Star.
London, England, 1826-02-09 00:00:00

RUSSIA. •

PROM Tar Quolunstiss OP MriNDAY, 1111111WAllty 6.
PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.

...• ft. Parmasitaa, .Tamontair
.8 The official accounts publi.hed in yesterday's Gazette
have a little quieted people's minds- respecting .the
temper of the armies stationed at a distance from the
capital, particularly that under General Sacken ; the
Emperor Nicholas hai behaved in an admirable manner,
amidst all these eTents ; he has sliewn a coolness and
compu-ure which, I asjure you, have greatly contri-
buted to put an end to to the revolutionary movements;
for thie.fortnight past, the Emperor goes about the city,
sometimes on foot, sometimes on horseback ; he has
visited the Citadel, the Institution of the Cadets, the
Isles of the Admiralty and of Basil (VAssily °AWE)
Some days ago be was in the square where the statue
of Peter the Great is placed; casting his eyes on the
statue of the Czar, he said to she'grerit men who sur-
rounded bim—' He also had many obstacles to over-

come, but with perseverani.e and the aid of Goa he suc-
ceeded in destroying the facfious. I have the courage
m..desire what is good: with that many difficulties
vanish. Two days after, he visited the Exchange
*here the German merchants assemble: he was every
where received with enthusiasm.
" Now that people are more tranquil, they relate
several traits of courage in the Emperor at the moment
of the great tumult in the capital. The plot was laid
in such a manner, that each of the conspirators was to
strike at one of the Officers of Nicholas, who was himself
marked for the dagger of an assassin. At this minnow,
when Nicholas appeared in Isaac's square, who
was to strike at him, approached, but the commanding
and intrepid countenance of his Sovereign arrested the
arm bf the assassin. If the crime had been ceasum-
mated, it would have been all over with Russia.—
Obedience and fidelity would have been uncertain
among the troops. This his Majesty, as it were, owes
his crown to himself, to his presence of mind, to that
heroic composure which never forsook him for a moment.
" The Cossacks of the Guard have displayed on all
these occasions a fidelity proof against everything:
those unpolished men retain something of the frankness
of our ancestors. The Emperor has testified his sada-
fattion with their conduct to General Effrennoff, and to
all the Officers who commanded that regiment.
" The Officers and soldiers have received a present of
two silver roubles, two pounds of meat, and two glasses
of-brandy.
• " General Totrisehoff, Minister of War, has been ho-
noured, by a rescript of the 18th, with the Grand Cross
of the Order of St. Wladimir.
4* Viscount St. Priest has arrived here; Prince
Liam of Pi ussia made his entry the evening before.
" There is great difference of opinion respecting the
future. It is certain that • the army is worked upon by
the disciples of Cubonarisns: important disclosures
have been made- on this subject, and it is wholly impos-
sible,go deny it.
" The Council seems resolved to employ severity
against the fomenters of the trouble, and this is politic;
eiitriples must be made when Empires are menaced ;
the conspiracy being discovered is no longer dangerous,
but it has made known the spirit of the army, and the
tendency Of the great men. What is thought necessary
is to give their minds some occupation: now s war
against the Tullis is almost a religious idea among the
nessiaas; every phenomenon, every unfuttsnw event,
is considered by them as a presage, or as an act of Di.
vise vengeance; the sedentary habits which are often
dangerous to armies, will change in a foseign war;
battles and victories will render tbe new Emperor pop*.
lar in the camp. The Divan cannot possibly make any
effectual resistance. 4 Will England engage in this
struggle with Russia ?' This is the whole question.

TIIE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1826.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

. At the opening of the Como' Market this morning, a great panic
and gloom prevailed, and Consols, which opened at 7sj 79, sud-
denly fell to 7a/ / for the Account, and a great deal of business
has Mai done.

The cause of the above panic is net exactly knows, but various
reports, as usual, are in circulation, suck as that MiaisttO Win prO-
pose, tOMINTOW evening, this Fuelling et Exchequer Bills—that a
war is expected between Russia and the Porte—that the Public are
dissatisfied with the insantres of Ministers, in regard to the One
and Two Pound Callum Bank Notes, &c.. But the fact is, that
the Bears have got possession of the House, and there is no one to
oppose them successfully in their operations.

Within this half leer, the CORSOi Market has istproved—Con-
sok 78i

The Foreign Market was in a conspkee storm this morning,
Colombian and Mexican Stocks fell Two or Three per Cent. since
which they have, however, somewhat recovered again.

Current Prices: Oki Spanisb 11e 12, Mexican 614 62, WM-
bian New 63e 54, Austrian 901 91, Russian 82.

enlcK •)F sII'CNS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 207 2(X)
3 per Cent. ked. 7914 78%
3 per Cent. Cons. 78% 14 14 77 'A
Si per Cent. 873/1 %
n per Cent. Ited. 87% 87% 863/4
4 per Cent. 96% 94% 953 941,E
Long Ann. 19 9-16 14
13.000 Ezcheq. Bills 2 1 die.
£5OO ditto 2 dis. par.
£lOO and L2OO ditto 2 1 prem.
India for Acct. 226
Coon. for Acct. 78% 79 78% 3/4 14
• EXCHANGE.
i7.—Mctalliques,ls 9.31. Bank Shares, 11611.
FRENCH FUNDS, rams; Fassoser 7.
Five per Cents. . . . 99E 40c.
Three per Cents. . . . 66E 10c.
lima Sao& . . 2035 f.
Harlan Loan . . . 7751.

A very extraordinary fact was elicited last night, by
a conversation in the House of Commons. It appears
that his Ma:airrY's Ministers have found it absolutely
'necessary to restrain the operations of the law Sd
Gan. IV. cap. 70, which allows the issue of one and
two pound notes until the year 1833, by directing
the Commissioners of Stamps to refuse the neces•

wary supplies of stamped paper for that purpose.--
Tie ground assigned by Mr. Hums, the Bectuary
of the Treasury, for this very remarkable and unusual
Meant% was that it was in accordance with certain
opinions, which. on the first night of the 3essioo,