Star.
London, England, 1827-07-30 00:00:00

!Is4 CONDON.

'--:- MONDAY, JULY SO, 1827.
:1111rICKKICHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

. this morning the Conrad
great hnprovement
1.911141114U114 by information from various quarters. The peace
between Brazils ank Buenos Ayres,...the Pschs of EGYPT declaring
himself independent—also the Retrenchment in the Army. Cori.
soli, which left off on Satarday at 8711 In the Coney, opened this
morning'ai 871; and soon after were done at 881 1 for the Ae-
tvont—a else of. 1 per Cent, and at present may be quoted at 881,
mad toe Money 88 to 1.
In the Foreign market, Brazglan Stock has get up since Sa.
today 4 per Cent. in consequence of the above news from the
Brazils. AU other South American Securities has also Unproved.
Current prices: Old Spanish 9110, Mexican 70j 71, Colom-
bian 331 34, Portuguese 76 77, Baenoi Ayres 611644, Brazilian
6415x5,. Russian 951, Greek 151 16.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.
There has bee? an improvement in Consols, up to the present
time, of 1 per. Cent. In the earlier part of the morning they were
at 871 1 for the Account ; since which they have got up to 881 1,
,and for Honey 881 1, with an immense deal of bminesi doing.
In the Foreign market a re-action has taken place in South
American Securities, and Mexican and Colombian Bonds have
fallen 11 per Cent.—Colombian 33 to'l and Mexican 70 to 1.
Toanorrow is settling day in the Foreign market.
PINCH OF STOCKS AT OTW O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 212 2131 Joao stock
.5 per Cint. lted.lllll 89 881 89 Ditto Bonds 90 91
3 per-Ct. Cony. 874 881 1 South Sea Etat*
.56 per Cent. Old Ansralties
31 per Cent. Bed. 954 1 New Ditto 471
4 pee Ct.. New 1011 108 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 58 60
4 per Cent. Scrip £5OO Ditto U 60
4 per Cent. 1826,1051 104 .8100 and £2OO Ditto SR 60
Long Ann. 801 1.16 90 Commie for Acct. 87/ 881 1 1
FOKKIIIIN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Feaxillna SU. 5p Ct. 62 41 4 1 I Gr. 1361.11125, 5 pCt.l5l 1 16
1)9 Acct.64l 63 Do. Acct. 16
Bream Ayr,. s lids. 6 pC. 611 62 Met. llonds,s per Ct. 571
o. Ac‘t 68 • D0•8d5.1825,6pCt.701/ 11 70j
Bonds. 6 per Ct Do. Acct. 701 4 714 701
Ditto Acct. 32 Portuguese Bds. 5p C.
11.oion‘Mmi Bondi, 6 p Ct. 51 Do. 'Ace. 761
Ditto lids, 1884, 331 1.4 332 itiame.llds, 1882,5 pe. 941
Do. Account 34.1 54.541 Span. Bd. 5 p Ct. 91 10
Danish lids. 3 p C 1.614 63 1 ' French Remelt. 5 p C.103f 75e
Do. Acct. 01 Bzehange,Bsl 411 e
13B,ITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, T*O O'CLOCK.
• MAIM men.
Anglo Mexican 100 85
Iffrazillan 100 20
United Mexican 40 so
Caosincetst Gas , $5
TrostocLil Ba 4 of Ireland 100 25

33 34
30-51
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. EXCHANGE&
•
AsesTaers+32, J,sy t 7. -:.On London, 11. 93e. M.ll. 12e.
• lieetenear, 4taxte....-On London, 36. S. 6 M. 36. ie.
ie. PrzowsuscH, Jet.v 13.—0 n Loudon, 10 13-32.
Lgusan,VoLT 20.-,Ott London, 3 M. 6. ISt.
Baaus. "Ince 21.-0 a London, 3 M. 6 331.
Yocum Funs, Jinx 27. —Flu par COMP. 103 E. ISt. Few
Rat Cents. 9.51. 10e. Three per Cans. MM.—Bank &ock
11.9111L--Neepoliten Eentes, 78f. We.

