Star.
London, England, 1828-04-29 00:00:00

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LON DON.

TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1828.

STOCK SICItAINK):F.WIII4,VE 013bOCK.
emote 'posed airi, with an apparent goad i
metal. and went up to 861 1; soon aftei some few private salts
were affected, which caused the market to recede t 9 861, at wh!el)
ride they now remain, alternately buyers and sellers.
The accounts from Vienna of the 18th instant, bring the Mc.
talliques at 891, and Rank Shares at 10161.
• CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which appeared firm in the early part of the morning,
have since given way, and at present may be quoted at 851 to 86 :
they have been fluctuating, during the morning, between $5 and
861. This decline of 1 per Cent. Is not attributed to any political
Information, but merely to the state of the market.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.

India Stock
Ditto Bonds 99 100
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities
£lOOO Escbeg. Bills 64 S
4350 Ditto 64 5
£lOO and 4200 Ditto 64 5
Commercial
Cnnsols for Acct. 661 t 551
t, TWO ArCIK.K.
Pottsg.,Bds. 5 p C. 001 1
Do Acet.so4 f.
ittiss.lia‘tet2,s peva. 90e
Do. Acct. Ka
Spanish Ed' 5p Ct 11%
Do. Acct. 11 4
French Renter, 3 p Ct. 69t 75e
Exchange :ask
Do Acct

Bank Stock !09.408;
3 per Cent. Red. 851 1
3 per Ct. Cons. 811 1 851
5% per Cent. 931
5% for Cent. Red.93l 93
4 per Ct. New 103 21 103
4 per Cent. &rip
4 per Cent. 1826, 103
Long Ann. 191 1
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FORRION FUN
°carillon Bds. 5p Ct. 591 60
Samos Ayres 111..6p C. 36
DO. Acct. SGI
Chalon Bonds, 6 per Ct. 261
Oomph lids. 3 pCt. 601 1
Do Acct. 601
)lea ads. 5 p Ct. 261
Neo. llds,t 82S, 6 pC: 351
Do Acct 35 41
BRITISH AM) FOREIGN. SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
*Haar. VAIN
35 20
50 42/
100
40 36

Draslihn •
Iron
('lffbnibian
United Mexican

68i 70 69

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The Dill for repealing the Test and Corporation Acts
has passed the House of Lords. The event is a subject
of congratulation on many accounts. The progress of
liberal opinions has been the main cause of this grati-
fying result, aided by the efforts of his Majesty's Go-
vernment, and sealed with the unanimous approbatior.
of the Episcopal Bench. 'the discussion has been re-
amicable for the elevated sentiments expressed by tl.e
Bishops concerning the true welfare and dignity of the
Church. We trust we ►hall not so often hear it main-
tained in future, that the perky and integrity of the
Churits of England need the assistance, of any civil
force: lead HOLLAND'S proposal to relieve the Jews
from the necessity of declaring ii On the faith of a Chris-
tian" was not adopted. Lord ELootes amendment, that
the par'q should profess himself a Protestant, was nega-
tived by a majority of 102. The Bill was opposed in
suns* terms by the Duke of CUMBILSLAND.
In the House of Cosotnons, Sir F. Boanerr postponed
the Catholic Question to the.Bth of May. The House
again went into a Committee upon the Cora Laws
NI The remaining clauses having been gone
through; the House resurneJ, and the Report was or-
dered to be received this evirei..g. The reply of the
CHATICIMLOII of the EICHEQUZR to Sir JAMES Gw*-.
11 AleS questions on the subject of the currency is of gteat
importance. The CUANcreu.oe of the Excarsoyalt said
it was the intention of Goverment to adhere to tee
Stall Notes Act as it then stood—a measure to limit
tht iiricoUtion of Scotch Small Notes to Scotland a ould
Ise introduced s and Government da not intend to inter-
im:gm/id% the regulation which prevents Banking Com-
panies within 65 miles of town issuing notes payable
is London.

Thieztracts from the French Papers, given in any.
tber column, contain no intelligence of consequence.

Canada Papers op to the 2d of April have been re.
celied. They contain the Speech of the Lieutenant.
Governoe an the prorogation of the Houses of Assembly.
The ;bid topics alluded to are the state of the roads,
the improvement of which is recommended, and the
posing a Bill enabling Christians of all denoininations to
occupy land,'on a certain tenure, for religious purp .sea.

The Hatoborgh Pap rs received this morning contain
an article from Napoli di Romania, by which it appears
that Count CAPO DISTRIA arrived there on the 2i of
March, where he was received by all clas,e, a ith every
demonstration of respect. The forts of the town were
eti the same day delivered up by the discontented
Chiefs. to troops appointed by the President to occupy
them. The following are further extract.;
• NAPOLI DI ROMANIA, Malice re.

The English brig the Pelican, which 'arrived here
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yciterday, the 9th March, from the expedition against
Carabusa, where it remained for somi,time after the
place was taken, brings word that the well known
English Philhellene, Major Utquhart,who, with a small
detachmeni of marines, was left in tot:maid of the fort
after the espulsion of the pirates, had been busied under
the reins of a house which fell down. Mr. Henn, ano-
ther Phifltellene, is gone to day to take the command of
Cambium. We also learn by the Pelican, that an

Egyptian squadron of two frigates, five corvettes, and
one dozen transports, bad arrived at Suda in the begin-
ning of March.
Count Capo d'lstria has appointed the following.
Chiefs of the Civil Administration :
Poe Vagina, And:callow:re, of Imre.
Ow Pavia, Demetrios Kakrgt. of Camila.
Tor /01411=ais, Coil* Tbeoteki, of Corfu.
Mr !e
Ralf% of Pura&
Vse Calavrita, Kari% of Billoorriaaghf.
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It reported that the continuance of the Trigonome•
hiad Surveys. odder the direction of the Ordnance, has-
beet secured in the Finance Committee by a majority
of doe Meniher only. Of the great utility of those
Stifesys—of the correctness and dearness of the maps
resulting from thew-good of the general advantage in
a wised& c ppint_ of view, here can
bill* We we as ready as any one
the pro:priori of redwing useless