Star.
London, England, 1821-11-10 00:00:00

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41 I AMVJITE SAFE!"
'THE YOUIN.MAN, who left his FATHER'S
'THE
niQUSB on MorAky, the Stb instant, is earnestly entreated
to Retarn, or ;end his Addreii by Post to his PARENTS OR
SISTER, who are anxious to meet him with the kindest indul-
gence, and freely to forgive whatever may require forgiveneas.;--
Secrecy has hitherto been observed, but it cannot be cendnned
tulle's be accepts this invitation.

IHE E‘'ENI N Cr STAR.

LONDON•

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1821.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHAN'GR.
The Market yesterday, although but little busi-
ness was done, improved both in price and appear-
ance, and to-day has nearly recovered from the de-
pression ,:ccasioned by the large sales of Money Stock
on Thursday. There have been some good buyers
for the A cc. dun this morning.--Consols for Account
781/2 sellers. and 78 for money.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Reduced 771/2 77 771/4
S per Cent. Cons. 77 78 781/8
4 per Cent. 96Y+ Sig •• 5 per Cent. 110% 1 l
Bank Long Annuities 19 7-16 1/j
India Stock 2411,6—India Bonds 70 71 pr.
Exchequer Bills 4s. 55.—Ditto (Small) 4s. 6s. pr.
Cons.lin Account 78 781/4.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this fore-
000n.—The two Chambers met on Tuesday, but the
day was wholly occupied with the preliminary forms.
The Peers have nominated for their Secretaries the
Marquis de Mori, Viscount DA:ARRAY, Count Cu-
L, and Count de CASTELLANIL.
The accounts from Barcelona begin at length to be
of a favourable character. A letter from Dr. 'FRAN-
cots, of the 28th of October, states, that his associates,
PARISET and BA ILLEIG have recovered from their ill-
ness, that the malady decreases sensibly, and that the
number of deaths is nearly a half lesss "At this
moment," be adds, " the cannon am firing, to an-
nounce the cessation of the epidemy at Barcelonetta."
The Moniteur gives an article from Vienna, of the
26th October. which contains the following explana-
tion of the late negociations at Hanover. It is
given as the on did of Vienna, but has a soft of offi-
cial appearance :
" The journey of Prince Metternich to Hanover,,
has been for ten days the subject of general cony's:-
sation in pur capital. We are far from wishing to pe-
netrate into the secrets of the .policy of our Cabinet,
but we may repeat what is said on the subject. The
Government, it is • affirmed, still maintains the same
good understanding with Russia, and all its efforts
tend to the maintenance of peace in the east of Eu-
rope. This object can only be attained by the Otto-
man Porte consenting, without restriction, to the just
demands of the Cabinet of Petersburgh.
4g The Divan has acceded to the greater part of
these demands, but it raises many difficulties respect.
ing the guarantee required by the Ewe' or of Russia
in favour of the Greeks. The English Ambassador
at Constantinople had at first proposed, as we are
assured, some modifications of the demands made by
Russia, but that Power would not consent to them.
" Austria, on the contrary, is of opinion, as well
as Prussia, that the Porte ought to give such gu:r
rAntees as the Russian Court has demanded. It is in
this state of things that it was decided that Prince
Metternich should go to Hanover, to determine King
George to make common cause with Austria. if
kis Highness succeeds in this important negotiation,
England will be obliged to relax much of that policy
which it has adopted in respect of the Greeks."
Trench Five per Cents. Tuesday, 89fr. 80c.