Star.
London, England, 1828-03-03 00:00:00

THE EVENIN

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Y 3, 1828.
SirOClt kX —,—NG It, TWELVE CYCLOCIL
Consols, which left off on Saturday at a 3% to I, opened at asll
and at present tnay be'quoted at 851, alternately buyers and sellers,
with little or no business doing.

The Foreign market is in the rams state as the British.
CITY, HALF-PA'ST ONE O'CLOCK.
' The Consol market has been fluctuating during the morning be-
tween en and 931 for the Account, wish little business doing ; and
at present may be quoted at 831, alternately buyers and sellers.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 5607 India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 841 83 841 Ditto Bonds 87 88
3 per Ct. Cons. 931 1 I South Sea Stock
31 per Cent. Old Annuities 831
31 per Cent. Red. 94 911 2 .ewoo Excbeq. Pits 57 58
4 per Ct. New took i 1001 X5OO Ditto 57 58 •
4 per Cent. Scrip .€lOO and £4OO Ditto 57 22
4 per cent. 1826, 1-221 1021 India for Acct.
Long Ann. Shut.: Consols for Acct. 83E1 1
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Chilian Bonds,l6 per Ct. 251 reruv. Bds. 6 p C. 251 1
Colombian f10nd.,46 per Ct. Do Acct. 251 •
D0.P0nda,47t94, . Russ. Bds. 1329, 5 per Ct. 391 I
Do Acct 331 Do. Acct. 90 ex di.
Ihnish 11.13. 3 p Ct. 111 Spanish Bds Sp Ct 101 1
Greek Bonds,s p Ct. Ditto 85, 101
Do. 8d5.4445, 5 p Ct. 161 17 Fr. Reines, 5p C. 104 f
Mex. 8da,9945, .6 p Ct 34i Exchange. 151 ISe
Do. Acc.34l I Ds Acct
BRITcSH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
smuts. tint..
&eelltan 35 • 20
Colombian 100 821
Mexican 100 sts
General Steam Navigation -.100 13
Provincial Bank of Ireland 100 15

67 68
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The Paris Papers of Friday, and the Gazette de
France of Saturday, were received last night. They
contain no news of political interest. We have copied
from the German Papers as article from Constantino-
ple, of January 27. which represents war as beingl
inevitable between Russia and Turilley. All hope
of
an accommodation between these two Powers have,
ceased ; and the fury of the Turks against the Chris
j
flans, daily excited by Proclamations, it was feared'
would produce the most sanguinary excesses. The
article says, that remonstrances being made to the Reis
Effendi on the danger of the late proceedings of the
Porte, -the Turkish Minister replied-4, Whar, then,
would subeetluge avail us ? Why should we tempo-
size when our enemies have definitely resolved? They
threaten us with fire and sword, they wish to destroy
the Ottoman Empire; they are merely delaying the
execution of their projects, and do they expect to find
us unprepared? The Proclamation which has disturbed
Europe is nothing more than an instruction addressed
to the Agents of the SULTAN, and no others should
take cognizance of it. If it were not their fixed is
tendon to interfere in our internal concerns, s by should
• they seize upon the present act to distort it into a
crime,?"
The Journal des Debats, in an article of considerable
length, calls loudly for an impeachment of the late
Ministry, whom it accuses of an intention to deprive
-France of her Charter. to corrupt the course of the,
Eleetiotts, to disgrace the Chamber of Peers, to destroy
the National Guard, and to sustain and give power to
the Jesuits.

We received this morning the Algemeine Zeitung and
Frankfort Papers to the 26th ult. Tbe following are
extracts:—

CORFU, JANUAR', it.
PROCLAMATION.

" His Excellency the Lord High Commissioner of
his Majesty the Sovtreigts Protector has received from
his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Colo-
nial Department. the copy of an order issued by his
Majesty in Council on the 16th Nos. 1827, by which
the officer commanding his Majesty's naval force in the
Mediterranean is authorised to 'cop and detain all
aimed vessels under the Greek- gig met with at sea,

s►ith the esceptian indicated in the said order.
•' His Escellency has therefore commanded that the,
said order of bis Majesty in Council be published kr
general information in the Greek and Italian languages.
" tede 3aa. T, lttsi. —GasetfariMtlan Feb. 16.
BERLIN, Fas. 19.

The •conversion of the Duke of B unswick to the
Catholic Church at Vienna, which is announced on
arutho►it.y that seems deserving of credit, is the subject
of all conversation here, and gives rise to the most se-
rious reflections; people are very curious to see how
Prussia Miil .express us sentiments on th;r occasion.
Reports of war appear to gain gtOund on 'Change. The
tuns hese fallen three quartets per cent.
ODESSA. JAL 3'l.
MR9II A COMMaIuCIAL LIITTBR.

However well founded the complaints may be
which are made in various places by machants,
of the injuries IA iliCh accrue to them from the
resent distracted state of the East, there is cry-
, tainly no commercial town more prejudiced by it
than ours, and no class suffers more severely than
the landholders in Southern Russia, and the adjacent
Mulish provinces. Tire rich productions of their it wilful
corn 'fields and luxuriant meadows, namely, cern, wool,
ox hides, tallow, &c. have hither to been conveyed almost
eiclusively through the medium of our market by the
Bosphorus and the Dardanelles to the great European
markets, where they found purchasers and consumetp
This channel is now closed against the English, French,
eau hiu,sian flags, and the immediate consequence of
this must be the entire depreciation of all those articles.
VIINNA, Fs.. 200—bletaltiques. took ; Bank. Sham, 1044.
Algemeine Zeitung, }eb.2s.
ODESSA, Fu. 5.
The uncertain state of political affairs still continues,
but on the whcle there is more appearance of war than
peace. Among the many recent circumstances whit!

seem to indisate- war is, it► particular, a notice publish.
ad last week by the Magistrates of this City, that 32,000
civet* erts of wheat, which are not yet ground, must be
made into biscuit, for the a:my, in two months; and
the inhabitawts are that efore invited to declai e how much

each is Willing to undertake to bake. The sour will be
turnished by the Crown. It is thought that this is
for the Black' Sea fleet. Military preparations an car.
tied on with activity.— Ff a4fort rams Feb. 25.
TURIN, Pao 21.
The theatre of LA Sute, a was burnt &lin last night.
Tao I;ves were 16it.—Aulmoniesi Gasette, Feb. 25.

THE KING.
WINDSOR, MARCH S.—Divine Service was per formed
this morning at the private Chapel, R•yralLodge, by
the Rev. Mr. SEIDOVR• His MAsitery anciAtw.whole
of the Royal Household were present.
The Kilo, we are rejoiced to say, continues in good,l
health, and excellent spirit% and is daily acquiring
'additional strength. His MAJESTY will remove tits-
morrow to h;s Palace at St. 'kings's.
On Friday Lord FARNROMWMO left Ore Royal Lodge,
where for some days he hasbeen cruse visit to his MA-
JESTY*
The KING, on Saturday, again took an airing in the
Great Park, accompanied by Sir HIRSERT TAYLOR,
Sir ANDREW BARNARD, Sir WILLIAM KEPPEL, and
the LORD STEWARD. The air, however, becoming
keen, his MAJESTY did not extend his drive to any
considerable distance, but returned to the Royal Lodge
shortly atter three'o'clock.