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London, England, 1826-10-07 00:00:00

LONDON.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1526.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 80 to j, with little doing at pre.
.sent : they are the same price foe Money, and for November Aeb
count WI I, with few operations at present.
In the Foreign market Mexicans remain steady at ssii I, with
ikw operations at present.

Current prices: OW Spanish 101 4, Mexican 6211, Odom-
Ulu 551, Chillan 571581, Russian 83 84, Peruvian 27 28, Gra&
Bonds 151 14.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCIL
Bank Stock Shut.
3 per Cent. Red. Shut.
3 pet' Cent. Cons. 801/4 797 s 80
3/ per Cent. Shut.
.S/ per Cent. Re 1. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 95% %
• 4 pew Cent. 1826, Shut.
Long Ann. Shut.
India Stock 241%
India Bonds 31 32
£l,OOO Excheq. Bills 19 18
£5OO ditto 21 22
4:100 and i:200 ditto 21 25
- India: for Acct. 241
-Cons. to! Account 801,4 797/8 80IA •
VORRION FUN US, TWO O'CLOCK.
thilian Roods, 6 p Ct. Mex. Bonds.s per Ct. 511
Co. Ace. 38 Do lids 1825..6 p. Ct. 621 11
Colombian Hoods, 331 Do. Acct. 621 # 1 11 21 2
iDo. Roods, :824, Peruv. Eds. 6 p C. 28
Do. Acct. 551 44 1 Span. Bonds s p Ct. 101 1 1
Daniel Ponds, S pCt. Ditto Acct.
'BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
mass. PAM.
Pasco Peruvian 100 IS 11
United Mexican ' 40 25 111 11
Alliance British 100 10 71
General Steam Navigation 100 10 11
FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, °crones 4.
d•
The per Cents. • • . 28f. 10c.
Three - Cents. • • 66f. 15c.

per
Bank Actions
Rentes de Naples
Royal Spanish Loan

. 4040 f. —c.
. 73f. 35c.
. 461.

THE QUARTER'S REVENUE.

The Quarterly official account of the Revenue will
bot be made up till Tuesday evening next, at the Ex
'chequer. It will be published, as usual, next day. In
two of the great branches of the Revenue, according to
the accounts which we have received, there is said to be
considerable falling off; but in the hope that these
statements may be erroneous, we forbear mentioning
the particulars at present., In the Excise, however, there
is au increase of nearly 50,0001. compared with the last
Quarter; and in addition to this circumstance, it is con-
solatory to know that there is no lack of money in the
City. It is a well known fact, that the interval between
the shutting of Stocks and the payment of Dividends
has heretofore, generally, been found a pinching time
for money— this was particularly the case this time
twelvemonth ; now, however, since the last shutting of
Stocks in September,money has been easy, and abtmdant
for discounts beyond the demand ; and next week the
payment of the dividends will add six millions more to
the circulation.

Caraccas Papers to the 17th of August have been
teceived this morning. The following is the substance
of the law decreeing a forced loan :
Aar. I.—That the national honour and faith are compromised.
in the most solemn manner for the payment of the , foreign debt,
which weighs heavily on the nation ; and having further taken into
consideration the interest, and a proportion of the principal, as a
failure in so sacred a duty would rob the Republic of its credit.
S.—Thai, in order to avoid this misfortune, and discharge so
indispensable an obligation, now that our political and financial
affairs on the one band, and shoitness of time on the other, have
not permitted the revenue to be so productive as might have been
expected; under other circumstances, it becomes necessary to re-
mind the Colombians of the duty imposed on them, by the Consti-
tution, of contributing to the public expense; and manifests that
the nation has both the desire and means of fulfilling-its engage-'
ments, do decree that all heads of families; who may be adjust's.
together with all administrators of property belooging to others,
shall, on this occasion, and in support of the national debt, advance
such sums of money, on account of the direct contributors, as shall
not fall short of a dollar, nor exceed one thousand.
s.—The advance shall be accredited to the parties on account of
the direct contribution, to be repaid by quarterly payments each
half year succeeding the period in which the advance was made,
and documents shall he given to the lender, proving the sums lent.
4.—ln order to subscribe the smallest amount, it will be suffi-

