Star.
London, England, 1821-09-19 00:00:00

•i 'V:VEXING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1821.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
The Funds advanced this morning from 761/s to
7614 3/4, for the next Account.. The Bears are at a
loss to account for this rise. As it took place so un-
expectedly, the report is that the Government are in
possession of important dispatches from St. Peters-
burgh; and it is also said a great Jew has an official
document in his possession, of the entire settlement
of the differences between Russia and the Porte,

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Consols for October 7634 Vit 54 th.

The Ktwa's visit to the Continent is now placed
beyond a doubt, by the Gazette of last night, which
contains a notification of the appointment of his
Royal Highness the Duke of YORE and other distin-
guished personages to be Lords Justices for the ad-
ministration of the Government during his MAJESTY'S
absence, which, it is stated, will only be " for a

short time."
We understand that Saturday next is the day fixed
for his hl4.larres departure. Doverand Portsmouth
are both mentioned as the places embarkation ;
but we are inclined to think that, after the delays
already experienced at sea, the shorter passage will
be preferred. It is supposed that his MAJESTY will
proceed direct to Hanover, go thence to Vienna, and
tetsrn home by the way of Paris.

The Gazette also contains a Memorandum of the
K ENG% having been pleased " to remove M ajor-General
Sir ROBERT TIIONIAS WILSON from his MAJESTY'S
service." No reason is given for this dismissal.

The Ministerial Papers have received a very be-
cssming reproof for their officious seal in advocating
the introduction of a military spirit into the domestic
administration of the country. Ever since the un-
fortunate affair at Cumberland-gate, they had been
labouring, with all their might, to raise a subscription
for the detachment of Life Guards, which was em-
ployed on that painful service. AU men of good
sense and delicacy SAW the extreme impropriety of
such a measure; but they persevered, though the
effects 31 their perseverance were to irritate the Pub-
lic, calumniate Ministers, and keep alive an affair,
hich ought, if possible, to be consigned to oblivion.
By this mixture of stupidity and unseasonable zeal,
a subscription, amounting to above a thousand pounds,
Las been raised. What must now be their mortifica-
tion, however, to be informed that the Guards dis-
dain to accept the amount of the subscription. We
refer our Readers to a letter in another part, from
the Quartermaster of the Regiment to Colonel LYGON,
conveying w him the grounds on which the soldiers,
with great credit to themselves, refuse to accept of
the reward so indiscreetly proffered.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon.
Intelligence is said to have been received from
Vienna that England has proposed to Austria a Con-
vention on the affairs of Turkey, but that the project
has experienced great difficulties.
The 41fonitear contains a long official statement of
the part taken by the French squadron under Admi-
ral JURIES!, in assisting the Spanish Royalists, under
Colonel PEREYRA, to evacuate La Guayra. Our
Readers are already in possession of the leading cir-
cumstances of that event.
In their way to La Guayra the squadron touched
at Margueritta on the 30th June. Two Officers who
went on shore, were informed that the inhabitants
had refused to furnish their contingent of 1000 men,
which had been required by the President of the Re-
public, and that their Chief, ARISMENDI, who wished
to accede to the requisition, had been sent from the
Island, and embarked on the sth of May in a vessel
bound for Barcelona.
On reaching Porto Cabello, where PnazrnA and
his men were landed on the sth of July, the French
Admiral found in that harbour the Asia, 64, with a
convoy of fifteen sail. The Viceroys of Mexico and
Grenada, and Plenipotentiaries from Spain, bad ar-
rived in the Asia, to treat of peace with the Inde-
pendents of Columbia.
French 5 per Cents. Saturday, 66fr. 33c.

Ws have been favoured with a perusal of some
other letters received by the last arrival from Odessa
The following are extracts :
44 ODESSA, AUGUST 21.

44 The prevalence of the northerly winds, prevents
us from having arrivals with late news from Con-
stantinople. It has been reported that the passage
of the Dardanelles was allowed by the Turkish Go-
♦ernment, to foreign vessels ; but this appears again
to be enveloped in uncertainty. Lord Strangford
arrived here in eight days from Constantinople; still
opinions are as much as ever divided as to whether
we shall have war or peace ; but it is said that a mes-
senger has been dispatched by the Grand Seignior, to
the Emperor Alexander, signifying his pacific inten-
tions, and throwing all the blame on the conduct of
Baton Strogonoff."
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ANOTHER LETTERr•••SAMIC DATE.
46 AU is yet uncertainty with regard to the tenni-