Star.
London, England, 1826-07-31 00:00:00

STOCK SXCHANGR.. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
VimlN-whirls left cif en Saturday at 7I to b, opened this
•Isoesing at VI to for the Account, When some large purchases
semi effected; after which Consuls were done at 78 to *: since
which the market has become rather heavy, and Consols may be
quoted, up to the present time, at 78 to if.
In the "Foreign Market, South American Securities maintain
*heir prices: Mexican 50 to Colombian 33k, Russian siti f,
'Greek nil*

CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

Consols have remained, since the earlier part of the morning,
steady, at 78 to j for the Accounts since which there has been
but little business doing, there being so few arrivals this morning,
that speculators are at a stand for want of intelligence, and the
hears fight shy, fearing to oversell themselves.
This is settling day in the Foreign Market, consequently agood
deal has been done in South American Securities, as well as in
settling Accounts. hie:lean have been as high as 52i, and Co-
lombian 35.

any pretence whatever, is strictly forbidtfen.
The savna-Patier •states,,that the East Indiana* eon
verted into a 74114 Lord CoCHRA ii, had sailed with a
full complement of crew and a number of volunteers,
and that the division from England would be reinforced
on its passage. The steam-boats, it is now said, neither
tallied mortars nor howitzers, but were strongly built,
and would be employed in towing the ships of war.

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According to letters from Bayonne, the Portugdese Constitution
had been proclaimed at Lisbon an the 13th instant, and a great
number of copies had been circulated in the City, where ail re,
maired perfectly quiet. The list of Peers is given in the Lisbon
'Josotie of the 14th, and f•e Decrees relative to the Charter, dated
from Rl.l de Janeiro.

We are again without any artivals this morning, of
consequence, from Amet Ica, with only one arrival of ship letters.

THE ARMY.

The second battalion of the Sd, of CuWstream Regiment of Foot
Guards, landed ots Friday on the Custom -house Quay, Dublin, from
Liverpool. They were conveyed in the Mersey, Manchester, and
Lord Blaney steam packets; the three vessels reached the quay
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nearly at the same time. 'llse disembarkation was effected. in a few
minutes after the arrival of each vessel; and the regiment having
formed along the quay, marched to the Royal Barracks, to relieve
she Ist, or Grenadier Guards, which will embark for Itngland in
the course of the week. A small detachment of the 73d was like%
wise brought by th' lord Blaney.
The brother of Lord Cukaisa is appointed to a company in the
25th Regiment.
A serjeant of the Stith Regiment, and a private belonging to a
division of the acne Regiment, which passed through Leicester last
week, were tried by a Court- Martial for being drunk and disorderly.
and sentenced to receive 500 lashes each, which was carried into
execution in a field near the Beigrave toll gate, Leicester.
gerjeant Hyde, of the 24th Regiment, In:timed at Rnnistymon,
while bathing on Monday evening last, at Lahinch, was unfortu-
nately drowned in very shallow water: he was a young man of
very good character and conduct.

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