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" lately." Mr.Ossza objected toast wed 64 bitherto.'l
as it pledged the Meeting to approve .of the policy
which had always directed his fiflesty's Councils, while
be could only give Iva appmbatioNo those lately adop•
ted. After some further qb.ereations. the sense of Abe
Meeting IRAS takets\`upon the strject. when the word
at hi*est? tetpuged, and •'lately" substituted ins
te)‘N`st.—The original Re.olution v as that carried.

THE EVENING STAR.

MONDAY. AUGUST St, 1827.
EXCIIIANOK, TWIILYK O'CLOCK.
'The Consol market appears very steady this morning, Red the
e.hlef attention of the brokers is making up their accounts against
Wednesday. Consuls wlticla left off on Saturday at Mil buyers for
the Account, *petted this morning at 461; and soon after were
done at at for the Account, and for October 1171.
The Foreign market also remains steady, with little doing.
Current price.: Old Spanish 10 1, Mexican 671 f, Coliinahlen
gog I, Portuguese 76 1, ikasilian 661, Rsoaan 96 11. Greek I lig t
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have been fluctuating the whole of the morning between
WI and an for the Account ; but the arrival of the Exchanges
from Hamburg!) on London, which came a trifle lower, and which
at the same time is counteracted by suit coming lower from the
same quarter. ha. bad rather an effect on the Consol market. which
Is not quite so good as in the earlierer part of the morning. Consols
niay be quoted at present at lif buyers, and 87& sellers for October.

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PRICE OF S rUCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 211 111 e India Stock 250
5 per Cent. Red. 871 i Ditto Huai. 67 Si
I per Ct. Cons. U 1 I I 661 South Sea Stuck
sh per Cent. N Old Annuities 17i
Se per Olit. Kr& 94.1 94} New Ditto 116 f
4 per Cl. New 1004 lot £lOOO gicheq. Ms SS SS
4 per Cent. Scrip £5OO Ditto Si So
4 per Cent. 18:16, 1031 103 £lOO and .0100 Ditto 56 it
Loos Ann. IS 15-11 10 1.16 Consuls for Acct. 1161 117 i ii 87

FOR Flit N FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bdi.sp (t. 66 1 I Mes. Peeks 5 per Ct./51
/begin Ayr, • 156.11 p C. D.I. Ac, t.
Do. Acc. 641 81ez.1141.1815,6pCt.471
Ciiion.l,l;:n . ii,hd., II p Ct. 111 ' Do. Acct. IP/ I 6
Ditto 84%1524, Perevian Hone. 6 p C. 141 1 41
Do. Account 301 I Rua*. Oils,' 212..5 pc. tit i
ihnillt 114% 3 p Ct. fill Span. Bia 5 p Ct. 101
Do Acct. 1121 french Roam.; p C. 1041 50e
Gr. 8i1a.16z5, 5 pCt. 151 1 &change. tit 35c
BRITISH. AND 110111ZIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.
sKaaii, PAID.
Brazilian 3A 20 Ste
Hibernian 50 0 11
Potosi La Paz & Pent,. Aim IS 3 it de
Cantida.Company 100 10 6 i
'IMMO' Feline, Amgen 241.—Hre per Cents. 1041. 20c. 13c.—
?tree per Cents. 721. 90c. Bank Stock. 90061. Neapolitan
Beam, 711. 10c. Exchange us London, one month, 15t. *Sc.—
Titres woods, 131. 10c.

We received this morning the Austrian Observer to
the 15th inst. containing accounts front Constantinople
to the 27th ult. sshich, as usual, present the fair side of
the picture, as regards the Turks, and the black side.
as, regards the Greeks. The conductors and patrons of
that paper, however orthodox in religious matters, have
wholly abjured the spirit and practice of Christianity in
their politics ; and they have no sympathy for the op-
pressed, but reserve it whblly for the oppressor. To them
liberty, civilis Aron, ills. spread of useful knowledge and
the lofty aspirations of genuine patriotism, are soli•
chrevous allusions; whilst despotism and popular igno-
rance are the true safeguards of social man. It is not sut-
prising, therefore, that they regard the Turks as the in
Jared party in the present contest, and the Greeks as the
offending part or that they offer up all their prayers
for the success of the former, and vent on the latter the
foulest calumnies. The present intelligence constitutes
no exe ption representing the Porte as prosecuting
its preparations in a vigorous and systematic manner,
whilst the Greeks are said to be a prey to the basest and
most disorganizing passions. On the one hand, the
training of the new troops is stated to proceed without in-
terruption, and a corresponding activity to prevail in the
naval department. It is also positively affirmed that the
corps of Topchis (artillery) is to undergo an entire
change, and that it has already commenced in the article
if their. dress, which is like that of the new troops, whose
peincipal mark of distinction is the Schobara, or melon-
shaped cap. The construction of barracks, of which
five are nearly completed, harmonises with the rest of
the picture; and the expenses of the buildings are de-
frayed by the Treasury ; but to lessen the charges an
ingenious expecLent has been adopted, that of compel-
ling the Greek, Armenian, and Jewish communities in
the capital, to furnish daily a certain number of workmen.

Oa the ether hand, accounts from Smyt na are quoted
to shew that the Greeks are a prey to the fiercest dis-
sessions ; that the Committee of Government have again
been obliged to reek fur safety in flight (Poros being no
longer considered secure); but that Napoli di Romania,
where they are now settled, does not offer much better
security, as it is the scene of never-ceasing disturbances.'
Yet the people of whom all this is said have not yet
sheens the slightest disposition to purchase repose by
submission to the common enemy; and they are now
as unbroken in spirit as they were at any period of this
protracted and sanguinary contest.
The Austrian Observer ha.,‘ the following article of
• Egyptian news:
" According to accounts from Alexandria, which
come down to the Sth Joly, the squadron which sailed
horn that port on the 17th June against Lord Cochrane,
returned on the Ist July. It has pursued the Greek squa-
dron to the distance of 75 miles from the port, and had
Aetusay overtaken it; but while the Egyptians were
prep;Ang to attack, the Greeks sailed away during the
night towards Samos, on which the Commander of the
Egyptian squadron returned to Alexandria. The
Guertier frigate, built at Marseilles for the Viceroy,
distinguished itself as an excellent sailer on this occasion,
and it is said the Pacha has ordered two mote ships to
be built at Alexandria. Two Egyptian corvettes, the same
which repulsed Lord Cochrane 's attack on the west coast
of the More a, near Chiarenga on 22d May, this year,
*Hived at Alexandria frorn Navarin in the beginning of

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IJely: The equipment of the new expedition wi•
proceeding with great activity, it was to sail in July,
some say to the Mom, bet others think it is intAmied
against Hydra :it frill take on board 4,000 men and
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great quantities of anterunitien and provisions. 4
We also received this. morning Frankfort Papers to
the 19th. We extract the following article, which is
copied from a Joutnal published at Smyrna, in the hopel
that, if there be any foundation for the apprehensions
which it expresses, measures may be immediately taken
to render them nugatory: