Star.
London, England, 1828-03-20 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLUIVI-- ENT.
' SOUSE OF LORDS, MARCH 19.
In the early put of the slay their Letrethipsiat urine Appeals,
and at two o'clock adjourned tin go-morrow.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
' At four o'clock the Stamm counted the House, when ottly 45
Members being present, the House adjourned tillThunday (this day)

THE EVENING STAR.

_
LONDON.
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The report of the intended journey of Prince Blavrtasticif to
this country. causes some surprise to our City politicians, who
seem to think that Austria has become alarmed at the determined
resolution taken by the Cana, in marching his battalions into the
Principalities ; but it is thought that the bloscovites will not pro-
ceed farther than Aloldavia, as on entering Wallachia they will be
too near the Austrian dominions.
A French Parr, received this morning, states, that the di-
plomatic journey of Prince Mar:lamest to London, has for hs
object a treaty between England, France, and Austria.
Consols opened at 82 to SS, and may be quoted at present at
SS to with little doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Consol Market has been fluctuating this morning brtween
1121 and 83 to at present may be quoted at 82i, alternately buyers
and sellers, with little doing.
PE I( K OF STOCKS

Bank Stock Shut
3 pet-Cent. Red Shot
3 per et. (um. 321 3j 25
36 per Cent. Shut
36 per Cent. Red. Shut
4 per Ct. Nt w 1001
4 per Cent. Scrip
4 per Cent 182 n, Shot
Long Anti. Shut.

AT FOUR O'CLOCK.

India Stuck Shut
Ditto Bonds
Old Annuities
.3 pct. Cent. 1751,
,ClOOO Etcbeg. Hills 57
£5OO Ditto 57 11
£lOO aid XWO Ditto 57
India for Acct. 2454
CuuM.6 tiw Acct. 63j 2j j
TWO tECI.tot K.
Do Acct. 64 3
Huss. 11d5.111.251,5 per Cr. 85
Acct 851
Spanish Dila 5p Ct 10j
Do. Acct. 10J
Fr. Writes, 5 p C. 102(
&change, 251 28c
Do Acct
Sli Alt KS, TWO O'CLOCK.
•HHA KS.

FOltklelN
Brazilian Bth. Sp Ct. 60* 60
Do At. t. 60i
Burui.t. A yrrs II le. 6p C. 31
I iatti%le p r,. 601
Greek Bon 1-3625,3 p Ct. 161
Mez. 8d5,1825, 6p Cs 314
Do. Ace. 31 }
Port's. Bds. S p C 63
BRITISH AND FORBIGN

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The Paris Paris Papers of Monday, and the Gazelle
de France dated Tuesday, were received this morning
by express. According to an article from Vienna of the
6th inst. the Austrian Government was employing every
means to prevent war from breaking out in the East.—
At the same time it is avowed, that on the first notice
of the march of the Russians, a division of Austrian
troops will enter Servia, which country is endeared to
Austria from its having formerly belonged to her. The
interference of Austria seems to have had the effect of
obtaining a promise from the RUSSIAN Rhin:twit that his
troops should net penetrate beyond Moldavia until after
fresh proposals should have been made to the Porte in
the nooses of Austria, France, and Russia.

The last advices received from Lisbon confirm the
intelligence which we yesterday announced from that
quarter. Don MionsL, by his dismissal of all the
Colonels from the command of those Regiments who
showed any attachment to the principles of the Charter
and the legal settlement of the Throne, and his
promotion of others who either favoured the late rebel.
lion or entertained a community of opinion with the
rebels, leave no &obi but that it is his design
and intention to abolish the Chaster, and to annul
the title of his brothtr in Portugal. The Minister
at War, Count VILLA RZAL, because he refused
to sign tbealdectees for these changes. has been obliged
to retire. Some of the private accounts state that
the remainder of the British troops would be em-
basked by the end of the present month, and that
their departure would be the signal for the com-
mencement of sanguinary scenes; whilst others say
from an apprehension of violence, our Ambassador, Sir
F. Lama. has taken upon himself to stop such troops
as had not sailed for Coals, in order to protect them
It is also reported his Excellency himfelf does not con-
template a long stay amid such elements of discord, as
he has not yet taken a house in Lisbon, and has written
to countermand many things which were to be sent out
to him.

A }stench Paper received this morning by the mail,
states, that Don Nltatim. lids been proclaimed King in
the province of Beira, and that the piovisices Tras•os-
Montes and Minho have followed the &law example.

Private accounts horn Madrid, of the 6th March,
sate, that the Treasurer• General has declared to the
Ministers, that the coffers were empty, and that it was
impossible that the Government could much longer
bide their ruin ; and to add to the calamity, a demand
has been made from Barcelona for money to pay the
troops.

The Algenteine Zeiluug to the 14th inst. has been
receited.--Tne following are extracts

VIENNA, 141.aacu 6.

The following is a summary of the details of the
defensive preparations making in Turkey, which we
have received from Semlin :

Bosnia, one of the most populous Pachaliks of the
Ottoman Empire, is ordered by a firman of the Sultan
to furnish a contingent of 20,000 men to the army,
which is to assemble on the plains of Adrianople towards
the end of March. Four or five thousand of them are
to taked from among the inhabitants of Besna Serai,
the chief town of the Pachalik.

It seems that a contingent has also been fixed fir
Strvia; but by what we learn from Belgrade, it stems
that the execution of the Sultan's orders will meet
with difficulties, because the Servians claim one of
their privileges, by which they are not bound to take
arms, except for the defence of their own territory.
The fortresses on the Danube, such as Silistria, Ras-
sorra, liirsova, Matchine, &c. have received large sup-
plies r f ammunition aind provisions, and their garrisons
have been reinforced.

The towns sad other &reified points on the territory