Star.
London, England, 1827-08-17 00:00:00

LONfIUN.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 17, UV.
STurh RActiANGli, TWELVE acuiric.

The panic which prevail, d lite yesterday afternoon in the Conso;
market, caused by 'various report., for which there is nut a. y foun-
dation, has considerably abated this morning; and the mansluvre
is now looked upon to be a ruse de parr*, for certain parties to get
into Stock fur next Account. Consols opened this morning at 811 i,
and at present may be quoted at siti I, and for October Account
89 : there is nut much doing at present.
In the Foreign market little is doing.

Current prices: Old Spanish 91 104. Mexican 671 68, Colom-
bian 31 4, Portuguese 754 1, Russian 974, &sallian 661 674.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols are again looking up, and may be quotrd at present at
861 for the Account, and the same fur Money—fur October 89 to
a, with little business doing at present.
PIC ICIT OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Dank Stock 2164 India Stock 280 259
3 per Cent. lied. 89j i e Ditto Bonds 92 93
3 per Ct. C 061.0181 a a South Sea Stock
51 per Cent. 96 Old Annuities
Zii per Cent. Ned. 96 953 j £lOOO Kscbeq. Bills 60 59 61
4 per Ct. New 101 i 1 ltht X5OO Ditto 60 59 61
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and k2OO Ditto so 59 61
4 per Cent. 15.16, lot 104 Commercial
Long Alin. 30} 3.16 Consuls for Acct. U 3 1 3 . .
FOiltEltlN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. •
l'razillan Dd..5 p Ct. 661 g Mee. Pond., 5 per Ct.
ellitil.11111:111 HOU to, 6 p Ct. D0.13c15.11125,5 pet. 661 1
Ditto 11d5,1924, 31 Do. Acct. 65g 73 113.71 683 i
Do. Account liuss.Dils,ln6t,sitC. 963 97
I kani 41 Ild% 3 p Ct. 631 Do. Acc. 9T
Do Acct. Rig Spau. Bah 5 p Ct. t) IQ
i Gr. Kiiii.ltheS, 5 pCt. 151 Da.. Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MARL rani
Anglo Moslem . ' • 100 85 30
Bolanos 400 175 280
Brazili to . 100 20 373 39
. .
General 'Alining Alm. lOO 5 9 113 ' •
Potosi La Pas & Perim. Assn. 15 S ..C2
Ditto Consolidated 10 Al 13e £3
U cited NleLicae - 40 30 19 g
United General Gas 5O 40 15. i

The KING !ield a Pi ivy Council this day at Windsor.
Lotd GODERICII left town this morning to be present
at the meeting, as did Mr. HUMES, on wh;ch occasion
the latter, we have strong reasons to believe, was sworn
in a Member of the Council upon his acceptance of
the Seals of Office as Chancellor of the Exchequer.

The Journal de St Petersiourg, which reached us
this morning to the 31xt ult. contains the copy of an
Ukase, addressed by the Essraiou to the Directing
Senate, in which a full and entire discharge from the
Russian strvice is granted to Count Curt) D'lsram.
This document is drawn up in terms the most flattering,
as it contains a testimony of the Extreuett's •• entire
gratitude for the enlightened seal," with which this
di►tinguished Stat. Man, who is new going to exhibit
hislreartalents on a very different theatre, discharged
his duties in the cAfferent employments, confide'
to him by the Empetur ALZIANDLit. 31. try oth

etpressions etralls h nenrable, -re used ; and we Jail
upon this sul-jeei the more readily on &recount of the ir.
fluence it may have in fitting the future destinies of
'Gre.ce. whose glories, even the thraldom of twenty
centuries cannot obliterate. Notwithstanding the va.;
space o' time which separates the present age from the
period when that glory blazed forth in its greatest splitk.
dour, it is still as fresh in the mind of the scholar and
the patriot as of the bright-flame Was only put out yts.
terday. It is impossible; therefore. not to feel an interne'
interest in her later reduced as she is now from what.
she was then—the mouldering skeleton, if we may uts
the term, of her former sell inn as she owed het
former greatness to liberty, the same vivifying pine.
pre may revive it again. Tnis hope is not so romant.e,
as •ome may imagine : the influence of climre is still
much the same; and the language, the incomparable
language of ti•e ancient Greeks, has been handed down
to their remote descendants, with less corrutoiun in the
transmission than is commonly supposed. In the mean
time, we hail the complimentary rummer, in which
Count CAPO icasanta has been discharged from the
ltussi.n S.rvice, as a good omen at his entrance upon
his new duties; and if any .usans.can save Greece,
and rescue her from the awned of the enemy, and
from • a more fell engine of destruction, her owe
in ernal feuds—he is that man. It is unnecessary,
we presume, to inform any of our readers, that
the Count is by birth a Greek, of that he hat
been recently appointed, by an uranim us vote of
the Greek Legislature, President of the Government.
He is a Greek, too, in his affections and aspirations;
and with his great talents, administra•ive knowledge,
high reputation, and from his long habit of directing
great affairs, he cannot fail to have an immediate and
powerful influence on the affairs of his country. May
Heaven crown his efforts, and send him a quick passage
from our shore,, on which he has lately landed, to bis
own, that Ire m y enter as soon as posti'sle upon the
glorious task he has undertaken !
The Journal de I. Pelersbourg also contain: news
from the army in Georgia; but it announces no nee
advantage over the Persians, nor indeed any occurrence
of the slightest importance. Colonel Scuspeorr, whs
had been detached to cut off the retreat of Hsssss
KHAN, failed in the attempt, the guar/ haviog, by a
rapid night march across the mountains, reached the
for tress of Strdar Abad.. However, the Russian Col
tell in on the 24th of June with an inconsiderable boJy
of the enemy, but it also effected, apparently without
any loss, its escape to the abovementiooed fortress. .

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