Star.
London, England, 1827-05-04 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1827.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at nearly the same price they left
off yesterday. ell to 82 for the AetounOuld at present may be
quoted at 82i to i; some business has been done, but nothing of

consequence up to the present time.
The two French Mails which were so anxiously looked for, and
caused many reports, have arrived; butnre not of so late a date as
the Express of yesterday.
We have also an arrival from India ; bat of old date.
From the frontiers of Spain, dated April 3.--The Marquis
Craves is arrived at Irun these four days, escorted by twelve
Spanish dragoons and an Officer, and it is expected he will con-
tinue his route for France; bus it appears he is to stay there until
the Prefect of Bayonne receives further orders from Paris.
In the Foreign market, South American Securities have rather
improved. _ _ _

Current prices I OW Spanish 121. Mexican 68) 1, Colombian
321, Ponuguese 771 78, Brazilian Ile 62, Russian 90 1.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
Within this hour, the Consol market has been in a very feverish
state, and have fallen 1 per Cent. caused by various reports of an
unfavourable nature from Paris. The cause of the French Mail
not anteing in due time yesterday, was owing to all the letters
being opened by the French police. Consols have been done this
morning at 822 fee the Account, and afterwards went down to
813, and at present may be quoted at 81/ to 82. Large sales have
been effected in the course of the morning.
A letter from Lisbon, by the Mail, says, s Ike Apostolic Junta I
is organising four divisions of Ave thousand men each, to be its.
dotted in various parts of Spain.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO-O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 203 9021 India SW* • '
3 per Cent. Red. 811 1 1 1 Ditto Roads 74 73 70
3 per Cent. Cons. 821 81/ 32 Old Annuittei
31 per Cent. 'moo Excheyser 1111b47 48
21 per Cent. Red. 871 1 1 .6300 Ditto 47 48
4 per Cent. New 981 i 1 .6100 and .2100 Ditto 47 4$
4 p.r Cent. Scrip Bank foe Account
4 per Cent. 1826.971 97 India for Account
Long Ana.llll 15.16 13.16 Calash for Acct. $ll 12181121
FOREIGN FUNIIS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian 800d.,6 p Ct. 28171 Mex.Bda.lB23, 6 p C 1.681 1 1
Ditto M 6,1824,321 133 Mg Do. Acct.6Bl 189 681 1
. 1 o. Acct. 321 1 1 1 Ituu.Bds,lB22,spe. 901 4 90
Greek Roads, 5 p Ct. Do. Acct. 90
Do. 1id5.1825, 5 p Ct. 161 1 Spatt.Bds 5 p Ct. 121
Mex. Bonds,s per Ct. Do. Ace. 12j
BRITISII AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
WAR& PAID.
Pasco Peruvian • 100 90 7

United Mexican

40 30

Australian Itlo 8 14
There was another animated Debite•in the House of
Commons last night ; and we have only left ourselves
loom to say, that we do not augur any good to the Feb-
lk, any advancement of sound principle, or even any-
accession of respectability to the word " party," from the
display of personal feelings exhibited on the occasion.

Lord Jou RUSSZLL, who on Tuesday night sat on
the Opposition oide,last night took his seat on the third Ministerial
bench. Lord Mn.tox, Lord Avruoat., Lord FoLcassons, and Mr.
Mosoocss, still continue to sit en the Opposition, and are the only

men of consequence helonging to that party who are now to be
seen there. Mr. liawsois spoke from the first Opposition bench,
and near him sat Sir C. Wresszaut., the late Attorney-General.
Mr. Pm was In the same seat w►ich ►e occupied on Tuesday. and
which is the phce where Lord CASTLIZZAIIN sat when onto! once-
Lord GODERICH moved the first reading of the
Corn Laws' Amendment Bill last nigh% in the House
of Peers, and gave, notice, that, after the Bill was
printed, he should move the second reading of it on
Monday sennight. Lord REDZSDALE said he should
move the Corn Resolutions, of which he had already
given notice, on Thursday next.

