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London, England, 1827-12-03 00:00:00

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„...ofeers ■nd hisses).
bin other Candidate appealing, the Mayor Olt the
qrsestioq by a show of handy, from which it appeared
the choi:e had fallen on Hugh Dick, Esq.
Mt. Cat/MLLES then demanded a poll on behalf of
Mr. Charles SaviUe Onley._
The MAYOR tben said, that as the hustinzs were not
sufficiently large, he should adjourn the election until
the following morning, when the polling Would cons:
aience at eight o'clock.

THE EVENING SVAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER s, 1827.

STOCK RXCIIANGK, TW.ELVE O'CLOCK.

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kgreat bustle took place at the opening of the Coosol matiitt
. that morning, lu consequence of the unfavourable news from Coia,
atsminople. Console, which left off on Saturday at 01 1, opened
this morning at 83, Immediately went down to 821, and rose again
i for the Account, and 831 aelleis.
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CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
inner twelve o'clock, the Consul market bail an appearance id
,eimpromowest,ansl rose frog 031 to 831-1 for the Account ; hit
okbia a short period, the market has again receded to 1131, sir+•
lately buyers and sellers. • ' i
PRICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Eanglhock India Stock 245 246
' Alta Opt. Ital. 821 1 Ditto Bonds 68 65 67 65
filer Ct. Oink 821 831 South Sea Stock
sit per Cent. Old Annuities 82
51 pet Cent. Red. 291 1 £lOOO &cheep BUla 40 43
4 per Ct. New 991 11C91 1 1 £6OO Ditto 41 44 43
4 per Cent. Scrip X*oo and £2OO Ditto 41 44 43
4 per Cent. 1826, 99/ 100 India fur Account 245 j
Long Ann.lBl .11.16 13-16 Consols for Acct. 83 621 831
FOKKIGN FUNDS, TWO OCI.Ot K
. Erasltian Bds.s p Lt. 60 1 Meelcan Bonds,sp-C
Do Acct Do Lid 5.182.1,6 p C. 511 521
. CM/antigen 1i.m.14.6 p Ct. Do Acet SI j 521 511 521 j
Vitae Ilds, 1824 28 * Peru. Hondo; 6p Cc 29
SW AOS:801 Do Acct. 281 27 i 26
Vie* lids. 3p Ct. 39 581 Rum &LA 8 al2, 5p C. 90 89j
• 060.'Acst. ss 581 IDo Acct. 891
Greek Mode, 5 p Ct. e Spanish lids 5pC 11 ;
Dab& 1885, 5p Ct. tBj Ditto 510, 11
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
• IVA RI. PAID.
Anglo kleaican . 100 - 83 27
: Bea/Mini 3.5 20 87 90
• Colombian lOO 5.0 14
Mexican IGO • 23 5 6
Keel del Monte 400 400
• Do. Do. 430 430
United Asesicao it) 35
' Provincial Dank of Ireland 100 25
EXCHANGES.
H All= 1140, Nov. 27-0 n London, 35 81. 2M.35 6.
I.arssa-, Nov. 23—Un lAndou, 3 N. 6 14.
• 11cai.oli Nov. 24—Ots London, 3M. 6 .3j..
Fteocu Folios Pasts, Nov. 30. Five per Cents. 101 f. 55c.
Three per Cents. 69f —Batik Actions, 1 990. —Neapolitan,77f. Sc.
• Spanish, 671 f. E.:change on London, one month, 25f. 10c. Two
. months, 24t. 95c. ...
AUSTRIAN FUNDS, Vtoote, Nov Mit sea 21.
Iletalliques 91—Balii. Shares 1069.

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• /► Morning Paper, which stated on Saturday that
the Grand Sato:tun had seised the vesiels of the Allied
Puerets which wcie within hi,' teach, and that he
tesviiied as a preliminary to any negotiation, to be
indemnified for the loss of his fleet at Navaria,
• now dates as facts what was before described as
vitamins, Ist, that all the Russian vessels have
been actually stopped; and 2d, that the Rats EIIENIII
did absolutely assure the Minister of a Great 4uropean
Power, that " compessaliox must precede negociation."
But we go further, says the Paper al:uded to, and
adds, that " the Reis Effendi despaired of negotiation
altogether."

