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London, England, 1827-11-24 00:00:00

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and then several discharges o s ty, and a nnallber
esf wounds d bayonets, sahibs, end ssibeds.on every side,
iirtaincedit vast trurfsber cti.deplorable events.
The Co or Royale-ef the department of La Seine has
not allowed the crime of the Abbe Contrafatto to re-
main without condemnation. The catastrophes of the
19th November call mote loudly for its attention and
its severity. The system of provocation must have an
end, and the agents of that atrocious system must cease
to enjoy an odious impunity. To prevent disorder was
the duty of the police, and to stop it in its course seem•
ed an easy thing.
We conjure all the citizens not to serve the projects!
of their enemies, by giving rise to hypocritical corn- i
plaints. Let them cease every proof of joy, every il-
lumination, and reserve them for the day of the Mini-
ster's fall—for the day when a Constitutional Minister
shall know all the respect he owes to the throne, and
the indulgence he ought to extend to the ardour of pub
lic joy.
A number of wretches, with candles and torches, rag
through the streets on the night of the 20th aimed wilt
stones, and broke a great number of windows, under pre-
I tence of forcing the inhabitants to light up their house.
We understand at the morrcnt we supposed all aAi.
cation in the Metropolis had ceased, large detachments
of the line and horse and foot gene d'armes proceeded
to Rue St. Denis, and charged and fired on the ciozens.
' The language of the Official Journal it quite chan-
t ged; those whom it rejected yesterday with proud dis-
dain, whom it endeavoured to outrage wish so much
insolence, are to-day in its eyes honest men, honoorable
people, devoted citizens ; Deputies worthy of the high
mission they b rve juin received. But those who have
been elected by the nation repulse to their turn these
7 tardy praises of the Ministers.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1827.

STOCK. EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning at 84j for the Account ; since which
they have improved, and may now be quoted at 841 j, and 83 to j
for next time.

In the Foreign market. Mexican Bonds ate the chief specula-
tion this morning, and they have been done at 55i; but the market
has receded, owing to some of the letters being of an unfavourable
nature.

CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

At present there boot muck doing in the Consol market, and
Consols remain stationary at esi foe the Accounts alternately
buyers and sellers; and SS to g for neat dose.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock India Stock

......... ____
3 per Cent. Red. 841 * 4 I Ditto Bonds 80 82
3 per Ct. Cons. 844 j 183 841 South Sea Stuck
34 per Cent. Old Annuities
3/ per Cent. Red. 904 i .51000 Rzeheq. Bias 62 SI SS
4 per Ct. New 1004 4 f stISCro Ditto 52 SI S 3
4 per Ceot. Scrip .1100 and .5200 Ditto 52 SI S 3
4 per Cent. 1826, 1001 i Bank for Acct.
Long Ann.lB4 15.16 Consols for Acct 841 I I
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian Bonds, 6 p Ct. Men Atet 544 4 134 541 4 3 1
Ditto 8d5,1824 30* 291 Peruvian Bonds,6 p Ct 354 4 4
Greek Bonds, s p Ct. Do Acet 36 35 4 14 35
D0.8d5.1823,S p Ct. 184 18 11 Prins. ids. 5p C. 11111
Do. Ace. 184 Do. Bonds, INS, S p 1014
Mexican Bonds, 5 p C Russ. Bda.l 822, Sp C.Bll 4 1
Do Bds. itius, 6 p C. 541 551
X 34 1 4 I Spanish I3ds SpClO4 4
Do Acct
BRITISH AND FORRIGN SHARES, TWO 0•CLOCI•
VIA Illt. CUM a
100 85 SKI
35 20 ' ft it
50 71 • -SI