Our Readers will be agreeably surprised at learning
that a Treaty of Peace has been concluded between
Buenos Ayres and Brazil,—two States in whose welfare
this country takes a lively and an equal interest. Our
commercial relations with both ate, as every one knows,
of the most extensive and valuable description, and are
certnin.to improve from year to year. Indeed it would
not be easy to fix a limit to their expansion, as the re-
'sources of tl e two; when diligently cultivated by en-
lightened and, fostering Governments, will increase in
nearly geonseu4cal progression. At present we have
nearly exclusive possession of the two markets ; and
probably- saute years will elapse, before we shall have
any thing to fear from the effects of competition. We
are decidedly the favoured nation at this moment; and,
as long as we shall continue to cultivate with the same
success those arts, to which we are mainly indebted for
a distinction, as honourable as it is advantageous, we
shall probably retain it, in spite of the efforts of other
commercial nations to supplant us. The reason is ob-
vious; we have no distinct interests that militate with
the causes which conduce to the prosperity of Brazil,
Buenos Ayres, or any other new State of that part ci!
the world, We have no wish to gain an undue political
ascendancy in any of them ; and so far from having any
inducement to disturb their present institutions, it is our
interest to maintain: them, as they ern the basis of our
present relations iitthese States; and the best pledge
at the same time tp,f their cojtinuance. No other
European pa ion, meeting
,the Netherlands, who
is too weak- to become our successful rival..-can
say the must France, which can alone aspire to
become tire esorpetitor of England in the trade of
the Southern section of the New World,'is too much
hampered by her political institutions or such as her
family compact with Spain, to inspire us, as long as
these exist, wish any serious cause of jealousy in a quar-
ter, which promises to indemnify us in full for any
losses, which, from tire uncertainty of European poli-
tics, we may be doomed to suffer in the markets of the
Old World. We hope, however, (aod we do not express
this hope lightly) that our old channels of trade, island
of being in danger-of being choked up, will afford in-
creased facilities every year, since it is pretty derv,
that the circuniStances, which are now operating
with an apparOltly irresistible force, upon the
political deitiniel .Of Europe, have a manifest ten-
dency to draw ethser and closer, our relations with
its different Stet, The cause of rational liberty
is evidently gaining ground at the expense of legi-
tirnate despotism ; and every triumph that the for-
mer shall achieve, wit breik some fetter by which our
commercial intercourse is no. impeded. In the mean-
time, the reader will find in our Portsmouth article
arch perticplars'respecting the peace between*Buenos
Ayres and Brazil, as have transpired as yet.
We received this mnrning Brussels Papers to the 28th.
The negociations so long pending between the See of
tgie Netheelartdshaye bells brought at last to a successful
issur. The Convention, wbigb bas grown out of them,
and which was signed at Noe on the 18th of June by

the respective Plenipotentiaries, wa: ratified at Rroseels
of .the 25th ins.. This eventAtislrrodueei sum* marks
of satisfaction amongst the Catltolics ofthe Netherlands.;
aAd it is not the iciest eztr:ordinary.oi the Oleic.'
mena -of our time to see tie ci• decant Stadthoidei
of Holland conclude a Con,:ordat with the Ste
Court of Rome, without alarming too, even in the
slightest degree, the gold people of Holland tibout their
civil and religious tights. Tlie KING, alter having re,
tided this important Treaty, set out for the Haves.
where the Court wills remain till the beginning of
October. There is no other intelliger.ce in these papers
worth noticing.

We also received this morning Dutch Papers to the
28th, Hamburgh to the 25th, and Frankfurt to the:24th.
The last merely announce the marriage. of Count
STRCGOZ4OIIf, who had excited such • general intention
some years since, by his conduct at Constantinople, as
Russian Ambassador, with the Dowager Countess of
EGA. The ceremony took place in..the.Greekt Chapel
at Leipsig. , •
By the Hamburgh Papers, we are put in peeeisiion-
of intelligence respecting the Russian flet, which pre-
pares us for hearing of its. speedfarrital oe,oar °on
coast. It reached Revel on the 24th June, whereirrof
I :pained

till the 28th, wben-it sailed for Swestrorg. On
the 18th inst some of the ships reached,Copenhagen ;
and on the following day, there were seven ships of the
line itnd seven frigates, belonging to it, assembled in
the Roads. From its arriving in driblets, it is to be pre-
,timed that it had to encounter very rough weather in
its passage. .1 •
According to accounts from St. Petersburgh of the
11th inst. the Marquis of HIRT/ORD had his first Sudi-
ence of the Dayton and Erans on the Sunday pre-
ceding, and immediately after of the Essensse Morass.
Sir NAYLOR, Col. Cooes, Lord W. SaTatonaf.
Lord M. HILL, and Captains Miroz and Szvmona,
with the other persons attached to this splendid
bassy, had the honour, on the same occasion, of being
presented to their Imperial bi,sraanals. On the 4th,
the ceremony of investing the EMPRIOR
of the Garter, took place at the palace

