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yogieedta, the goats resumed, and the report was ordered
p be recri4ed tommorrow
the .
Deader Orders Of Day were then disposed of, and the
0040 idjouratd at &mg o'CLoca.

LIST OF THE MINORITY.
Its mooning it a List of dui Minority of ten *bo voted last night
die House of Commons bi of Mr. Hunts's Motion
thr It. Frrguston J. B. Moock
J. C. dobbouse H. Warburton
Lord Howick JOhn Wad
Lambe F Prthain
Bp, Captain Maitland A. pawing.

1116 EVEINING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JUNE 1,1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
bowls opened this morning at the same price they left off yes-
terday, 841 for the Account, and soon after reached 841 ; since
Oa, they hate receded astin to 84a for the Account. A good
deal of business has been done.
Is the Foreign market but little is doing.
Current prime Old Spanish 1$ b, Mexican 69 seller, Colom-
bia 31i to b, Portuguese 77i 78, Brazilian 58 e, Buenos Ayres
80 01, Russian 99 93, Greek 16i b.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Consol market remains in as unsettled state this morning,
and Consols which were, in the early part of the morning, at 84j,
base since been done at 841 sellers. This decline is attributed to
some parties having realised; since which, the market has again
improved, and they may be quoted at present at 841 4 for the Ac-
tosM. There bas alto been a considerable fluctuation in Exchequer
Bilh, which have been done this morning at 59, and fell to 47;
sod may now be quoted at 49 to SO.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 204 2034 India Stock
'per Cent. Red. 634 4 4 I Ditto Bonds 82 86
;per Cent. COOL Sher. South Sea Stock 92/
he per Cent. 994 Old Annuities
54 per Cent. lied. fOi I .51000 Excheq. Bills f 5 69 50
4 pet Cent. New Shut. £5OO Ditto
4 per Cent. Scrip .6100 and .6200 Ditto
por Cent. 1826, 99f Advertised 54 58 50
Ann.l9l Camels for Acct. 641 IF
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Bnzilko Bds.sp Ct. 561 Mex. 8d5.1625,6 p Ct. 69 81 69
Colombum Mind., 6 p Ct. 27 Do. Acct. 69 484
Atto 8d5,1824, Pram Ws. 5 p C. 954
lA. Act. Russ. lids, 18224 pC. 924
Danish lid% 3 p Ct. 61 j I Span. Bds 5 p Ct. 12
Do Acct. 614 4 Do. Acct.
Gr. Bds.llles, 5 p Ct. 161 I French Rentes„.s pC. 100 f 25c
Ma. 80nd.,5 per Ct. 564 56 Exchange, 251 50c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
PHA a a. PAID.
Genera Mining Asa. 100 5 51
Potosi La Pen & Peru,. Also. 15 .5 .61 128.61 Ils
British Rock and Patent Salt 10 7 4

nevem Fumes, MAY t 9. Five per Cent. WOE 46c.—Three
pa Cents. 70f. 4Sc..—.Bank Stock, 1,047 f. 60c.rRente. de Naples,
771. 60c.

Ey his Majesty's ship Iris, which has arrived from Ja-
maica, Papers from that Island have been received at
the North and South American Coffee-house, to the 21st
of April. A Paper of the 20th, contains the following
tribute to his Grace the GOVERNOR, who was preparing
to retern to England in the Rattlesnake, having resigned
the situation: a Now that his Grace is about to quit us,
we cannot be accused of adulation, in expressing a
feel* which we know to be general, an emotion of
regret, such as we feel on parting with a valued friend."
There is not another article in these papers worth ex.
tracting, or even alluding to.

Bermuda Pipers have been also received to the same
date, and are equally as barren of information as the
former.

