Star.
London, England, 1827-12-14 00:00:00

TUN DUNDIII.

This was a case of collision, remarkable only for the
length of time during which he suit has been pending,
inanely seven years, for four of which the writ was
" hung up" (to use an expressive technical phrase) by.a
writ of prohibition from the Court of King's
The suit got back again into this Court in May last,
and it now came before the Judge upon an eacep-
ion to the report of the Registrar. It appeared that
the aum originally awarded, together with the costs aad
lowest, interest upon costs, aad interest upon interest,
amounted to considerably more tau the value of the:
*if, its la:kivr and appurtenances.
Dr. Proximo (in the absence it Dr. hurler) objected

LONDON.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1827.

STOCK ICXCHANGIi, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols which *Roil yesterday at O 4 I for tie Aceostot,opased
this morning, at the same price; since which, they were done at
11131 and at this hour may be quoted at 83j 1, with nothing doing.
In the Foreign market little or nothing is doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCE.

The Consol market, which remained steady the whole or the
awning at 831, alternately buyers and sellers, with little tlnGur,
has taken a tuts within this hour, and has receded to :84 I for
the Acco yr: _
. 'PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bali Stock - India Stock
4 per Cent. Red.ll2l 63 1121 1 Ditto Hoods 70 72
5 per Ct. Cons. Shut. South sea Stock . i
41 per Cent. 90/1 Old Annuities -
5j per Cent. Red. 90 891 "1000'R:chest. Mb 42 43 1
4 per Ct. New Shut. 4500 Ditto 42 44
4 per Cent. Scrip 4too and 6t200 Diann 44
4 per Cent. 1826, 1001 / Commercial
Long Ann. 19 15.16 Console foe Act:42sj 1 1
FORKIHN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK .
__-
Braziiian Bds.s p Ct. 60j Mez Bch. 1225,6 p C. j I
or bias 1100d.,2 p et. 47j 1 47j j *, '• '
Ditto 86,1112427/ 1 Do Acct 421 I 471 411 411 1
Do. Ace. 911 Peru. Bonds, 6p Ct 25j
area' Ilona, S p Ct. 13) Rusa.Bda.lB22, 5p C. 89 BSI 89
Do.l3ds. 11125, Sp Ct. 171 1 Do Acct 89}
Mexican Bonds, 5 p C Spanish Bds 5 p C I i
Do Acct. Ditto 310, 104- 11 .
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

A nzlo Mexican
Brazilian
Colombian

1114.11 AL FA Iti. ..!
100 SS Si
SS YO 1015 Ile.
100 SO 1& is is is
Ocoeral Mining Asa. SO S • 14i 'IS
Units! Mexican 40 SS l7 14 It
Provincial Bank of Ireland loco 25 lit
EXCHANGES. . -

Austaanass, Doc. 11—On London, 11 92g. 2 M. 11 671 t
Henan atm Dec. 7—On London, 33 3. 2N. 35 Si.
Laren, Dec. 3-0 o London, 3M. 6 131.
%SLIP, Dec. 4—On London, 3 M. 6 22j.
STOCKHOLK, Nov. 27—On Lonlon, 75 days, 12. 111:
Citalsetana, Nov. 24-0 o London, 2 M. D. II 117.
Se. Pneassainuan, Nov. 23-0 o London, s Pd. 10 9-33.
Fawn Fans—Pants, Dec. la.— Five per Cents. 1011. Ur.
Three per,CentS. 671. 40c.— Bank Actions, 1,965 f. Neapolitan,
741. Sc.— lipanisb (1323), 66f. }c. &change on London, one
month, sst. 10e. Three mood's, 241. 95c.

The French Papers of Tasioray contain no additional
intelligence from Turkey. frscussions on internal
affairs, and strictures on the conduct of the hlinistry,
occupy the chief part of their columns.

The Gazette r/e France contains a very extraordinary
document. It is a dispatch from Prince Merrzaatcw
to the Austrian Ambassador at the Pone, in which his i
Excellency is roundly takes to task, for having trwobeyed,
the instructions which he had receivedread•forttefasiog'
his co-operations with the Allies. Thisdiiobedkepce, he
is informed, had much affected che EMPlatiat wire
blamed him, and entirely disa•ow'ed him oat* that
occasion. This document, if it truly camwranicates
the sentiments of Austria, must remove all suspi-
cion of her zeal in the cosmmon cause uf Christen-
dons, and may be taken, we should hope, as a pteladei
of her future fairness and sincerity.

