Star.
London, England, 1827-09-13 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGS, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Commis, which left of yesterday at 371 for the Account, opened
at the same price this morning; and at present may be quoted at
87168, and for Money 84k. Although lit* f 1 doing, the market
ha a good appearance, with a Arm mosey market.
In the Foreign market, a great peak prevails in Mexican Bonds.
which have fallen this morning from nit to 641: the real caner
for this alarm is Mexican Securities is not made known to the
public. In aY other Foreign Securities boding is doing.
Canon prices: Old Spaniel 10 1, Mexican 641 1. Colombian
2191 1, Russian 931 1, Danish 63j j.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
Ibsen twelve o'clock, Consols have been done at sal for the
Account, at which price the Ceennissienen were served; but soon,
after their purchase was made, the market did not appear so good,
and Consols receded to SS sellers, at which price they may be
pined at•present ; and for Money 571 to U.
An Express has arrived from Parts, with the prices of Tuesday,
Three pet Cents. 43L Sc. which is rubefbetter than the last quo-
ndam—Ls the Foreign market little or nothing Is doing, except
in Union Beads, which have rather improved, and may now be
looted at 651.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shot. India Stock
3 per Cont. Red. Shut. Ditto Bands 94 93
3 per Ct. Cons. 871 88j $7l South Sea Stock.
per Cent. Shut. Old Annuities
31 per Cent. Red. Shut • £lOOO Encbeq. Balsa 58 S 9
4 per Ct. New 101 k 102 1011 .1500 Ditto SA 611 59
4 per Cont. &gip efloo and .1200 Ditto 58 60
4 per Cent. 1816, Shut. • Advertised 53 SS
Lang Ana Shut. Consols for Acct. 871 814 88
FORKIG N FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCS.
Colembiats lionds.6 p Ct. Mex. Ace. 661 51 6 51 1 51 1 1
Ditto Ms, uf 641 5 41 651
Danish Bdi. 3 p Ct. 631 1 PeniviAn Boallsip
Grain Bawds, S p Ct. . Run. 8r1411128,5pC. ask
D 0.116.19115, 4pCt.151 4an. Ins 5 p Ct. 10
lib:. ftamde, S per Ct. a 'French Rental, Sp C. 10S1 1041
MOM% tatd,i4 p Q. 661 1 61* 50e 75e
66 51 41 51 41 1 1 651 1 t Exchange,llif gee
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MASS' ram.
Mining Company of Ireland 25 31 41
Penn La Tae h. Penn. Assn. 15 110

Ditto Consolidated
Guardian Fire At..

....
100

£5 1*
tie

transom Form, Sen. 10.—Five per Cents. 1011. 8.5 e. —Tee
per Cents/ 721.80c.—8u1k Stock, 200.0.—Neapolltan,101. 70c,—
Spaniels (11123). 63k. Exchange on Leaden, asse mods, SSE. 110 c.
—Three enentbs, SSG 10e.

The Gourdte de France of Tuesday last, which reach-
ed is last night, contains two articles on the subject of
Greek affairs, which seem to merit a greater degree of
attention, than articles of the same kind can usually
claim. One of them, which is given under the head of
Odessa, 6th August, announces that trade, which had
been hs a languishing state ever since the commence-
ment of the Greek struggle, had of late acquired a very
considerable degree of elasticity, which is ascribed to the
wise and ar the same time ♦igorous measures adopted
by the Allied Powers. From this it is clear,
that persons who have the greatest stake on the
decision of the question, confidently anticipate that
it will be of a favourable character, and it must
be remarked that, upon the strength of this opinion,
they have engaged in the most extensive commit-
dal speculations. It may be also proper to observe,
that the information, by which the trade of Odessa is
directed, is derived in most cases from the European
merchants at Constantinople; and there are very few
instances in the course of this war in which it has proved
a false guide. It appears from the same article, that
the Allied Powers are as studious as possible of sparing
the prejudices of the Porte, whilst they vindicate the
interests of humanity, and are determined not to have re-
course to the nitiona rade till they find that every other
argument has proved unavailing. We pin opr faith to
this account the more readily, because it agrees in fact
with the wisdom and di.interestedness upon which their

armed interference is founded, and which, whatever may
be the final resits, will stamp upon this league, a cha-
racter for magnanimity, which distinguishes it from all
former confederacies of powerful States. It may also be
said, that, whatever may be the decision of the Otto-
man Government, the end will correspond with the be-
ginning of so good a design, and that whilst a nation,
whose sufferings have excited universal sympathy, shall
be rescued from impending destruction, new guarantees
against a recurrence of the calamities of general war
will be found.

The seconstarticle h chiefly remarkable for the note,
which is attached to it, and in which the Casette de
France repeats the statement it had made the day before,
that the PACHA of EGYPT had been apprised, that the
allied squadrons had instructions to prevent the sailing
of the expedition he had prepared against the Greeks,
and to intercept should it sail. The son of the
Viceroy, who for some time past has been reduced to
a state of inaction, for want of the most necessary means
and who has relied upon this expedition to be able to
resume his former activity, will be placed in a most
critical situation by this disappointment, and may think
himself happy, if he can make good his retreat from. a
scene, upon which he has hitherto acted so c flspieuous