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Slant Stock abet
3 per Cent. Ited. Shat
3 per Ct. Can 231 3
si Cebt. Shut
31 per CMG Red. Shut
4 per Ct. Nkiv 1001 I
4 per Cast. Scrip
4 per Cent. 11126, Shut
Long Ana. Strut.
FOREIGN FUND!
Detain= Ms. Sp Ct. 601 1 601
Do. Acct. 401 1 601
t imussibiao Roods. 6 perCt.l2l
Do. 80ad5,111%4,21i
Do Acct. 2111
Danish lids. 3 p Ct. 601 1 1
Do Acta On
Greek 155ede.11126.3 p Ct. 17
1daa.16,1025,6pCt 32 11

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• rat 3:r F. llolvinsnn..on sop Urkiment
W St men on his marriage, by the Marquis of Dimond&
Capt. Hove Coldstream Guards, on promotion, by Sir A Hone
Lieutenant General Sir 11. Fatir on being appointed K. G.C. of the
Order of the Bah
•Mr. A. Dawson, Member for Lowth, by Lord Bloomfield
Colonel C S. Pagan. C.B. Bengal Army, on being appointed Com-
, pardon of the Bath
Rev. D F. Markham. on appointment to the Canonry of Windsor
Lieutenant General Sir Thomas Bowser, K.C. B. on receiving the
Da lee of the Bath
Captain J. N. Campbell, R.N. on his promotion
Lieutenant General Fetmor on promotion, by ths Marquis of
Queensberry
Lieutenant General Kenneth Mackenzie on his appointment to the •
54th Regiment
Colonel Berkeley Drummond, 3d Guards, on his promotion
Lieut. Gen. Sir William IngUs, K.C.B. on his appointment
Lieut. Col. Berelford on his promotion, by Viscount litresford
Col. M. Burgoyne on presenting a Book dedicated to his Majesty
Captain G. Rouke on his promotion, by Colonel Clitheroe
Lieut. Col. Bainbrigge on promotion, by Sir Willoughby Gordon
. Col. Sir John Harvey to take leave upon going to Ireland on duty
Rev. John Griffith on appointment to a Prebendal Stall, Rochester
Vice Admiral Hon. Sir H. Blackwood, Hart. on his appointment
Lent. Col Whatley on his marriage
Sir Patrick Macgregor on being created a Baronet
Sir Henry Chamberlain on being created a Baronet
Cornet Gascoigne Royal Horse Guards, by Admiral Sotheron
'Cornet Turner, &Mincers, by Lieut. Cu!. Taylor
Bishop of Carlisle on his translation
Ensign Payne, 72d Regiment, on his appointment
Bishop of Llandeff on his preferment
Commissioner Wolley, It N. Dep. Chairman of Victualling Board
Lieutenant Bridle, 15th Hussars, by the Lord in Waiting
Lieutenant Fitzgerald. Rifle Brigade, by Sir A. F. Barnard
Ensign F. A. Biathlon!, 93d Regiment, on Mutton from the West
Indies
Sir James Urmaton on his return from Canton, by Lord Melville
Lieutenant Dupuis, ILA. by the Lord in Waiting
Captain Meynell, K. N. on his return from St. Petersburgh
Lieutenant. A. Dealing, IL M. on his appointment, by General
Campbell, R. M.
Lieutenant A. G. Blachford, 24th Regiment, by Lieut.-General
Bbchford
Rev. J. B. Sumner on appointment to a Prebendal Stall at Durham
Capt. T. Peebles, IL M. on promotion, by Major General Campbell
Lieutenant Kendall, IL N. on his return front the Land Atctie
Ezpedition
Mr. Sergeant Teddy on his appointment of King's Sergeant
Mr. Sergeant banquet on his appointment of King's Sergeant
Doctor John Ibt clay Sheil, by the Rariof Mountcharles
Rev. Hobart Seymour, by Sir 'Michael Seymour, Bart.
Rev. Herbert 4kikeley, by the Duke of Athol!
`Doctor Adolphus on his return from Jamaica and on promotion
Sir John Edmiiind De Beauvois, by the Marquis of Sligo
Sir George Phipps on being created a Baronet
The Dean of Chester on his promotion, by the Bishop of London
The Bishop of St. David's INV being appointed Dean of Durham
'lke Bishop of. Durham on his translation to the See of Durham
The Bishop of Jamaica, by the Bishop of London
The Hon. Lloyd Kenyon on his coming of age, by Lord Kenyon
Ron. Captain Pouktt un his appointment to his Majesty's ship
Prince Regent
Hon. Mr. Moreton by Lord Duck
Bishop of Bristol on his promotion, by the Bishop of Chichester
'Colonel ffieldichartd Williams on his promotion
'Major General Sir James Lyon on his appointment
Skut.-COlonel Giaham Foster Pigott, on taking additional names
Lieutenant COlOnel Gong, Grenadier Guards, on his promotion
Lieutenant Colonel &viler on his return from India, by. Captain
' Rainier.
Major General Anderiorion his appointment
Lieutenants General Sir NO:ben 'Taylor on his appointment
Lieutenant t 01°644 Goldin, 50th Regiment, by Lieutenant General
Goldin f•
Lieutenant General Tisomaelleowne on his promotion
Major General Sir Thomas Bart. on his appointment
Lieutenant' General Lord Aylmer, K.C.B. on appointment to be

Colonel of Mtb Regiment
lieutenant General Sir G. Anson, on appointment to Colonelcy of
4tb or Royal bids Dragoon Guards
.11lajor General Tuley to his marriage. by Viscount Bernard
Captain Abbott, by Lord Cekhester
Lieutenant Colonel Brooke, Bombay Atm, by Major G al

