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London, England, 1827-09-26 00:00:00

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IhrsVE IbNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1827.

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STOCK KXCH AN Glt, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Up to the present time, there is nut the least intelligence of zap
description, neither from the Continent nor South America.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 861, opened at the same
price ; but soon after, the market became very heavy, and they
lowered to 961 and 861 for Money : since which, a reaction has
taken place, and at present may be quoted at 961 to Fif for the Ana
count, and SC for Money. No business of consequence has bee,'
done up to this hour.
In the Foreign market, the chief operations are in Mexican
Bonds, but in other Foreign Securities nothing is doing.
Current prices: Old Spanish 91 10, Mexican 481, Colombian
28k, Portuguese 7S 76, Russian 94, Danish 621.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
Consols have been fluctuating the whole of the morning between
137 and_B6l, with little or nothing doing; and at present they may
be quoted at 861 1 for the Account, arid the same for Money.
An Express, just arrived from Paris, quotes the French Three
per Cent. Renter at 721. ]Oe.
In the Foreign market, there has been a little doing in Mexican
Benda, which have somewhat improved since the millet part of
the morning.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut.' India Stook
3'per Cent. Red. Shoe. Ditto Bonds
5 per et. Cons. 861./ 1 j South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. Shut. 21000 Eseheq. Bills SS 39
31 per Cent. Red. Shut. 2500 Ditto 59 60
4 per Ct. 'New 1001 1 101 1001 2100 and 2200 Ditto 59 61
4 per Cent. Scrip Advertised
4 per Cent. 1626, Shut. Bank for Account
Long Ann. Shut. Consols for Acct. 861 87 861
FOREION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bds.sp LI. Mex. Hopis, 5 per Ct.
Dn. deet.l4 Do,. Bds. 1825, 6 p Ct. 481
ilermos Ayres Bds.6 p C. 5/441 Jl9
Danish lids. 5 p Ct. 624 Fr Eki. Ace. 481 1 491
Greek Bonds, S p Ct. auss.Bds,lB22, 5 pC. 911 921
D0.8d5.1825, 5p Ct. 151 16 Do. Account
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAMES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAM PAID.
. Brazilian 35 20 53 54
Hibernian 30 8 10
Potosi La Paz & Peruv. Asa. 15 5 22 56 29 5e
EXCHANGES.
klansvacm, Sept 21.—0 n London, NS. 21. 2 M. 56.
Lanese, Satz. 17.—0 n London, 3 M. 6. 141.
Beaux, Sur?. 18.—On London, 5 M. 6. 261.
STUCCHOLM, Seer. ief—On London, '75 days, 12. 40:
Vicuna, Satz. 8.-. On London, 3 M. 9. 52.

We. have received Lisbon Gaselier to the IGth Sept.
The Gazette of the 10th contains, in the official part,
four resolutions of the PRINCBSS Rumor, in the usual
form, making another change in the Ministry t and
among others, it will be seen by reference to the
decree` under the second bead, that the Corms DA
l'uirrE, Minister at War, and acting as Minister
I ‘rloteign Affairs, bad enjoyed the honours of these

posts but a short period; he has been allowed to
retire, and 'll4 the Councillor CANDID' Jose
lle Jan has been appointed to ill the offices held
by the Conde da Pours; the latter also zesigas the

Colonelcy of the 7th IL•giment of Cavalry. —By ate

official article, dated Ser :15. it appears that the Celle
sors of the newly established Paper at Lisbon, entitled
the Trovibeta Final, have not been sufficiently cisentn•
spect in the articles which they allowed to appear in
that Jonrnal. They are accused of " permitting ex-
pressions to appear disrespectful to the Government,
' and to excite animosities and party violence:" they
Crave been accordingly dismissed from their office.—
The Resolutions of the PRINCESS REGENT are to the
following tenor :

" J. Appoints the Desembargado Jose Freire de
,Andrade to the office of Minister Secretary of State
for Ecclesiastical Affairs and Justice.

" 2. Considering the representations ache Conde da
Tome, Minister at War, and acting also ad interim as
Mini.ter of Foreign Affairs, her Highness is pleased to
exonerate him from both offices. .
"8. Appoints the Counsellor Candido Jose liavier
,to fill both the offices held by the Conde cis Punte.
"4. considering the representations of the Conde da
-Ponte, her' ighness allows him to resign the post of
Colonel of the 7th Regiment of Cavalry.
These fuurilisolalkins are dated from the Palace of Ajuda. The
Asst three the 7th, and the Akira' the Bth of September.
„SIFT. l2.—The Gaseiteto..tains a letter from the
Minister of Finance to the Corregidor of Evora E.tremo,
-.severely reprimanding him foe his negligence in not col-
lecting the arrears due to the Royal Treasury, and tape-
' cially for the enormous debt due by the Receiver-
~Gene;al of the Excise, whose property be is:Ordered im-
mediately to seize, for the benefit of the Exchequer.—
Various directions are given him ; and the whole con-1
etudes with a threat, that if he neglects this order his own
property will be .equestrated in behalf of the Treasury.
" SEPT: 15.—(Orricial...)—It having been strewn to
me that the Journal called the Trombeta Final has not
only used expressions disrespectful to the Govern-
. anent, bu: that it continues to use language calm-
•lated to excite animosity and party violenze, which
.unhappily threaten the public tranquillity ; for the
*preservation of which, and the entire reconcilement
of the people; the Government and the subaltern
officers in their several departments ought to employ
the means most conducive to so important an end; and
it being .certain that such Journals are published with
the sanction of the Censor or Censors who examine
ahem; and in whom the greatest responsibility therefi re
tails, 4 thiuk,fit, in the nan of the King, to dismiss
the Censor or Censors of that Journal, who permitted
doctrines to be -circulated which are so contras, to the
Respect due to the Crown and to the public tranquillitys
41 Palace of Ajuda, toth Sept. 1827.
"'Signed by the INFANTA REGENT,
4' CilLol VO)10610 Di Gotriza Damao."

We have also received H3mburgh Papers to a late
date: they contain the particulars of a calamitous fire
tkat broke out in the town of Abo, whereby the town