Star.
London, England, 1827-09-24 00:00:00

1K EVENING STAR.

•" 'LONDON.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1827. e

STOCK EX CH AN GR., TWELVE (=LOSS.. 1
tlp so the prpoeut:Knse. wt. bore no further idormation 1401
to the ethics of the Porte, and the Public seem anxious to how
•"" Illiedie'dis•Alttbaseadottlifle or have not left Constantimilleu,,.
Consols width left tit so &terrier at 801 67. for dot eite*Ate
Openedit the same rice this Morning ; since which they bi
.4 .4OP to the present tithe at ell Inc the Acchuht, anti lee
" a;. The market appears steady, bit Mt)i theOnas
is doing.
In the Foreign market little or *tithing is doing.
4111415 t prices t Old Spanish 10, blestean SDI It Colom •
Prilvtgure Ti 4, Brazilian 641, Russian 621 4.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.,
bite twelve o'clock the Consid market has taken a tern. and
141111111111 are inc so good m they were In the earlier part of ithe
ifilmillillig, when they were done at 871 for the Account; but at
„.witgeementusay be quoted at ell to 87, with scarcely any &W M.
tatters are is town front C.araecas, dated 31st July, when ai
was quiet there. •
• .1481 a the Foreign market, everything is in a state of ellipsibel,
.wereespe Mexican Bonds, which have lowered this morning ow
Iper Celt.
• i. PRICK OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut. India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. Shot. Ditto Bonds
'3 per Q. Coos. 874 86) South Sea Stock
34 per Cent. Shut. .11600 Rxcbeq. Mb 59 60
34 per Cent. fled. Shut. • 1300 Dam 59 60
4 per Ct. Nt‘w 101* * 1100 and 411100 Ditto 61
4 per Cent. Scrip Advertised
4 per Cent. 1126, Shut. Bank for Account 217 4166 •
Long Ann. Shut. Comas for Acct. 874 118; 47
FORIMIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Pusillut Bds.tp Ct. 64 Greek Bonds, S p Ct.
.lawn &Trys lids. 6 p C. IS D0.8d5.1825,5pCt. 1.5)
Colombian land., 6 p Ct. 25 Mex. Bonds, S per Ct. 394 SI 6
• Ditto 5A41824,24 271 Do. lids. 1845, 6 p Ct. 491 4411
Do. Acct. 274 Do. Ace. 491 1 * 441 ikie
Danish Ilds. 3 p Ct. 621 1tu55.13.15,1422, 5pC. 92
Do Acct. Span. Bris 5 p Ct. 9) 10
" BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
seise. PAID.
• =Mining Aso.
Bilierslan

as 90
ao 5
50 $
=SCompany of Ireknd 95 3i
U Pas & Parma. Ana lb 6

2- I
4i
ofl To 42 So

Accounts from Paris of the 21st September state,

that letters received there on the above evening by an
Extraordinary Courier from Constantinople, announce
in positive terms that the Rats &MEND! has declared
to the Ambassadors of•the three Allied Powers that the
-Porte will never accept the Ultimatum. But a short
times hoirever, will elapse before we will be in posses
sion of the result. That .Turkey would hold out as long
as tbe•Aliied Powers held temporising language with
, her, was to be expected ; that she should have mAin-
tainect her proud bearing to the end is therefore no
cause of astonishment. We will venture to prediet,

however, that the moment the Allied fleets

active operations, agreeable to the Treaty already befora
• .he public, the Porte will consult its true interests, and
concede what she must refuse in vain,

From; Perpignan, the 13th Sept. they announce that
• the communication between Barcelona and Figuaras
- was intercepted, by the Carlists blockading Girona.

By the arrival of the Flanders Mail this morning, we
have received Brussels Papers to a late date. These.
Papers• are entirely silent on the affairs of Constanti.
itt which the public iuterest is so much excited
and the only articles of any importance they contaiir
ire given under the following heads:
BRUSSELS. Alm 19.
His Royal Highness Prince Frederick of the Nether.,
lands passed through Antwerp. yesterday, on his way
from Brussels to the camp at Ravels, where the grand
veviews will begin on the 20th or 21st of this month.
All the divisions selected to form the camp at Ravels
were assembled there on the 11th. His Royal Highness
Prince Frederick reviewed them on his first visit; after
.-executing some evolutions, they filed off before his
Royal Highness. The Prince enters into all the details
• ofthe service, and makes the strictest inquiries into the
manner in which the soldier is lodged, clothed, and fed.
The soldiers enjoy perfectly good health, and are load
in their praise of the Prince, and of his attention to their
sornfot ts.

FRANKFORT, Sift.
We have seen letters from Trieste, according to which
• the rebellion which' has broken out in Albania, appears
to have become rather serious. It was said.that the
division of the troops of the army of the Seraskier,
Redschid Paths, which had come by way of &lona to
reinforce the Pacha of Scutari, bad met with a serious
cheek in the environs of Okride. We learn from
Vietini, that a report had been in circulation there that
the Supreme Aulic Cuuncd of War bad transmitted

eventual orders toGenerals who commanded the Austrian

• teeopi.in the Boucot of Tirnesuar, the Buckowina, and
tit-tonic. Thd execution of these orders is presumed to
101-tnainient uponthe definitive answer which the Porte
.spall give to the late Note of the Ambassadors of Eng-
Itad, Eraace, and Russia.
BUCHAREST, ACCOST 2S.
Trine, Ghiki; Who his entered on the last year of his
Septennial Government. enjoys neither popularity nor
ale esteem of the Boyards, for having strictly followed
the instructions of M. Ahem's, the Austrian Consul,—
The Hospodar, who aspires to the honour of a second
nomination, hastened to go incognito to M. Metzaki,•
the very day of his arrival in this city, but it Is said he
was received coolly. However the Russian Consul also
paid him a private visit in return. On the first Sunday
M. Metsaki went in state to the Court in the chariot of
the Ooosul; all the Boyards' were assembled they
• rrobably a mistake fee Ilisaiseki. •

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