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London, England, 1810-03-24 00:00:00

TETE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

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SATURDAY, MARCH 24.
?RICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
s per Cent Cons. for money 680—am. MPH.
5 per Cent. Navy ssf—Exelsesiner 'Bins 4i. to 10s. prern,.
Bonds 12s. to 141. prem.
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
3 per Cent. Red. Ann. Ant India Bonda.l2s. 15s. pre.
3 per Cent • Cons • 6844 Imp. 3 per Cent. 671
4 pet Cent shut . Exch. Bills, 3s. lOs.
5 per C. Navy 9811 Lottery Tickets X 34 6g.
Long Ann. Shut Cons. for Acc.

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Last night, when Mi. SHERIDAN iose, ih the House
of Commons, to make hit promised motion on the sub-
ject of an illiberal attack on Gentlemen connected with
Newspapers, lately made by the Benchers of Lincoln's
Inn, M:. WINDHAM moved, that the Gallery should
be eleareLl. If the Right Hon. Getulemaa's object, in
enforcing the Standing Order, Was to prevent the pub-
lic from hearing that several distinguished Meinbers of
the House of Commons, from personal knowledge,
lyre the most honourable testimony to the talents,
education, and moral character of those Connected
with the daily Journals—lf this Wit Mr. Sitntommes
object, we say—our Readers, on referring to our Par-
liamentary reports will find that he has been disap;
pointed.

The following are some further extracts from Ger-
man Papers to the 11 th instant, received yesterday.
Our Readers will perceive, that it is extremely doubt-
ful if the amicable telations between this country and
Turkey will continue ninth longer.

CONSTANTINOPLE, FM

The discussions which arose between M. de La-
tour Maubourg, Charge d'Affaires from France, And
the Austrian Internuncio, have terminated. These
two Ministers have visited each other an 3 the di-
ploutatic relations have again been established between
them. The same event has taken place between the
Spanish, Dutch, and Salon Ministers.,

VIENNA, FEB. 24.

Letters from Turkey continue to speak of the send-
ing away Mr. Adair, the Englisk minister at Con-
stantinople ; according to the same letters, orders had
already been given for fortifling the Castles of the
Dardanelles; and the conclusion of peace between
Russia and Turkey under the mediation of France
was very near.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM SIONLIN, FEB. 8.

We have just learned that the inhabitants of the
districts of Posehavenzer, Resaunet, and Csurrur,
which the Turkish army has evacuated, have risen at
the instigation of Melinko Stock, commanding a
corps of Servians, and that they have ranged them-
selves under the colours of Czerni Georges.

vottiAltzer, JANUARY 15.

The Rsuian cavalry is on the Danube, in order to
facilitate the convoys of provisions. To the difficulty
of procuring victuals must be attributed its present
inactivity. We momentarily expect to heat of the
taking of the town of Guergewo. The army conti-
nues toblockade Silistria. Prince Bagration being
indisposed, it is thought that the command of the
army will be confided to General Kietosow.

A. variety of Extracts from Adierican Alpert, to
the 21st ult. will be found in another part of our Pa-
per. Whatever may be the dispositions of Ame-
rican Government, and these are rather pacific than
otherwise, there cdn be no doubt that the great body
o!. ne people are decidedly averse from a rupture with
this country. The resolutions voted by the SLa.L;....
Massachusets and New York, which wt have given
at full length, breathe the spirit of moderation and
conciliation. Mr. MAcoN's Bill had been passed in
the House of Representatives by a majority of 73 to
62, and had been transferred to the Senate, where,
it had proceeded to the first, and to dittaPpe4o4lret
for the second reading on the 'following day-, -The
private letters are to the 21st, and stipplyliswith the
additional facts, that it had been rend the sectild
time, and was to be discussed in the Committee.
this stage it was expected to undergo. Many consider-
able alterations, and much doubt Was entertained
whether t'lus materially changed,it would -receive the
concurrence of the branch of the Legislature In which
it originated. •

THE ARMY.

'he 14th iegiment of foot embarked on Thursday
at Portsmouth for Gibraltar.
Lord BLANEY is appointed a Brigadier-General, and
has arrived at Portsmouth, to take his passage with
the above regiment.
The 23d (second battalion ),embarked yesterday on
board the Prosperity and Hermione transports for
Guernsey.

NA PAL INTELLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, MARCH 28.
Arrived the Pacivra sloop, Captain Bitow le, from a cruize.—
Sailed the Fokieinnate, 98 guns, Capt. FAYERMAN, for the
Downs ; she is destined to carry an Admiral's flag in the Baltic ;
the DRYAD frigate, for Ferrol; the Pur4.omet. brig of war, on a
eruize; and the Wz/ate hired schooner, for Dartmouth.—Fiv;
P. M. A fleet of merchantmen are in sight to the Westward, but
too far in the Offing to discern what they are. The TRIRURZ
and TARTAR frigates, and'the ENTREPRENARTZ cutter, went out
of harbour to the Sound this day.
A beautiful schooner, called the Eleanor and Grace, was
liunched yesterday from Messrs. kraswzzz's Yird, at Devil's
Point, Stone-house.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH ft

Arrived the VANGUARD, PROEPIROUS, and Piiitv /VIA now ,
CIRENCESTER and PRESTON East Indiamen ; Hope, Pelham:
and Boita.—Sailed, ANT schooner, on a cruize. The convoy
tinder the CALYPSO and PERSIAN are expected to sail in the
morning, for the West-Indies.—Wind S. S. E.

SHEERNESS, MARCH 21
Sailed his Majesty's ship ALEXANDRIA with about fifty sail of
ships for Cottenburgh and the Baltic : the period for the depar.
tare of the next convoy is not yet fixed. Sailed also his Majesty's
ship SABINE with the trade for Heligoland : the next convoy for
that place will sail about the 31st instant.—Wind S.S.E.