Star.
London, England, 1827-10-12 00:00:00

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elltood rapid was turn4t4 in which way
aM was preipitated over the mighty-fa 11, and when
t bait over, her kaki broke, and in a few moments
she MaNikoeMtlNlArmients. There were probably 50.090
~who witnessed this novel and imposing
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The yellow lever rages immoderately, and threatens
once more to lay waste this ill-favoured city. •
• vaom mules rates conaavv.
Coruna.--The mkt of the 'eftek"consist in terf, bales of middling
and Inferior Alabama at I sad Ti cents, and 86 boles Louisiana
and Mississippi at 1 t wreak down according to quality. This time
bid year we were in roweipt of 91 bales new erop; same time pear
before LI; and same elm the year preceding 5 bales. As yet none
of the present cripples 'pond in our market.

TfilEs EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY,. OCTOBER 12, 1827.

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STOCK EXCHANGK, TWFLVIC O'CLOCK.
The price of Consols this morning is scarcely thought sap„ as all
the business is concentrates; in the Foreign market, in which a
great bustle prevails in Mexican Bonds, caused by an insurance
bc4 effected at. Lloyd's, and other ()Bees, for Ave hundred thou-
sand dollars, which are coming from the Mexican Government to
pay the dividends. Sind yesterday, there has been a fluctuation in
Mexican Stock of about sixteen per cent. and a rise of above ten
per emit. from 44 to 54k, and they opened this morning at 54,
went down to 521, and got up again to 54i.
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Consols opened at the sante price they left off yesterday 87j, and
continued so at present. .
Current prices: Old Spanish ili 4, Mexican 54 I, Coloanhias
.24 26, Portuguese 7 4, Rinsia.92l 4. Danish 614 4,.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

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The Coosa' market remains in the same state of stagnation as on
the previous part of the morning, at 87 to j fur the Acoaunt, and
47i for next time.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Beak Stock 216 2151 India Stock 255 i
3 per Cent. Red. 661 ez die. Ditto Bonds 94 96
3 per Cc. Cons. 67i 87 South Sea Stock
Si per Cent. $3 ex die. 41-000 &arc'. Hills 62 61 62
Si per Curt. 1101.93 2/ 3ex d. ASOD Ditto 6I 61 62

£lOO and £2OO Ditto 62 61 62
Advertised
Bink for Account 2194
Coosols for Acct. 171 1 87
FOKEIRH FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Daisillaa Bds.Sp Ct. 561 Mez. Bonds, Spa? Ct. 43 1 43
• Di. Account 51 561 - Do. lids. t 112.5,6 p Ct. 551 4 5
lionsissAyreelklsap 421 ~ 54/ 46 $ 541
eskonibLui Hoods •p Ct. 23 Aer. 541 3 43 4 6.5 41 Si
Do Acct. 241 . 541
Ditto Bds, 1134, 26 71 6'!7 Prue% &Is. 5p C. 963 •
Do. Acct. 27 83 273• Euta.0011,1646. SPC 921
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. - Do. Acct. 924
• D0.8d5.182.5,5p Cl. 151 Span. Bits 5p Ct. 91 •
. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK:
SHAUL Pain.
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• Damon 300 200 155
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Brazilian 35 20 Ll 4
Paoli La Paz & Peruv. Asso. 15 5 42 Its £2 164
Ditto Consolidated 10 £3 7s
Real del Monte 400 400
Do. Do. 420 420 440 430 435
Provincial Portable Gas 100 9 1
Australian 100 it 15
EXCHANGE.
ManillnOln, OCT. 9.—On Landon, li. 95. 2M. 11. 90.

4Per Ct. New 101 i
4 per Cent. Snip
4 per tent. 1826,101 j a die.
Long Ann.

Tke.Paris Papers, eztratts from which are given in
'oaf front page, are to the 11th inst. There is no intel-
...ligersaiii rheas from Constantinople of a later date
than ihat contained iu our ptivace letter from that city,
..given in the STAR of Monday last, dated the 17 h ult.

Bj the Dutch Mail this morning we have the Russiai
account of some severe fighting that had taken placebo.
• tweak, the Russian and Persian armies on the 24th, 25th,,
Ird 29th August, in which the Russians claim the ad.
vantage on each occasion. The action of the 29th
August appears to have been most obstinately contested
by the Persians, and they have suffered in proportion,
having lost in killed and wounded 5,000 men. The
loss sustained in this action by the Russians is admitted
to have been also severe. We subjoin the article :
ST. PETKRSBURGH, Sr,.? 24.
NIMS IROM GIORGIA.

General Sipiaguine having joined the batwing train
on the Bth (20th) August at Djelal Oglou, sent parties
' of Cossacks towards Ghoumri, Amamli, and Karaklissi,
to cover the passage of their artillery by the Bezobdal,
on the lith the park was beyond that chain of mountains.
On approaching Soudaghent, General Sipiaguine was
informed that the enemy, to the umber of four or five
• thousand men, cavalry and infantry, occupied the road
and advanced in consequence with his cavalry, after
placing his infantry in an advantageous position. Their
. numerous troops of horse attacked the infantry, but
the fire of our artillery soon dispersed them ; and though
they several times returned to the charge, they had
no more success. Gen. Sipiaguine afterwards reached,
. without obstacle, the camp of Licat. General Krassovsky.
- On retreating from Soudaghent, the enemy in con-
siderable force (1,000 men) having stopped between
Mount Alaghets and the 'camp of Djanghili, Lieut.
General krassovsky ;passed the Abarane *ids two bat-
talions of infantry, 500 Cossacks, and van pieces of
cannon, and went to attack them in the advantageous
position which they occupied near the roduntains. The
enemy stond firm against the Cossacks till they pet-
ceis ed the infantry ; but as soon as the lattit appeared
• they took flight, and were pursued by the Cossacksand
. the Tartar cavalry of Bostchali, which General -Sipa-
pine had brought with him. The detachment settun:d
to the camp in the evening.
Lieutenant-General Krassovsky was informed that
the enemy were besieging the Convent of Etchmiad
zinc, and that the place began to be much incommoded
by the batteries that bad been erected against it: this
news was confirmed by a brisk cannonade, which was
heat din the morning of the 16111 (28th). In the evening
of the same day the General left his camp at Djanghili
with four battalions of infantry, fire hundred cossacks,
and twelve pieces of cannon, and en the lith (29th) ar-
riving on the eminences between Aschtarak and Oota-
zane he disaverei the Persian army, consisting of
above 10,000 infantry and 15,000 cavalry, under the
command of Abbas Mirza, which occupied both banki
of the Abarane. Their principal battery commanded
tl.e road id E•chmiadzine, which is lined'atthis part
withblocks of stone and steep rocks their infantry
formed in three lines, bad its left supported by the
Abarane, and cut the road itself with its right wing: