Star.
London, England, 1828-12-31 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Si, 1828.
I'll ICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock India Bonds 68 9
3 per Cent. Red. 87 61 South Sea Stock
3 per Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities S 6!
36 per Cent. 951 New Ditto
31 per Cent. Red. 951 f 1 181000 Riche* Bills 67 70
£5OO Ditto
4 per Ct. New, Shut
£lOO and /1100 Ditto
4 per Cent. 1826, 1051 1
I.ong Ann. 191 Advertised
India Stock Consols for Acct. 871 j
VORRION FUN DS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brasilian Bib. 3 lAN. 631 Do. Ave. 9SI
Colombian ikl., 6 per Ct. Spanish Bds 5 p Ct.
Do.l3ontis,lBB4, 231 Do. Acct. 101
Greek 11111.1823, 5 pet. 161 Fr.llentes,s pC. 1061 73e
!1
Do. (X. 321 1 &change 25130 c
Do. Acct. 521 Fr. Renter, 3 p Ct. 74f 26c
Portug.Bds. LTC. 531 Exchange, 251 30c
Russ. 8d5.1822, 5 pCt. 951 % 1 Do Acct
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK'.
SHAWL PAID.
Anglo l‘lexican 100 100 1121 231
Bolan °. 300 300 590
Colombian 100 271
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British Rock and Patent Salt 10 7 3
.L.......... 2
We have received this mot ping Hamburgh Papers
to the 27th inst. It is announced in an article from
Stockholm, that it was the intention of the Emperor
NICHOLAS to pay a visit to his Finland subjects, and
it was reported he had already arrived at Heliinforss.
The other intelligence in these Papers relates to domestic
Affairs. The fallowing are eatracts:
HASIBURGH, Dec. 26.
Bourn Hams, 4 o'Cuics.-- Link variation is noted in tie
Corn trade today : the prices maintain themselves, although the
English post brought us intelligence of a fall in wheat in London.
The holidays have proved the means of limiting the transactions
generally, and the next English post is anxiously looked for. Rye
maintains itself firmly.

ave. Ur.
D Wheat . 124 to 13t1 • 195 to 210
Pornmantsic
eranian _.- ri2 . - 170 190
05
Anhalt (white) . 185 2
Ditto (red) . 185 203
130
Danish . . 165
Dantzic Rye . 90 95
65
Alagdebuigh Barley 85
Anhalt 86 9455
Upland Oats . 4B
170
Holstein Rapeseed -- --1 • 65
This being a holiday there has been but little business done, and
only 100 Danish Bonds were demanded for Amsterdanuand paid
for at the rate of 601. Angie Russians were rather sellers than
buyers.—Discount was eagerly demanded the day befote the holi-
days at 3 per cent. Louis d'ur offered at 11 marks 51 schillinp..
End of December.
Last Tuesday. Today.
Anglo Danish Loant 3 per Cent. 601 60/i
Anglo Russian Loan 911 I 91
Hamburgh Russian Loan 83/ 85/
Anglo Prussian Loan of 1818 99 99105 1,064
Austrian Raab Shares 1,
Austrian bletalliques 961 961
STOCKHOLM, Dee. 12.
Letters deserving of confidence which we bare received from
Finland, and which are confirmed by others received direct from St.
Petersburgh, announce the Intention of the Emperor Nicholas to
-undertake a journey in Finland. His Majesty, who is probably.
already arrived at Heisingforss, will visit the fortress of Swenborg,
sad afterwards return along the coast to St. Petersburgh.
BERLIN, Dac. 25.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and
Princes& have
arrived here from Munich.
EXCHANGES ON LON N.
DO
HAMBURG'S. Dec. 26.—(A holiday, no Eichange List publiabWlL)
Dune on London, 21 months--13 7 money.
CHILISTIASIA, DEC. 13:•••Tbite months, 6 22.
Lamm, Dec. 22.—Three months, 6 13.
IBIRLIN, Dec. 2.3.—Three months, 6 201.
--liamburgh Papers, Dec. 26.
Get man Papers to the 25. h inst. have also been re.
ceived this morning. We extract the following, as the
only article of the least intelest which these Papers
possess :

wgionT.

124 to 130
125 132
118 122
122 132
120 130
118 122
100 102
100 102
68 80

ANCONA, Dec. 10.
The latest accounts from Poros and Syra return to the subject
of the massacre of the Christian inhabitants in the cities of Crete.
No Christians are now left iu those cities—all have perished by the
sword, and all their brethren in the island are devoted to the same
fate. The Archipelago is full of fabulous accounts of the defeat of
the Russians; and as the courage of the Turks increases, their old
resolution to extirpate the Greeks revives. The order of the Sultan
to Dram Ali," To bring here the ashes of the releponnesus," is not
forgotten ; and there is no doubt but that it will be executed hi re-
gard to the whole of Greece, as soon as there is an opportunity.—
The Admirals of the Allied Powers seem to be fully aware of this
state of things, but they are bound by their instructions. But the
cruelties committed in Candia have roused them from their inaction. 11
Since the official communication respecting these events, the Greek
Government has exerted itself to send more troops to Crete, and
has ordered and carried into effect the more strict blockade of the
fortresses on the land side ; and it is also said; that it• bas received
from the Admirals a promise that, in consequence of those events,
they should be blockaded by sea with the same strictness. Our
letters say that the blockade is strictly enforced.—ifloneine ?Aims,

Dc. 24.
Last night we received the Paris Papers of the 29th
inst. They contain no new facts relative to the late
operations of the belligerents in Turkey. The Parisian
Journalists ate engaged in a controversy respecting the
return of General Marsow from the Morea. The
Journal des Debars has thrown out an opinion that the
French troops will return before the spring sets in.—
The Gazette de France, on the contrary, with more show
of argument, insists that they cannot return then but on
one condition, namely, that the SULTAN shall have con•
ceded the absolute or modified freedom of Greece.
CITY. TweLve o'CLocK.
The Undaunted frigate, which has arrived from Bengal, brings
accounts twelve days later than tie last arrival ; but the letters
are not yet up.
Halifax l'apers have arrived at the North and South America
un-
n
coffee-howe to the 7th of December ; but their ts are