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London, England, 1827-07-16 00:00:00

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!NINO STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JULY 16, 1827-_

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STOCK EXCHANOR, TWRLYE OCLOCK.
Coops% which left Mee Saturday at an for the Account,
armed it the same rice this morale& with little doing ; and 873
he Asian, and remain at the above pries up to the present time.
he. Fordo' market, Saudi Ataatian securities remain steady.
Current prices; Old Spud& 101 It Wilma 69, Colombian
11111

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The dectnation lathe Coma market, ep to the present dale. has
ace been enure than * per cent. In the earlier part ef the metnieg
theywere done at e7e I for the Account, since which they have cos-
. •tinoed at in* with link or nothing doing ; and far florist 1171
I.
A report prevailed that the French Reties had name over one
per tent. lower ; 'bet. es Inquiry, It does not appear to be tree, Si
a Gettleenao Is I. town, who left Paris on Saturday teenieg, sad
reports the Three per Cents. at 711 f. 73c.
PRICE OP STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 110 India Stock 151 I
S per Cent. Red. 961 I Ditto Seeds ST SS
Spar Ceat.Cona.ll7l) 6 II Si ed. South Sea Stock
of per Cent. Old Annuities
Si per Cent. flee:Len 93 £lOOO Riche+ BM 34 SG
4 per Out. New too* l f*• d. £3OO Ditto 54 36
4 per Cost. Scrip ./190 and MOO Ditto 14 56
4 peeCket.,llll6, 101 Commercial
Left 410 a. lei 15.16 Consols for Acct. PI I f
EXCHIANOSS. -
Asesenesaw. Jute tS, —On Lando.. 11. rie. lg. 11. 94*.'
Haranniton, Jett' 10. On Londe*, an. 7. 1 K SS. 4.
Stmetrosat, Jinx 3.—On Loadeso, 75 days. 13 r. d. 16 edit
St, Parasuireau, Jun Laweiwg, 10 11..11.
Feaseleae, Jest Y.—Os Leaden, e 11.1101.
Leman. Jett 6.-00 London, 3 M. 6. 151.
Bosnia, Jute 7.—On London, 3 K. 6. 16.
Feenca Fame, Jai.* 13.—Five pet Cents. 10SL 90e. Three
per Cents. 711 f. 40c...-Naples Reines, Ttf. 50c.

Private accounts, received this morning from Madrid.
state that the negotiations of Count OSAMA in London,
had not been so successful, as was at first expected,
owing to an arrangement between France and England
relative to the Peninsula. But, it is not stated, in what
point they have failed ; and the same silence is observed
with respect to the nature of the arrangement, to which
the failure is ascribed. This is evidently one of those
loose and vague rumours, which are usually set afloat
during the time that important negotiations are pending;
and if it means anything. its meaning is probablythis, that
the Spanish Government has not obtained as twitch as
she desired. However, England and her old and faithful
Ally,Portugal, have less cause to complain,seitiog that the
Spanish Army of Observation has already commenced
its retrograde movement, and will soon cease to eras.
even in name, the Spanish Government having consent-
ed. according to an article in the Gasette de France (ci.
devaat Mode), which reached us last night► to dissolve it
altogether. In the meantime, the conferences between Mr.
LAVII, our Ambassador at Madrid, and Mr. SALMON,
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, were as frequent
as ever, and are supposed to relate to the same points
that ars disestged h.,.. of which the principal is sup.
posed to be the evacution niche Peninsula both by the
French and English troops. It was again reported; et
the date of our accounts from the Spanish Capital, that
a Treaty had been concluded between Spain and Pot.
tugs!, and that nothing was wanting to its completion
but its ratification by she Court of Lisbon. The state of
Catalonia. Arragca, and Valencia, which still inspired
the Spanish Government with great uneasiness, was
supposed to have greatly influenced its policy with
respect to Portugal, and we fear there is but too much
'truth in this supposition.
The following is an extract of a private letter from
Cadiz, dated 22d June:—" The frigate Bellone (a
French frigate we presume) has sailed from this port
with sealed orders."

