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London, England, 1828-05-14 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY. MO t 4; 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGN, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
It was Imagined that the- approaching war in the East would
hays damped the Consol Marklet ; instead of which, it Is all alive
this morning. Canada, which left off yesterday at 651 for the
Account, opened at 05i, and soon after were done at 86; at pre-
sent they may be quoted at from 85} to 88. The cause of this im-
provement is attributed to there being greet Bears in the House,
with the'marcity of Stock. We have no arrivals of any Foreign
Mails up to the present time, nor any infottnation of consequence.
Ise the Foreign Market a great rise has taken place in Nletican
Bonds. They opened at 341 to 35; since which they hate been
done at 59. Portuguese Stock and Braiil not so good as yesterday.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. *
The Coesol Market has retrained steady up to the present time,
fluetuatiag between 85* and 86 for the Account, and at present
may, he quoted 8511. No further information has arrived from
the East.. There has been a great bustle In the Foreign Market,
caused by a general report, that a letter, dated 17th Match, from
Jilezico,lsas been received by 'a
first-rate mercantile house in the
Cliy,Which has had extensive dealingsviiiii the Mexican Govern
seat, stating that CO/IDUCTA hatbeen appointed to leave the above
capital with two millions of dollars, for Vera Cruxl most part of
which was for the Government accOINIX. .The about Information
bad the effect of an improvement hi bleiliain Beads of seven per
,c t. from 15 to 411 4s. Tbit above kaisii-la stated to have been
necked vie America., Very little his herai done in other Foreign
. Securities. Portugueee,xod Brisinatt Babas have improved.
:PRICE OF STOCK§ AT TWO
O'CLOCK.
Baal Stock 1013 71 8 India Stock
per Cent. Red. 83* Ditto Bonds 97
`per Ct. Cons. 251 651 South Sea. Stock
Se per Cent. 921 Oki Annuities
61 per Caw. Med. 921 3 .111 New Ditto •
4 ,per Ct. New 1021 13 21 .11000 Eacheq. Bills 63 64
4 per Cent. Scrip . 1500 Ditto 63 64
4 per Cent. 1826, 1021 • £lOO and AVM Ditto 64 65
Long Ann. 191 3.16 Consols for Acct. 654 6 51
• * FORICItiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.. •
arazglan Ms. 5p Ot. 001 1 5142 Ws. Sp Ct. 27
Do. Awe. 60i - • • Nfea.Bia„lll2s,6 pCt. 351 41
Boeisos Ayres 1111.6 p C. 40 • Do Acct 35* 41
Cotorohini 6 per Ct. * Bds. Sp C:551 11 3
D0.800d0,1224,25 24. Attu 531 21 51 -
Abuttals 3 yCt. se; RDo uss. 8d5.1624, 5 per Ct. 1191
Growl; 8and.,,1825, S pCt.l7* IT Do. Acct. BSI
bib Acct 17* . Spanish Bds Sp Ct. 111
BRITIKH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK?
ernes. PAID. •
Anglo ?Iberia 106 10 IS 26
•Brasiaso • 35 • 90 119 90
Ditto Natlatil 25 0 . 112 31421
"Colombian 100 221 16
British Rock and Patent Salt 10 7

No business of importance occurred in the House of
Lords last night.
in the Commons, a Pension of 3,0001. for the Family.
of the late Mr. gamines, experienced considerable opposition. The
nonetben were 161 to .54.—Sir F. Bericarr, on the bringing up of
the Report of the Committee on the Catholic Claims, which was
as usual an oche of the Resolution moved by the Hon. Baronet,
.proposed that the Resolution of the Commons Committee should
be communicated to the Lords. After some observations from Mr.
Put and Mr. S. Race, it was agreed that this proposition should
be taken into canaideradon on Friday.

The greatest benefit which Count CAro DISTRIA
could confer upon his coontry was the organisation of
the nary and army of Greeie, and the introduction of
European discipline among the hitherto undaunted
soldiers of the osonwsins. The German mail of this
day brings us the gotifyinOews of the total annihila-
tion of piracy, through the eihrtious of the PRESIDiNT
sad of the allied fleets. BlLlf`the sea fortresses from
-Wavarin to Pares are in a steak of strict blockade.—
According to the last news from Leghorn, the Russian
fleet in the Meditet renew its impected to be increased to,
sixteen line-of-battle ships and frigates. We hope this
country w.ll not be backwaregi remaining under the
•ark of the Russian forces. Thefollowing are extracts :
SMYRNA. AriiisS;

We learn that all Egyptian ships which come from
Alexandria, and are not -destined to fetch away the
troops in the Morea, are prohibited from proceeding to
the ports of the Peninsula.
The English and French Admirals are said to have
sectiend the necessary orders to thii effect, and Count
Capo &Istria to have issued Decrees which are con-
formable to them, and declares all Greek ports occupied
*by the Egyptians and Turks in a state of blockade.

LEGHORN, Alamo.
Some vessels have arrived here in seven days from I
Mats. According to the letteri-whch they bring,
piracy has almost wholly ceased in the Archipelago.—
The . piiate vessels have been, burnt or captured,
petty by the expedition to •Carabosa, and partly
by the ships fitted ant by CoWii;" Capp &lam, which
explore all th 51.4411011, of the •Archipelago and
maim, theinistsfsitatits I 'teiponsthle l oir the equipment'
• -
or coacealment of enetrairst The Preadult proceeds
entirely in- concerti 44. the •Ashisitth of the Allied.
Powers, At the•setre times Gies& squadron, in con-:
junetiein with men of war of the 'Allies; strictly block-
ed,* shir;eoast of the Morea from Navarin Patras.
Itat otegininet of corn -formed in Zante for the supply
sar the Torts, treerssoordingly sold at the lowest prices
by the owners, who cannot send them to Navarin. The
Russian squadron of four ships of the line, three frigates
and a brig, sailed from Malta on the 16th of April, for
the Archipelago, where four other Russian brigs sere
already ernizing. his reported that in the course or
the summer. sixteen large Russian men of war are ex-
pecttd to arrive at Malta from the Baltic. The Eng-
lish squadron was to follow the Russian to the Archi-
pelago in a few days.

We Apia ill discharge our ditty towards the Public
Were we to pass over in silence the line of conduct which
the Brazilian Minister at this Coon has thought fit to,
adopt respecting the non-Payment of the Dividend of
the Loan of Portugal, to the disbar:ease* of which the I
Goverment of Biasil had solemn/7 pledged itself:, as
a ccianessoation for the acknowledgment. un the part of
Factual, of the indepeodeace of Brasil as a separate
am**. The precedent of a Weigel realising. on bis
wawnsepeasitrility, to said, the jest and dee claims of
die inerisn creditors qk is Government. while he has
Isompeoorsle.l with the. heels sectkialry• to fois this
duty, ikef so dangerous strutters, that it would *peak