Star.
London, England, 1828-04-15 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY. APRIL 15; NM

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STOCK ICKCOANGK, TWBLVE O'CLOCK.

A great dearth of Intelligence prevails this morning, which causes
a dead Balm in the Cousol market. Consols °penal this morning
• et 84 to 4, but in consequence of there being a scarcity of Money
Stock, Consols may be quoted at present at 844 to 4. The French
prices of Saturday is not arrived, owing to its being a holiday.
This is settling day in the Foreign market, but the Account
being so trifling, it is scarcely worth mentioning, and little or
nothing is doing : most of the prices ate nominal.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present hour we remain in the same situation as on Abe
perevious part of the morning, without any information; and Con-
sols have remained during the whole of the forenoon at 844 to 4,
except when the Commissioners purchased at 84k.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CI.OOIC.
Dank Stock 9044 4ex div India Stock 246 7 4 .
. 3 per Ornt.'Red. 834 gex div Ditto Bond. 95 96
3per Ct. Cons. 844 4 South Sea Stuck 934
34 per Cent. 911 ex di. , Old Annuities . .
34 per Cent. Bud. 901 lex div New Ditto 83}
4 per Ct. New 1014 4 4 £lOOO Ridley. Rah 61 69
4 per Cent. Scrip £soo Ditto 61 62
4 per Cent. 1826,1604 14 ex d £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61 62
Long Ami.lll 15-16 19 ex div Consols for Acct. 844 4
FOREMS FUNI)S, TWO 011.0t.K.
Brazilian !Ms. 5 p Ct. 584 I Do Acct. 604
einniiihian Bond.. 6 per Ct. 1 Ru55.8c11.1822,5 per Ci. 874 1
D0.1i00d5.11124,23 Dis. Acct. 874
Do Aect. 214 Spanish lids 5g Ct 114 11
Illex.Bds,lllls,6pCt 341 2 Span. lids. 1823. 5 p. C. 7/
Do nett. 52 French Itentes,3 p Ct. 65f 50c
/*tog. Bda. 5p C. 604 I g Exchange 25130 c
BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHAKES, TWO O'CLOCK•
saw... rain.
Angle l‘fesiesa 100 90 20
Drasilian 35 20 76 75
United Mexican 40 26 124 12
Welch Iron fli Cosi 25 25 gi 1
.........seet

The advice: from Turkey. contained in the French
Papers received last night, althoogh not of a later
date than those previously received, are, however, of
some importance. The defeat of the Greek fleet off
-. Ohio, 'and the dispersion of the troops under Colonel
• Palmist, who were besieging the principal fortress
of that island, which was mentioned in a vague manner
in former accounts, is now fully confirmed. The Greeks
. are said to have been so alarmed at the appearance of
TAHIR PACHA as to have embarked in their remaining
vessels, and evacuated the island, leaving all their
baggage and cannon behind. The report that laaAnthr
PACHA had been summoned by Sir F. ADAM to retire
from the Morea, is repeated in the Augsburg Gazette.
The same Journal adds, that Count CAPO p'lsrala
bad declared that he would use his best endeavours
to prevent the invader from quitting the country
unti► he should have restored the Greeks whom
he bad seduced to slavery. The evacuation of
kaiak la the French troops is mentioned in a letter
from Maifid, but with some doubt as to the giving up
of Cadiz aad the Sim d'Urgel ; the retention of the latter

ce is said to be particularly desired by the French
yernment,
kao
„room—
The Algenteige Zeitung of the Bth instant, received
this morning, contains an article which details some of
the proceedings of Count CAPO d'lsrstra, who appears
to be using his utmost exertions to recover Greece from
lie *moralized state into which she had fallen.
f-- • AUGSBURG, Arius, 7.
?be Prussian State Gazeste has the following parti-
-4slari from Syra and Tirco : Demetrios Ypsilanti has

Seen commissioned by the President to have an accurate
fist draws up of the Greek widows and orphans, whose
husbands and • fathers have died for their country, at
limy are to receive support from their country. He has
-loft four Officers at Napoli, who are commissioned to
prepare three houses far Mosel( and suite, during hi,
say- there, which is caleulatud to be fourteen days only.
• Oa his solemn entry at Skip be was received at the
' beach by the Archbishops dint tha inferiokClergy, the
Civil Authorities, and two hundred childrenisplendidly
. dressed, bearing olive brancissas, which aecimpanied
bin to the Church, where Ti fiesurs was Song. The
President did not sit on the throne prepared for- kink
but stood during the whole ceremony. He took and
kissed' the uational flawlehich was presented to WM as
he entered the Chn-_t..`itud is his fight hand the
wreath of olive whisk was presented Sis Pl* the same
time. .11irisleeht discourse, delivered b Theophilus
N#llls caused a great sensation, became the manifold