We received this morning the St. Petersburgh Journal
to the Ist tint. The EMPEROR, who seems to enter very
cordially into the measures, concerted with his Ames.
for the pacification of Greece, and to urge his own
preparations with extraordinary alacrity, made an un-
expected visit to the fleet destined for the Mediter-
ranean on the 20th nit. at the unusual bear of eleven

, o'clock at night. He immediately went on board the
, Asoff (the Admiral'. ship), and two guns were instantly
fired as a signal to the Officers and men, who might I e
on shore, to return to their posts. At three in the
morning the signal was given for the whole fleet
to put put to sea, and at four the Admit al's flag
was struck on board the Az .ff, and the Imperial
Standard hoisted, which was saluted by 4000 cannon
from all the vessels and the ports of Cronstadt and
Cronslot. The whole Beet got out to sea with a favour-
able wind, and manoeuvred in the Earrittoa's presence,
off Ktasnaia Gorka. In the evening it received orders
to proceed on its voyage, and at midnight, the Esa
Insole arrived at Cronstadt, on board a yacht towed
by a steamboat. The EMPLIIIOR was so well satisfied
with the evolutions, that, as soon as they were
over, he issued an Order of the D ty, testifying to
the Admiral and Officers his satisfaction at the
precision with which they had been executed, and order-
ing to the subalterns and seamen a :Dbl., a glass of
brandy, and a pound of meat per man. The wind,
irtich was favourable when the squadron sailed.
* we have already stated, must have veered about soon
"bbriverards, as we have news from Copenhagen of the
isist.esp which date no tidings of it bad been re-
ceived.though the retailers of thateity had made great
'reparations for its arrival, where it was expected it
would take in provisions.
The St. Pekraborgh Journal also contains news from
the army in Georgia, without mentioning, however,
any military
.occurrence of importance. A troop of
snarawders, as they are called, amounting to SOO. who
had been collected by Maas KHAN, made an incursion
into the Russian territory, but they were surprised with
"their booty by a Russian body of cavalry, put to the

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!out, and.pureued for serer* "rerstst after having lost
all Of libel! .However, neither this
disaster. itOrthe previous remits sustained by the Pa-
gans, had any effect on the troops, who wmposel the
garrison of Brivan, as they contittued tO +bait the ntost
vigorous defence, and molest the besiegers by re-
peated sallies. But provisions began to fail them,
according to accounts brought to the Russian camp
'by deserters. Accotdiog to the tame authority,.
the principal force of the Persians was stationed
in the vicinity of Mount Ararat; whilst all the in-
habitants of the Province of Brivan had been removed'
to the tight-bank of the Arases, against their will, if
we are to believe the Russian account. A great num-1
ber of them, it is said, were destitute of corn, and lived
on milk and cheese; and, to an order to retire (vibe:
into the interior, they refusd to submit, alleging as al
reason their decided repugnance to remove to a greater
distance from their own country. HASSAN KHAN was
posted on the other side of the Arazes, at a place called
Ghedi Bourak with 5000 cavalry and infantry, com-
posed of the troops of Ourmia, who had lately arrived,
and of the Kourtines whom he had before. The cavalry
of the Kboi, which was in the action of the List May,
was entirely dispersed; and scouts, who had been sent
from the Russian camp in all directions beyond the
Garnitchai, had no where met with; the enemy, nor was
one to be seen as far as Sardar Abad, the new fortress
on the Tirkish frontiers.

