Star.
London, England, 1827-09-27 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1827.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols, which left off yesterday at 861 sellers for the Account,
opened this morning at the same price, and have been done at 1161,
with little doing ; and at present may be quoted at 86l j.
The Echo du Midi states, that it was confidently reported, that
the Regency of Manresa have proclaimed a suspension of hosti-
titles ; and have sent four of their Members to Madrid.

In the Foreign market little is doing except in Mexican and
Brazilian Stock, and the latter has fallen from 64 to I, to 0 and
61, owing to the letters by the Blanche, stating that the treaty had
not been signed.

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

At the receipt of the unfavourable news from the Brasil', by the
Blanche, that the negociations with Buenos Ayres, have been
broken off, the Cansol market became rather heavy; and since
twelve o'clock, they have been done lit 861 g for the Account --
The market has been fluctuating this morning between $6l and
adj. There is also a report that the Emperor of Russia has
ordered a new kvy of two hundred thousand men.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut. 1 India Stock

3 per Cent. Red. Shut.
3 per Ct. Cons. 661
3; per Cent. Shut.
311 per Cent. Red. Shut.
4 per Ct. New 1001 *
4 per Cent. Scrip
4 per Cent. 1826, Shut.
Long Ann. Shut.
FOREIGN FUNDS
Brazilian Lids.sp (t.64* 11 63
61 61
Do. Acct. 631 621 11*
Buenos Ayres Lida. 6 p C. 63
Chili= Hoods. 6 per Q. 25
Coioniblan Bood., 6 p Ct.
Ditto Bds, 1524, £8
Do Acct. £Bl
Danish Ilds. 3 p Ct. 611 i 162 I
Ditto Acct. 62
AiRITISH AND FOREIGN

Ditto Bonds 92
South Sea Stock
21000 Becheq. Bills 59 56
2500 Ditto 59 56
2100 and 2200 Ditto 59 57
Advertised
Bank for Account 216
Consols for Acct. 961 i II
TWO O'CLOCK.
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct.
D0.8d5.1325, 5 p qt. 15f 16
Kea. Bonds, 5 per ret. 40 39
Do. Bds. 1825, 6 p Ct. 491 Sl*
SOi Sli SO 4S
Do. Aced° 511 1 i 50
Penes. Ws. 5 p C. 101*
Russ. 8d5,1622.5 p C. 92
Span. Bib 5 p Ct. 9J 10
Do. Account
TWO O'CLOCK.

ODA 111. PAID.
Brazilian SS 20 51 52 50
Potosi La Fitz & Peru,. Also. 15 5 44 Ss sell As
Ditto Consolidated 10 see IS• Ls 171
Royal Irish 25 1 10-16 151 •
United Aleainto 40 52/ 12
Fanner Foam—Pasts. SUL 24. Five per
_Cents. 101 f. his
—ibee per Cents. 72f. 10e.— Bac.banzo on London, ono month
25f. ?ft.—Titres months, 25f. 10e.

The Turkey Mail which arrived this morning, brings
letters from Constantinople, of no later date than the
25th nit. a date anterior by many days to the dispatches
received on Friday evening, announcing the rejection
by the Porte of the terms offered by the Allied Powers,
about which no further advice, had been received when
this Paper went to press. It is reported upon 'Change
this forenoon, that the three Ministers had published a
new declaration concerning the measures their Cabinets
were going to pursue for the pacification of the East,
and had•sent new instructions to the different Com-
manders of the squadrons.

His Mz.tzsrv's ship Blanche has arrived from the
Brazils. She brings a Mail with Rio de Janeiro Papers
to the 81st July ; great expectations were excited in the
City on the arrival of the above vessel, supposing she had
brought accounts relative to the peace with Buenos
Ayres. These expectations ate, however, not realized,
as the Rio Papers she brings, are entirely silent on the
-subject; nor is the slightest mention made of the arrival of
the Plenipotentiary from Buenos Ayres. On the con-
trary, they give the particulars of a skirmish between
the contending parties at the Passo St. Diego, near Rio
GI ande, of course claiming the advantage to the Brazi.
Hans, and eontain a notice from the Minister of Marine
so late as the 31st July, informing the merchants of Rio,
that two men of war would sail to the southward on the
2d August, who would give protection to the trade as
far as Monte Video. The following are extracts:

RIO DE JANEIRO.
!ROM THE DIARIO FLUMININICi JULY 11.
OFFICIAL.
RIO GRANDE IT. I'IDRO DO SUL.

Silt-4 will not delay sending to your Excellency an
account of what has passed; a party of the enemy was
beaten by one of ours in the Rincao do Candiota 3 the
Captain of the enemy's party and some soldiers were
killed, and eleven taken prisoners: another party beaten
and completely routed in the Passo de S. Diego ; they
had a great many killed, and we karaed the next day
that they had a great number of wounded, among
whom wa; General Lavalhega, who commanded them.
- RwGrande,Jane 8. J. E. ALVES PORTO.
To the Conde de L•ges.

Jut.r 12 —Two letters from M. Manoel Joaquin
Pereira da Silva, Military Governor of the Villa da
llha Grande, of the 25th and 26:h of June, to the Conde
'de Lige% giver some particulars of a privateer called the
Pie.ident, commanded by Thomas Allen, with a crew
of 80 men, all Americans except two Portuguese and
tine Spaniard. This privateer was hoveting about the
coast. In the night of the 22d of Jane some of the
crew of this privateer lanelei in the district of Palmas,
but were beaten off, with the loss of two killed and two
wounded. The Master of the smack -liiperauca, which
was captured by the privateer, who, with eight of
the crew, has art ived at the Villa sla Ilha Grande.
.ays, that when they left the Rio Grande do
Sul, it was reported that Buenos Ayres was block-
aded by the people of the Pampas (Gentio Pampa) I
and that, in consequence cf this, orders heel been given