Star.
London, England, 1826-10-04 00:00:00

GOD SAVE THE ElMi.

'fl receipts of the Greek Committee in
atuoitned, from the 7th to the 12th ultimo inclusive, to the stun
of 8,935 1.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEI 4, INC
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 1101 for the Accennt,l
opened this morning at $Ol, with a tendency to a further rise
soon after Consols were dolsost 801; Sit within this half hour, a
reaction has taken place, and Consols usey now be quoted at so
for the Account, and ON I fur Money, with a good deal doing.—
Consols were just done at SO I.
In the Foreign market there Is very little doing, but Mexican
got up to 61i, owing to the accounts in town sio Rotterdam,
Stating that information had blest received from Mexico, dated the
15th of Juiy, that a convoy was to leave Mexico *a the =4th of
that month, with a large quantity of dollars, on Government ac-
count, for Vera Cruz and' England. The Humes frigate was ex-
pected to arrive at Vera Crux in August, to take the specie eel
where there was one million three hundred thousand dollars
la*: for want of conveyance. The new Mexican Minister, Mr.
Camacno, was lo take his passage on board the Humes.

Current prices: Old Spada!' 10 j, Mexican 61j I, Colombian
541 55, Madan 65 I.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:
Bank Stock Shut.
kper Cent. Red. Shut.
9 r Cent. Cons. 80% 1/4 14
$ per Cent. Shut.
Si per Cent. Re I. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 954 44 14
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut.
Long Ann. Shut.
•
Ll,OOO Ezcheq. Bills 16 17
1.:500 ditto 17 18.
1:100 and L2OO ditto 20 22
Cons. for Account 803/4 4's 34
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CIX.CK.
Buenos Ayres Bonds 110 e 1. Sim Ms 1825, 6p. Ct. dlf
Chilian Bonds, 6 p Ct. 37} 611 es &v.
Ditto Met. 571 II 71 Mel. Aeet. 611 I es WT.
Colombian Roods, Rua. Bds, 1822, 6 p C. B.li
Do. Bonds, 1824, 541 Fr. Renter, 5 p C 98f 50e
Do. Acct. 341 51 Etchange, 251 60c
blez.Bonds,s per Ct. 56} ex div. French Rents., 3p C. 66f 7Se
Ditto Aut. Exchange, 25f 60e
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK•
SHAM PAID.
460 175 90
100 20 He 38e 39 411 39
400 120 150

Balance
Brazilian
Tlalpszahva

His Majesty's ship Tanis has arrived from Rio de
Janeiro, after a quick passage, having left there on the
14th el Augnbt ; but nothing has as yet transpired of
the news she brings

Frankfort Papers to the 27th ult. were received this
morning. The following are extracts :

BERLIN. 81771101121.

The autumnal reviews have attracted hither a great
number of strangers, especially military, of all nations.
In the suite of his Majesty and the commanding Ge-
nerals, we see French, English. Russian, and Nether-
lands uniforms, as well as those of all the States of the
German Confederation. Great as the advance is
which the Prussian army has made in intellectual qua-
BSc-miens, since the time of Frederick the Great, it.has
not retrograded in what may be called nsenhanicaliz-
eellence.

ELBERFELIi. ilarszsasi 23.
Our Journal contains the following olficial notice ;
go According to the latest resolutions of the Government
of Mexico, no European may land in the Mexican ports
without a special permission from the capital, unless he
is provided with a passport from one of the Mexican
Consuls, or commercial Agents residing in Europe. In
order, therefore, to spare persons going to Mexico the
inconvenience of being obliged to remain longer on
board the ship in port, and the dangerous influence of
the climate in consequence, I hereby acquaint the pub-
lic, that I am authorised to deliver such passports after
due examination.

" C. C. BECHER, Sub.Threetor of the Rhenish West India Coss.
pang, and Commercial Agent of the finked American States
1 for West Prussia and Wurtemburg."
II I LDB URa H A USEN, Sept. 23.

A few days ago (16th September) when the birth of
the infant son of Prince George was announced, by the
salutes of artillery, it was soon evident that the ancient
love of the citizens t their Princes is not to be dispelled
by every report or gloomy apprehension.* In the pub-
lic market-place there were great rejoicings. Among
the crowd was a travelling Bavarian merchant, who felt
himself interest-d on the occasion, on account of his
Queen, a Princess of Hildburghausen. On observing a
Gentleman who seemed to be peculiarly happy, he went
up tohim with two bumpers of wine, and presenting'
one of them to him, said 44 To my Queen !" The.
stranger, smiling, took the glass, and drank the toast
with great pleasure. Soo. after, a servant in the Duke's
livery brought to the merchant a basket, with some
bottles of Champagne, saying, 6, My master's compli-
ments, and having before drunk with you the health of
your Queen; requests you to drink in return the health
of his daughter."—lt was the Duke, father of the Queen
of Bavaria.

• This *Nodes to the reported political changes in consequence of
the partitions of the dominions of the Otte Duke of Sale Gotba,
respecting which, however, nothing Glacial has been published.

It appears by a Proclamation, issued by Lieutenant
Colonel EDWARD PURDOSIz from the Government Ilall
ac Cape Coast Castle, that the Asbantees haft again
aken the field, and were within three days' march of
Accra, and the Colonel was making arrangenseots
accordingly to meet and repel the enemy.

The French Papers add nothing to the late contra•
dietory accounts respecting Coastantioopk sad the reported masotere

of the SULTAN and his family. As a proof that the Catholic Preachers
are neither inactive nor unsuccessful, we are told by the Goalie de
France, " that a very affecting.ceremony took place an the 24th
ult. in the old and fine Church of Notre Doom, at &. Chansont,
when two young English individuals, a brother and a sister, called
Htstrtsa, the ong 20 and the other le years of agr, abjured publicly
the errors of the sect of the Anabaptists, in which they had had the
misfortune to be brought up, and were baptized acemding to the
rites of the Catholic Church."

A Colombian Journal of the 2d*July bus brought thel
Speech addressed to the Represestatives of the American
Republics, on the opening of the Congresi of Panama.
Its style is declamatory, it is of great length,-and de
clares that the States will never buy their recognition of
Old Spin, or admit the Powers of Europe to an unre-
stricted trade with them, till such recognition shall be
acknowledged.

We extract from the Calcutta Government Gamete of
April 10, a review of the causes which led to the Burmese war.+.
Although it does not profcis to be an oflicial document, we have
little hesitation in regarding it u such.

Perhaps there is not a more unequivocal proof of the
returning tide of prosperity In our manufactures, than the etisting

manifestation of attention to the approaching sale of indigo. Fur
many months this article has been without purchasers, even when
put up to public sale ; but the demand for the manufacturing dis.
Vices is now likely, from all appearance, to be large, as many, who

are usually purchasers of large quantities, are known to be in town to
attend the sales, and that they are bare of supply.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols which were in the early part of the morning at 90% j for
the Account, got up in the course of the morning to 801 1, and for
neat time at 801 ; this rise is attributed to the Bears being
greatly alarmed, and buying in their accounts; but within this hour
there has been a re-setion,caused by the sale of one hundred thousand
Consok for money at $Ol, which had the effect to damp the market ;
and Consols may now be quoted at 801, and for Money 801 1.
There hastbeen an immense deal of booboo deb& ad the fluctua-
tion has been about I per cent.—ln the Morel. Market all Foreign
Securities remain steady, and little loins:•