Star.
London, England, 1828-08-01 00:00:00

THE-EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, MS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
A pante seised the Oonsol market this morning, and in a few
.ileinutes Como* fell j per cent. Consols opened at 87i e, almost
Instantly went down to 861 for the Account, and at present may
be quoted at 87, akernately buyersand sellers. The cause of this
decline is not exactly known. but there is some suspicious move-
ments on the partof Austria levying silty thousand men.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The risk which prevailed In the early part of the morning has
. In some degree subsided, and the market is gradually improving.
. Consols have been fluctuating between 861 and 871 for the Ac.
about, and at present may be quoted at 87, alternately Myers and
...Hers.—Letters have been received with the French Three per
• ettuts. leaving off prices of Tuesday at 71f. 70c. This Is owing
:bits being settling day at Paris, and a Bull Account. Mosey is
Aticeedingly plentiful at Paris. •
Nothing is doing in the Foreign market.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO 07CLOCIL
-.Bank Stock 2121 India Bonds 119 14
• 5 per Cent. Reit. 881 71 1 South Sea Stock
&per Ct. Cons. 871 61 1 Old Anniities
tit per Cent. 951 1 New Ditto 851
11 per Cent. Red. 941 51 #lOOO Excheq. Bills 73 2
4 per Ct. New,3oll 1 j 1 MO! Ditto 73
4 per Cent. 1896, 1051 £lO5 and A2OO Ditto 73
time Ann. 10 19 15.16 Bank for Acct.
lodia. Stock Consists for Aect. 871 1 61 1 7
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO OtLOCK.
Bresillanßds. 5 pCi. 621 • Mex.8i15,1825,6p Ct.
DisAcce63 21 1 Do Acct. 391 1 1 .
Buenos Ayres tids.6p C. 421 Fortug.lids.spC.
De. Acct. 431 3 Do Acct. 531
D.nlah lids. 3 pCt. 62 Russ. 8d5.1822, 5 per Ct. 941
• Do Acet. 611 Spanish Ms Sp Ct. 101
• BRITISH AND FOREIGN SiiAlih;S, TWO O'CLOCK.

MAUL PAID.
Prazillan 55 20
Hibernian .50 a
Inning Company of Ireland 25 • 4
- limed Aler.ican 40 U

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The French Papers of Tuesday, which arrived last
nth% are still occupied with discussions ora the expedi•
Ono to Greece. As it rs.rf some conseque2ce, not only
•
tq know the-fact of a gteat political movement. but the
• *pillions wf enlightened men respecting its nature and
results, we have extracted into our first page, from two
' of the Paris .loarnalb, a speculation respecting their
tireek expeditiun. The Gazette de trance dated. Wed-
nesday, gives from the Augabarrg Gazette a letter from
Corwtentinople of the Bth -uk ; the rumours It contains
Alre so contradictory, that we feel warrauted is -pro
souncisig most of its statements to be utterly unfounded.

"MOM THZ TRENCH PAPCKS. AllafiVlCD *•Tiii 1111 ML
THIS• ►tORWING.
It is not at Laybach that the Oat:Tress is to meet, bdt
iiirsch Bade, in the kingdom of Wistemberg. General
Mahon is to leavc Paris on she sth August.
According to letters from Vienna, Austria will order
• levy in Italy and Hungary, and her hereditary
• dominions, of fifty to sixty thousand men.
Letters from Alexandria f f the '24th June state, that
the Rissian flag is still flying in that port, and the
Russian Consul his no idea of leaving: even the taking
of Constantinople will not change the situation of affair!
there. Nothing has as yet been done in regard to the
blockade.

They write from Toulon. of the 22c1 July, that the
greaten alacrity prevailed there, in arming the blase:-
tees, a three decker, a frigate, with ether vessels,

The Flandils M ail, received this morning, contains tha
following intelligence from the capital of Transylvania:
HERMANSTADT, JOLY 7.

The accounts from.the interior of the Turkish pro-
.
viaces are unanimous in stating that the fortresses are
..:soost ampll provided with nece,saries of all kinds, and
ileadi tray requisits moms of defence. Time swum.

4.,
are therefore verilasly to belmistaken who think,3l,at I
the task df OA Russians is completed by the passage of
11'
the Dantbe—that the march td Constautinople will be
attended with no difficulties—and that the war is, in-
deed, as good as ended ; though no great doubts can
he entertained respecting the fate of the: Turkish force
as.embled to defend the Balkan, its it is no match,
either in skill or number, for the Russian armies. •
[ The sieges to be formed will require very great elf irts.
The very Considerable loss of men which the Russians
sperienced in the attempt to storm Brailow, is a con
firmation of this assertion. We know that the Russian
varciur there met with the most desperate resistance,
and that the surrender of the place was purchased by
A vast slaughter. Against the plague, which has indeed
began to show itself in some places, the promptest and
most effi:acious measures have been adopted by the
Russian Authorities. There is every reason to hope that
it will be prevented from spreading. •
_ _

July 9.—The plague that has broken out at Bucha-
rest and the vicinity (and it seems indisputable that it is
the real plague), is reported .in the latest accounts to
make an alarming progress, and the exertions of the
Russian Authorities have not yet succeeded in checking
it. Oa the side of Little Wallachia the quarantine is
fully organized, and the term is filed fur travellers at
ten days, sod for cattle and goods at•eighteen days.—
We mentirrned in a fotmer lette that the sanguine
hopes of many, w ms expected a speedy termination of
the affairs of the Essr, would probably nut be realised:
on the contrary, the question becomes more intricate
every day, and the war is gradually spreading to all
the provinces of the Turkish empire. The hopes,
too, that were entertained of the tranquillity of Servia
have vanished. We heard a great deal of the endea-
vours of the Russians to repress popular tumults ; if
there was any foundation for these assertions, the result
proves that their exertions have been in vain. Abdo-
rahman Bey is advancing with the troops of Bosnia, to
roxce a passage through the country, and Prince Mi.
losch is now in such a situation that he must take part
in the business. The struggle which is here preparing
!may form an episode in the history or this war, which,
independently of the operations of the Russians, may
soon assume a popular character.
, • The Christian Servians and the Mahometan .Bosnians
!are two of the most warlike portions cf-the Turkish
populatioa, and if they come into collision, the scenes
which took place under Czerny George may be renewed.
We may therefore look for events, which if not of so
Lions duration as the Greek insurrection, will not be
coniluded in a few weeks.

Vannes. JULY 19.—Metallquei 931-16—Bank Shares 10664.-
4/genuine Zeihrsig, Jody 24.
SEAILIN. JULY 13.

It is this moment reported that the Cabinet of Vienna
has sent to the Russian Cabinet a declaration of the
policy which Austria means to pursue with respect to
the war in Turkey. Emissaries are said to have been
sent from Bucharest to Ilermaubtadt, to inducer the
Boyards to return to the principalities. but they refuse
to do this till peace is restored between Russia and the
Porte. This resolutiOn of the Boyards is ascribed to
foreign influence. There is a very active correspondence
bet*Vast the head quarters of the Austrian army and
Vienna. The troops are constantly exercised and often
reviewed.--Brussels Papers, July W.

A report was prevalent a few days since that an in.
surrection bad broken out in the Calabrias. 'A"Naples
Paper, received this morning, contains the following
information on rile sufject :