Star.
London, England, 1827-06-09 00:00:00

LON I) ()N .

SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1527.
STOCK EXCIrANGR, TWRLVE O'CLOCK.

Cocsols have got up this Mot ning pet cent. in consequence ofl
Mr. Commutes Speech last night In the House of Commons, in
regard to the affairs between Spain wed Portugal, and giving hopes
that their differences would soon be amicably settled. Consols,
which left off yesterday at 840 to I for the Account, opened this
morning at 841 I, and soon after went up to 841, when fifty thou-
sand were 'Oki at 84f; at which price they now remain steady. A
great deal of business was done in the earlier part of the morning.
In the Foreign market scarcely anything is doing at present.
Current prices Old flr. —aaists 18, Mexican 881 Colombian
029 t, Portuguese 75, Prazilian 59.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols, which were done In the earlier part of the morning at
841 for the Account, have had a small reaction, and may be quoted
at present at 841 1, with little or nothing doing at present.
In the Foreign market, Colombians are not Vice so good as in
the previous part of the day.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.

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Bank Stock 2041 India Stock Shdt
3 per Cent. Red. 831 / 1 Ditto Bonds 78 76
3 per Cent. Cons. Shat. South Sea Stock .
31 per Cent. Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. 901 1 j .81600 Bache+ Bins 45 47 4S
4 per Cent. New Shut. ' 5500 Ditto 45 47 45
4 per Cann. Scrip 1100 and .8200 Ditto 45 47 45
4 per Cent. 1826.1001 1 Advertised 46 45.
Long Ann.l9l 7-16 Consols for Met. 841 1 f
PORILION FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bds.6 p Ct. Mil Gr.Bds.t 825, 5p Ct. 18171 181
Buenos Ayres ads. 6pC. 60 I Do Acct. 1111
Ditto Account 601 Mez.Bds. i 823,6 p Ct.
Colombian Bond.. 6 p Ct. Do. Met. 681. 1 f I
Ditto 8d5,1824.119 1 281 Portugsemßds.sp C. 7511
to. Aect in 1 281 Russ. Bd 41829,6 pC. 921
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. Do. Ace. 921
Do. Acct. Span. Bits 5 p Ct. 12
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SIMI /t• m Ilk . •
Brazilian 180 20 . : . 221 .
Potosi La Paz 84 Permit. Asso. 15 4 XI 16a tai 15s
United Mealcau 40 ' 40 ' 131 f' -
General Steam Navigation 100 13 •51.1 -
FeenC It FUNDS, Jima 6. Five per Cents. 10If. 10r.....—Thres
per Cents. 70L —Bank Stock. 2,047 f. 50c.

The IClNe's Message, which was last night the sub-
jeci of consideration in both Houses, gave °Casio& to Ministers to
make some importstit disclosures on the present gate of our rela-
tions wi►h Spain and Portugal. With respect to chi principle upon
which a British force was sent to the latter countrt, It was stated
broadly and distinctly, that it was merely to defend her against
foreign aggression, and not to support there any pirtkular form of
Government. This declaration, so consistent with the general
policy of his Marastr's, Governments might be considered super-
fluous, had it not been rendered necessary by the industry with
which assertions of a contrary tendency were made here and
abroad. It was further stated, that the conduct of the
Spanish Government had been so conciliatory of late, that a
reasonable hope might be entertained that tLe necessity of
occupying Portugal with a British Foiee, would soon cease. In the
meantime, nepelations ire now pendlnghetween Spain and Por.
tugal, which promise to replace the relations between the two States
upon the former friendly footing, and consequently to accelerate
the period when our troops may be withdrawn with perfect safety.
In the early part of t►e evening, in the House of Lords, Lord
HOLLAWD, in presenting Petitions against the Test and Corporation
Acts, said that he should institute no proceeding upon them during
the present Session.
Lord Joan Rooms gave notice, that he would on Tuesday Best,
move for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Borough ot.Man-
chester to return two Members to Paellaisent, as a consequence of
the disfranchisement of Penryn.

We received this morning an Extraordinary Supple-.
went of the Et. Petersburgh Journal of the 19th May,
containing an account of the operations of the Army in
Georgia, from the 29th of Match to the 24th of April
inclusive. At the former date, General P.taxivitami
assumed the chief command of the Corps of the Cau-
casus, and immediately adopted measures for the inva-
sion of the province of Erivan. This service WAS con-

fided to General BENKENDOBST, who, at the head of
seven battalions of Infantry, two regiments of Cossacks,
and a company of Light Artillery, succeeded in pass-
ing Mounts Akzbieck and Bazabdal, .on the 6th
of April, in spite of heavy falls of snow and co-
pious rains. This movement brought him and his
division towards a place called Etchmiadzit.e, which
was occupied without any resistance. He met with
no enemy till he arrived at the villages Aiglanlon,
where the Persians, covered by their walls, opened
a well sustained fire. However a spirited charge
dislodged them, and the villages were immediately oc-
cupied by the Russians. On the 16th of April BEN.
ICZNDOREr, marched to reconnoitre Sardar Abad, a
new Persian fortress, about twenty wersts in advance.
About one in the afternoon, he fell in with a large body
of Kurdish cavalry, amounting to 10,000 men, cons-
, manded by Mama KHAN, who is describe) as a fa-
Mous partisan and brother to the Sardar of Erivan.-6
The Kurds were ftrunediatoly edserged, put to Sight,
and pursued seven wersts. However, if they made a slight
resistance, they sustained a very slight loss, having left
only eighty of their comrades on the field of battle: This
is the first time, since the commencement of the war

that the Kurds were not able to carry away their
dead; and this admission from an enemy is a fine tri-
bute to their intrepidity. As mention is made with
much exultation of the arrival of two convoys to the
troops under BENKINDORTP, we suspect the latter find
few supplies where they are, and that theKerds are more
intent upon straitening their means, thin upon fighting
with them. After the engagement, BENKINDOMPIP re-
connoitred the new fortress, which he approached with-
in musket-shot.

We also received this morning-Frankfort Papers to
the 2d instant. An article under the head of Stutgard,
speaking of the depatture of the Queen Dowager for
England, says that her hfAitent will return to that
City about the middle .cif think& Her MAJESTY,
who travelled under the titk of Counter of GROXINGEN,
had an interview with the Lsndgrave and Landgravine
f Hasa Hoettuao cu the 31st ult. near Mayence.—
iThese is no otter article in these Pipets vivith noticing.,