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London, England, 1828-07-14 00:00:00

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MONDAY, JULY 44; 1828;

STOOK lt X ell AI.,Na TWF.I.VF. t•PCI./ktL
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Consols opened this isorMng at Q 8 to g for,tbe Account, and
intruediratedy went up to 68*.
In die Foreign maiket little is doing at present; bat Portuguese
Stuck continues falling, and have MU been done at 541.
HALF-PAST ONK O'CLOCK.
The taking of °Porto by the Ina+. of Don Moon without;
shot being fired, or the least resistance by the Cun•titirtranallitel
has canard a general surprise in the City, as it seemed to be the
intention of the Chiefs whd left here tti make an obstinate resist.
an at Villa Nova ; but it now appears that they have embarked
oa board a steam-vessel. leaving their companions to shift far them.
.elver. Same accounts state that Don Nliouri.'s army, ',kids
entered Oporto, was t.n thousand men, with thirty pieces of at.
tillery. The Guerillas, wbo entered first, demanded sornweantri-
butions of the. inhabitants; but, the police interfering, 'their de. -
mantis were relinquished. C0111.:14 are at 83i buyers and Mier'.
CITY, Til KKK O'CLOCK.
An Express has just arrived trom• Paris, with the prices of
Saturday, in answer to bur low prices—
Five per Centi,losl. 50c. Three per Cents, 72f. 50c.
PitICE OF STOCKS AT TWO tl (.71.0Gts.
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_ _ _ _
Bank Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 84
3 per Ct. Cons. 664 y ex dit.
34 per Cent.
31 per Cent. fled. 954 4
4 per Ct. New,loo4 A j 4 ex•div.
4 per C(,.nt. 1826, 104
Long Amt. 19 11-16
boat& Stock
FORRIK 4 Fl)Ntl)9
Brazilian lids. 5 pCt.6l4 4 601 141
DoAcct 614 604 14
Burnor .1) rts Itii..6p C. 44 3
Chilian Bonds, 6 per Ct. 27 • •

India 104 3 '
Oki Annuities
New Ditto
.61000 Excheq. Hills 611 20
£6OO Ditto 66 70
£lOO And 1:700 IMO 66 70
Advertised
ilisok•fnr Acct. • .
Ciisnist.w Acct.Bol '
I. TWO it 4 K. •
• Do. Ace 404
Possieg.ll.l*.ipt*.s7l Si 4i
Do Acct. 5$ 64 44 51 44
Ituss.Bili.l.4u2. 5 jer Ct. 94 3.

t.t:•titsh Ikl-. 3 pit. 611 2/1 Du Acct. 94
Do4Cet 62 • Spantqh Bds 5p Ct. 101
11e1.11d5,1825,6p Ct. 41 401 Do. Aces.
BILITIAII AND Foll.EftiN SliAlt ES. TWO O'CLOCK.
SHAite. 'Alb. ~
Anglo Alesican lOO • ' 90 25
UrEatiltatt 35 • 20 691:70
Z:oiontbian 100 95 191'
Mining Company of Ireland 95 4 3i 1
United Alexicao 40 28 171.
Alliance British and' Foreign 100 ' 10 91
31.1rine AWance 100 . S 201

Don Moult. at length openly appears under the
title of King. The official approval of the lepresenta-
lions of the Three Estates has beers published .in the
Lisbon Gazette—the city has been illuminated, ,nd
crowds of persons have attended the first L-vee.of the
Monarch, who, as the Gaulle says, is now seated on the
throne of his ancestors. This act of the Portuguese
drama, has therefore terminated as was anticipated ;but
the sequel we suspect will not be altogether so gra-
tifying to the new Sovereign. The Ambassadors
have all left his Court, and all intercourse with
.the
European Powers will therefore be cut off. To
maintain himself on' the Throne in defiance of every
Court in Europe, many of whom are pledged to pro.
tect the rights of Don Primo, will be out of the power
of Moon . or the old Qualm. The Lisbon Papers gise
further details of the unfortunate affair at Pedacals. It
will be seen by the following copy of a notice affized
at Lloyd's, that Government have dispatched a tram-
port to Oporto to afford the means of eacape to the
British Resideots:

" Foanau Ovnen, Jest It
" Gaarrcutax—l am directed by the Earl of Alli&Diall to ae•
quaint you, for the information of the Merchants connected with
the trade of Oporto, that directions have been given by the proper
department of his Majesty's Government, to send a transport irs-
usediately off that Port for the reception, under the orders of the
senior Officer of his Majesty's' ships there, of such British subjects,
with their property, as may think it necessary to avail themsehet
of such an opportunity to embark.
'• I am, litc. &c.
" To blew,. Quarks, Hillis, and Soot."

" DUN GLAS.

Ad vices have been received from Oporto of the sth
inst.: by the Malta and another vessel, arrived at Ports•
mouth, of the entrance into Oporto by the troops of
Don MKinst. without opposition, previous to-which the
English had embarked on board of vessel., and waited
the resole off the bar ; but finding the Royal troops had
behaved well is the inhabitants, and respected property
of all descriptions, they relanded again. All was quiet
there u hen the letters left.; they do not mentbn what
has becOme of the Oporto army and its Commander.,
wh.. recently lets this country. Sir FREDERICK LAM,
Count and Countess of BOXIBILL; Baron SABROSA,Ind
the Horr.gr.Easurns, have arrived in the Lisbon packet.

We received this morning the Pail Papers of the
11th instant. The following are extracts:

PROM TUB GAZYTTIC DB FRANCE, JULY 12.
JASSY, Jolla 22.—(81, EXPRESS).
A Courier, from the camp hefOre Bi allow, brings the
news that that place capitulated on the 20th. An attack
Made by the Russians on the 17th and 18th was rt•
pulsed brthe garrison with 'desperate courage. The
Russians-are said to have lost above 5,000 men, 2 Gee
natal% and 70 Officers.

his said that the garrison was allowed to retire at
liberty, on account of its courageous resistance. We
learn also, that Admiral Greig, with past of the Black
Sea fleet, has appeared before Varna.

BUCHAREST. Jim' io.
The garrison of Brailow has received permission to
retire to Silistria, but as the Russians are beyond Mut•
chin, and before Sihada, we du not know which ell
the garrison of Brailow can retreat. It is said that rat
quantities of ammunition, and above 180 cannon, woe
tound in the place.

CORFU, Jinn 10.
A courier, who arrived on the 7th has brought to
the certain news that Mr. Stratford Canning and M. de
Ribeaupierre will soon return to this place. The sites'
tion of the latter in the negotiations concerning Greet
will be very embarrassing, in consequence of the eV'
rate war between his Court and the Porte. .t is said
that the Russian scriadron is going to separate from
that of the Allies i . the Archipelago; and this rod%
notwithstanding the Declarations of Ressia, which arc
doubtless sincere, must be considered as inevitable.
'We learn from Zante that C.ptain Hastings. w/6
commanded the G leeksteam boat, is.dead of the woulo
he received be ore A atolico.
A report has been spread 04 the old Military Chlefl