Star.
London, England, 1828-03-05 00:00:00

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THE EVENING. STAR.

LON 1)ON.

WEDNESDA Y, MARCH 8, Ins.

STOCK RXCHA NOR, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Consol market opened st the same price they left off yes-
terday, 831 3 for the Account, soon after were done at 851, and
receded again to 833 1, at which price they remain steady at pre-
sent, with little doing. •
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
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&see twelve o'clock, the Consol market has taken a start, and
Consols have since been done at 33/ for the Account.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shot India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. Shut Ditto Bonds 89 5$ •
3 per Ct. Cons. 83/ / South Sea Stock
33 per Cent. 923 9 Old Annuities
3/ per Cent. P.4..Stut £lOOO Excise+ Bins SS 59
4 per a. New 100 r/ / 1500 Ditto 58 59
4 pet Cent. Scrip £lOO and £2OO Ditto 53 59
4 per Cent. 3826, Shot Bank for Acct. 2073
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acct. 83/ i 3 1
FORBION FONDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
PrasiHan lids. .5p Cc. 63 Do. Acct. 611
Do. Acct. 63 Mex. 1ida.1325, 6 p Ct 543 5
Colombian Bond., 6 per Ct. Do. Ace. 543 3 5 -
D0.80nd5.1824,351 Petite. Rds. 6 p C. 243
Mob& Ms. 5 p Ct. 613 Russ. Bds. lass, s per Ct. 90
BRITISH AND POIEISN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.

Era:Ulan
Colombian

MA li It. PAID.
55 20 67
100 £2i 17i 16k
100 23 7k

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THE KING'S HEALTH.

We are most happy to have it in oar power to com•
gnu/skate the gratifying intelligence of the almost perfect restoration
of his blussres health. His MASSITT does not suffer the least
inconvenience from the fatigue of the journey, but, on the contrary,
is better than he has been 'for a considerable time past. A vast
tangle: of the Nobility and Gentry left their cards at the Palace,
and made inquities as to his Masse:is health ; to which inquiries
the answer was, that his Hastert was " quite well." A Privy
Council was held this day.

Last night, in the House of Commons, Mr. Wilmot-
Roatort brought forward the subject of Emigration. The object
of the Right Hon. Gentleman is, to render every assistance to the
unemployed Poor, by providing the means of allowing them to
emigrate to the Colonies. The subject has been long under cond.
deration, sod has engaged the attention of Mr. ♦Vuator-Hosrsut
for a long period. He was highly complimented for the perseve-
rance and anxiety which he bad manifested, in collecting together a
♦ariety of evidence, illustrative of the best means of providing
against the evil complained of. '
The Report of the Resolution on the CorpOrtation
and Test Acts was brought up and agreed to, without any debate
Lord Joni. Roseau. then obtained lease to bring in a Bill pursuant
to the Resolution of the House, which was read a first time, and
ordered to be read a second time In the ensuing week; and it was
understood that the debate was to take place on the question of tie
House going into a Committee on the MIL
The House afterwards went into a Committee for
the further consideration of the East Retford Disfranchisement Bill.
Several more witnesses were examisted,the whole of whom proved.
the corrupt practice of receiving twenty and sometimes forty guineas
for a vote. Some warm discussion and slight personalities took
place in the course of the examinations, as will be seen by our Re..
port. The remit was, that at a late hour progress was reported,
and the Committee obtained leave to sit again on Thursday (cm
morrow).

Accounts bave been received from Laguira of the
4th Jan. stating that LABORDE'S squadron had appeared
off-the coast of Cumana ; but on finding they were well
prepared to receive him should he attempt a landing*"
he set sail again, and has disappeared. The accounts
from Bogota ache 22d Doc. do not make any mention
of BOLIVAR'S indisposition.

The Pais Papers which were receive 4 last night
contain no news from Turkey, and are barren of
political intelligence. By an article we have copied
from the Madrid Gazette, it would appear that Spain
does sot possess the tranquillity that might have been
expected from the late scantiness of news from that
country.

We received this morning German Papers. The
following are extracts:
NUREM BURG, Falk 23.

A tax upon commercial travellers bas now been
ordered to be 1 vied in the Russian Empire. This tax
is not to be paid on entering the Russiar. dominions,
bat the day and year of the traveller's arrival must ►e
entered on his passport. When he leaves the Empire
his passport is to be examined by a Cu.>tom•house
officer, and the tax paid accord'ng to the time he has
remained its Russia. If he has • been there only six
months, or less, he pays nothing ; if from six to twelve
mouths. 880; and if twelve months or more, 2,200
rubles.—Nurensburg Correspendent, Feb. 26.