Star.
London, England, 1826-11-10 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at the same prise they left at yes-
terday, at IN j to 62 for the Account; and up to the present time•'
not a bargain of the least consequence has taken plate. The market
remains stationary at. 611 for the Account, and 81 j fee Money.
In the Foreign market, everything is also dull, and little doing.
Mexican Bonds are not quite so good as yesterday.
Current prices t Old Spanish 11 Mexican 66 *, Colombian
384 364, Peruvian 30 32, Russian ink 86, Greek 151 144, Bra-
zilian Shares 12 to 13 prem.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCKt
Bank Stock 202% 202
3 per Cent. Red. 81%
S per Cent. Cons. 81% 4 821%
34 per Cent. 38A 88
Si per Cent. Red. 87% %
4 per Cent. New 98 97% 98%
4 per Cent. 1826, 96% 314
Long Ann. 19 3.16 5-16
India Bonds 38
01,000 Facheq. 8111.20 22 21
£5OO ditto 20 22 21
£101) and £2OO ditto 20 22 21 •
Cons. for Account 82 817/ 82%
FOREIIiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Poems Ayres Boads,6 pC. 63j He& Ms 1615,6 p. Ct. 661 651
Ditto Acct. 66/ 51 sh 6
Ceolosobion Mods, 6p C. 36/ Ditto Acct. 661 651 6/ 6
Da Dane; unit se Rues. lids, 164/6,11p C. 1151
Dow ANL 39 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct.
Dube Doada.3pCt.s9l Ditto Aeet.lll
Do. Acct. DI Fr. Rester. 5 p C sig 50e
liln.Beods.s per Ct. IC:change, 1.5 f 60e
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
smass. PAID.
Hayden 100 5 11
United hlelican 40 15 11
Protector Fin 90 4..

The Memorial Bodekis says, that the indisposition
Of the Wog of Seem OWNS great apprehensions.
We have received Quebec Papers to the 29th of Ser
tember, but they are void of interest. One of them
says, " The report of the 15th of August, on the
London Stock Exchange, of an apprehension of a mis-
understanding between Great Britain and the United
States, merits litde notice."
We quote, from Italian Papers to the 17th ult. re-
ceived this meriting, the following :
NAPLES, Ortosse 13.
A finyal Ordinance has been issued respecting goods
cast on shore by the sea. His Majesty, says the pre-
amble, desiring better to provide for the security of the
public health, by adding some legislative regulations to
" the penal Statute for the infraction of the Sanitary
laws and regulations, has, with the advice of the Coun-
cil of State, decreed,

Ist—Whoever shall have knowledge of goads cast on shore by
the waves, shall immediately give notice to the Board of Health,
seder penalty of a line not @seceding 50 ducats.
ltd—lt is forbidden to remove or come in contact with such goods,
which, according to the laws, moat be placed under the care of the
Board of Health. no transgressor shall wirer the punishment de.
Unitised in the following Articles, saving the legal enactments by
which the removal and appropriation of the goods are liable to a
greater penalty.
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gd—if the goods cut on shore are insusceptible of contagion, the
simple contact shall be punished according to An. 464 of the Penal
Laws i and the removal, by the second degree of insprissoment
and a flee.

4tls.—lf the goods are susceptible of contagion, and if it shall be
proved that they come ors shore from a vessel coming front an
infected, suspected or suspicious place, the punishment shall be that
filed by Art. 16 of the Penal Statute, relative to the infraetion of
the Sanitary laws and regulations.
sth—lf the vessel front which the goods susceptible of contagion
come on shore is not known, or if the circumstances of its voyage
are unknown, the punishment shall be the first or second degree of
imprisonment for simple contact, and the first degree of confinement
in irons for removal.

ith—lf the goods susceptible of contagion tome from an uninfected
whose. and with a vessel also coming, or considered to come frees an
uninfected place, contact shall be punished by a fine not exceeding
My deems, to which confinement may be added. In case of re.
resseal the penalty shall be the second or third degree of imprison-
ment, and s 110 e not exceeding 100 ducats.