The accounts from Odessa sits Paris, recisiOd this
morning, state, that they are not so sanguine of peace
with the Porte is the accounts from Vienna state; from
the former city they write that M. RIDEAU/HERRN was
daily expected there, where apartments are already pro-
tided for him. Orders have likewise been received at
Sebastopol to get ready fifteen ships of war, which are
to act in concert with the Russian army, andthe plan,
of the campaign is already spoken of, which General
Woaosizow has formed. The General, it is said, after
having occupied the Principalities, and blockaded the
fortresses on the Danube, will mai-eh into the interior
of the Ottoman Empire with his principal Corps,

I

drA rtw le, while at the mum time a.
coed on the side of the Black Sea,
wing, and obtaining possession of
cure the provisioning of his army.
By--

accounts from St. Petersbutl
we have received the following :
His Majesty the Emperor, bas
'mg letter to Lieutenant• General
4, Willing to recompense the bras
*le intrepiditt you hale displayed
last;i6 the action with the Persians •
which day you, with a detathment
came all obstacles, and repulsed
corps of 30,000 enemies, commanded
and compelled him to raise the siege
of Elchuseadzine, and received a wont
inn the troops by your example;
consideration the zeal and valour you
taking of Sudan Abad and of &iv;
a Knight of the Grand Cross of St.
class; and herewith send the insigi
entitled to carry according to law.
(Signed)

Accounts from Preyesa state the
the action of Navarin there, but i
the tranquillity of the place. On ,
of the lonian subjects whohad previonsl
ring the place, had determined to ,
the new Governor of Prevesa, had
4tia'ultr. and HASSAN Bay, the old
Signed the authority of the place.

We leave this 'awning received
from 'which %recopy the following
considerable intererst to our commercial
HOS.

IT
A law establishing new rates of &tire
and Vinegar. and regulating.the =Nilpotent
imparted for exportation..

The lieutenant Governor with reference
this Government, the one bearing date tOth
regulations with respect to the desks ea Wines,
and the other .dated Ikh September, I r
meet Warshaw far the camas purpose
masmodities of every deacdprion, without
pert dudes, is sow ploosod to order sad direct ,
lat. That the alievwasentioned Pteclatuaties,
tads, shall he canceled and annulled tram- -
this present uteads and that all Wines, Spirits,
shall thenceforward he introduced for cassaniptles,
knowing radar duties, via.

British Colonial Bann at tie rate of ss.
Spirits, of whatever description, at the rate
Wham of everudeacripdon Is. 6d. per
per bottle. Sour Wines or Vinegar le.
ltd. From and after the nth of the present
ow re-exportation will be allowed on Spirits
which the Excise, duties have been paid;
hook will be allowed to the taunt of one-half
actually paid tbereoo.
sd. All Wines, Spirits, and Vinegars, arriving
transhipments most first be landed at the -'
pointed by the Government; and previous
number of the casks and their marks must I
the Collector of Excise Duties, who shall
he may deem necessiry for the purpose
portation thereof. Any Wines, Spirits, et 2.
contravention of these regulations, or if re-landed
Port without payment of the Excise dues,
Government. By command of his r
FRED. H ANK EY, Chief Secretary
Palace, Valetta, Oct. IS, 1117.

,We have received this morning
Dutch Papers, from which the folio.
VIENNA, Nevem=
• 1/11011 ♦ LITTER.
•''No where probably has the engem
Navarin made so deep an impression
*nest as here : the Court and the '
:Wilma of people, were equally
who are susceptible of grief and
wonder at this feeling. In the most
of the dominioo of Bonaparte, every
were in vain employed to induce the
hostile manner towards Austria.
punctually act as a good neighbour
the Porte has done tor above a generation
Amidst all the changes of Government,ar
tapha and Mahmoud, the Ottoman "
consistent, and acted on the same system.
acquired in a time of trial,could not
on the heart of our august Monarch.
Its in the important concerns of
mind estimates integrity and truth .
it is therefore easy to conceive the feelings which
news of the battle of Nevado could not fail to exci,
On the 6th of this month, in the forenoon, the Pritsci
Chancellor received an express from Constantiriotle,
with an autograph letter of the Grand Vizir, in Thick
the intervention of Austria was requested. At mom,
accounts were received from Trieste, which announced
the burning of the Turkish Egyptian Beet at Navaria.
The Prince Chancellor is said to have immecli6tellzwe.d
it to be intimausi to the Ainbteaadora of thttiree Courts,
at Vienna, that this event would probably frustrate ail
,attempts at mediation at Constantinople. We are igoo.
rant what farther resolutions have been taker► in e-
queace of the subsequent -
which scarcely leaves '
only it is affirmed that

