Star.
London, England, 1820-12-11 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

• CONSTANTINOPLE. OCTOBER 96.
The Porte is occupied in accomplishing, under the
`Mediation of Russia; a plan to itnproVe the situation
of the Servians. It. has sent an agent to Servia,to pro- -
cure the necessary information ; but. it will se dif6.-
ciilt to fulfil the wishes of. the inhabitants. Not satin.
fled with the offer of the Porte to introduce the same •
system of governmeat,:as that now established 4 1
Islands of the Archipelago, they desire that instead
o( a Pacha, a Prince of their- own nation shall by
given them, .and that all: the Turks,tesiding in the
Province, shall be obliged to leave fit, without receiv-
ing any indenuiity 'foe dieipbssepsions- which they
must leave behind:. -i•••• 1.. ......,......ii
- BERVFM:IirtfirIMR 23. * ,
Very important. disp4Oes, ate said' to- have been
taceived from Troppa9.„. mediately after their -
ris
`arrival, the Ministers wer . alled-tygether i but so.
.thing flintier is known; eis ept that the Council was -
assembled for a long time, and that several orders
;have been transniitteel•to our DerrAment of Foreign
Affairs. .:,-. . , •

His Eicellency,Goneral Count Tautnseiri, of Wit..
ten, Commander &the 3d Corps of the Army, has
'lett this city fo go to Troppau.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 24.
We hear from Troppau, that the deliberations up*
some 01. the subjects which are treated of in the Con-
' gress of the Ministers, have been suspended for the
present. They will not be resumed till after the
arrival of new. dispatches, , which are expected from
several Courts, anti particulally•ftorn the 'Neapolitan
Government.

It is stated, that after the departure of the Emperor
of Russia from Troppau, the Nlinister of State, Count
Capo &Istria, will remain there to represent the Em.
peror in the Congress of Ministers.

_
FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER v., '
Accounts from Augsburg of the 29d say, that the
Austrian Government has ordered the utmost vigi-
lance to be observed with respect to travellers going
to Italy. No person is allowed to pass the frontiers,
it
unless he is provided w: , a passport
.given by the '
Ministers of those Po. which AUttlik has Am-
bassadors, or at least ti • the passports are ctsun- .
lenigned by the Atistrialibbatsters, at lbmbassa.lors
tbpsosalve+

LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1820.
THE FUNDS.
PRICE Off STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock 222% 225
5 per Cent. Reduced 69% % 3 %
3 per Cent. Cons. shut.
4 per Cent. 87% %-5 per Cent. Navy shut.
Lg. Anns. 17 15.16—India Bonds 245. 255. pr.
Exchequer Bills Is. Ss. dis. Is. pre.
Cons. for Opening 70% % 54-

The Paris Papers of Thursday, and Madrid,Papers
to the 28th ultimo, arrived yesterday. They contain
further particulars of the late disturbances atValencia,
and confirm the reports of several persons having
been arrested at Madrid, including a Groom of his
MAJESTY'S Bed-chamber, charged with being impli-
cated in the counter-revolutionary movement of Mo-
ItALES. This Groom, it appears, had given various
sums of money to some of the other parties in cus-1
tody, to excite them to enterprizes against the new
order of things On the 23d ult. the Magistrates of
Madrid presented to his Catholic MAJESTY an Ad-
dress, containing some home truths as to the cause
of the agitated state of the public mind. They tell
Lim, that those who keep alive this ferment are to be
found in his Court and Palaces—men who, falsely
assuming to themselves the exclusive merit of loy-
alty, are incessantly occupied in endeavours to sub-
•ert the free Constitution of their country ; and they
represent to his MAJESTY the futility of all attempts
to tranquilize the feelings of the People, until it
shall be practically demonstrated that his MAJESTY
regards as his enemies all who are hostile to the new
Institutions.