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• • - SDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1827.
STOCK' lINCHANG Far TWELVII o'CLOCII.
Consols whiter left of on 'Change yesterday at 871, opened this
apiiis at 891 1 for the Account,•and continue at that price up to
Ifflritilattt time; and fm Mooney 376. The to/autism of the new
Bfinlstry has not given any life to the market.
1.11 the Foreign market, little or nothing is doing.
torrent pricest Old Spanish 101 1, Mexican 57 1, Colombian
ni 1101, Runlets 931 1.
WV, TWO O'CLOCIL
Consols have remained steady Ante twelve o'clock at 871 fur the
account, alternately buyers and sellers; and for Money 8711.—
This being settling day in Reduced, lees business has been done on
this occasion than for some time past.
PRICK OF STOCKS AT POUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 813 2121 214 MN India Stock
3 per Cent. lied. &81 1 Ditto Bonds 93 94 •
5 per Ct. Cons. 871 1 1 I South Sea Stock
31. per Cent. 943 951 Old Annuities
21 per Cent. lied. 951 941 951 41000 Backe+ Whet 62
4 per Ct. New 1011 1 £5OO Ditto 61 62
4 per Cent. Scrip . £lOO and 4200 Ditto 61 62
4 per Cent. 1926,1031 1041 Advertised 60 61
Lung Ann. Shut. Canada for Acct. 871 1 il
FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLI)CIt.
Brazilian Bds.s p (.1..671. VI 1 Mrs. l'on.l-, S per Ct. $4 6
DJ. Account 671 1 , Do Acct.
tnlon.l.l ti Bond., 6 p CU.` Mez.1id5.1825,6 pCt. 673
Ditto Bch. 1814, ' Do. Acct. 671 611
Do Acct. 301 Portuguese Bds. Sp C. 761 76
Patna& ltd.. 3 p Ct. 621 Prisms. Wk. 5 p C.
Do. Acc 621 . Du. Bonds, lets, s C.lOO
Greek Bond., S p Ct. 151 Russ. 1id5,1822, S p (7. 231 ex di,
Do. Bds.lllxs S pCt. 151 1 Span. lids 3 p Ct. 101
Do. Acct. 151 D0.80nda,1823, 5 p C. 6
BRITISII AND FOREIGN SIIARK.S, TWO lICLOCK.•I
OKA Illt. rail!.
Anglo Mexican 100 es 321
Anglo Chilian 100 8 3 21
Brazill in 35 20 48
General 'Mining Asso. 100 5 71
Potosi La Paz & Peruv. Atm. IS 5 42 Its 4.2 7a
Royal Irish 25 1 9.16 19$ 15$ I
Real del Monte 400 410 430 494
United A etican 40 421 121
Alliance British and Foreign 100 . 10 9l
Citada Company 100 10 6/ i
Van Diemen s Land Agric. 100 ' • 4 1
Fuson Furor.—Five per Cents. WlC—Three per Cents. 721.
115e." Rank Stock, 9015 f. --, Neapolitan Rennes, 781. 75c. Ra-
w change La London, one month, 251. 25c.—Three months, 2Sf. 10c.

This day MT. FRANKLAND.L6K TS took his seat as
Sectetary to the Treasury, in the room of the Right
Hon. J. C. HERRIBS, now Chancellor of the Exchequer.
his again tumonted that the Marquis of ANGLESLY
la to succeed the Matqais %VELA-num as L•lrd Lieute-
nant of Ireland, and that tie Duke of GCRDON is to be
Master General of the Ordnance.

On reference to •the Court Circular, it will be seen,
- that, at the (;ountil held yesteiiiay at Windsor, Mr.
livattmoN received the Seals of the Colonial Depart-
trent; Mr. Humes, those of CHANCELLOR of the
EXCHEQUER, and that Mr. CHARLES GRANT was ap-
pointed President of the Board of Trade and Payrosstet
of the Navy. These appointments complete the Minis-
try; and there is not a good subject of his MAJESTY, or
(which is the same thing, both practically and theoreti-
call yat this time) not an enlighteneir fr lend of the count, y
that does rot rejoice at the consummat ion of a work,whicb
redounds as much to the honour of all the parties
immediately concerned, as it is calculated to inspire the
friends of good government all over the world with
unmixed satisfaction. The KING, as a e stated yes•er-
day, has acted a noble part in thcse uan.actions, and it
has already sunk deeply in the hearts of his people, who
now see the season why his name had been so long
identified, by a set of factious writers, with their own
passions and base principles. In the mean tine, the,
Ministry have acquired new claims to public coES 'ence
by the manner in which they, individually and collec-
tively, exerted themselves to carry the wi.hrs of his
MAJEm Y into effect; and they enter upon their import-
ant functions with the unqualified good wishes of the
Public, and the entire favour of their Sovenerox to back
their exertions. With this support, there cannot be the
least doubt, but that their success will be commensur ate
with the seal and integrity for which all impartial
men give them credit. All the leading departments if
Government too are filled by men, who unite great ex
petience with enlightened views, and whose minds ate
penetrated at the .ame time with respect for those great
priociples, to which the country is at once indebted for
her freedom and prosperity. The following is a list of
the Ministry as now constituted:
First Lord of the Treastry Lord Goose:lces
Chancellor of the Exchequer ...... Mr. Heavies
Secretary of State fur Foreign Affairs Lord Dooms, and WAND.
Secretary of State for the War and
Colonial Department
Secretary of State for the Home De
Marquis of Lamsaows.
partinunt
Master General of the Ordnance.-- Margot; of Aitoaraara
Lord Chancellor Lord Unionises:.
President of the emend' Duke of POSILAND.
Lord Privy Seat ......:. ............ Earl of Crowns
President of the Board of Trade and
Mr. C. Games
Treasurer of the Navy......
President of the Board of Controul Mr. C. W. Wring.
Secretary at War Lord PALM/Mow
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Lord B . •
Master of the Mint ..... Mr. Ti •
Surveyor of the Woods and Forests Earl of Casusca.
Secretaries to tbeTreasury— Mr. PLANTA and Mr.FLANKLAND Lewis
Junior Lords of the Treasury—Earl Mourrr-co. Imes, Lord F. L.
Gowan. Lord IiLLWT, MI. M. FITTOILIALO, Mr. MACNAVONTON
- Admiralty Council Board.—Slr G. COMMAN, Mr. Damson. Sir
W. Hors, Mr. Kane Mesta&

The Paris Papers, which arrired last night, repre-
sent the insurrection in Catalonia, as spreading, and ac-
quiring daily an additional degree of consistency. The
whole province, with the exception of the principal
towns, which are all well fortified, appears to obey no
other authority but such as emanates from the in-
surgents, who pretend to /et in the name cf the
SovereiAn, and even by his sxpress though secret orders,
whilst they fight his troops, or seduce them from their
duty, whenever they c n. In t'..e mean time, the ap 'thy