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The' Right Hun. the Earl of Shrewsbury on his coming to his title.
S r Edward Stanley. late Chief Justice at Madras.
The Rev, T. F. Foerd Hawes, Chaplain to his.Maleaty.
'llse Duke of St. ALBAN'S appeared in the splendid coedits.* of
Grand Fa/tuner of England, with his gold chain and medal.
• The Duke of Noarout carded his baton, as Earl Marshal.
AU the Naval Officers appeared in their new regulation uniform.
'llse Levee concluded about five a'cloCk, when his blamer left
Yoe the State. Rooms. •
The 'Levee of yesterday, was more numerously attended than
has been known for Piety? years. On this occasion his MAJESTY
• received the company sitting in* Chair of State, and *ith his
accustomed grace and dignity; which enabled him with more fad-;
lity to get through the Presentations thait by standing, u was .his
. • `usual predict. ~ills.MAinse looked remarkably wel6 . The beat
was overpoweriptg, and the pressure so great in the anti-room, that
'lean* Sentlemen dropped their hats, buckles, /cc. and in many
parts of the roasts feathers were scattered, which had fallen from
the hat. it Military Geotlemen.
Among the splendid dresses at yesterday's Levee, one Gentleman,
.who's name we could not learn. was in the fell costume of a Iligh•
land Chieftain, who attracted particular attention.
The Duke of WELLINGTON was observed at the Levee yesterday
:still to retain marks of his late accident, by having a black patch on
the top of his Dose.
In the bowie attending the carriages, the pole of a Gentleman's
'shallot came in contact with the body of another, by which one of
the panels was completely drove b.
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„THE EVENING STAR.

FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1828.

STOCK.EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Corrode opened this sentathg at &IL since which they have im-
proved to 84, and at present may be quoted at 824 1.
Ia the Foreign market, Spanish Beads have considerably iar•
proved, and have been done at 121.

CITY, HALF.PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols may be quoted at ,1131. alternatdy buyers and sellers.
This improvement in the Coma market may be attributed to the
dispatches from St. Petersburgh beluga a more pacific disposition
QUARTER TO THREE O'CLOCK.

The ssooseat as Cassel Mullet gave way, and Consols have
kesedied a I fir the Accoent. As Exp►ess has arrived, and
report sayb it ►rings the aerosols of the aSssiaos ha►tnl crossed
She Pm&
IsItICK 00 STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.

India Stock Slug
Ditto Booth N fl to
Old Amide.
XlOOO Exciteq, Bills 56 55
MOO Ditto 56 56
14106 and £2OO Ditto Si
Advenistd
India for Acct. 245'
Consols for Acct. $53 I
, TWo oct.ticX.
Poing. 846.1 p C. Ali 603
Do Acct. 603 166
RUM 8d5.11122,5 pita. 663 7
Do. Acct. Slit ?g 6
S Bds Sp Ct 103 123 11 f
L"istet. 123 12 113
Span. Ws. INS. 5 p. C. $ 73
Vr. Rental, p C. 1020 •
Ezeitseme, 25f lOC
I
Do. Ace. 51 De. Acct.
tatTISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
JIMA 1111. Palo.
Hibstsdan SO • 73
United Ole:dean 40 " 133 13
Marine Alliance 100

The House of Ler& ad not it list nights on account
e► He Levee.

In the compost, the Itoikon Catholic Land Tax Bill
Cusadow wappapranytt tilt Monday. Me.Wststoe-Hebrow, In re-
ign." whit ilk wide steed fel bit aight4 mid which was pest-
posed at his desire boil Wed*. timed, that he did
_set bus
dui say parish should nooptagage**tia 1141141"00147r0
or (awards, of the iseklierets alNl.ollllllllllFered pihpristors.
After an lambing cowsebetilbodie silks for a loin *as ptet.

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pones! accruals sly. The Peiryn Disfranchisensiii7lllrE•ll4*.t
was brought up—to he further tonal ered today. Ur. Alderman
Waivilmait moved for an account of litibs granted tollse Canada
Company, and also the persons sent out, and land appropriated.
fir. iirmator Hoare paid, the House already possessed the one. 1
half of the information prayed for, and the other half they had no
means of acquiring. 111 r. EASTHOPI stated the the Company
would give evety information on the subject. , 111....thasurr bore
testimony to the candour and feline's of the C
the Alderman would withdraw fili motion. After some observi-
omtpani. He hoped
.
tions from Mr. Hume, Mr. Hoseasson. and others, the House
'was cleared fur a division, but none took place, the motion being
withdrawn.

The Paris Papers of "....Vednesday "Mich arrived last]
night, states, on the authority of an article from Alex-
andria, that the English Agent there had required that
the Turkish and Egyptian Army should evacuate the
Morea by a given time ; otherwise it would be compelled
to do so by force. The answer of the PACHA, though
conciliatory, was considered as somewhat evasive ; and
in the mean time an armed squadron, with ammunition
and provisions, had sailed from Alexandria, the PACHA
giving his word of honour that it was destined only for
Candia.

The Monitenr. in its intelligence from Lisbon, gives;
a very favourable colouring to the conduct 'of Don:
Micivin., who; it is stated, so far from accepting the
offers of the multitude, had resolved faithfully to adhere
to his oath, and to govern accotding to the powers
which he derived from the Charter. The next Lisbon
Mail will put us in possessibn of the true state of affairs•