniker. Of
coarse it contains a •indication of the Government
that has issued it; and if it did not, we should suspect
insincerity. But in vindicating itself there is no attempt
or at least a very faint one, to retaliate; whilst the
Army of Observation is everywhere mentioned as a mea.
sure of high police, and not as a military demonstration.

—The expense too of the armament is feelingly al-
luded to, as a consideration of great moment to a Go-
vernment, whose finances are in a state of nearly irre-
trievable disorder. We have mentioned in what light
this document is viewed by our own Government; and
as Ministers are as vigilant, as well informed, and as
jealous of the national honour, as such of our contempo..
reties, as have thought proper to pronounce it a mere
juggle, we think we may again safely say that it me-
rits the description we gave of it yesterday.
The news from Madrid and Lisbon in these Papers
is, upon the whole, satisfactory ; whilst private letters,
received this morning from Lisbon, of the 7th inst. con-
firm the account that the British troops would speedily
occupy some of the fortified pieces on the frontiers.

We have received this morning a series of the Madrid
Gazette to the 11th instant. It absolutely contains no
other domestic intelligence, but such as relates to the
number of births, marriages, and deaths, which wok
place in that Capital last year. The foreign news is
,equally meagre and uninteresting, merely announcing

omit being more communicative than usual, if there had
been that extraordinary movement of which the French
Papers so confidently speak. Of the exaggerating
character of the latter we were always aware, but
we never saw it in so clear a light as at present—.
Admitting, however, that suppression of information
is a standing role with the Cabinet of Madrid, yet it
must be also admitted, that its silence at so interesting
a juncture as the present, betrays nothing of that inso-
lent spirit, with which it has been so lavishly charged.
Of its arrogance.* least, some symptom would appear
in the official Journal g whilst from its extreme reserve,
we are strongly inclined ourselves to infer, that at this
time the ruling wish of its patrons, is sedulously to atoid
everything having the most remote tendency to excite
irritation at home, or provoke hostile feelings abroad.
Manua,. JAIL 10.—Rxelturge on London, Sq.

We have also received this morning the Algenteine
Zeitung to the 17th inst. It announces, under the head
of Mayence, that the Inquisitorial Tribunal, or Corn.
mine, of Inquiry as it is called, which has been now
sitting in that City for the last six years, will deliberate
immediately after the holidays, whether its labours
should be continued or not ? The reason assigned for
the only popular act with which this Committee can be
charged, is the satisfactory result of its recent enqui-
ries, which exhibits a wonderful eintelioratiox in the
state of public feeling throughout Germany. We know
what improvement means in the sense of these
State Inquisitors, and trust that the teal sentiments
of the Germans will not admit of any such con.
stroction. The Austrian and P 1 ussian Governments,
acids whom this and other vexatious novelties have
originated, are, probably, ashamed and tired of the
persecutions they have instituted ; and the revolutionary
proceedings of the friends of the Throne and the Altar,
in Portugal, have prqbably inspired them with some
alarm. They must now see that there me other agi.
tors and anarchists besides the Liberals, and that the
worst, the most dangerous, as well as the most violent
enemies of kings, are often those who, under pretence
of maintaining their authority unimpaired, use their
names only for the purpose of gratifying their own
inordinate ambition.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Conseil market has remained steady the whole of the morn-
ing, with a fluctuation of about per Cent. from 7SI to lg. with
little or no business doing. It is the scarcity at present of the Money
Stock which keeps the market up.—The grand question is, whether
the great City Capitalist will be able to bold the mllliOn Of Stock be
has taken for any length of time T—Consols ate now TO;
Letters from Lamm of the 7th say, that the Emilia are going to
take possession of several fortified towns on the frontien.
In the Foreign Market scarcely a bargain has been done the whole
1 of the morning.

time lb* importation bf gunpowder is, poltaiited in
Tunis the Esc having established a manufactory of
the article himself; whilst, by another order of bis Ex-
cellency, the exportatina of butter is prohibited. This
sterility Of the Madrid Goisette will surprise essay whose
minds have been wrought up to an intense pitch of

curiosity by the late contents of the Paris Journals; for
though the organ of the Spanish Government is rather
costive in the article of intelligence, yet it could scarcely