Star.
London, England, 1827-02-01 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Couch °posed this morning at Mai $O, and a great deal of Mad-
ness was door at this price ; since Which they may be quoted at 79;
►uyers. with a firm market, although a report still prevails that
more troops are going to Portegal, and that oar Government are
determined to keep pommel= of the headers of l'ortegel. In the
Foreign Market, South American Securities have Improved.

Current Priers : Old Spaolai Is, Wezican 65 4, Csiolublast
344 4, Peruvian 31, Chili= 36, ss, Portuguese 74, Russian $7.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK

The Cresol Market JIM remained very steady the whole of the
Morning, and Console have advanced from 71k, IM, tonna to for
-February; but within a short period the market was not so good.
In eomequEnce of a re-actioo, 110 thousand AIM beau sold at sea,
mad Consols may now be quoted at 80i, sellers.

T. Foreign Market aim rematasWandy, with little doing at-

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCKs
Bank Stock 203 2% %
S per Cam Red. 8044 % 14 7h,
3 per Cent. Cons. 79% so% 1/2
Si per Cent. 87%
•
3i per Cent. Red. 87%
4 per Cent. New 951,4 %
4 per Cent, 1826, 96% %
Unit' Ann. 19 3-16 % 3/4
India Stock 23814
Do Bonds 49
New Annuities 79%
E1;000 Exclorq. Bilis 80 28
L:500 ditto SO 28
L:100 and E2OO ditto 30 28
C 0,,,, for Account 797 a 80A Vs
FORRIIIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Milian Benda, 6 per Ct. 51 Nlex.l3onch,s per Ct. 54
Colombian Nadi, 6 p Ct. De. 1id5.11125,6 65,1 41 51
Ditto Boob, 1224,54 5 41 5 1
l'o. Act. 34/ 11 5 Do. Acc.6s 4j 5/ 5 1
Danish Roods, 5 pCt. 52k Peruvian Ronde I p C. 31 32
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 12 111
)00. Betatia, 11125, 5p C. 15k 15 Fr. Renter, 5 p C.loof 50c
DIM Amen' Exchange, 25f 50c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SIIA RE. ral4
BaasiNaa 100 20 22 21 22
Colombian 100 15 IS IC
Potosi La Paz & Perot. Asao. 50 S XI Ili AV
Tlalpuxabua ' 400 130 213/
United Mexican 40 271 • 17/

We insert to-day the Manifesto Of the Spanish Go-
vernment, of which we could only give a feeble outline
yesterday, from the pressure of other matter. equally
important, but more urgent. A hasty perusal will
suffice to convince the Reader, that this document is
by far the most interesting which the Madrid Cabinet
has hitherto published' on Cie subject of its relations
with that of Lisbon. They will miss in it the petulance
Of tone, and appearance of mental reservation, by which
all its preceding declarations on the same subject were
more or less distinguished. It is grave, candid, and
conciliatory to a degree, for which we were unprepared
on the part of a Power, which had been always
charged with a certain levity, even when its. pro-
ceedings were calculated to excite very serious sen•
sations in others. It is clear that the Spanish Ma
uarch, when he authorised the publication of this
State Paper, had a deep se ;se of the difficulties by:
which he was hemmed in on every side, and that he
had but one wish at the time, that of esti icating himself
in the only way that still remained in his power. To
deprecate the wrath, attract the sympathy, and enlist in]

his behalf the anarchical antipathies
tiPet is his
, object from beginning
be pretends to appeal to his own "
M Castilian pride," he does it ,
t.
cannot possibly give any offence.
mrre immediately interester in
of very little consequence, whether
his free sentiments, or proCeed
Tided they are followed by a correspondii
conduct. It is no secret now char
not lbwe Constitotions, and that
rate them, pat ticularly in his immedi
if he were at liberty to follow his
But he cannot act as he please; ,
practically respects the new institutions
real feelings on the subject are of very'
He has gives 'in this document as form.
is possible for words to convey, of
live henceforth upon the most friendly
Power; and as he will have the same
fully observing, as he had in making
anxiety as to the result. However;
guarantees, besides his own royal
servance of the pacific file of conduct
scribed for himself.

