Star.
London, England, 1827-06-05 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JUNE 5,1827.
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STOCK EXCHANGR, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
This is again a doge holiday, and the brokers and jobbers are on
'Change transacting business; but up to the present
atime, little or
nothing has been done. Consols may be quoted t ttah for the
Account, alternately buyers and sellers at that price.
to Foreign Securities scarcely a bargain has been done—Mexicans
are at 681.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols are ratber drooping, and have been done at 843 for the
Account, bus no business of importance has been done. Colom-
bian Bonds have fallen I per cent. owing to the unsettled state of
that Republic, and they have been done at 30; since which they
have rather improved.
EXCHANGES.
Haanuacm, JUNE I.—On London, 36. 0. 2M. 36. 5.
CHRISTIANIA, Mar 23.-3 Al. S. 6. 14.
Srocanoaar, MAT 25.—0 n London, 13 r. d. 5 =b.
Latest°, May 22.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 16b.
Beaus, MAY 29.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 27.
?macs Rums, Juna I. Five per Cents. 1001. 65c. Three
per Cents. 70f. 45c.—Bank Stock, 2,040 f.

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A Leeward Island Mail has arrived this morning.
which left St. Thomas on the Bth of May. By this con-
veyance private letters have been received from Carac-
cas, of the Ist of that month, stating that BOLIVAR had
received the letters from the Colombian bondholders,
to which he would give an answer on a future slay.--
BOLIVA R had issued an arbitrary Decree, dated the 9th
of March, and promulgated on the 30th of April, regu-
lating the loading of shipping according to their ton-
nage, under the pretence of preventing smuggling : the
dunes to be paid in hard dollars.—At the above date,
BOLIVAR was in the Caraccas.

It appears by accounts from Paris this morning, that
the Chamber of Deputies were to adjourn or. Saturday,
and were not to assemble again until they fiitally closed
the Session. They also mention that there is to be
a new creation of Peers to be taken from the Deputies,
and that the Chamber of Deputies will be dissolved.

The Park Papers, which reached us last night in
due coarse, are extremely barren of news. The French
Government, it appears, is going to augment its naval
means in the Mediterranean, under the pretence of
keeping a check on the Algerines, who are said to have
evinced of late an unfriendly disposition towards the
subjects of that Power. Whether this be the real
pretence or not, we do not think that the measure
itself ought to excite the slightest uneasiness. If we
were to hazard an opinion ourselves on the subject,
we should say that it was connected with the ne-
gociations now pending at Constantinople, which
the Court of the Thuilleries is no doubt anxious to
see brought to a prompt and favourable conclu-
sion, not from any diblike towards the Turks or their
policy, but from sheer apprehension of the spirit,'
union, and energy, now displayed by the Greeks:
the movement, now going on in Greece, must inspire
the Reach Cabinet, in common with the other great
Powers of the Continent, with presentiments, by no.
means agreeable or tranquilizing.

Hamburgh Pipers to the 2d inst. arrived this morn-
ing; from which we have made the subjoined extracts:
ST. PETERSBURGH, May 19.
His Majesty has appointed Count Kot►cbuberg to be President
of the Council of the Empire, and M.Von Olenin, the Secretary of
the Empire, to be Member of the Council. M. hlartschet,ko, Secre-
tary of State, is to take the office of Al. Olenin.
The day before yesterday the Emperor went to Cronstadt,viewed
the fleet and the improvements in the fortifications, and went in the
evening on board a steam-boat to Oraninabaum.
STOCKHOLM, MAY 22.
Last Thursday his Majesty held an extraordinary Chapter of tha
Orders, the object of which, however, was not to increase, but to
diminish the number of the Knights ; for it is affirmed, that a former
Swedish General, who is at present abroad, and a former Swedish
Major, were struck off the list or Knights.
On the sth, a terrible avalanche destroyed at Sondinoer, in Nor-
way, all the buildings of a farm, and 56 boats. The vast mass of
snow falling into the lake caused it to overflow its banks, and inun-
date all the surrounding country, by which great damage was done.
MAY 2s.
In consequence of a Royal Ordinance, the annual revisal of the
Schools, which should begin in the Autumn, is deferred for this
year, because, just at that time, the great Committee for the revisal
of all the Establishments of Education in the Kingdom will meet.
BERLIN, Mae 50.
Our Papers contain long accounts of the fetes on the marriage of
Prince Charles to the Princess of Weimar.
Above 300 ships laden with corn, are aground on the sandbank
in the river Bog, in the kingdom of Poland, on account of the shal-
lowness of the water. There is no means of remedying this, but
letting off the water in the neighbouring ponds and lakes, as was
practised in 1511 and 1815.
Prince Joaquim has arrived here nom St. Petersburgb ; and
Count Balmaine, Aid-de-Camp to the Emperor of Russia, has
passed through here, on his way front London to St. Petersburgh
with dispatches.
fits Majesty has sent to N. Botching, our chief Burgomaster, the
sum of $,OOO tie dollars from his privy purse, to be distributed
among the poor, on occasion of the marriage of Prince Charles.
COPENHAGEN, MAY 29.
His Majesty, who has been on a tour to Some, tec. will soon
leave us, and go by the steam boat to Holstein, front which province
he will not return till August.—There is a great stagnation in trade.

We also received Frankfort Papers to the 29th inst.
but they contain no political intelligence whatever, and
no article of the slightest interest excepting the subjoined:

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