Star.
London, England, 1829-10-06 00:00:00

140 N DON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO 0 CLOCK.
Fank Stock Shut. India Bonds 60 2
3 per Cent. lied. Shut South Sea Stock
3 per Ct. Cons. 891 1 New Annuitie.
51 per Cent. 1818, Shut. 11000 Exclreq.lloll, 70 69 70
5/ per Cent. Red. Shut. 2500 Ditto 70
4 per Ct 103/ 3 1100 and 1200 Ditto 69. 70
4 per Ce.nt. 1826, Shut Bank for Aect. 2161
Long Ann. Shut India for Acct. 222
India Stock Omsoli for Acct. 801 / I
FORRIGv FUNDS. TWO Oi.io K
Brazil Bonds, 5 pr Ct. 611 Port. Bds. 5 p. Ct.
Do. Acct. 611 1 Ditto Acct. 421 1
Colon'. Bds. 6 per Ct. Pruss. Bonds, 5 p Ct
Do. Bonds, 1824, 181 Russ.lidsl622,s ye. lo3e
1)o. Acct. 18 Spanish Bds. S per Ct.
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. Do. 510,
Do. lids. 1825, 181 1 _ Do. 85, 71 81
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SO A HES, TWO SWI orK
'HA r• A PAID. MIX SHAM
Units 4 Gourd Gas 50 41 231 27
General Steam Navigation 100 13 41 S
Provincial Bank of Ireland too 25 211
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No official intelligence has yet been received by
Government, of the so often reported " conclusion of
peace" between the Turks and Russians at Adrianople.
Tic first arrivals from Vienna are expected to bring
the confirmation of that event, and we dare say they will:
but it can only be a peace fertile with future discord,

pregnant with collisions and wars.
A Cabinet Council is summoned for to-morrow in
Downing-street—we understand—to make arrangements
for the assembling of Parliament. On the breaking
up of the Council, the Cabinet Ministers are to dine with
the noble Premier at his residence in Downing Street.
The interview between the Portuguese Bondholders—
at least a deputation from theta, with the Lord 'Mayor as
their spokesman—and the Noble Earl at the head of our
Foreign Affairs, has given rise to many speculations and
discussions. Undoubtedly, the vase of the Bondholders
is one of peculiar hardship ; and we are glad to find the
Foreign Secretary so impressed with the part which the
British Government took in the negociations to separate
Portugal and Brazil, as to conceive this country autho-
rised thereby to interfere for the due execution of the
treaty. We look, therefore,. with some anxiety for the
final determination of the Noble Earl, and for his defini-
tion of the principles, uponishichloisoposes to mediate,
or intermeddle in the matter. ' At all events, one point
is quite indisputable that the Bondholder has a
just claim somewhere for the interest of his money.
-Another point, also, is not the less certain : namely,
the willingness' of the young QUEEN as well
as that of her representatives and adherents—to
avail themselves of any opportunity which might be
afforded them, to discuss the extent of their rights and
the propriety of their conduct. We will even go farther,
and answer for the Quetw's Ministers, that they would
gladly conform themselves to any decision resulting from
on inquiry or mediation instituted upon equitable grounds
by Lord As ER D EEN —based, in short, upon such fair and
well-defined principles to be laid down by the Noble
Earl, as may secure to either side whatever ad-
vantages the adduction of triumphant argument and
proven right can confer. The Brazilian Diploma-
tists and their adherents court enquiry into their
conduct and pretensions ; and we—in their behalf—
throw down the gauntlet for discussion, and hope the
matter will not be suffered to rest here. For the
present, however, we shall abstain from offering any
farther remarks ; only recommending to the Lord Mayor—
since he has undertaken to stir in this affair per-
sonally—that he do not let the business-'go to sleep,
- and that he take care to obtain an official answer from the
Foreign Secretary before his Lordship's term of magis-
tracy expire. Let the Noble Earl speak out ; let him
define his right of interference, and see fair play between