The following contention for adjusting the reciprocal
claims of Brun and Portugal on each other, though

'coatladed at the same time with the treaty of peac•
and *Mena, motet year ago, has never been
published in this counts y, Its most important article
is that is which Brasiteigages to pay to Portugal the
sum of 2,000,0001. steeling, in satisfaction of all
admitted demands. taking upon itself the obligation
of paying the last Portuguese Loan in London as part
of the said 2,000,00 W. and stipulating to make up
the difference between• the amount of that Loan and
2,000,0001. in thetaorse of a year from the ratification
of the treaty. ViEmake oar version from a Portuguese
copy of the treaty. It appeared in the Lisbon Gazette
some time ago.
" In the name of the Holy and Indivisible Trinity.

" Having established in Art. Nine or the treaty of peace and
dissnoolined at the present date between Portugal and Brazil,
Lac the polio claims of both Governments are to be reciprocally
received and decided, either by the restitution of the objects re-
claimed, or by an equivalent indemnity, agreeing that, for the ad-
justment of them, Moth of the high contracting parties will make a
direct and special convention; and considering that the best means
of terminating this question is to fix and adjust immediately, by a
certain amount (all right of further demands on both sides being
extinguished), the undersigned Sir Charles Stuart, Privy Coun-
sellor to his Britannic Majesty, Grand Cross of the Order of
the Tower and Sword, Plenipotentiary of his Most Faithful
Majesty the King of Portugal and the Algarves, and the most
illustrious and most excellent Louis Jese de Carvalbo e Mello,
of the Council of State, Dignitary of the Imperial Order of the
Onside, Commander of the Orders of Christ and of Conception,
Moister and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and the Most
Illustrious and excellent Bare, de Santa Martha, Grandee of the
Mork, Member of the Council of State, and Gentleman of
'the Imperial Chamber, Dignitary of the Imperial Order of the
Crusade, and Commander of the Orders of Christ, and of the
Tower and Sword; and the most illustrious and most excellent
Francisco Wien Barbosa, Member of the Council of State, Grassi,
Cross of the Order of the Crusade, Knight of the Order of Christ,
Colonel of the Imperial Corps of Engineers, Minister and Secretary
of State for the Department of Marine and Inspector General of
Marine, Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the Emperor of Brasil,l
under the mediation of his Britannic Majesty. have agreed, in virtue
of their respective full powers, to the following articles :
di Art. 1. His Imperial Majesty agrees, on sight of the demands I
presented from Government to Government, to give to that of Par-
tugal the sum of £2,000,000 sterling, all demands of whatever kind
being extinguished between the parties by this payment, as well as
all right to indemnity of this nature.
" 2. For the payment of this sum, his imperial Majesty takes on
the treasury of Biazil,the loan whichl Portugal contracted in Lon-
don in the month of October, 1823, paying the remainder to make
up the amount of the said £2,000,000 in the space of a year after
the ratification and publication of the present treaty.
" S. There shall be excepted from the rule established by the Ist
article of this convention, the reciprocal demands made by each
party for the transport of ueops, and the expenses incurred for
the soldiery.
For the liquidation of these demands a mixed commission
shall be appointed in the manner established by the Sth ankle of
the crease above-mentioned.
"4. The present convention shall be ratified, and the toenail ex-
change of the ratifications shall take place at Lisbon within the
epee of five months, or sooner, if possible.
" In testimony of this we the undersigned Plenipotentiaries of
Ills Ma* the King of Portugal and the Algarves; and of his Ma-
jesty the mperor of Brasil, in virtue of our full powers, sign the
resent cooventiou, and affix to it the seals of our arms.
Done in the city of Rio de Janeiro, the 29th day of the month
of August, 11124. (Signed)
"Sir CHARLES STUART.
" LUIZ JOSE DE CA RVALHO.
" Baron de SANTA MARTHA.
" FRANCISCO VILLELA BARBOZA.'