An Express arrived in torahs this morning, bringing '
the Gazette de France dated.yesterday ; it contains an
important document, being the declaration of the
Commanders of the Allied squadrons to the Legisla-
tive Assembly of Greece, for the more effectually
putting an end to the Greek piracies, which have for
a length of time existed, to a degree, such as to call
forth from all the maritime powers of Europe a de-
mand that an end should be put to this disgraceful
warfare.

I'ROSI THE GAZETTE DE FRANCE, DATED SUNDAY, DEC. 2.
We hate received, by the Malta Gazette, of the 7th
Nov. the following declarn•ion made by the three
European Admirals to the Permanent committee of the
Legislative Corps of Greece: T.

" POST Or NATASIN. OCTOSIO. 24, 1827.
. " Getertestax,—We have learned, with lively indig• ,
station, that while the squadrons of the Allied Powers
destroyed the Ottoman fleet, which would not submit
to the armistice they had made? the Greek corsairs do
not cease to infest the sea, and that the Pi ize Council,
the only tribunal known by •the Greek law, seek for
pretests to justify these excesses under a legal form.
" Your Provisionary assembled Government believes
that the Chiefs of the Allied squadrons do not agree on
the moasures.to be taken for the discontinuance of this
system of illegal pillage; they are deceived, as we
'declare unanimously, that we will not :utter under vain
pretexts this stain to cover the theatre of the war, as re-
lates to the circle of these piracies. We will not suffer the
Greeks to 6t out any expedition, shut or blockade be-
yond the limits of Lepanto to Volo, comprising Sala-
Mine, Egina, Hydra, and Sprizia.
,ilVe will not suffer that the Greeks should carry
the insurrectioa to the Isle af•Scio, nor to Albania, ex-
posing in this manner the population to cruel reprisals
im the part of the Turks.
' is We regard is null all letters of marque given to
these, corsairs found beyond-she limits above described,
sat the ships of Araiiiit the Allied Powers am every
'where vgdeored to arailiatook • No more pretexts now
14iiii
_iensaibini," the aunt** • •.. s is in force on the
tartish cast, mind . • ...longer exists;

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DR It I GNY,
K. COUR I N G TON.
D. MAIDEN."
MADRID, Nov. IS.
Another new band has appeared in the mountains of
gamosierra ; it is composed of 100 men and about 60
cavalry, which spread, desolation about the country.

BARCELONA, Nov. IP.
The Spaniards to:4 possession yesterday of Fort Pio.
A letter from Tino, dated 21st October, says, that ,s a
vessel which arrived Lere yesterday from Sm)rna
says. there were no Greek vessels before Sao, by which
lit is concluded that the blockade hss.been raited."

We base rectived the Aligenteine Zeiteng to the 270
Noiriiiiifset: 'The news in that Juiirnal from Constanti-
noph does not come later than that which hes.alteady
bees . before the public the gteatest impatience was
manifested for the decisioo of the EIOLTA N. The. pre-
vious alarming reports which had been in circulation
respecting il:e result of the thvan sircared to blei
mature: the Aobitian Inteinukio Was in con%Cint
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gociation with' Oct: Effendi. .110.lollowing are
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extracts:— • . . %,•••1 •
COATArPIy I NOPLik
Since ahe 14.01 this month, whinalthe..bisroing of
the Turkish Egyptian Aril at Navatik- was known, an]
indignation which is not to be desct ibed prevails among
the 'lurks, and they expect with ever impatience an
energetical tesOlution Of the Sultan, rahu participates in
the auger of Isis Mussulmen. The Reis Effendi, who,
under the appearance of composut e, uttered the bitterest
reproaches on that event to the Dragomans of the Bus-
sian, English. and French Legations, 'caused the Am-
baosadors of Itustia.ancl Holland, whir offered tom:rem
their condolence, to be answeaei, that the Poste would
take a step suitable to its dignity. He has no longer
any diteet• intercourse with the Ambassadorit of the
three Coorts, hist all the .negociations are carried on
through Baron d'Ottenfels, and 41 eyei are fixed on him,
as the last support of the hopes of peace. The Ambas-
sadors, however, remain here, and seem to wait for the
final determination of the Sultan, or *erhapito'remais
as private persons till they receive instructiOns from,
their Courts.' It is generally believed that ithe Sultan's
decision will be of a• satlike nature, and that among
other *measures a general .-rasiiig in the whole Empire
will be ordered. In the capital theteis a kind of sup-
, ressed fermerstation, and trade is perfectly st,igitant.
Anr4her general meetirg of the Divan is called fur the
Jay' after to- mos r. w.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov 7.
Tranquillity prevails in the Capital, and we look for-
ward with impatience todsedecision of the Sultan, after
the great. Divan of- the sth. The Ambassadors of the
three Powers are mill bete"; and khe alarming• reports