Is addition to the Portuguese troops,
their recent successes, and wbo desire
an much, as an opportunity of fetal:
servile:, the evils their couutri is now
through the connivanse or instrument;
verse faction, there will be ano:her
violence or faithlessness in the presence
auxiliary corps. These are such excellent
the peaceable disposition of his CATUOLIC
should IoH suspicion itself: and, for -
ate persuaded, that this manifesto
the world, as a messenger of peace,
false herald, who with conciliation
the most implacable hatred. The last
French funds justifies our interpretation
important State Paper ; and it will
construction is put upon it by the

English market.
There is no news to day from and
so much as a report, stirring is the
Spain or Portugal.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIG,EN

itaarrAut
The Earl and Countess of Sefton, at their
street, from Earl Cooper's seat, Partmeger
Molyneux, from Stoke Pars, near Windsor •
of Army, at the Earl of Westmorlittid's mat,
tanaldre, front Middleton Park Oxfordshire
akisais and family, from their seat in Hams, .
am. from Deveashlrr, at Featosis Hotel, St. Jameiostreet
Oensreve, Esq. at Ciouifs Had, Jermynotreet,
iwks ; the Hon. S. Vannes, from Kent, C. B. JO
Herefordshire, and J. Curry, Esq. and nephew,
the Royal Hotel, St. James's street.

DEPARTURE&
The Duchess of Rutland, from Melton M
ifs her soa's teat, Belvoir Castle; the Hini.
Ansts'a Hotel" et. Jameepatreet, for Oafs
mid As Hen. Henry Melyneers. for Rsadesg,
Iseinma. Governor of Madras. for the seat
Bart. in Sussex, and J. hfazse,_Eal. and \
Helton Mowbray, from the Royal Hotel,
Captain Maude, for Briabton, and Mr. and 7
front the British Hotel.

. DRURY•LANE THE,

The new Opera called BsOstrow, ns .
night at this Theatre. It has been curtailed
quarters of an hour; but it certainly did nt
crease of success. Min Surname's principal
we are sorry to say that she acted and sang
illness. Mr. BRAMAN gave his "Larne
and it was loudly encervd. The acting of
and Miss KiLLT, was equal to their efforts
net easy to speak of it in higher terms of es
delivery of the story of Gainers was again
of applause.
The comic situations of the piece are, as
merit, and they kept the audience in roars
logue is easy, and full of points arising out s
has none of the embellishments of real Wit,
ably full, but not crowded untlrthe second

LENT ASSIZES.
VIZ JUI4III•PPOIXTED mecum.
This morning, the Judges of the Court of K'
mw Pleas, and Barons of the Exchequer, with
Buren GILANAIII, assembled in the Council Chamber,
of choosing their respective Circuits, preparatory
Lent Assizes. The following is the arrangement
Home—The Cuiar Simon and Mr. Justice J
Norfolk—Lord Chief Justice Mawr, and '
Midland—Chief Junior Brae, and Mr. Ji
Western—Mr. Justice Paarc, and Mr. JI
Northern—Mr. Justice Baiter, and Mr.
Oxford—Mr. Baron Oaten*, and
' It is not officially announced that Mr.
signed; but it Is generally understood, should
be will be succeeded by Mr. Serpent Vainsatan,
quently proceed on the latter mimed Circuit.

Tuesday, the Lords of his Majesty
Privy Council assembled at the Council-dice,
to hear Plantation Appeals.' The Lards present
of the Arches' Court, the Lord Chief Baron,
Their Lordships sat front 10 o'clock until r•
Mr. Justice HOLROYD cor.tioues
Court.

The Magistrates and Council of
set Wednesday, a loyal and dutiful address. eh.
Massure, upon the lamented death of Ids Rdfal
of Y 011.1(.

When the last account olthe operations
Rank wasprapepted to the Emperor of liveries,
pleased to ask the reason of dicta of the Stocks?
the alarms caused by the chances of war in the Pet
a shock to credit. His IsWarr!, on this occasion,
tranrillizing assurance of the preservation -`
lue recall of Mr. HURTADn, as
Colombia, was made known in the City
little surprise, such • measure having been
We understand that a Mr. But, will remain
Charge d'Affaires on the part of the Republic.
Tuesday at ternoon, between 4. -
Avers, the King's Messenger, arrived
Downing-street, with dispatches from Lisbon,
on the 19th ult. The speed of this journey was mucs.
unforeseen obstacles, or he would have accomplished
and journey in four, five, or six days. Fie s
, vessel at Lisbon on the 19th ult. but owing
scantily supplied with coals, she did not snake
accustomed to do; and when she entered the
afternoon, the supply of coals mildew to y
work the vessel was exhausted, and shy was
by the power of :sails. The Remit port
Dartmouth, and even this could ow be
day evening. After this the kleseinger .
and then had a difficulty In procuring poet hems
,rod was obliged to make very keg earn.

