Star.
London, England, 1827-02-16 00:00:00

If dimiathn produced in Pub

yAbt intelligence of Mr. CAmarrocii indisposition.-
4t seems to be almost as much a sabkct of regret
its that Capital, as amongst the Countrymen of
'his distinguished Statesman and highly gifted man.
Whilst the Stock Jobbers look at this lamentable event
in their own way,i.e. the effect it may have on the public
securities, by its tendency to disturb the general tran-
quillity, there is nut a friend to good Government in
either country, to whom it is not a subject of sincere
regret and unaffected alarm. Let us hope, however,
that this general anxiety, which is the finest reward a
public man can receive for his labours, will be soon dis-
pelled, and leave no other trace behind it but a keener
sense of the merits of the individual, whose situation
has called it forth.

Through the. North and South American Coffee-house,
we have received Guatimala Gazettes to the Sd Nov.

comprehending an Extraordinary Gazette of the Id of
that month. The latter merely contains an oZcial re-
port, detailing the defeat of a band of factoue. iii
the department of Quesaltinango, in which two Eng-
lishmen of the names of Przasoz and GORDON, figure
in a conspicuous manner. The affair, however, is too

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fintmidOrtent to require nicte than this bare notice.
ZoOehmilieU fiOth Octeil• ;we observe that
the.Peesident, is conform* with the 044 Ankle of the Constitu-
tion, had decreed that a battillnn of Infantry, and a troop of
Cavalry—the former to cooties of six hundred, the latter of two Min.
dred--should be raised, under tbo denomination of w Patriodeas,"
to preserve the internal tranquillity of the city and Its external
defence; and by private letters we farther learn, that upwards
of two hundred individuals of the first respectability had already
enrolled themselves under the banners of rational liberty and
order, in preference to that of anarchy and confusiom—We
ua-
dentaud, by our latest advice', that the President was about up
have a IProdamatioa, forbidding all intercourse with Spain or her
Colonies, which in our opinion 1r tbe very first step he ought to
• have adopted.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Within this hoer the Cooed Market bas become very heavy,
Consols which w.re in the either part of the morning at 621 for
the Account, have since receded to 621 to 4, and at present may be
rpseledat 241 4. The cause of this re-action is not exactly known.
et states that the Qurter's Revenue will prove deficient.
have been received, with the French prices, late as
Itissiay evening, in the course of that day the 3 per Cents. bad
been done as low as 68, but after 'Change boors they got up again
to 68-35, and the 5 per Cenis.lol-10; but this improvement has not
had any... Bret on our COCUOi market.
By the French Mail arrived this morning, we have accounts
from the treaders of Poland of the 26th of January, stating that
they expect the arrival every day of the Envoys of Acetate and
England, at St. Petersburgh, who are to assist in the conierences
on the again of the East; starlit (charred that a second campaign
will use take place in Persia. Hostilities have been sospeided,
owing to the bad season ; and the Roden troops, which were
marching to the frontiers at Persia, have received orders to halt.
'The Dees relating to the Greeks is not favourable; bet the
Riled,- of the Greeks still Satter themselves that the Wales
Powers wish for their emancipation. Those who are well Wormed
fear that the conferences of the &faun Powers have for their
result, the pacing et Grim soder some Bespeaks'.
rams 'OP STOCKS AT TWO 04C4.14Cit
S per Cent. Red. 83% 831/4
5 per Cent. Cons. 05% % K %
Si per Cent. 89%
Si per Cent. Re.l. 895 % Y 4
4 per Cent. New 97% %
4 per Cent. 1826. 98% 5/a
1.-)niz Ann. 19 13 16
India Bonds 55 53
£l,OOO Exclieq. Mils 33 34
£5OO ditto SS S 4
£lOO and £2OO ditto SS SS
Consmercial 24 26
Cons. for Account 8244 %
TORSION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Beads, 5 p LI. 654 S liest.Bds. t 11211,6 p Ct. 661 14
Do. Acct. 611 `Do. tam 661 ► I 4 4 e
Colombian Needs, 6 p Ct. 35 Peruvian Bends IpC. 3S
Ditto 8d5,1294, 59 364 Rues. Ms, 11122, S p C 694
t o. Acct 3114 Span. Bonds S p Ct. 134 141 131
Danish Bonds, 3 p Ct. 914 Dine Acet.l34 144 134
]des. Honda. 5 per Ct. 57 Fr. Buttes. 6 p C. 101 f 2.5 c
Do. Acct. Exchange, 256 50c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
swam imp.
Anglo Mexican 100 30 474
Brunkan 100 20 26
Potosi La Pas St Perm Arno. 50 5 AI IN
Real del Monte 400 400
Ditto New 400 .350 400
United Al elican 40 30 194 90
Fames Fenno, Fenacuse 13. Plus per Cents. 100 L 90c.—
Three per tents. cif. 30co— Beak Stock, tettoot.— NespoUtao
Rentes,74f. 80c.—Royal Spud& Lees, lift.

Mr. fluaKisson has recovered from his late indispo-
*kin. The Right Honourable Gentleman had an interview for a
eossiderable time yesterday, with the Bari of lavitarsot, at his
I residence at WhitehalL
Sir WM. Dwvisow, Aid-de-Camp to the Duke of
cAssaamos, was expected to leave town last night, at a late hour,
for Hanover, with dispatches to the Duke of CAMBILIDOZ.
Yesterday Prince PoLtorrox the Fiench Ambassador,
the Marquis de Pasarataa the Portuguese Ambassador, the Ans.
bessader from the Netherlands, and the Colombian Minister,
transacted business at the Foreign Office.
Earl HAnnowsT transacted business yesterday, at the
Office of the of &ate for Foreign Affairs.
Major General Fissaa is to command the Artillery at
Woolwlcb, in the room of General Ransil., deceased.
YesterdAy. the dispatches for Bombay and China, by
the ship Hythe, Captain Jose P. %Laos, were closed at the East
ledia House, and delivered to the Purser of that ship.
The 72d, or Duke of ALBANY'S own Highlanders,
have contributed meat handsomely to the monument to be erected
in Edinburgh, to his late Royal Highness the Duke of You, having
' given three days' pay from the Officers, aid one day's pay from the
' non.commissioned officers and privates, who unanimously requested

to be allowed to subscribe.
SCARCITY FODDER.—Such is the extreme scarcity
of fodder and winter keeping in many puts of this County, that the
mast serious apprehensions are felt by the farmers fee their cattle.
It is only within these few years that turnips have been so eaten-
steely grown in tale County, and so much reliance was plated ea
them, that this year there has been nearly a total failure. The ca-
!amity has been Increased by some severe and most unfavourable
weather, and so weak and unable has the stock been to bear up
against its inclemency, that in the neighbourhood of Horneastle,
the sheep and tittle, both beasts snd horses, are dying by multi-
tudes. There was scarcely a load of hay grown In that neighbour-
hood, and the straw, which was only one fourth of its regular quasi.'
City, from being so completely dried up has sot the least goodness
in it. This calamity, it is much feared, must ruin many et the
fartnersr-Lincoirs gsrcarp.
A. the time for the importation of Beans, under
the late Act of Parliament, espired yesterday, anrithe late easterly
winds preventing vessels getting up Channel, the cargo of the Lareh,
%arson, from bittern bound to Landon, has been emend as
Mimosa h.