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London, England, 1827-07-11 00:00:00

THE EVENING ST.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1821.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Ware the rattle went this morning, a bargain was done in Coo.
mite effif for the Account, caused by the arrival of an Express
from Pm 4 bringing the Three per Cents. at 72f. 85c. This was
contrary to egpectaticrn, as It must have been known at Paris that
the English Funds were on the advance, and of the Bank dis-
mounting at Four per Cent. Consols, which left off yesterday at
1171, opened this morning at 87 for the Account, and soon after
wars done it ; bet up to the present hour m.y be quoted at
87 to k Fifty thousand Exchequer Bills bate been sold this
pnenking, which bas lowered them to 50.
Is the Foreign market little is doing.
Comet priors OM Spanish 101 11, Mexican 68/ 691, Co.ining 1101 51L Osier 161 171.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

. .
The extreme flemthatice In the Consol market, up to the present
time, Is about 1 per cent. from 1171 to 661, and the market has
rather a heavy appearance, with little doing. Comb may be
gamed at 1164 { for the Account.
The affidre pending with Turkey causes the market to remain
it an unsettled state, as it is feared the Turks will not Sim to any
terms, and make it a religious war.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 109% India Stock 1544 is div.
5 per Cent. Rvd.ll6l j 36 Ditto Bonds 16 67
5 per Cent. Cons. 151 I 1 ex die. South Sea Stock
5% per Cent. 99/ Old Annuities
51 per Cent. Red. 914 1 41000 Riche* BBL 50 51
4 per Cent. New 100% 109 ex d. Z. 500 Ditto So 54
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £llOO Ditto 50 43
4 per Cent. 1896, 101} 103 India for Account 257
Long Ann. 194 4 Consols for Acct. 371 61 71 61 1
FOKICION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian lionds,6 p Ct. Idea. Bends,s per Ct. 551 ...
Ditto Ms, 1334, 311 D0.845.i325,6p cc. a 14111
Do. Account 31 6 Do. Acct. 631 691 634 4 1
Danish RM. 5 p CL 63 Peruvian Bandit p C. 26
Greek Booth, 3 p Ct. Russ. i1d5.13211,5pC. 93 41 94
Do. 8d5.11195, 5 pCt. 161 Span. Ms 5 p Ct. 101 1/ 1 101
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Moan. ram.
100 It 11
40 30 11
110 1 An a Musky.
100 10 8

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We received this afternoon the Gaulle de France
('ately the Emile), dated yesterday. It contains no
other intelligence of the slightest intetest, except what
is conveyed in the following article from the Spanish
capital, which is solar important, as it puts down a
tumour of a contrary tendency, which has been cir-
culated for some days past, with an industry equal
to its falsehood. This intelligence does not take
as by surprise: we always thought that his CATHOLIC
MAJESTY would come to this resolution at last; and what
has been the practical end of all his delays and evasions,
but to detract from the merit of the present proceeding,
and take away from the grace and prudence of a timely

