Star.
London, England, 1826-11-29 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1826. • ,
STOCK KXCHANGR, 'TWELVE O'CLOCK.
'lbis being pay day In the British market, all parties are Wu
Imo& ; awl the Account being over, Consols are again looking up,
sad the market has a bright appearance. Consols, which left u 6
yesterday at 845 4, opened this morning at 844 5 for January, and
1141 1 for Money. It is understood that a certain great capitalist
the City has a pro& to receive, on this Account, of not less than
one hundred and forty thousand pounds, and from last Account
ferry thousand t should this be true, it will cause the Bruisss to
fight shy of him in future.
la the Foreign market, the Most doing is in Mexicans. In
shares little kdoing.
Current prices; Old Spanish 135 5, Mexican 884 4, Colom-
bian 415 4, Chili= 37 38, Russian47s, Greek Bends 195 20, Bra.
Aar Shares 15 17.

CITY, TWO O'CUXIC.

The Coosa Market bag been, within this hour, very unsteady.
fluctuating almost every minute. Consols, which seemed very
lively in the earlier part of the morning, have, within a short period,
become heavy, and the extreme fluctuation has been from 841 to 841.
Buyers up to the present time: they may be quoted at 84j for the
January Account, and 84 for motley.
There appears to be some great difficulty in paying and reedy-
ing; Ind no doubt there are several private failures, bet up to the
present time not any has been made public.
In the Foreign there Isnot much doing.
Consols just done at it for January, a fall of per Cott. this
morning. A peat Speculator is selling.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK:
Bank Stock 202% 203 •
3 ler Cent. Red. 831,4 Vs 3/8
8 per Cent. Cons. 841/s ye 84%
31 per Cent. 893/4
Si per Cent. Red. 8914 54
4 per Cent. New 99 98%
4 per Cent. 1826, 97% Ya
Loitg Ann. 191,4
India Stock 2481 h 249
India Bonds S 8
E. 1,000 Eztheq. Bills 18 20
E5OO ditto 18 20
4:100 and 4:200 ditto 20 22
Cons. for Ditto 845/8 % 3/4 3/4 %
FOREIGN FUNDS, Two O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, 5 p Ct. 64 Greek Acet.2o3 20
Cidltan Bonds, 6 p Ct. 38 Mez.Bonds,s per Ct. 56
Colombian Hoods, 6 p Ct. I Do. Bdst 825,6 p. Ct. 68 171 81
Bonds; 1824,41; 1 j 3 Do.Acet. 681 1 I I
Do. Acct. 42 11 Peruvian Bonds, 6 p C. 34
Danish Bonds, 3 pCt. 621 3 Portuguese Bonds 5pC. 80 791 1
Ditto Acct. 63 Ditto Acct.
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. Russ. Bits, 1822, 5 p C. 873 3
Da.Boads,tzts,sp C.* 191 20 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 131 I
191 I Ditto Acct. 131 3
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHA itES, TWO O'CLOCK.

WAAL PAID.
100 20 401 42 41
100 15 1
400 400 505
400 110 fan
40 SS 17/ 14
FRENCH FONDS.
The per Cents.
Tlaree per Cents.
Reines de Naples

Pasco Peruvian
Real del Monte
lialpulaboa
United Mexican

. 100 f.

. 72f. —e.
. 78f. 75c.'

Quebec Papers have been received to the 27th of Oc-
tober. bat they contain nothing of consequence. One
of them, dated the 26th, states, that Government have
purchased the Grose Isle, below the Basin, at Chambly,
to erect fortifications and barracks ; and it is understood
that the old fort will be abandoned, and that the troops
will be garrisoned on that bland.

Lisbon Gazettes to the 18th inclusive, bring the fol•
lowing details:

LISBON, Nemo= 8.
EXTRACTS FROBI THE OFFICIAL NEWS RECEIVED AT THE

WAR.OIIICL.

The Dispatches of the General of the district of
Oporto, received to-day, are of the sth and 6th, and
state that tranquillity continued to prevail, and that the
investigation into the conspiracy lately discovered were
proceeding. The General 'transmits, also, the dis-
patches from the General of Minh., and the Governor
of Valensa, dated the sth, state, that some letters and
anonymous papers had been intercepted on the fron-
tiers, which contained alarming reports, spread by the
Portuguese deserteis, saying they were going to enter in
arms into that province ; the inhabitants remained quiet,
despising these reports.
In all the other provinces nothing has happened to
disturb the public tranquillity, according to the dis-
patches of the respective Generals from the Sd to the
6th inst. (Signed) PEDRO PAUL DE SOUSA. Major &e.
llth.—A letter of the 6th inst. from the Conde de
Alva,. Commander in Algarve, announces that public
tranquillity is uninterrupted, and speaks greatly in
praise of the inhabitants in general, and of the public
functionaries, both civil and military.

Major General Stubbs writes from Oporto on the 7th
to the Minister of War, in answer to his enquiry, that
he is not aware that there now is, or has, been in that
city and its environs, any meeting of persons in arms,
attempting to form themselves into a military corps.

14th.—The Gazette contains an official order of the
incess Regent, for expediting the proceedings against
the disturbers of public tranquility, the favourers of
rebellion who have published alarming accounts, done
any act?, or uttered seditious language, tending to di-
vert the minds of the people from the obedience which
they owe to their lawful Sovereign.
These criminals being taken and examined, are to be
allowed five days and no more for their defence, after
which the proceedings dull be declared to be closed,
chi sentence passed, according to the evidence, and in
the manner prescribed by the laws, that the punishment
of the guilty may not be deferred, nor the inconvenience
sustained by the innocent prolonged. If those con-
demned desire to plead in arrest of judgment, twenty-
four hours and no more are to be allowed them.

15th.—The Duke de CAdaval having represented to
her Highness the Infanta Regent that it is impossible
for him to accept the honourable office of Counsellor of
State, her Highness is pleased to exonerate him from
that office; preserving to him, however, the honours of,