<lent to possess a property of two hundred dollars.
s.—Civil servants. military persons, and ecclesiastics, whose pay
or salary may exceed three hundred and twenty dollars per annum,
and be in the receipt of one thousand, shall advance on account of
the said pay or salary, the half of one month's pay; those whose
• pay or salary is above one thousand dollars, and within two thou-
sand, shall advance one month's pay ; and those that exceed two
thousand dollars, shall advance two months' pay.
6.-11te said accounts must be collected and delivered over to
the Treasury of each Province, by the Ist of October next.
(Signed) SA NTA N DER.
CORO.
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fat a letter received frOrit Coro, the 29th July, we
have the following :—On the 24th inst. an order arrived
here from Maracaibo to declare the province uncle'
martial law, and place it in a state of defence against
Venezuela. On. the 29th there was a counter-order
occasioned by the people of Maracaibo having assem-
bled, and demanded froin the Municipality the cause of

the martial law being proclaimed. It was announced
• that it was to put down the proceedings in Venezuela.
They eiclaimed they would not fight against their
brethren, shouting, at the same time, " Union with Ve-
nezuela !" insomuch, that on the same day, Maracaibo,
Trugila, Merida, and the Port of Alta Garcia, are said
to have dune the same; and impatiently desire the or-
ganisation of the federal system. In these delicate tit..
cumstances, General Urdantea is said to hare acted
with great prudence; and in order to avoid greater evil,
has agreed with the Cabildo and people not to oppose
their wishes, and thus the city is full of rejoicings. This
province only wants the act of Maracaibo to follow its
example; and although our communications with Vene;
zuela have been cut off, it was only a temporary sus-
pension; the people, at well as the Government, are
anxiously desiring an union with that department.

We have received 11 Colombian° of the 16th August
which contains the following article:

CARACCAI, Atreus:l6.

By letters from Bogota, of the 10th July, we learn
that Colonel O'Leary, Aid-de-camp to his Excellency,

Liberator, art ived in dtat city; on the Stli of the
month, with important dispaiches for Govern.
. and General P.M. The Republic will await the
result of the communication with extreme anxiety. We

hare unclastood, that Colonel O'Leary has arrived in
Valencia; but we'believe the former statement of his
having proceeded to join General Paez in the Apure to
be correct.

We learn from respectable authority, that his Excel-
lency the Libel.Ater has refused to take part in the war
now raging between the Empire of Brazil and the Re-
public of Buenos Ayres, and further that it was his
design, under any circumstances, to be in Colombia by
the end of November. The important scenes now act-

ing, however, warrant the presumption that that period
will be shortened ; indeed, we have seen letters from
Bogota of 10th July, which state, that on that date he
was supposed to be in. Panama.
We have received Bogota Papers of the 10th of Juiy
They are filled u ith, the official documents which
appeared in this and ether papers some time since, on
the subject of our present political circumstances, with
' the consments of the Editor thereon.

By a Dutch Mail we have received accounts from
St. Petetsburgh to the 18th ult. The Journal of that
capital has the following :

ST. PICTERSSURGH. SKr:mini 18.

The Journal de St. Petersboukg contains only lists of
promotions and favours on occasion of the Empetor's
coronation. A Rescript, addressed to Duke Alexander
of Wurtemburgh, expresses his Majesty's satisfaction
with the measures which the Duke has adopted to im.
prove the internal navigation of the empire.

Among the new titles are that of Princess to the
Countess Charlotte of Lieven ; of Count to General
Tatischeff, Lieutenant General Czernitscheff, Lieutenant
General Kouroula, Baron Gregory Strogonoff, and
Lieutenant General Pozzn di Borg°, his Majesty's Am-
bassador at Paris: these titles are bereditaty.
The Journal contains the names of the persons con-
demned to hard labour, the duration of whose sentence
has been shortened; it is added:
" After the expiration of the term fixed in the present Ukase, for
the duration of the time which the above-mentioned individuals

will have to pass ha bard labour, they shall all be banished to Siberia."

Then follows the list of those who, having been ex led
to Siberia for an indefinite period, are to remain in ba-
nishment only twenty years!

We have received the Paris Papers of Wednesday,
and the Stale dated Thursday.

