Star.
London, England, 1826-04-27 00:00:00

MINORITY

On Mr. G. LAM'S motion for allowing Counsel to persons prose-.
tined for Felony.—April x 5.
Althorp, Viscount Grant, J. I'. Nugesst, Lord
Bernal, R. Honey wood, W. Parnell, Sir H.
Browne, Dum. Howard, Ily. 'tombola, C.
Brougham. 11. Hume, Joseph Ridley, Sir M. W.
Baring, Sir Thos. llobboute, J. C. Itice, T. S.
Colthorpe, Hue. F. Jrvoise, J. P.. Robinson, $13,0. ' •
Crompton, S. - Krekwith, BT. Scailett, J. .
Duticaanoti, Vi.ct, Luabittaton, S. T•vis,, Horace
Denman, Thu Mas _Langston, J. 11. Tennyson, C.
IN uniptund. Home Moberly, W. L. Wiliton,Sir 11.
librinvtt, Visct. tllunCt, J. B. f Teller.
FV.IIIS, Wm. Martini IC - • Lamb, H. G. • ~
Gr Attal, J. NessportjttlbLSis J. Wiaimus, Jules
In the Ifolso of CORMIIIIS, on Tuesday, no less than
five anti tv.e.tty Co.urnitires bat .!

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FINANCES OF COLOMBIA.
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BOGOTA, Fn. 19.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

THURSDAY, APRIL 27, ISM
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

SRA It F. ►ain.
British Iran Company 100 SO
1111puzahua 400 110
Alliance British & For. 100 10
Slarine Alliance 100 S
General &can Navigation 100 10

ONE O'CLOCK.

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90 85 87i
Si 81
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4i

The Budget of the Minister of Finance has been pre-
sented to Congress, and the following is the statement
of its contents:—The income for the pact year, that is,
from the Ist of .tune, 1824, to the Ist of June.
1825; is 6,196,728 dollars. The expenditure for
the past year is not given, the Minister stating,
that the accounts a'e not yet completely made up.
—The income for the present year is estimated at
1149 1•,596 dollars, provided, the Minister adds, that
certain reforms which he proposes shall be approved of,
and that he is enabled, by raising a fresh loan, to fur-
nish the tobacco growers with such pecuniary assistance
as they require. He reckons that the revenue fiom
Tobacco may be increased from 859,066 dollars
(which it was last year) to four millions, provided
he can advance the grosser, three millions of dollars.
The expenditure for the present year, including the
interest on the Foreign Loans, is estimated at 15,487,710
dollars, of which nearly twelve millions is war expen-
diture, leaving a deficiency of between three and four
millions. The Minister propos-s, that the Congress shall
authorise the raising a loan of 30 millions of dollars, for
the pulp° e of paying off the interior debt, w Inch, he
says, would cause a great circulation of money
throughout the country ; for enabling Government to
assist the tobacco growers; and for meeting 0-e general
necessities of the State. The Minister proposes some
very useful reforms. The idea of another loan is not
very favourably looked upon here, except by those who
exprct to -profit by it. With an income of 11 millions of
dollars, and any thing like a moderate warlike expen-
diture, we should pay the interest on the foreign drbt
(amounting with the Sinking Fund, to 2,100,000 dol•
lars) with ease; for the general expences of the State are
not large, as you will see by the following, extracted
from the estimate of the expenditure for the present year:
Foreign Department 295,762 Dollars.
Interior . . • 621,431
Finance . . • . 8.53,14 g
The resources of the country are boundless. and re-
quire only to be properly brought into action.
By one of the finance papers, I perceive that the
amount of gold coined in the mint at Bogota, between
180$ and 1823, inclusive, was 17.997.35.5 dollars—
The amount coined in the mint at Popayan is probably
about the sane.

NEXT WEDNESDAY, SIX PRIZES OF ‘21,000, &c.
&c. BEING THE LAST LOTTERY BUT ONE THAT
WILL EVER BE DRAWN IN ENGLAND.

Consols opened this morning at 791 to for the Account, after
, which they got up to 791,when a sale took plate of One Hundred
Thousand at 79i ; since which the Market remains steady at 711 j
to }, with scarce anything doing. The local situation .1 the country,
with the gloomy accounts from Blackburn, tends to cast a dismay,
in the opetations in the Funds, and great fears are entertained for
the future proceedings in the various manufacturing towns.
Current Prices : Ohl Spanish se, Colombian 40i 41, Brazilian
SS SC New Scrip j I, Mexican 65164, Russian 761 771, Greek
Bonds 14 S.

Smut Twelve &Clock, Consols have been done at 79 for Money,
and 79i. In the Foreign Market, South American Securities
hue improved.

PRICK oF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Plank Stock 200 201
3 ler Cent. bed. 781% 1/4
3 per Cent. Cons. 79% 791/4 %
31 per Cent. 86
31 per Cent. Red. 85% Vs
4 per Cent. 95 94% 95
Long Ann. 19 3.16 % 3-16
India Stock 226% 227%
India Bonds. 8 7 Prem.
South Sea Stock 87%
New dittr.,.7B%
Ll.OOO FaclT(l. Bill- 10 11 Pretn.
1100) and 1:2t10 ditto 10 11 prem.
1:5(10 ditto 10 11 prem.
C ns. for Acct. 791/s 54, 79 791/4
4- per Cent. New Scrip 1,4 % 1,6 prem.
FORKMN FUNDS, TWO (rci.ocx
Colombian p C. Mez Bonds 1825, 631 41 41 1
Do. M 1.1004,101 101 I 11 1 65 41
Ace. 383 401 40 I 10) 1 Ditto Acct. 631 41 11 1
Danidllids,lll2s, 3p C. ssj 6 Perim Its.. fi pC. 30
Illexicatt Ponds, 5 p C, 5.5 Russ. MI., 1892, 5 p C. 77 11
Ditto Aces. Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. ft
BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

ALARMING DISTURBANCES IN LANCASIIIRE.

We regret to state that every arrival from Lancashire
brings an account of some new or apprehended outrage,
from the misguided operatives in the neighbourhood of
Preston. Blackburn, and Manchester. In another part
of our Paper, we have given a long but painful narra-
Sion of these outrages, and we have been favoured
with h letters,. received this morning, of a later date,
which furnish many additional particulars. One of
these letter. which we subjoin. expressis considerable
alarm respecting*, assemblage of the mob at Clithern,
and we are informed dm it was not dispersed until
a large patty of military had matched from Manches-
ter for that purpose. One letter received this forenoon
from Blackburn, says:
" It ha indeed agonizing to think of the state of thousands in this
town and neighliourhood. The poor starving creatures have in their
vengeance all aimed at the power looms. Con grant a speedy relief."
in the City the most alarming reports prevail, and
an Express is said to have bee* received in town from
Blackburn, stating thlt the rioters had assembled within
nine miles of Manchester to the number of 10,000,
among whom 2000 were armed, and that a severe en•
gagemerst had taken place between them and the mili-
tary, the result of which is variously st tied, one ac-
ontsut rept esentiag the military as having be en too
weak to shake at, impression, and the other stating that
the asub had been dispersed. The following exthicts

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