MADRID, Suss ga.
The Army of Observation commenced on the 22d a Thn, Lords of the Ktara's Most Honourable Privy
_
Cornell bad a lugedes yesterday morning at the Council Office.—
retrograde movement, the result of which will be to
There were preen the Lose Cramer Loa, the Right Hon. Huse
bring it back to its ancient positions along the line of Euaor, and the dimes Anvocass. :Their Lordships met at half.
the Tagus, at Talavera, Calera, Oropeza. itc. On the rirbatr, e
are ck.k....ziodiwers. amslaglabs: hearing Cantultp2e,it:
20th the instructions of the Minister of War, relative to Rant of Heaaeseartthe Lord
eeProeld4,,es president thaecSounctile,olid or
this movement, reached General SARSIIRLD, who did attend the mssdsg,. in
ber4hip's daughter,u
who Is considered to be in 7a
not lose a moment in carrying them into execution. dying state.
The prolonged stay and concentration of his army in Mr. Lusuinovotr, the re_ Govern?! of Madras,
to poor a district u the environs of Caceres, had corn- "nu bgaurnik44lll, es board dyisls afternoon, Majesty's
:tett; o'cloce k, Or' carrying
pletely exhausted the country ; and it was with the A salute of twelve gag was fired en the arrival of the Right tun.
Gentleman on board the VIAGgi. Soon afterwards, the frigate
greatest difficulty at last that he could procure the weighed anchor, and set sail with afar wind.
provisions and forage,of which be stood in need; whilst Baron BuLow, the Prussian Minister, transacted bu.
he had reason to fear, that in such a situation the heat ewes' yesterday at the Mice of the Secretary of State for Foreign
of the dog days would produce contagions disorders.
AV; Duchess of CLARINCR entertained the Duchess
The leader of the principal band, which made the of Ise, the Prince of Lawmen" and the Princess normals, te
north of Catalonia the scene of its excesses, bas just sent dinner On Woodsy, sr her residence in Baehr Path.
of Theemmee Duzschaensds
theof Krainamaroa.
Facnnaacomaa.pabnanientrizay the Prince
the men to their respective homes, furnishing each of
them with a certificate attesting his good behaviour, ants of the new Opera of Dedinwv. " at the Italian Opera amuse,
which be is to produce, in case ot need, before the local with her presence
...
lire barl otTeICAILLIaeLan entertainedg. Mr. and Mrs.
authorities. He has announced himself, to the listen- Campo, and a numerous party to dinner oa Meaday, at his reaK
dant of Police, his intention to quit his licentious course. &see, in Gresysuor-place.
Sir JAMBS RETNITT, Secretary to his Royal High,
Yesterday, at seven in the morning, their MAJMITIES new the Duke of Caxamoar, landed at Dover on Woodsy, and
made their s,lemn entry into this capital, from Aran- proceeded to town immediately with dispatches, supposed to relate
sues, where they had stayed for some time. The KING t• tlnleVilre,r made to his Royal Highness of the lace of Cow
.chief.
and Queen were in an open carriage, which was fol. The Duke of Gaarrou and the Ladies FITZROT ea-
lowed by the equipages of their Royal Highnesses the tabbed a juvenile Party yesterday evening at their hews is
INFANTE, and those of the Officers of the Royal House- aureatreet.Marquis of ANOLISZT entertained the Marquis
hold. The crowd was immense that pressed forward of 1•4111b0WV end a distinguished Party to dinner restervlort It
his house in Old ButUngton-street.
to get a view of their IVIAJWI2S. The E.ul of SEFTON had a Dinner patty yesterdaf at
, The Marquis of CAMPO SAORADO, Captain• General his house in Aritogton-street.
of Catalonia, has solicited his dismissal, which his MA. Thursday the Duke of MONTROSE and suite passed
srstv has refused. through Glasgow for Buchanan Rouse.
Accounts from Cape Coast Castle have been received
M. de LABRADOR, who is at this moment in Paris, to the end of Much. A very interesting piece of intelligence had
is appointed our Ambassador Extraordinary at Rome. rseveached that settlement,
is
which had created sane Londe :ihn;
The Council of State assembles on the 30th for the capital oferal "
thet e
Ashan't It
; &now
od itawicasitalselnievedtcthety were survivors
purpose of deciding definitively on the admission of of the unfort
ees. unate bailee betheweor Sir C. H‘Caaitar And the
Traint, as well as upon the reclamation: with which news, hattiiTedrentetwriuttedN;f""lra Tel
melanttely on hearing the t
LABRADOR is charged. potation to the capital, to negotiate their release; but at the date
of these letters, none of the Fantees would undertake the mission,
Foams Roarras.--ftve per Cents. 102 f. 25e.—Three per and no white men are allowed to enter the territory &Ms Majesty
TEL sac.—July 2. of Ashantee.
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, received this morning the Algemeine Zeituxg and MANCHISTER, JULY 10.—WeB regret to state,-that by
ftehicearaccbiydenthtiaatdrTesalddfenslieayeciadnksent.atthernee
:wmore of
dead,
mthaeksunfg
,rankfort Papers, both to the 4:h instant. but they con-
no news of general interest. An article under the the whole number of lives lost, eleven.—Mcschester
' of St. Petersburgb, 23d June, announces the Mercury.
adoption of some new regulations, by which it is pre- THE Bonoucu or SocrniwAsx.—A Meeting of the
to improve the condition of the unfortunate Freemen of London, resident in Southwark, was.s
Hill,held
whenyester a Petitiondasa
seas prepared,ttheQueenskl
which
eadSt. Mar
victims of an arbitrary Government, who are inmatesis tofarepertesen ted
Siberia; and we merely notice them as affording a to the Court of Common Coullcil, preying that the
• proof of that spirit, which is always impelling a Ward ot Bridge Without may rvrurn nine Members to
.ell-intentioned despot to undertake what he calls the Court of Common Council, wilier it did at one
improvements, but which in nine cases out of ten pro- period since the year 1681. .
Tilt ALDERMIN.—The LORD BIRTOR summoned a
no real practical good. if the despot himself be Court of Aldermen for yesterday, in order that the
and humane, unless he has an eye which can newly-elected Sheriff, (Messrs. SPUTTISWOODS and Sra-
_ in the wh de of his Empire at one comptc- st.ae) might attend. for the purpose of executing the
Rienzi,e glance, as well as the Zreatert firmness of bond to t site upon themselves she duties of the office 61
pose, his good wishes are generally frustrated ; Sheriffs of London and Ei:letsff of Middlesex; but after
the LORD MAYOR had waited one hoar and a half. these
-his is the reason of that stagnation of intellect were not a sufficient number of Aldermen present to
culture of every description, which is exhibited constitute a Court; anti, in consequence, the Lotto
generation to genes moon, in such States as MAYOR was compelled to leave.

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