Star.
London, England, 1821-10-03 00:00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE.

Within these two days Stocks have risen One per
Cent. The above rise is supposed to be on account of
the rise of all the foreign Funds. Consols opened
this morning at 771% 3/8, with the mai ket looking up
to a further rise. Most of the principal Brokers were
purchasing Stock this morning.
CURRENT PRICES AT ONE O'CLOCK:
S per Cent. Consols 77 771/s 76%
5 per Ct. 109Y8 110—Imp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 7634 %
India Bonds 635. 645. pre.—Exch. Bills Is. 2s pr.
I. Small 2s. ss. pr.—Cow. for Acct. 77%4 3/e %•

The Paris Papers of Saturday and Sunday arrived
at a late hour this forenoon.
The Mouiteur of Sunday contains a Royal Ordi-
nance for placing the communications with Spain
under restrictions, in consequence of the progress
which the yellow fever is making in Catalonia and
other Spanish provinces. AU communication by
land between Catalonia and the Department of the
Eastern Pyrennees is interdicted, except by the road of
Perthirs ; and the passage by that route is only to be
allowed after a strict quarantine and purification.
The communications between Spain and the Depart-
ments of Arnege and the Upper Pyrennees are, for
the present, to be wholly closed. In the Departments
of the Upper Garonne and the Lower Pyrennecs, the
Prefect of each is to fix on one particular road by
which the intercourse with Spain may be kept up,
under similar preCautionary provisions to those ap-
pointed in the case of the Department of the Eastern
Pyrennees, and all the other roads and lines of com-
munication are to be absolutely interdicted. It is
besides ordered that along the whole of the Spanish
frontier a sanatory cordon shall Be established, every
attempt at breaking through which is to be repelled
ti et armis.
An article from Frankfort of the 21. th ult. states,
that Malvosia in the Morea, has surrendered by ca-
pitulation to the Greeks. If this statement be correct,
it will be the first capitulation which has been con-
cluded between the Turks and the Insurgents. Thes-
saly and Macedonia, it is added, continue to be the
theatre of important events, which cause the greatest
inquietude to the Ottoman Porte.
French 5 per Cents. Saturday, 88 fr. 55 c.
Extract of a private letter from Madrid, dated Sep-
tember 17 :—" The greatest obscurity prevails in re-
gard to the events which have caused the recal of
General Itiego from his command in Arragon. Ile
and all his friends repel, in the most positive manner,
the accusation of Republicanism. Saragossa, 'Valen-
cia, and all the towns in Spain, have displayed great
enthusiasm in favour of the General, and loudly
blame the Minister, who envelopes in mystery an affair
which involves the most illustrious name in our Revo-
lution. The Spanish emigrants at Bayonne have orga-
nized a band of 100 armed men to enter Spain,and excite
the inhabitants against the Constitutional system. It is
to be presumed that their efforts will very little avair

Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of CLAnzscs
arrived in town from Bushy. Their Royal High-
nesses visited the Princess SOPHIA, at Kensington,
and afterwards returned to Bushy.
_ His Excellency Lieutenant-General Sir THOMAS
Timmy, Bart. G.C.B. Commander-in-Chief of the
Madras army, and suite, may be expected at Ports-
mouth in the course of a very few days, on board
his Majesty's shipALLIGATOR,which sailedfrom India
the end of May.
We have already mentioned that a reduction in the Revenue
eruizers is about to take place. The individuals employed on
board them, it is said, will be added to the Preventive, or Wa-
ter-guard, which is to be augmented.