which are 'in general circulation t'especkiniptheresUlt of
that assembly met in nn wise nuthentiinted..and ate
theittore premature. Baton d'Otter !As is in constant
negociation with the Reis Effendi. •

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The conduct of the Porte to the three Amba,sadots
I•as been hitherto entiiely confoisnable to the law of
natior,s, and seems to be,a pledge that the Porte, even
in the worst case, does not design any thing violent
towards them.

BUCHAREST, N0..10.
IT AN EXTRAORDINARY CONVEYANCE.

Tartars have bron4ht letters from Constantinople to
the 6th. according t) w: ich the Sultan had given orders
to break off all negociAti Ars relative to rise intgrvention
of the three Posers. We cannot intwer for the truth of
. . .
this report.— Alger:mine dung, N 0... 25.

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We have also received7HAmburgh Papers to the 29th
November; ►her contain no news of in►pottance. The
following ate extract.:

ST. PETERSBURGH, N0v.14.

His M.je►ty the Emperor is expected lure this (lett-
ing from Riga. His Imperial Highn.ss the Grand
Duke Constantine Nikole* itsch (his Majesty's infant son)
is appointed Colonel of the Georgian Regime:A of
Grenadiers.

17.—YesterdAy Te Dorm was performed in the
,hapel of the winter P.ii;ice for the faking of Erivan,
which was attended by their Alajastirsthe Empetor and
Emprebs, as .well ar.•the Grand D3kleakaander and
Michael.

The Russian Invalid contains some futiheiiart4nlass
of the taking of Etiirati.

It appears that Lieut. General GpooLlucbteleq him-
self took Hassan Khan ptisoner, who tad fled into a
mosque. Immediatell'aftet the enttance of our troops.
into the forum, guards were posted at all the powder
magazines; Lieut..Lelraken, of the Grenadiet Guards,
who perceived a match burning in the principal maga.
sine, rushed forst-aid and put it out, and by his pie-
,ence (1 mind and intirpid ty, incrusted the daradlol
effects that an explosion Would have rodttced. General
Paskewitsch has fotmed a proevisit.nal sdministsarion
of the province of Erivan, at the bead of %birth is Gen.
Krassowsky, and on the 18th of October set out to re-
turn to Islakitchevan. He intended immediately tojoin
Lieut. General Prince Eustow, in order to take ad-
vantage of the favourable state of affairs.,
.and make a
decisive movement towards Taub:.

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the interior decoration of Royal Apartments ac the Cat,
tiros bete it •Is at present intended to hid the first
Court, and give an etrentainment_upon a.scale of grant'
Iplendour at Easter. The Kiso is going to elect a
Temple upon the verge of Virginia Water, frsrn ,a t ti e
and ehade design, made by himtelf. This Temple is
not only to constitute an attractive and beautiful or.•
nautctit, but, in ca.e of need, during the Royal
aquatic excursions on this fine lake in the • ummer,
is to be convened to the use and comfort of the college
of the Conn. The public rumours relating to
changes in the Knits% Domestic Household, ape on.'
known at the. Cottage. The woiihv Baronet wlio.
since the retiremsut of I.old BLOONIIIILD, has esti
ci-ed supremacy in all the subordinate appointments.
still seems to enkty the Royal con64eace, and i. oltNil
at the Cottage two or three days in the week: -His
Majesty is expected very shortly to go to Lnrclonjos
the purpo.e of visiting the two Metroplitaii TI cane •
On the a, rival of alit MtouiL two or-Shree,entertain
spent, are to be given to hiM, upon a m iptiificeni scale.
of ST. Jamrs's palace ; and it is Fos ible Lis Majesty will
•atenmpauy the PRINCE to each of the Winter Thedtres
again; Us also to the Julian Opera; ti tit.he
:pea Orriag Dtin Isliourest staf in England:" • •

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. COURT CIRCULAR. • ;-4 .
Tate Dochesi of PLA R INCE and the Nacin tutus.
of tarolith vialted the Princess A WU/47A oa Saturday. The health
of die Princess still continues to improve.
The Duchess of GLOUCISTEII visited. the Duke and Duchess of
Cuss:ace on
.Saturday, at their residence in the Admiralty.

