Star.
London, England, 1827-05-22 00:00:00

LONDON.

TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1827.
'STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Conseil, which left of yesterday at 821 to 10 fur the Account,
evened this morning at 113 buyers; and at present may be quoted
'et 63 to 1, and for July 113 a to I, with little or no business doing.
In the Foreign market nothing Is doing.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

The Coosoi market at present is rather heavy, and may be quoted
at 83 to j for the Account, and 831 buyers for July, with no bu-
r.ness doing of the least consequence.
The Foreign market is also dull and languid, particularly
Mexican and Colombian Bonds.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock sunk tO3 India Stock
per Cent. Red. 82j j Ditto Bonds 76
;.per Coot. C005i.034 Old Annuities
:Ayer Cent. 89j £lOOO Exchequer Bills 49 50
hper Cent. Red. 881 89 £5OO Ditto 49 50
4 per Cent. New 99* 100 991 £lOO and £2OO Ditto 49 50
4 per Cent. Scrip . Commercial
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4 per Crnt. 1826, 981
Lal Ann. 19

Bank for Account
Consols for Acct. 631
FOREIHN FUNDS; TWO O'CLOCK. '
fnuliatt Bds. 5 p Ct. I Danish Bits. 3 p Ct. 61
Do Ace. 59i Ditto Acct.4l
to.onthiau Hoods, 6 p Ct. I Mex.8d5.t825,6 p Ct. 63/
Onto 8d5,1524,51{ I , Do. Acct. 681
Do. Acct. 32 31* I Span. Ms 5 p Ct. 121 I
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARRS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SH•111. PAID.
General Steam Navigation 100 . 13 31
Faysc Futon, May 19. Five per Cents. 100 f. 40e.—Tbeee
rr Cents. 701.55e.—8ank Stock, 2,09.2 f. SOc.—ltentes de Naples,
7f. BSc.

AUSTRI 4N FUNDS, Vanilla, MAT 10. '
Metalliques 90.—Biel Shares 1087.

In the I louse of Lords, last night, the Earl of HARZ..
ROOD put an important question to the Bishop of LONDON, upon the
idlest of a declaration recently made by that Right-Rev. Prelate,
•a amour place, respecting certain alleged opinions entertained and
erpreasta by an illustrious Personage, on the Catholic Question.—
The reply of the Right Rev. Prelate, though necessarily obscure,
froin the obvious delicacy of the subject, was sufficiently explicit, as
tithe main fact, that such opinions were entertained, and had been
to expressed, by bis ISIrkatSTY, on the occasion referred to.

On a Petition having been presented last night in the
House of Commons from Chepstow, for the repeal of the Corpora-
tion and Test Acts,Sir Tomas Lernaainnt said, he wished to put a
peition or two to the CHANCILLOR of the Excuttquaa. lie wished
ts know when he received any offer of service from the Leader or
Leaders of Opposition, previously to the forming the Administra-
tion—whether it was communicated to his MA31171, and when?
sod whether It was communicated to his Colleavies, and when? Sir
THOIIA, concluded by saying be did not wish to provoke discussion.
Xr.Csionso said, there had been a negotiation—there had beets
letters making offers of support, and letters were coming in daily
tithe wpm. As to from whom they came, or as to the questions.
he should not say one word. Hiyileclared that be should not an-
Ayer any other question respect►nthe late transactions, except a
distinct and regular motion was brought forward on the subject.
By the Duke of Kent packet,artited at Falmouth
from Lisbon, we have received Lisbon Gazettes to the
11th inst. By the same conveyance we have received
the following letter, of one day later date, which con-
ns some curious facts relative to the revolt at Elvas
PRIVATE LETTER.—LISBON, Mar 12.
There is little news to send you from hence—all is at
p esent quiet—the infanta Regent is better, but still
'll ill. Of course you have heard of the revolt at
liras; the circumstances, as near as I can collect, were
e't r—On the morning of the 27th ult. some of the
tidiers of the Bth Regiment shewed signs of discontent
:`.cut their pay ; aAd the Cblonel, on hearingjt, applied
t" the Governor t some money was scraped together,
and the men paid on the 28th ; but on the following
4bout 120 men of the same Regiment, the whole
Ware artillery (about 300), joined to a number of the
i habitants, and a la' ge portion of the peasantry, making
altogether a. out I,LOO men, revolted and entrenched
themselves on one side of the town. With the inefficient
nissns which General Caula had by him, and the rent