Star.
London, England, 1827-11-08 00:00:00

LONDON.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1827.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened at 37e to for the Account.
The topic of conversation in the City this morning, relates to
the Plitt of the new National Bank ; and the general opinion is, it
will not succeed. We "Understand that only twenty Prinpectuses
have been printed, aritldhich are not easy obtained. Teo thousand
Attires are proposed,.orfive hundred pounds each ; and they mom
raise, at the beginning, one million, and one-fifth to be paid ini-
mediately on every five hundred pound share. There are Ml*
Trenty-four Directors, six of which are not to do any besinnisAut
ootirely to attend to the Dank. The expenses of the establishoient
is competed to be at thirty thousand per annum.
• The arrival of the French Papers, with the dissolutieut of the
Chambers at Paris, and the new creation of seventy-six Peers, la
looked on, in the City, as favourable to the plans of Vu.sakfr, and
will establish hint more firmly in his office.

Ia the Foreign market nothing is doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Control enarket has been Suctuating the whole of the morn-
ing between 87 to 4 for the Account, with link or nothing doing.
The Public ore gill anziondy waiting for the result of the affairs
at Constantinople, for although a regular, Turkey Mail has anived
this ntorsting, it does not being later accounts than that received
of the 10th of October. The letters received by the above coo.
veyaace, state, that the Porte still remains obstinate, and Will net
Amen to the propels's. The old story of the Russian and Englikh
Ambassadors having quarrelled, is again brought forward. but not
credited. Consols may be quoted, up to the present time, at 47 is I,
end chef same for Money.
PRICE OF STOCKS
Bank Stock 411 210 i
3 per Cent. Red. 864 4
Spec Ct. Cons. 874 87
3i per Cent. 93$
Si per Cast. Red. 934 4 93
4 per Q. New ling g g
4 per Cent. Scup
4 per Cent. 1828, 1024
Long Ann. 194
Foamy Fonts. —Pons, Nev.
Three per Cents. 71f. 80c. Ba
on London, one month, 25f. 1 Sc.

AT TWO O'CLOCK.
India Stock 257 9..5j
INtto Bonds 96 97
South Sea Stock
Old Annuities 861
4100 X) Excise+ Dills 5$ 50
4500 Ditto 5$ 59
4100:nd X. 200 Ditto 58 59
Advertised 53
Consols for Acct. 57j
5. Five per Cents. 1011. 70c.—
nk Stock, 2,0021. 50e. Ezehaise
Three nbontba, SSE.

The ifoniteur and minor French Papers of Tuesday,
the 6th instant, were received, by Express, this morning.
The official part of the Moaner contains a Royal
Ordinance to the following effect :

" Osamu, Ice. ate. . .
1
" Seeing Art. 50 of the Constitutional Charter; 1
, ~i
" Seeing the laws of the Sth of February, 1827 (seieral•'WM
are quoted); - • ,
" Oo the report of our ldtidster CM Secretary ot.Staga Imlll4.
Department of the Interior. ,
" We have ordained, and oxtails as follows : _ ..
a Art. I. The Chamber of Deputies is &salved.

"IL Ike Electoral Colleges are convoked throughout the
ti m; those of the Arrondissements, and those of the Depart -
mews which have but one College, for the 17th inst. the Depart-
mental Colleges foe the 24th; and the College of the Department
of Corsica, for the ad of January next.
" 111. and IV. relate to the operations of the Electoral Colleges.
" V. The Semi= of the Chamber for 11118, shall open on tho
kb of Febsuaty neat.
Gives at our Palace of the Tuileries the sth of November,
in the Year of oar Lord 1827, and the Fourth of our Reign.
sy the King, " CHARLES.
" The President of the Council of Ministers, bolding,
ad uteri s, the I'brifingille of the Intert..r.
"J. DE VILLELE."

By this Act, the Censorship is suspended during the'
course of the elections, and the liberty of the Press re-
stored during that interval. The measure is considered
a bold one; but as the Chambers would have died a
natural death in the Split:lg, there is probably less risk
in the proceeding than is generally imagined.
Another Ordinance designates the towns in which
the Electoral Colleges are to be assembled, the Pied.
dent and Vice-Presidents (this last column is mostly
blank), and the number of the Deputies to be elected.
A third Ordinance is to the following edict :

Considering the fourth article of the law of the 19th et'
March, tens; considering our alabaster of this day, dissolving a.'
Chamber of Deputies, we bay* ordained and ordain.—
" 1. Our ordinance of the 2ith of Julie last, putting again io
force the laws of the 31er eit Merck, 1220, and the 'Mel Yelp
1821. shall be of none deer.
" 2. The Keeper of the Seats, and the Minister of the Intedor,
are charged each, as far as he Is concerned, with the execution 'of
the present ordinance. (Signed as Shove.)".
A fourth Orainancecreztes seventy-biz new Peers.,

We have no later intelligence from Constantinople
than what has already been before our Readers. The
extracts from the French Papers received list night, aid
which appear in our first page, contain more of sprat-eh.
lion than news from tbat capital. The Turkish Govern-
ment has been informed of what bad passed it the two
interviews with Inanutu, not only by that Commander
himself, but by the British and French Ministers at
Constantinaple, who had taken that opportunity of re-
hewing their offers of acting as atediatos's.
The i ntelli;ense f um Spain possesses but little import-
anoe. Under the head of btAckid; we find an article'
'dated the 25th ult. in which we are told that the
Quign had set out on the preceding day to join her
husband at Valencia, and that the garrison h.d been
under arms frees an apprehension that her departure
might occasion stole disturbance.

Letters Isom Li,bon of Me 90th October state that
the Count Toaaa MAYOIt Auto, a sparsiard, lately ar.
rested. and who had beta reclaimed by the Spanish
Ambassador, has been set at liberty. General Sat.-
/WWII WS off for England. although his wife 'and
children remain behind ; it is said he is going to etukik