pen Austria will remain
habitants of Europe
matter of philanthropy,
of philanthropy ; but j
sacred obligations to
fidelity we have experienced,
adversity, mark the
Hamburg* Papers, Dec.
HAr
Major GeneialYer
static mik,sion to the
The news which we
enistice with Die
brought to the.Govetnoleat

detachment pill
ea, coveting his .
the tea ports, to •
• "
rgh of the 29d •
A:4?
•
s addressed the fd
al Kaaasosavg:„..
bravery and
red the 29th Aug'
is near Altana, d --
I of 3,000 men,
all the efforts of
led by Arras Ms
iiege of the Mooastt
wound while adinsa
; taking squally i '
you chsplayel at
ihran, we nags! y . ,
t. Vladimir of the
ignia, which y 66 it •
" NICIIOLLI.'
e receipt of news
it had not dist•
s the contrail, ma
riously intended:lV
5 remain. VoLs Bit
ad arrived there lk
kd Governor, had
accounts from M •
g Decree, which is
Dacia] Readers:
tux. r. c raisosar, an& •
duties an Mines, Spirit,
meet of oath articles w
nee to the Preclantatire
sth July, 1152. tstabls
risks, Spirits, and Vinitn
5524, establubale G.
Fttlag
to
:annkmicenigfter ?,:11:4111
twits, sad Vinegars w
rausampusat awe pay
Is. per bend, mid
te of 10s. per barrel.
• barrel, and if in
Is. per barrel.
neat month se draw
rite of any descriPlket
id; but en Wines a
rhalf of the Each d •
arriving in this island
the place that may be
to to their reshipment,
st be notified in *mint
all adopt such rneuures
a at ensuring the dee
or Vinegars, •ranabiPPed
s-landed or sold witl66
ass, shad be co*"
Bacellericy,
Oct a GOTerTMI4•
L •
ming }iambuzi
Housing axe eattacts%
Kg t 6.
LPL
xtordinary cata
elision and excited so.,
ye Ministry, as well
affected by it.
d gratitude -will 11'
oat dangerous period
y means of tern ptat
the Divan to act is,
No State could mor
r towards another tha
eneration towards g
aent,under SelimMu
an Ministry remains.
'stem. This eaFeeivn
t but have an influent
arch. In rewire life
the State, his el
h above every thing
fealitura which the

juent accounts from Constantino
a doubt of the intention. oftbePorte
'at our Ministry have seat a Note
declaration,that whatever may b
sin neutral. The majority of the
look on the affairs of Greece as
ropy. We, too, are not de
It justice, enlightened policy, a
to a neighbouring nation, w
:perieneed, both in prospaitl
e path which we have to &Bow
Dec. 8.
IGUE, Die 9.
:freer has returned from big
South .American Ssatea.
we gave of the conclusion d as
Negora is confirmed by KIWIS
rams by the Potomac, whirl) left

Nye the #.sth August. Letters Yeteived at Amsterdam
say, that the armistice had been officially ratified by the
commissi.mer General, and that there was every reason
to hope that the war would be terminated in this manner.
..Dlitch Papers. Dec. it.
TRIESTE, DICILDIaII 1.
A Captain of a ship, who has arrived here to-day in
nine days, from Dante, says, that during his stay there,
he did not see a ,ingle ship of war of any nation. The
Greek steam biat. with five or six other Greek vessels,
are said to be still in the Gult of Lepanto, and Ibrahim
Puha to tte'enrraged at Navarin in repairing the wrecks
Beet.—Algemeine Zeitung, Dec. 7.