The Duke and Duchess of CLARIUSCI, accompanied by the
Princess IKmet.ta of Carolath, left town un Satu,rd..y fur their sea
in Bushy Park, •
The Prince of Ilossonatur Lauosniesoms left tie tesidenee of
the Duke and Duchess of Ct.aaltscs, in the Admiralty, en Satur-
day, for the seat of Prince Leorous, at Claremont, to join a shoot-
ing patty.
Divine Service was perf..rmed yesterday, before her Royal
Highness the Duchess of KIM/ and the Princesses Vscrosta and
FWIY)111. in the private Chapel in the King's Palace, Kensington.

Mr. lit:mason arrives in town yesterday morning front the
seat of Prince LEOPOLD, at 'Claremont, where the Bight silos.
Gentleman had been staying on a *booting tacursioo. Mr. Ml+
animus.' bad afterwards a conference with the ;Marquis of Lbw..
flown, Viscount animator, and Viscount Pap/venom
Dispatches wyre received yesterday at the Colonial lalleo.
Downing guest, front Sir Lower COL; the Governor of the
IV • • .
Prince Limeer. tie Rt4aian Adtbutador, 012.1 M
, umma 4111
Hanoverian Minister, and Monsieur RoTit, "Wu& Chug.
d'Affaires, transacted business with liOrl Denser, on Saturday, at
the Foreign Office, Downing-street. Mope gIITILHAIty, :by Aus.
trian Ambassador, had also an Interview with the Noble Bail and
Viscount GODYRICH.

The dispatches which were received ea Thursday at the Co.
lonia' 015ce, Downing-street, from Sir &SWARD COBLIJKITON, were
addressed to Earl Dunav and to Mr. Coosa'; the date of the
d:spatches proved,. hoTever, to be some days prior to those which
have previously been received from, the aallant Admiral.
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FASHIONABLE INTELX;MENCIL.
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e. ,c. —. , - --.--.‘''' luuk to yours, as we shah ia like manner de.tioy ,it. to ' • THE KING. •
that vototi•assiinst it ;' —A.
a" .s° '"- • • .nced wat. sat a stop to liaritieneipirge, ORO will in the eld Nits 1. • • i
KIESTY will enjoy the C‘thtiais -fesuaitiss -
of the inexpediency of mitt concuss:le „ ws The
Y°' beyond the law giggles. I.-
the Cottage,*in- the Paf4switeribeinntinneiin I.M. PAbill 1'
to the Itemati•Catholies, that .. . new consent&
it- unlessillmy agreed to a veto on the Epi +coral., - 'l'llllortyttual ProstsiOrter Goieriment are aware of sevarrt of excellent heal*: hp titre/irks the letosoreSolatianfne j
tic manner. ' His Msairet u
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abiscts ell le wftwet i
The :Hones** concluded br dec s itiratlei.of force; it it 'to the kiitlitive corps *high; .and ,Y4nla
public business, connected wisth Mir hsengers. kV. ialie also to
hi ast -
nd State as by law established. !trite-electors- morning, previously to his quitting his chanthyr, where since
4rl add' think propel to place hint in the As for the tribunal of prizes, that
is instituted,
wevlechare his Secretat y, Sir FREDERICK Woriott,- is-in attend. mote l
eity4ll,l4-situation M their representative, it would bt them incompetent tojudge any of our vessels without our ance. After the Messengers Are dispatched to London, first n
ltiftlfhit'adtstddy to shew that he was not unworthy participation. Ye have the !amour, Ste. the Kim; examines the various plans in progress for riled:4
aso is I fllll7 the interior decor.tion of Royal AnArtments at the Cas- 'ns re