We received this morning the Algemeixe Zeitung to
the 45th ult. It contains a copy of the manifesto, ad-
dressed by the Greek Committee of Government to the
National Assembly, on its resignation. This document
abounds with good sentiments, expressed in a simple
language. To judge of the capacity and character of
the late Government from this specimen, we confess it
give us a very favourable opinion of both; and if
Greece has many such citizens, as the nine Members,
elm composed the Committee, she has not the slightest
occasion to despair of her fortunes. It will be also
two born the copy which we subjoin, that the Greeks
are by no means lax in their military efforts ;—tbat,
In their councils, union has taken place of discord ; and
that their affairs have, upon the whole, undergone a very
material improvement :

Till CoMMITTILS Of OoVIRNMINT, TO TUC THIRD xs•

=MAL ASSEMELT OF THE GREEKS.

The Committee ef Government did not fail to make known, at
the very beginning, the cares by which it was surrounded when it
assuemd the reins of Government, as well as the foundation on
which it built its hopes for the salvation of the country. It also
did not neglect to declare its ardent wishes to be allowed to resign
its authority, and urgently to desire that the Deputies might be
summed to continue the labours ef the Third National Assembly.
Its apprehensions arose, as it declared, from the real danger of the
country after the fall of the glorious blissolonghi, from the moral
impression of this great calamity on the minds of all the Greeks,
and the impossibility of providing for the great expenses of the na-
tion, considering the exhausted state of the Treasury. The hopes
of the Committee were founded on the aid of Huse's', which
has never abandoned the Greeks, and on the support of the
Europe,* friends of humanity and freedom, whose zeal became'
mere conspicuous as the danger of the country increased, and on the
Grua resolution of the Greeks to attain freedom and political inde-
pendence, which has remained unshaken and unchangeable from the
beginoing of the sacred contest. TLe Committee now that it sees
its wishes (to be able to retire) fulfilled, congratulates the nation Co
the union of all the deputies in one assembly, and considers it as its
duty to call on the nation to join in thanks to Heaven, for ha evi-
dent support during so many severe trials. The most ardent
dads and eternal gratitude are due to the Europeans who hate
meouraged us by their ardently expressed wishes, assisted us by
their auble and continual contributions. and fed our armies. The
nation also owes a great debt of gratkudeto the brave men besieged
Is the Acropolis of Athens, which they have defended for nine
%oaths, and to those distinguished warriors who, after the fall of
ifissolongbi preformed miracles of bravery, freed the continent op
Greece, and then hastened to defend the sacred Acropolis. The
Government is ailed a c.n U.. greatest joy at the unexpected change
in the midst of so many embanasements, has taken place
dimes the let tight months.
The Conintittre proceeds to speak of the advantages obtained at
asthma, fitiona, god Dislonio, of the landing of the expedition in
the Pintos, and of the sending of another against °repo, and also
appointment of a squadron to cruise on the Coasts of Rubes,

&t. to intercept the supplies on their way to the enemy's camp.—
Karaiskald is dilly engaged In severe and successful actions. under
the walls of Athens; and a corps, under Goma° C.olocotroni, Is
advancing to relieve the Acropolis other measures for ijs relief
are also in progress. The Committer* however, earnestly repre.
sents to the Assembly the absolute neces.ity of immediate and effi-
cient measures to raise the siege. Lastly, the Committee congra-
tulate the nation on the arrival of the illustrious Lord Cochrane, as
well as that of other distinguished men who have devoted them-
selves to the cause of Greece.

The Ms-others of the Committee having thus performed their
duty, return into the bosom of the Assembly u simple Deputies,
to deliberate with other Deputies on the great interests of the na-
doo, at the same time inviting the Aseetably to proceed to the choice
of ether individuals for the government of the motion, who may be
worthy of its respect and esteem.
(With the signatures of the nine Members of the Committee
of Government).
Pores, April 7, 18t7.

The Paris Pipers, which arrived last night, disclose
the destination of a naval armament, which the French

Government has ordered to be prepared with the great-
est expedition. At first it was supposed to be intended
for the Levant, for the purpose of influencing the deci-
sion of the Parte with respect to the Greeks; but the
French Government is not so chivalrous as to engage
in such enterprises; besides its feelings, as connected
with the question, run in a different course. The ar-