Star.
London, England, 1828-03-10 00:00:00

LON DON.

MONDAY, MARCH 10, _lB2B.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
On the opening of the British market this morning, a panic took
place, and Consols, which left off on Saturday at 831 1 for the
Account, opened at 834, and in less than three minutes fell to 83
to 1., caused by several reports that the declaration of war by
Russia against the Porte, was alasoletely in town—that the Rus-
sians bad crossed the Priiith—and the third report, that the Ame-
ricans were going to make a reciprocal treaty with the Turks.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The Consol market at present is rather wavering at 831, alter-
nately buyers and sellers.
PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock Shut
3 per Cent. Ned. Shut
per Ct. Cons. 84a a
34 per Cent. Shut
51 per Cent. lied. Shut
4 per Cr. New 1001 * a
4 per Cent. Sc►ip
4 per Cent 11)26, Shut
Long Ann. Shut.

AT TWO O'CLOCK.
!India Stock
Ditto Bonds 90
South Sea Stock
3 per Cent. 1751, 821
,elooo Ezcheq. Bills 59 60 53
4.500 Ditto 59 60 58
£lOO and £2OO Ditto 59 60 58
India for Acct. 244
Consols for Acct. 831 j 1
FOREIG 'sl FUNDS, TWO O'C 1 (WK.
Brazilian &Is. 5 p Ct. 631 Guatimala Bds, 6 pr Ct 341
Do. Ac. t. 631 1 1 Mex. 11d5,1825, 6p Ct 33/ 3
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 25 Do. Act.. 331 1 2/ 31
Do Acct 251 1 Porteg. Bd.. S p C. 731
C010n.10..n Ilona., 6 per Ct. 201 Pruu. Bonds, S p Ct. 100
D0.80nd5,185e4,241 4 Russ. 11d5.1822,5 per Cr.. 881 1 9
Do Acct 241 j 4% Do Acct. 89 111
Danish Ilds. 3 p Ct. 611 I Spanish Bds Sp Ct 101
Do. Acct. 611 Do A eel.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
SNARL rain.
35 20 68
50 71 .5
100 221 181
50 5 161 16

l'lrazillan
Dativar
Colombian
General Mining Assn.

The Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de France
of Saturday, were received last night. We gave in our
Saturday's STAR the substance of the discourre of the
French Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the Secret Com-
mittee of the Chamber of D..puties. This day we give
that important document at full length : it will be found
in a preceding column of our Paper.
The intelligence from Constantinople and Smyrna, in
the Gazelle de France, is of a very warlike complexion,
and matters are approaching rapidly to a crisis. The
new overtures made by the Austrian Internuncio had not
been received by the Rats EFFENDI, under the pretence
that they could not even be presented to the SULTAN.
The consequence of this state of anarchy in Constanti-
nople was, the greatest alarm prevailed among the
Christians, and even the Ministers themselves began to
be apprehensive for their personal safety.
There is no further mention of the shipwreck of his
Majesty's ship Cambrian, Commodore HAMILTON, in
an attack, in conjunction with a French squadron, on
the island of Carabusa, the chief rettest of the G erk
pirates, in these. Papers; and w•e fain hope, from the
source whence the story originated, that it is without
foundation.

We received this morning Dutch and Flanders Papers
to the 9ih instant. Their contents are of little interest.
They give some details relative to the insurgents in the
island of Java.

-1 eAsso k_ _.._.
- ' gimlets, was between s and 40 below Zero.—Pders.
THE EVENING STAB. Journal, Feb. 25. -
HAMIXTROH, Matey a.
lite Elbe was this morning full of drift ice, which
slimes that the ice above the city is broken up, and the
navigation on that side also free. The ships that have
been detained at Cuxhaven by the ice have an ived here
yesterday and to-day.

The information in the French Papers, received by
the Mail this morning from Mexico is important. The
Journal du Commerce of the 7th states—" Our corre-
spondence from Mexico has come to hand since yes-
terday, and the letters from the above capital are to the
6th Jan. They confirm all the events we published in
our Journal of yesterday, but with the following modi-
fications. The Commandant Revere, who remained
with Montano with his detachment, and two pieces of
cannon, soon found out he was deceived, and his post
was taken from him by General Gueriero. Our Cor-
respondent dues not mention the conspiracy to assassinate
General Victoria. It is true that the Vice President
Bravo has disappeared from Mexico, and his residence
is not known; the report of his junction with Montano
is not confirmed.
FROU THU JOURNAL DU COUNIERCRI Or Tax 6TU.
at EXICO.

A conspiracy was on foot to assassinate General
Victoria ; all the Gendarmerie west to be the accom-
plices, but the chief of the conspiracy was arre.ted in
time. The President, Gomez Pedraza, issued a Procla-
ma:ion, stating the colntry was in danger, and he de-
pended on the patriotism of the inhabitants of Metier,
to inscribe their names on the list of the National
Guards. The greatest evil is, that the Government is
without money, and that Montano offers to the de
setters un peso daily. Although the troubles are at
our gates, eves y tliing remains quiet, and the execution
which has taken place, has caused no alarm. General
Arena, condemned to death on the 29th of December,
was conducted by fifty men to the place of execu-
tion on the sth of January, dressed as a General,
and was shot. The execution of Martinez, Secretary of
Arena, will soon take place; after which General
Negrette and Echavaria, it is thought, will also be exe•
cuted. It is only with great firmness that the Govern-
ment can be saved ; and it is thought Gomez Pedraza
will succeed in accomplishing this object. It appears
that this conspiracy was connected with the project of
Admiral Laborde.