Star.
London, England, 1827-02-19 00:00:00

LIE 3 OF THE DAT.

The Courtier Franais.—Notwithstanding the mi-
nisterial denials, a list of twenty new Peers was agreed
upon, and the list circulated was nearly exact.
The Quotidienne.—A Portuguese courier has brought
to Madrid .a declaration of war by Portugal, and
several Spanish Officers are gone with the secret per-
mission of the Government, to serve with the Portu-
guese refugees.
YLOM THU MILS, DATED SATURDAY, YRSZUARY 17.
. LISBON, Jas. sl.
The Marquis de Anjega, Governor of the province
Si Minho, commanding the forces in the northern pro-
vince, has addressed to the inhabitants of Tras-os•Montes
a proclamation, in which are the following passages :
Villa Real, at which I have my head-quarters, and
which was the focus of perfidy and rebellion, is the most
authentic witness, the most convincing proof of the sys-
tem of moderation which I have prescribed to myself,
in order to reconcile your tranquillity with the dignity
and the safety of the state. This miserable army of de-
serters, commanded by your unworthy countryman, the
Marquis de Chaves, repulsed in every encounter by the
faithful troops of Don Pedro IV. our august and legiti-
mate sovereign,—this army wandering from province to
province, could it have suffered the just rigour which it is
in my power to inffct towards this rebellious country,
if my bile of conduct, in unison with the natural cle-
mency of Ater Highness the Princess Regent, did not
tend to pacification, to concord, to the fraternal union
of the whole of the Portuguese family. Do not cover
yourselves with disgrace by refusing to accept the libe-
ral institutions which the most generous, the most au-
gust of Monarchs, has given in his paternal goodness,
when civilized Europe either combats to obtain them,
or eagerly expects them, or watches to defend them.
" Inhabitants of Tras-os-Mantes, frankly abjure the
error into which you have been led by the inordinate
ambition of the most ungrateful and of the most crimi-
nal of the Portuguese ; come and unite under the faith-
ful banner, and you will soon see tranquillity and com-
merce revive.
" See Spain recognizes the legitimacy of Don Pedro
IV.—France protests in favour orour institutions—and
England, the anxious and faithful ally of Portugal,
having already landed an army in our territory !
Inhabitants of Tias-os-Mootes, know your true in-
terests, and while] it is still time, disarm by prompt
obedience, the arm of vengeance, which is already to
fall in your hands if you persist in your criminal con-
duct. Militia of the provinces, execute without delay
the orders which are already known to you, by deli-
vering up your arms aud ammunition to the Chiefs of
your districts. Therwill be restored to you in more
tranquil times. Return peaceably to your homes, and
be all un'ted like true brethren."
On tl e SOth of. December last, the Foto English
frigate, having on board the Chevalier Neumann, who
is going on a mission from Vienna to the Court of Bra-
zil, touched at the Island of Madeira.
On the 29th instant, at eleven in the morning, the
English troops stationed at Belem executed some evo-
lutions in a field.near that suburb. They consisted of
two battalions of Infantry of the Guards, two squadrons
of Lancers, two of Hussars, and a park of Light Artil-
lery. At half-past ten her Royal Highness the infants
Regent came into the field to see the division exercise.
On her return, she was accompanied to the Palace of
Ajuda, by General Sir W. Clinton, as Commander-in-
Chief of the British forces in Portugal, followed by his
staff. and escorted by a squadron of Hussars, and one
o Lancets. A company of Infantry of the Guards acted
as guard of honour to the Princess on the spot which
she had chosen to see the troops file off before her.
PARIS, Proseur no.
LISS or TFI6 DAY.

The Memorial Bordelais.--Ts e Portngoese retjes
having rallied, ate said to have beaten the Convito-
iikalists. Gen. Chown, who commands the Engbat

(troops, had sent a commissioner to the Marquis •do
ghaves„ to treat of an arrangement. but the latter re-
Ithediry propose!.
The Journal di Coeptteres.—The garrison of Pantile.
luna is going to.lse increased.
The Courtier Francois.—The regiments of guards in
garrison at Rouen, Orleans, and Compiegne, have re-
ceived orders to approach the Capital.
The same.—The Spanish Government hope. that'
France will support it against the Portuguese Govern-
ment : the foundation of this hope is, that France is
forming on the frontiers a kind of Army of Observation.'
%he same—The journey of M. Tharin h.s been de-
termined, because it has not been thought proper that
the Duke of Bordeaux should be educated according to
the habits of a convent.
Letters from Trieste of the Sd of February say, that a
vessel, which had atived there in 28 days from Alexan-
dria, had brought news that the fleet was expected to
return to Egypt, to take on board some troops, which
are to be conveyed to Navarino, and act in the Morea
in the spring, under the command of Ibrahim Pacha.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

