Star.
London, England, 1827-05-03 00:00:00

TH PI 167 BN LS STAR.

LON DON.

THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGF, TWKLVE O'CLOCK.

Consuls, which left off yesterday at at for the Account, opened
this morning at $2l to ; since which, they have been done at
ny and are sow remaining steady at the above price, with
,little eking.
Barhadoes Papers, at the North and South American Coffee-
house, dated the 24th of March, states, from the Casiarts Chrortials
received per Mail Boat, we have extracted some intelligence
from Colombia: Notwithstanding the political peace and
hammy which the arrival of DOLMs seems to have restored to
that lately distracted country, it is still evidently in an unsettled
state, and liable every day to be thrown into commotion, and all the
gay dreams of fortune, which the British merchants have bees
accustemerl to indulge in, have vanished.
The private letters from Paris, which we have seen this morn-
ing, seem to think that the affair of disbanding the National Chard
will lead to some serious result.
Little is doing In the Foreign market, but South American SO-
midge are improved.
Current prices s Old Spanish 12j I. Mexican 6S I, Colombian
32b I. Peetuguese 77e 78, Basilian 82 b, Rattan fey
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. ,

The Eames hem Parfet and the improvemests of the Wreath
&atm, with everyday' being quiet ie tbst maul. has salad
any effect ea the Cossol market. Consols may be quieted at j,
with l tda doing.

We can merely refer our Readers to the Proceediogs
is the House of Lords last night, having left ourselves
no room for a single comment.

We received this morning, by Express, the Male of
yesterday. Our ReacUrs will be perhaps surprised to
hear that only a very small portion of its contents has
any reference to the unexpected and alarming occurrence
which took place in the French capital on Sunday last.
The reference, too, is remarkable for its reserve sad
Circumspection: the event is spoken of with regret, but
without the least bitterness ; and, strange enough, the
Ministers, who were the chief, and, we hope, the sole
objects of this extraordinary explosion of popular dis-
content, receive not a word of comfort—not a line, too,
of vindication from their trusty organ. This silence is
a very bad omen for Count VILLELE and his colleagues,
and it would almost seem that one of them looked at it in
this light, for we find that the Duke de DOVIDSAIIVILLS
has actually resigned. As the Duke is an old apd faithful
servant of the Bouasous, it is probable be received some
secret hint to adopt this coarse, that he might avoid the
disgrace of a turn-out, which, in all probability, awaits
the rest of the Ministers. In confirmation of the last
opinion, we see that the Marquis Dxseou.sa had a
private audience of the Kum on Monday last. The
Marquis was President of the Council of Ministers un-
der the predecessor of the present Monarch; and it
' would be difficult to point out an Administration, that
was more popular, or raised greater hopes, than that,
of which ho was at the bead. It lasted, however, too
short a time to realise these hopes, though long enough,
to render its dissolution a subject of general as well as
the most unfeigned regret. He is a man, we understand,
of the most unblemished character, and every way
fitted, both by his principles and talents, to be trusted
by the French Gevernment with the chief direction of
the affairs of his kingdom at this critical moment. He
was, moreover, the steady friend of General Moasr►o,
and Chief of his Staff, when he commanded the French
Army in Germany. The Etotle merely mentions the
tact of his presentation, without either comment or al-
lusion ; buf this does not invalidate our conclusions.
The KING and the whole of the Royal Family will set
out for Compeigne on Monday the 7th inst. where they
propose staying till the 13th; but we do not know
whether this movement may be said to countenance, or
discredit our speculation relative to an approaching
change of Ministry. The following is an extract :
PARIS, May I.

Oar hely respect for the doctrines of order has inspired use
with some severe reflections upon the sudden impulse, which min-
gled a cry of opposition with a thousand cries of joy and love.
Discipline has been wounded ; the Father of the Country should
oaly hear the voice of homage from his shildren.
Friends of the Throne ! we persist in deploring this wrong (sees).
(Here follows a short extract from the Quotidian's, also tom
denying the conduct of time National Guards, though in terms far
too mild for so grave an offence.]

A Lisbon mail arrived this morning, bringing Papers
to the 17th ult. being only one diy later than those

which had previously reached us. It contains no news
of any kind, but merely a Decree of the Passions Rm.
GENT, dated the 13th ult. and countersigned by the
Minister of Justice, granting a general amnesty and
pardon to all the persons engaged in the late unnatural
rebellion, with the exception of the following descrip.
tions of persons:—

let. AD General Mesa of the Army or Navy, whe promoted,
or in any manner took part in the late rebellion.
say. AD Military or Ovil Meets of the Army and the Fleet,
of whatever rank ocarina of the let and fid line, and all Oaken of
the Militia, who, bolding or assamlog the rank of Commanders of
any military corps, deserted with said corps to the enemy.
Silly. All Chiefs of parties of revolted peasants, known by the
note of Guerillas.

eddy. AD members of the rebel junto, denominated Supreme
Government of the Kingdom.
ably. All Magistrates and Ecclesiastics, whether secular or re-
gular, who spontaneously joined the rebels.

After this decree, it cannot be said that the Regency
wants energy, or a just abhorrence of the traitors, rho
attempted to overturn the new Institutions, to make
way for the most horrible and debasing despotism.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the East
India House, when the following Commander* took kayo of the
Coon, previous to departing for their I‘.. we destinations. viz.
Captain CIISSITO7IIIIII limey. Princess Miriam of Wales; end
Captain Gooses nom* Minerva, for 11acirsa and Bawl