hies of the British dc
ng to end ; and Mali
n independence and t,
t in such a war
ice. To the patter
•
his professions, it ii •
orbeiher they 'arm , 111
I from his fears, pro• rai
corresponding line of
that FERDINAVD doe, . •
it he would not toles
mediate neighbootbasd .
Wed is own inclinatioes,..,
; and, as long as
utions of Portugal, bps
very little consequence, Ln
formal a pledge at it
of his determination to
endly terms with that
iame reasons for faith. '4l
eking it, we have ao
rer, there will be other
yal word, for his ob. '
sduct be bas just pre. Ti'
TI
tbeblaelatriiar7ttainipsnorit:othnlc,ruiftnig:thehedspieprish.:heidtp:
now labouring under, At.
her check on Spanish
•eseace of the British Tb
excellent vouchers of he d
MAJearf, ld d,
for our own part, re WC<
;to has been sent into
peace, and not as a om
to on his lip, disguises ri
e last quotation of the Thl
pretation of this mac to
it be seen that a similar AT
be speculators in the
•xer,
• • It'a
any quarter, and not
the City, relative to .
MI
sic
cue
,
their house Is Arlisres. 21
eager, Meru; the Lades
Isor; the Karl and Couto,
mat, Althorpe, Northam,.
hire; Mr. and Mrs. George Al
Basta, and Captain Ferga. Ltt
I, St. Janseiewreet ; We. , •
tyoureet, from his seat is rids
, C. ft Jehmon„ Esq. frees
nephew, from Ireland, it
• a
dl
a Mowbray, Leicestershire, all
in, %sties Matriaitttoan: end
Oaltard's Lore i
ukase Berke ; $, Lishitg. 'net
I ant at /ilk Jobe Shelley, ith
and W. Gilbert, Bei. far - it;
Hotel, St. James's.etreet;
and Mrs. Loyd, far Pais,
0,1
. ,
:got
lEATRE. • ere
, et, I
W India was repeated list •
Med by the length of three et
1141 net go elf with any is. • Ific
dpal song Was left eat, sad
mg ender evideut marks et
r sow is a sew Meat* the b
it Howson, Mrs. paella% died
rt wo doe first eight. It is viol,
' cosainendadoo. coorub . '
in followed by laud berm ty
he
ss we before said, its grist yea
firs 4 laughter. The dia. ,it d
at of the 'hoodoos; but it
tit. '!tie Home wan telm
Ind prlce.
Ye
ES • ia
mecum. • revie
it of King's Bench, Cam • aim
with the exception —l
Chamber, for the perm, • yds'
preparatory to the mak TI
mgement S
ustice Lerrtmeat.r. • ds
and Mr. Justice Gam= him
r. Justice Meteors.
r. Justice 8411110114711. Ap
Mr. Basso littu.ocz. kids
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.. Bart* G 114114114 ball • N,
should his Lordship Mitt, j ;_.
Foamiest, who will moss.
cult.
Mi
sty's Most Honourable • oh
.Dice, In whirebaultscr, us.
'present were-the Ju het
Baron, and Mr. Elam
it half-put threw rout
is unable to attend tIR Pi
inst.
of Haddington voted, 1 press
resat at condolence to his peep
i Ratal Means the Puts was
it sr
lactation, of the Vienna s.
e
Avenue, his Majesty was the
e Stocks? He was told that told
in the Peninsula had Oval Cillo
is occasion, gave the Mi of 1)
in of peace.—Peris/Perw%
Ityabsee been generally
bandstotrkairfeirettill. l'tbrifer.l
main here in the capacity d On
public. M.
4 and 5 o'clock, Mr.
dat the Foreign 06c•• • h. I
Lisbon, which place he left "'
ley was much retarded by . mac
r accomplished the voyage eat,
He went on hoard a steam ~ en
-lug to the vessel being bet ,
• lion
make that speed she was
INawtasothirfodt:lio:menesthelk‘.eatheStaurindazy
tree
in they could nuke eat Ravi
JUbt
leer achael"mtoPlithcroed till Seas
ss
▪ Mein ha the Mel reeds, Feat
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