Star.
London, England, 1826-06-19 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON:

MONDAY, JUNFAA9,
STOCK EXCHANGV., TWILLYR O'CLOC4C.
Consols for Account look very firm at 801 sellers, and Money
Stock is higher, Reduced being 79i. There is an improvement
In Russian Stock, which is quoted at 111 sellers, but in other Con-
tinental Bonds little is doing. South American Stock is very heavy
at 58e SS for Aledein Six per Cents. and Ei for Colombian,
but nothing is doing in any of them. The ire Market continues
entirely numinaL

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The Consist market has remained, since itslopening up to the
present time, without the,leastintereat or fluctuation: they opened
at $O buyers, and have Awn kept steady the whole of the morn-
ing at 80i for the Account, with little or nothing doing. Re-
duced at 79* to g.

'Tte aisaval of the Proctor, gun brig, from CArtha-1
gena, which plate sbe left on the P.7th of April, has caused some
speculation in the Colombian Bonds, as it was reported she hat
brought specie to pay the dividend, on which the Colombian Bonds
rose to 39, since which a reaction has taken place in the above se-
curities, and they may now be quoted at 571, owing to the report
not gaining credit. •

In the Ppreign Market a good deal has been done in Colombian.
Cu: rein Prices: Old Spanish 11, Mexican 591 $, Colombian
VI 4, Peruvian 29, Russian 110 j 61, Greek Bonds 14, Brazilian
Boids .56, New Scrip it prem.

PRICE OF BLOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. 3
ver Cent. lied. 79 Ye IA
3 per Cent. Cons. Shut.
31 per Cent. Red. 85Ts %
4 per Cent. Shut.
4 per Cent. Scrip 11/4 3/4
4 per Cent. 1826. 941/2
Lnig Ann. 19 1-16 191/4
•11,000 Exclieq. Bills 8 9 prem.
12.500 ditto 8 9 prim.
ElOO and £2OO ditto 10 11 prem.
C ms. for Acct. 80% 5/8
FOREION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.

TStaitdd,

Mex. Aect. .591 ili 9+ se i

Ditto Acct. Mk

Russ. o.ls, Itliti, SP C. it

Colombian Bondi, Oitto Acct. 401 1 -
Do. Bonds, 1424, 381 371 Span. Bonds S p Ct. 71
Acc. 371 II 71 471 Ditto Acct. 8
Greek Bonds, 1425, S p C. 14 French Mentes. 3p C. 46125c66[
Max !Ids tB25,Gp Ct. 541 91 41 Kschange, 251 50c
BRITISH AND FOItKIGN SHARES, TWO, O'CLOCK.
soaks. PAID.
100 55 30
100 15 13
100 10
25 25 15
514 3
EXCHANGES.
11.430W1GH, Joss 13.—0 n Logsdon, 37. 5. 2 Us. 37. 2.
Sr. Ferte.ssuaott, MAT 30.---. On London, 9 13-32.
Lriestc, Jost 9.—On London, 2 M. 6. 20.
Btaass, Juts 10.—On London, 3 Id. 7.
VIENNA, Jost 3.-00 Londirt, 3 M. 10. 12.
Bantu, Just 9.—On London, 625.

Anglo Mexican Spm.
drazillan
colmblant,
Welch Iron & Coal
New Corn Exchange

Private letters from Sr. Petersisurgh of the 2d inst.
represent Russia as far from being in a state of tran-
quillity. The extensive ramifications of the plot which

was discovered in December last have rendered the

Estrum extremely suspicious, and it is remarked that
in the selection of persons to be near his person there is
a strong leaning towards foreigners ; this was patticu-
larly the case when, on the SOth ult. the Estmost vi-
sited Admiral Caowa's squadron at Croastadt ; on this
occasion none of his attendants of yank
,vrere natives
of Rubsia.

These letters also state that the EMPISROR is making
considerable changes. Count ARANTECHILISII/1 the
Governor of the Military Colonies, who had the courage
and the honesty to report to his Sovereign that the plan
had failed, has been dismissed ; or, as it is said in the
order of the day of the 12th ulr. which dispenses with his
services,' has obtained leave to travel in order to take
the baths." Major Gen. KM:MICHEL is appointed his
successor—but only as a sort of Deputy to General
PIZEITSCH who is a German, as it is said, "should any

very important cases occur, he is to lay them before
that Officer, who is chief of the Emperor's Staff."—

Even the tutor of the young Prince ALEXANDER, the
well known Russian Poet, SCIWICOVISKY, appears to
have incurred the Royal displeasure, and been dis-
missed—or allowed to go abroad for the recovery of his
health. Admiral Caowres fleet seems also to have gut
leave of absence, as a portion of it is ordered to cruise
off Bordeaux, and the rest off Dover Bank.
These letters state, that the tumults in Padolia have
been more serious than they have been represented. On
more than one occasion, the peasants have resisted,
with firmness, the attacks of the military sent to put
[them down.

Rio Papers have been received at the North and
South American Coffee House to the 22d of April,
which state, that Sir CHARLES STZWART arrived at
Rio in the DIAMOND on the sth of April. The Ess-
peßOß arrived at Rio-from Bahia on the Ist of April.
—The ratification of the treaty between Brazil andl
Portugal has taken place. The Paper of the 21st of
April states that the meeting of the Assembly is de-
ferred, owing to few Members having arrived at Rio.
The Lord Hobart packet, bound to Buenos Ayres, had
arrived in forty-nine days, with dispatches for the Bri-
tish Minister.

We have received New York and other American
Papers to the.29th of May, containing intelligence from
Brazil of the 9th of March. It appears that on the
27th ni February a sanguinary battle took place between
the prazilian and Buenos Ayrean fleets, in which the
former was defeated, with the loss of steam vessel and
a brig, and another ship was driven on shore. It was
also found that the blockade of Buenos Ayres could not
be maintained. Two frigates had sailed from Rio, to
reinforce the Brazilian navy at Monte Video, which was
closely invested on the land side by the Buenos Areani
forces. It is acknowledged that the Brazilian navy is very'
inefficient, and that the Imperialists have experienced
some losses in the South. It appears also, that there has
'seen a rising of the Laguolista, or LECOR.S party, in
Monte Video ; but General M.tozast, with great exer-
uon, had restored order, aod ordered out 4,000 men to
orni a line (outside the City, and defend the gates and
valL General Lzcoa has been r maved from his com-
,uand. and is about returning to Rio Janeiro.

—..,„&-,....—.
Hamhurgh Papers to the 13th instant, Dutch Papers
o the rrib, and Frankfort Papers to ch. 12th, tucked us W.