Star.
London, England, 1828-05-28 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNEESDAY, MAY 28, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Conoco* market opened this morning at 8511 for the Account,
about the same price as they left off yesterday on 'Change; but
owing to the dissentious in the Cabinet, they have receded to ask k,
with little doing at present.
In the Foreign market nothing is doing as yet.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The chief business transacting in the British market np to the
present time, is making up their accounts against neat Friday,
which is settling day. Consols have remained steady atAISI.
In the Foreign market little or nothing is doing. except in Por-
tuguese Stock, which has rather declined, owing to no notice
having appeared as yet from the Brazilian Minister in regard to
the dividends.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2061 6 India Stock 249
3 per Cent. Red. 841 j 1 Ditto Bonds
3 per Ct. Cons. 851 1 South Sea Stock 941
31 per Cent. 921 Old Annuities -
31 per Cent. Red. 921 1 1 3 per. Cent. 1751
4 per Ct. New 102# i # 'Moo Richeq. Bills 61 3 1
4 per Cent. Scrip 1500 Ditto 11 3
4 per Cent. 1826, tell 1 .2100 and 4200 Ditto 61 3
Long Ann. 19 1-16 1 Consob for Acct. sse
'OREM hi FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Ms. 5 p Portug.Bds. Sp 541.1
Do Acct. 591 1 Do Acct. 541
Greek 1105i1k,1825, 5p 01.171 Spanish Bds Sp Ct. 111
Mex. 8d5,182.5,6 p Ct. Fr. Rental, 5 p C.102f 73e 103 f
DoAcctlBl f Exchange. 25f 30e 25*
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES. TWO O'CLOCK.
rata lilt. rain.
35 26
ss
400 400
40 31
100

Brazilian
Ditto National
Real del Monte
United Mexican
Marine Alliance

95 95 97

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The resignation of the Right Hon. Earl DUDLEY
is at length ascertained to have taken place. Any
change at the Foreign Office is all important in the eyes
of Europe ; and when we recollect Mr. HUSEISSON'S
expression at Liverpool, that an altetation of the Foreign
Secretary might endanger the peace of the world, we
cannot but anticipate a great sensation at this event.—
Lord DUDLEY'S successor is not at present known :
Lord Amnesic is mentioned, but the correctness of
the report is at present doubtfol.
Rumours of other changes, in addition to the shrive,

are still in circulation ; in short, it is said that the whole
of what are called the Liberals, have resigned simul
taneoubly.
In addition to these changes, it is rumoured that
Lord GRANVILLS is coming home from Paris.

His Majesty the Emperor of RUSSIA has appointed
his Excellency Prince Ltavan Minister of Public In-
struction, and President of the Committee of the Coun-
cil of State for the Organisation of the Public Esta-
blishments of Education, in the place of Admiral
SHISHICOW, who retires on account of ill health; the
latter retaining, however, his place as. Member of the
Council of State and President of the Academy of
Russia.

It has already, a considerable time since, beer
maintained by us, that the effective army which Turkey
can actually bring into the field against the Russians,
is much more inconsiderable than it was generally sup-
posed to be, and we have actually the confirmation of
it in letters recently received from Constantinople.—
As early as the ,beginning of March, the French
Consul residing in Adrianople expressed his asto-
nishment at the reports which appeared in the foreign
'newspapers relative to a great Camp of Turkish re-
gular troops* said to bale been erected there, while
the truth was, that not one soldier had been seen
for a long time in its neighbourhood. The news received
.by the Algewtehse &atm repeat this statement, and it
really appears that the Turkish Government are rather
dispelled to leave their fate to the decision of hazard,
than to defend themselves with much energy, notwith-
standing the display of activity which the SULTAN is
showing pessonally to his people. The French Govern-
ment had renewed proposals of conciliation to the
Porte, through the Ambassador of the Netherlands,
on the basis of terminating du contest with Greece;
bot the Rate EIFFINDI is said to have rrplied. that.
the PORTS will never consent to listen tothe conditions
imposed upon bet hi the Treaty of the 6th July—