We received this morning Brussels Papers to the 2d

inst. They fully confirm the report of the- arrival of
Lord Consul Axis in Greece, as well as the enthusiastic
reception he met there. Deputations, consisting of the
principal inhabitants of the Islands of Hydra, Spezzia,
and Hermione, waited on his Lordship soon after his
arrival, to express the gratitude and admiration with
which he bad inspired their &How citizens, as sell as
to concert with him the naval operations of the ensuing
catispaign. Upon this occasion, so auspicious for the
interests of Greece, and which may be truly termed the
dawn of her deliverance, from the most intolerable yoke
to which a Christian people, having patriotic feelings
too, as their heir-loom, were ever compelled to submit,
upon this exhilirating occasion, we say, Lard COCH-
RANE addressed the Deputies, saying that Errope con.
templated with joy, as well as the most ardent sympa-
thy, the noble efforts of the Greeks, and that she be-
held them without any apprehensions as to the result.'
He than stated that he came to co-operate with them
in their deliverance, and he left behind in Europe

enterprising and ardent spirits, who were ready to ren-
der them the most efficacious assistance. The steam-
boats, he said, would soon arrive, and the several Com-
mittees would continue to supply them with money and
Frovisions. The only thing he said he feared, was the
discord he understood to prevail amongst them. " For
my own pait," exclaimed his Lordship, " I will not
listen to what any of the parties say, I only tell you and
announce to you, that if you think fit to agree together,
and co-operate cordially with me, Greece will be deli-
vered, and that in a short time. If you pursue a dif-
ferent course, your ruin is inevitable, and I shall soon
quit you." At the conclusion of this animated address,
his Lordship announced to the Deputies, that he in-
tended to commence operations speedily.
It is said that the negotiations for the concordat
,between the Netherlands and the See of Rome, have
lately met with some obstructions, which all the abili-
ties of the negotiator on the side of the Netherlands
have not been able to overcome.

His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE held a
Levee this day at the Admiralty Office, as Lord High Adistiral
of England ; and gave an audience to upwards of fifty Naval Offi-
cers of all ranks. His Royal Highness does not require that (M-
-ears should on such occasions wear any uniform : they may appear
in their Mai walking dress. The Duke of CLeasece intends to
reside at the Admiralty, and will take poasessiot et the house ap-
propriated for his Royal Highness, as soon a. Viscount hleavit.is
land family leave it. • - •

DOVER, MAY S.

Wednesday the Mayor and Corporation assembled at
the Guildhall, and voted an Address to their Cant Baron,
his Koykl Highness the Dake of Clarence, on his being
appointed L'ird High Admiral of the United Kingdom,
for the administration of naval affairs, and which wa,
enthusiastically carried. His Koy.il Highness way
voted the freedom of this ancient town and roil several
years since, on his residence at the Castle.
We are happy to announce to the visiters and Ire.
quenters of Dover, that that offensive nuisance the Fish
Deposit, so many years existing on the quay s, where
passengers landed and embarked, is entirely removed.
It is also said other improvements are in agitation, such
as Macadamizing the streets, after the example of Ro-
chester, and opening new carriage-drives for the visiters.
PORTSMOUTH, MAT 2.
Arrived his Majesty's ship ROM NIT, from Lisbon,
after a passage of 14 days. The accounts she brings
state that the Portuguese have a strong
.force on the
frontiers; that the Spaniards continue to increase their
Army of Observation, and that it is the general
opinion, that affairs cannot remain as they are, and
will end in a war between Spain and Portugal. The
prisons in Lisbon and Oporto are filled with Priests and
Rebels, but very few examples have as yet been made.
The greatest part of our Army are at Queenbro'. The
Ross sac brought home seven Officers,' on sick leave;
she hid fine weather but adverse winds the whole pas-
sage. Such a state of ignorance are the Portuguese
kept in as to the state of their country, that the only
information to be depended on, was gained from the
English Newspapers.
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