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THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1819.
II r MAJEVIN% ACCISS:ON.--IlOrlday at the Bank.

The Funds this morning opened heavy. Consols
began at GTI for the A ccourt, and the Bulls laboured
hai d to commerce at that price. It was of very short
duration; for the certainty of two millions of pawned
Stock being thrown t:pon the Markei, soon depressed
them to 6G:: 'This is a holiday at the Bank, but the
S:ock-Exchauge is open, and considerable business

doing. Some-of the most confident Bulls have now
• turned their account, aid this morning threw an im-
mense quantity of Stock upon the Market. Omnium
is now completely unsaleable. Ten pounds were given
tl.is morning on 'Change to receive £lOO, if Consols
are done at 60 en or Wore the opening in January,
Consols 67.

We lay before our Readers to-day, very ample
accounts of the proceedings at the Meeting of the
County of Durham, as also of those at the adjourned
Meeting of the Town of Sunderland. A Meeting of
the City of Durham was to be held this day, by ap-
pointment of Mr. KIRTON, the Mayor, to whom a
Requisition had been presented for that purpose.—
At Leicester, a Requisition to the MAYOR to call a
Public Meeting of the Inhabitants, is handing about
for signatures.
The Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday
have arrived since our last.
It is again reported that the Minister at Wur has
resigned, and General RICAItD is mentioned as his
successor. This report is, howevii, contradicted in
The Journal des Debats.

With regard to the Princess of WA its, The Gazette
de France says, it appears certain that her Royal
Highness Will not pass through Paris.
According to advices of the 7th, from Madrid, the
yellow fever had nearly ceased at the Isle of Leon.
In the last days of September, there were no deaths
there, and the Medical Reports had been disconti-
nued. At Port St. Mary, the deaths from the 24th
to the 28th September, were 23 ; and on the latter
day, there were 549 sick. ACCadiz, on the SOth
ult. the deaths were 71; and on the Ist inst. 841—
r.umber of victims in that city, from the corn.
Tnencement of the fever, was !):;9.

A revolution has occurred in the Ministry of the
Ottoman Porte. His Highness announced a Grand
Levee to be held ; the Ministers repaired to it; and,

quite unexpectedly, the Mufti (or Lord Chief Justice
of Turkey) was turned out of office. A short time
afterwards, three other Ministers were deposed—the
:Grand Master of the Ceremonies, Minister of the In-
terior, and Grand Marshal. The poor grand Admi-
ral was also accused of various crimes, sentenced,
'strangled; and thrown into the sea !

A Hamburgh Mail arrived this day. The principal
news which it brings-relates to Morocco, where a cir-
cumstance has recently occurred, which has there
'brought the Jews into great favour. A 'Conspiracy
had been formed in' one of the Provinces, to attack
,and rob the CaOws PRINCG, who had to travel that
.way; and hut .for information which was furnished
.by a Jew, the mull might have been most fatal.—
The escort was attacked, the Prince'wouaded, and
-the treasure carried off by the robbers. Of thie event
:the-Jew gave such prompt .infornia;ion to the. Em-
peror, that a large force was instantly sent off, which
•not only succeeded in rescuing the Prince from the
defiles in which his party was entangled; hat suc-
. •
ceeded in taking an immense number of prisoners,
among whom were many ,Jews, who had been.com-
pelted into the service by their supetinrs.• The Jews
were all treated with favour;. the others had their
eyes thrust out. The Emperor'is married to a jeweiL
The Crown Prince is since dead. , ' ,

Lord and Lady ClistsenzAcit left town on Sator.
day aftct noon, for Sudl)ourn Hxll, Suffolk, on a visit
to.the itlarquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD.

The Marquis of CAWDESIF left: town on Saturday
forlis seat, the Wilderness, Kest.

' The Earl of ANCRANI )eft town on Satarday, on a
visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of HERTFORD,
at their seat in Sitiolk. •

Saturday, Lord•Wittism Lix,roit, and th,_. Ladies L 2112.02,
arrived at Portsmouth, from Quebec. to the Oce.m transport,
I.Aeoteoaot Coma, Agent. The Ocean left Quebec on the 2562
of September.
• . •
A letter from St. Helena, dated August 16, con-
tains the following extract :—" APA RTE 1121,'S
been on evidently better terms with his condition here
since he received information that his request to have
a spiritual instructor sent out to him would be corn-
rlied with. This circumstance, strange as it may
appear, has afforded him very great satisfaction.—
lie new walks' out nearly to the Barracks :—he has
grawn very fit."
Letters from Gibraltar, of the 27th ult. announce,
drat the Cadiz Expedition is now entirely abandoned,
dr to spezk more correctly, perhaps, rendered alto-
gether impossible by the mortality that prevails in
.01e fleet. "In the Admiral's ship they die like
sheep" seized by the rot.

. Such has been the success attending the TALBOT
• Steam Packet, betwee►i Holyhead asia Dublin, that
the enterprising Pi oprietors have another Vessel, on
- scale, in a considerable state of for-
business; and, it'cannot be doubted,
_ Mist soon see the propriety of em-
essels to carry the Mail between tlw

I . the enterprising
even a superior s
worthless for the'.
that Government
ploy ing these. Ves
two countries.
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