News Is out of the question this morning, as the Public atten-
tion is entirely engrossed by the unfortunate illness of Lord beta-

. _
root.: indeed we have it asserted, that an Express has been sent to
Lord Gannviu.s, for immediately to attend, in forming a Dew

Administration. At the opening of the Consol market this morn-
ing, an extraordinary confusion took place, sad for some time a
correct price could not be ascertained ; one small lot was done at
79 for the Account, which is a fall in Consols, since Saturday, of
2 per Cent. but when the market became more steady, they were
done at 79/ I, and may be quoted, up to the present time, at 801 ;
a good deal of bossiness has been done.
The Foreign market has also experienced a decline.
Carrent prices: OM Spanish 15i 14, Mexican 66* 67, Cam-
Wan 36k 37, Peruvian 54 35, Chillan 35 37, Portuguese 76i 77,
Russisn 89 j, Danish 60 Exchequer Bills 18 30.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
There is an amendment in the Consol Market since the opening
thie morning of l per cent. and Consols may be quoted up to the
present time at 801 to * for the Account, with Hide doing at pre-
sent. The general conversation is at present who is to succeed
Lord Lzvgaroor. ; many persons are mentioned as likely to take
his place.—The private letters, by the Empress this morning,
from Paris, on which some dependence can be placed, state,
that there is going to take place a partial change in the Ministry at
Paris, such as will consolidate the power of VILLILL Psvaorirr
is going out with three or four others. AccoUnts are in town from
Laguira, of the 30th December, stating that a regiment belonging
to PANS has deserted to BOUVAIt.

The English Colonel who went to the Mead Quarters of Vista
Fins, has set out with Count Tura, to Ciudad Rodrigo, to demand
of the Governor in future not to suffer the rebels to page the
Spanish frontiers without disarming them, the Colonel received a
favourable answer.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
3 per Cent. Red. 80% 81
S per Cent. Cons. 79% 80% %
Si per Cent. 877/a 1,4
Sper Cent. Red. 87% 54 5(
4 per Cent. New 95 96
4 per Cent. 1826, 96 97
Long Ann. 19% %
India Bonds 50 52 48 49
£l,OOO Excheq. Rills 28 SI
£5OO ditto 28 Si
£lOO and £2OO ditto 28 31
Cons. for Account 80 791/4 80% 14 54
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCR.
Brazilian 800d5,5 p Ct. 64 3 Mez.8d5.5825, 6 p Ct. 66
Buenos Ayres 800d5,6 p C. 524 Do. Ace. 664
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Peruvian Bonded p C. 33 4
Ditto 8d5,11124, 37 161 7 Portuguese Bds. 5 p C. 76 34
I o. Acct. 50 74 Russ. Lids,lB22, 6 p C. 89
Danish Bonds, 3 p Ct. 594 Do. Acct. 884
Ditto Acct. 59 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 134 14
Greek Hoods, 5 p Ct. Ditto Aect. 134 g
Do. Bonds, 1925, 5 p C. 16 i 16 Do. Bonds,lBB3,SpC. 84
Mez.Boods, S per Ct. Ditto Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SNAKE. rata
British Iron Company 50 374 114
Colombian 100 20 194
Potosi La Paz & rem. Assts. 50 5 Ari 12.41 14$
Real del Monte 400 400
Ditto New 400 350 400
British Rock and Patent Salt 10 64 44
EXCHANGES.
ASISTUDANI, Fez. 16.-On London, 12.021. 2 M. 11. 95.
HAMSUICH, Fem. 13.-Ou London, 36. 24. 2M. 36. 6g.
Sr. PSTIRSSURON, JAN. 30.-On London, 9 15.16.
Balms, Fes. 10.-On London, 3 M. 6. 28g.
FRISCH FUNDS, Famostay 17.-Flee per Cents. 1011. sc. lOr
10c. sc. 10c. sc. 101 E-Three per Cents. 681. 55c. 50e. 45c. 55e.
60c.-Bank Stock, 1,9901.-Neapolitan Rentes, 74f. 65c Spanish
Cortes Stock, 11.-Royal Spanish Loau, 5.54. 55. Eachangess
London, One Month, 25f. 40c. Three Months, 251. 25c.-Coors
4lstihentipse, Feb. 17.
Another list, printed at four o'clock, gives the Three per Cents.
681. 50c.-Five per Cents. 1011. 15c.