Letters from Leghorn state, that
arrived there is fine days from Algiers
of her departure, two frigates and ,
before Algiers. The French Consul
a French frigate. Four Algerine
cruising, and up to the sth June,.
commenced.

A Lisbon Mail attived yesterday,
Papeis to the 15th inst. The forum:
of any particular moment. The -
whose health has been complete':
Lisbon on the 18th for Villa Nova.
ness intended to pass a few days
to take the warm baths, of which
experienced the beneficial effects.

THE LORD HIGH ADMIRAL.
attLyono=tr, JULY sa.
DIIMARTDRIt OP TR, LORD HM ADMIRAL MGM
• 1111/o', YARD, PEMDRoKR DOCK, PRINDORMinfirI
This morning his Majesty"a sioopmeillear-fm•ams.
which arrived at 4 P.M. yesterday, aaiLastaiii*,
*saluted the Admiral's flag, again commenced firing a
Royal. salute of 19 guns. Toe Lightning, Admiralty
steamer, having the Royal Sovereign 'Etch,, with the
LORD Thou ADMIRAL on board, in tow, and the Meteor,
and the Wenzel sloop-of-war in like manner, followed
by the Comet, approaching the Men-of-wat'. Raid! at
O minutes past 4 P.M. the vessels being then near the
harbour's mouth, where the Cheerful cutter, Lieutenant
-DARIN; was stationed, fired a similar salute, which, was
returned by the- Weasel sloop-of-war. The Lightning
steamer has since returned, and passed up for the Dock-
yard. Remain, Leveret—Wind W.
The Loan Max ADMIRAL and his. Royal Consort
honoured the Ball of Pembroke, given on the occasion
lOW/ visit, for one hour and three quarters.
. FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

• ._ --vaNT--- .
ARRIVALI6.,.
. The Duke of Dorset, la tiad9riVia6olls• p,
Si.e Richard Sutton, Bus. in Cumbenitiditiree, freak
shire t- Mr. Cosby, at LOrtet Hotel,
_Wait Parts. to ibit
.145,
Life Guards; Capt; Roach, of the watLlie.Gvaffis,,64llloll,ol.
square, from Windsor; Capt. Matikoviiit,4*.fairsafai
Paris ; Copt. Not, in Bond-street, freikiloll4; the lleveflA
Awes, in Brook;street, (min Chevaders, wig, Saves Oahe i• BM
Charles Palmer, at the Albany; Colonel Slialdel. la Fleusdilts
Ire
Robert, Vandeisur, in Caveedisklowebomkraderealki
Itelssey,,in Palbwartran Code; cop& Watson% lalknok•otiest,
tient Pads.
: • • DBPAitrURBS.
ilie Prince and Princess Bateritazy, fee Dever; the Doke of
Ilbethed, fee &hotrods ; the Bail and Cowden of 'Aweigh, and
We Ow* Pm. for Siledikal Park, in 'Berkilliell; t Mr. andlady
14aMsa Pole. and Lady Carotin* Perry, toe Park How, the emu(
Sir-Henry Calder, Bart. In Kent; Lord anJ Lady Peire, (or
Thorndoo Hall, in Few ; the Marquis and Marghlanearef Mige,
pa a tour; Sir John, De Beauvoir, (rent Cennaeglatitince, to Tring
Pule, 11;rty Lady Hanley, for Weeccatershires Chgkenham, &c.
in a tour.
sminema••••••••••;•
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Accounts from Vienna state, that the first corps of
the Russian Artay_,:dwe.rGenerdi Sacrum is concen-
trated in Bessarabia ; another corps of tvrentpfive
..
thou, as tn. ' Grand