It appears, by advices from St. Petersburgh, of the 13th Sept.
that active measures are pursuing by the Russian Government, to
repel the inroads of the Persians. The army of the Don, which
is composed entirely of Cossacks, had received orders to march, in
full force, beyond thE Caucasus, and join the troops under General
Yasuo:Are: The Hetman General HOWAISKI, had already ad-
vanced his head-quarters to 11losdok. In addition to these move-
ments, instructions bad been sent to Astracan to arm the ships of

war there, in order to attack the Persians by sea, should the war
become serious.
The• Osservarbee /Weans confirms the statement that.a steam-
_vessel, beating the English flag, had ret sail on the 26th of August
from Cagliari, where it had remained forty days to repair its ma-
chinery, and directed its course towards Greece. The same paper
adds, that tiro days after a vessel from London arrived at the same
port, with Lord Coc AAAAA on board, and on finding that the steam-
vessel was gotte,.sailed six hours after to endeavour to overtake it.
Since the fire at Constantinople, and the return of the Sacred
Standard to its sanctuary, the meetings of the Ministers have no
longer been held under the tent in the court of the Seraglio, 'but at
Aga-Capoussi, the present residence of the Mufti. The damage oc-
casioned by the conflagration, both to the State and to individuals.
is said to be incalculable. However disastrous this calamity may
be considered by the Porte, it finds itself still mores embarrassed.
observes the Journal des Debats, by the Note presented on the 4th
ult. by M. Motsucxv. There exists, we apprehend, no alternative
for bfahmoud. The skins/dun of Russia, if in its eighty articles,
it contains no demands inadmissible in the eyerof her Mlles, will

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not be disputed by Turkey—for one simple reason—she Is too feeble
to carry on such a dispute at the point of the sword. The Autocrat,
on the other hand, seems determined that discussions, which have
already been prolonged for sevetal years, shall at length be adjusted.

As our Paper was going to Press, we received a
copy of the Suppleneut to the Gazette of last night.—
This Supplement abounds with official communications
from Sir ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, on the subject of the
late war in India, all of which have already appeared
in this Paper.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK,

Consols which were in the early part of the morning at $0 to
receded to 791 for the Account, since which a reaction has taken
place, and they may be quoted up to the present time at 80 to a.
and for November Account 80a to a. The speculations have not
been of any great consequence.—Accounts are in town from
the Caraccas, as late as the 29th of August. A postscript to a
private letter of the above date, states, that the Battalion of Apure
had marched out from Caraccas, with two Colonels at their head,

one an Englishman, to join Gen. Paez this was the only battalion
in garrison there; but the writer adds, that it is the opinion there
that Pass, in a short time, will be forced to submit. There is
another letter in town of the 28th of August, stating that the above
battalion bad joined Bermudez.
In the Forcign Market the only business doing was in Mexicans.

Sir HERBERT TAYLOR, Military Snretary tO the
Commmander-in-Chief, Sir HENRY TORZERS, Adjutant General,
and Sir RICHARD JACKSON, Deputy Quartermaster General, trans-
acted business yesterday morning with the Duke of Yong, at the
residence of the Duke of RUTLAND,in Arlington-street. Sir Hewer
HA L/0110, Dr. Mamstemasa, and Mr. li*Gamon, visited his Royal
Highness yesterday. The Royal Duke took an airing in tke after-
noon for about two hours. _ _ _

A BoArd of the Lords of the Treasury was held yes-
terday at the Treasury Chambers,_ which was attended by Viscount
' LOWTHIM Hon. B. Nor?, and Mr. hllblanurza, Lords Commis-
'loners of the Treasury.
Dispatches were sent off yesterday from the Foreign
Office to Lord Bumwrismn, our Minister at Stockholm.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER has left his seat
at Beckeiiam, for Bedfordshire, on a visit to Lady DOCKING-

Lady BYRON is stated, in the French Papers, to be
nor► at Geneva. _ _ _

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Monday his Royal Highness the Duke of GLotlcEs-
TIM and suite arrived at Luiworth Castle for the shooting season.
Several Noblemen accompanied his Royal Highness to enjoy the
sports of the held.
Government have granted a loan of 6,000/. from the
Exchequer for the formation of a road from Bradford to Thornton.
BIRMINGHAM Music Marmo,Thursday, the
Church was crowded at an early hour. and hundreds went away
disappointed of room in any part. The sublime and divine Oratorio
of The Messiah was the performance. The Oratorio was closed by
the grand chorus" Halleiatjah I for the Lord God Otasiipetesse reigned,'
which was given with a noble burst of melody.
We understand that all the English Stamp Commis-
sioners' with the exception of Mr. Mostmaaa, have been dismissed
—that the business is to be conducted in future by two Commis-
sioners only, and that Captain Famous Sonars, R. N. has been
appointed by Mr. Pass as the second Cotioadsiewrp—Daiiss
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