We also received it-7s t=irning Hamburgh Papers
to the 11th, and Dutch to the 14th inst. but the former
merely contain accounts from St. Petersburgh and
Copenhagen, exactly corresponding to those given
above; and the Dutch Papers merely mention the arri-
val of the Marquis of HiIITIORD on the Stith ult. in
the Russian capital, with all the persons attached to
his extraordinary mission, and the arrival at Brussels,
se scarier, of a person belonging to the Netherlands
legation at Rome. Si
Philadelphia and other American Papers, which
reached us this morning, to the 17th ult. contain no
political intelligence of the slightest interest. The Bri-
tish sloop of war the Primrose had arrived at. New
York on the 11th from Vera Cruz, which she left on
the Bth May. She touched on her passage at the Ha-
vannah, where she took on board a million and a half
of dollars, partly for the use of merchants at Nei, York.
and party of merchants in England. Mr. WARD, Bri-
tish Minister, and also a Minister from Mexico, earn*
passengers by her. Before she left the Havannah, foot.
Spanish frigates had sailed on a cruise.
Tea EARL or lavaneoot..—The Noble Earl con.;
tissues in a favOtsrable state, no particular change having
taken place since The last bulletin.
Wit:peon, Atte 18.—His Mesmer attended Divine
Service at the Royal Lodge ; the Bishop of CHICHt tars
officiated on the occasion. Friday afternoon the Kota
paid a visit to his Royal Sisters, the Queen of Wee-
r vaginae and the Princess Auousea, at Frogmtwe
Lodge, where, after remaining nearly an hour. he
to Virginia Water, and dined. His Ma;
Jerre also diked at eie mime place on Sistusday.--
Divine Service was performed at Frognrwe Lodge this,
morning, in the presence of the Queen of Wutremserto,
the Princess AUGUSTA, and their respective House-
holds. by the Rev. Isaac Gosserr, Vicar of Windsor.
The Queen and Princess continue daily to take airings
in the vicinity of the town, varying the route almost
every evening:
The Duke of Derostsntaa's tour to the Continent is
expected to be very %hers. His Grace intends merely
to tike a peep into Paris, visit his sister, Lady GRAS.
MLR, the spectacles and the Court, then return to his
own Palladia* Villa At. Chiswick; there his Grace will
remain but a shcri time..preparatoly to his j iurney
to Chatsworth, where immense improvements have
been made, both in the mansion ar.d the beautiful gar-
dear and park.
The Duchese of KeNT, the Princess Viceoata. and
Famous, and tbe whole of the Household of the Royal Duchess.
attended Divine Service yesterday, at the private (lapel in the
King's Palace at Kensington. The Service was performed by the
Rev. Mr. Davis, Chaplain to her Royal Highness.
Tile Duchess of IC r entertained a party of Nobility
and Gentry to dinner yesterday, at her apartments Ia the King's
Palace at Ketsdngton.
The Hon. EDWARD PRTRZ gave an elegant enter-
tainment as Saturday to above 100 of the leading Fashionable*.
Prince POLIGNACi • the French Ambassador, and
Prince DIM!, the Russian Ambassador, accompanied by their
chief Secretaries, were occupied (or three boors on Thursday sight
at the Foreign Office, transacting official business with Viacom*
Mutat and Wean, and die not separate till midnight.
Prince ESTItRHARY. the Austrian Ambassador, trans-
acted business eta Saturday at the Foreign Office.
A Gentleman holding an official situation is the Co-
lonial Office. left that office at a late hoar es Friday evening. la
company with Mr. Camas, an Italian messenger, attached to the
lonian Government, charged with dispatches. which were Roder-
stood to be of an Important nature, from Viscount Goomtscst.
Principal Searetary of State for the Colonial Department, to Sir
Farman" Amass, the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian
Islands.

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The Marquis of LANSDOteN transacted business on
Saturday at the Office of the Secretary of State for the Home
Department.
Mr. WILMOT-HORTON left town en Saturday for Ci-
rencester. After making a short stay, it is expected Mr. Hooves
,will proceed on a tour through different parts of Ireland.
Saturday morning, at hall-past ten o'clock, a meeting
of the Lords of his Majesty's Most Memorable Privy Council was
held at the Council Oace, which was attended by the Manes of
the Row, the Right Hon. Hoe. Elam, &c. Sir Commis
Wernzaett, Mr. Sergeant Sweatt, and Mr. Anise were heard by
their Lordships ea different planted= appeals. Tise meeting broke
up about four o'clock.
Mr. CANNING was slightly indisposed yesterday at
Ms residence in Downintstreet. Mr. Secretary Reeniare and Mr.
Hammon visited Mr. CAFIRSIC.
Mr: Huainan», has art ived in town from his seat at
Earth. '
Twa Raw BUNN? Of ReCIMISTER.—Ott Saturday,
the Vicar•Owseral of the Province of Canterbury (Dr. Asueoui)
held a Court of Peculiars at Bow Mora, the ancient Court for
this Province, when the election of the Hon. and Rev. Hugh
Faber, D.D. to the See of Rochester, was confirmed in the cos.
toosary fens. The consecration of the Right &verged Prelate
took place yesterday at Lambeth Palace.
Collars off Cossaavinctr.--This day, the LORD
Mauro, attended by the Sheath, and others of the Qty Mors,
prommied in state down the river, fee the purpose of holding
Courts of Conservancy of the river Thames, for the Counties of
Eases and Neut.
Wednesday a 6re broke out in the east wing of Gor-
don Castle, which was not got under before considerable
donne was occasioned'.

r HIS ROYAL iIIOIVESS ?SIN, E LEOPOLD
Dovis.jusa Is.-This afternoon, won after coat,
his Royal Highness Prince Lapwous and sof e arriveo
from Calais, its the Salarbander Pat-office packet,
Captain Liras, after the short passaged two boars and
95 minutes. On the packet entering the Harbour, a
salute of 21. guns was fired from the Heights, and, at
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-landing,

his Royal Highness was received by Colo ad,
filivrao, Commandant of the Garrison, and a Guard d
Honour, who escorted the Pane, to the Ship Hotel.'
The Collector and Officers of the Customs wets in
attendance, chewing every respect and attention to his
Royal Highness, in the landing and esamination'of his
baggage and effects,