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London, England, 1826-06-14 00:00:00

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ALL L01'11181(3 END FOR EVER WITH THIS
DRAWING. sir PRIZFS OE .E:sopoo, ALL IN ONE
DAY. TA* PRICE OF TICKETS AND SHARES WILL
RISX•AFTEtt NEXT SATURDAY.

THi,: EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1526.
STOCK iEXCHANGE, TWELVE tYCIA)CK.

This is the dullest morning we have bad foe some time past, bout
I a political information and the Stock Exchange ; as yet scarcely a
bargain has been done. Consols, which left of yesterday at 801 I,
opened this morning at the same price, and continue so up to the
present time.
In the Foreign Market all South American Stock continues
heavy, with little doing
Current Prices% Old Spanish 71 8, Mexican 58k Colombian
new 39 #, Peruvian 11.81 E 9, Russian 79k 80, New Scrip 1 to b.

PRICK rfP Sre it:KS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 200 199
3 i et Cent. ited. 791/4 79
3 per Cent. Con.. Shut.
Sk rer Gem. 86%
pe, Cent. lied. 85 Vg 3/8 V 3
4 rer Cent. Shirt.
4 pet Cent. 1826. 94.74
Lang Ann. 18 1516
India Bonds S
Ll,OOO :tar i•eri. Rill- 5 7 prem.
L5OO ditto 5 7 prem.
Clue and L'2oo ditto 6 8 prem.
C •ns. for Acct. 801/4
FORLIoN FUNDS, TWO o'cLocr.

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Chain _ Bonds. 6 p Ct. 391 Nlez lids 1825,6 p. Ct. 59 j 84
('oin', hi n Hon 1.. 361 591
Do. Bonds, tt124.3919 j 8)98) Do. Acct. 59 j 8198) 9) )
. -v. Au. 39) 9 1 81 9 lij Peru.. Ikls. 6 p C. 28 9
IVini4lo Bon Is, 3 p Ct. 53) % 1 Russ. Bils.lB2t, SpC. 80
NI-ideal' Ponds, 5 p C. 50 Ditto Acet. 10*
Do. Acct. 49 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 7)
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MURES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MIA lit. PAIN.
Anglo Mexican Spin. 100 55 , 32)
Brazilian 100 15 14
Colombian 100 10 4)
I'ascu Pcriivtan 100 15 5)
Unite.' Mexican 40 20 17
Provincial Bank of 'Mani 100 l3 8

This forenoon we received the Allgemeine Zeitung of
the 7th instant. It contains a long article from Rome,
stating how vie Pars visited the principal Churches on
iy, during " the most horrible weather," and
how his sal 4 fl. illness reforms the Post Offices, regulates
the Provinces, detects banditti, and discovers a nest of
Carbonari at Gubbio, the birth place of Madame
CATALAN!. The King of NAPLES still continues ill;
sonic say it is the gout, otheis a paralytic stroke that has
deprived him of the use of one side.
The election for she Borough of Southwark is ter-
minated, Mr. POLHILL haring declined the contest, although there
were unrolled voters enough to have secured his return, bad they
Net canvassed. We were sorry to set Mr. CALVRILT and Sir
Rostra: WILIOM sneering at Mr. Pousites trade of a tobaccoidst,
target in` that—
,' Worth makes the man, the want of it the fellow

The rest is all but feather and pruutila."

blr Potium. is not inferior, in point of respectability, to any mer-
chant In London, and Isis family has held a distinguished rank in
the ce•nunerce ut this metropolis for nearly two centuries—a period
to whicn it might be very difficult, or very inconvenient, to trace
hack the anc-stry of some Candidates within the sound of liOw I.lcUs.
The contest in the City continues ; but unless some helping hand
Is held out to the Loan Maros, lie must faU in the contest. The
eketiun for the -County of Surrey has begun, and an iccount of
yesterel.ty s proceedings will be found in our first page. The tem-
perate language of ['LSI &Riche respectability of his character,
and the esteem io which be is held are much in his favour; the
reluta of Mr. Damson is considered as certain; in which case the
snuggle will be between Mr. liotsts Sumacs and filr. Patussa.

Tree Oriental Spectator of the 28th of April,
received this morning, g:tra another instance of Greek piracy. It
states, that the TU,C4II brigantine 14 tibia, Captain Masan, was
ht the p rt of Milo, when a Greek ship of war entered, which, after
ea 'mining the papers, declared that they were all in order, but that
• notwithstanding, the !Aria must go with the Greeks to Napoli di
Romagna, the seat of Government. Captain Alamos being obliged
to obey, accompanied the Greeks. He had on board a numerous
Greek crew, o ho, when he was near Sprizia compelled hint to
enter the deser port of Bistato. Then, the Greeks, throwing off
the mask, told him they were robbers, and that they must do their
duty. In fact they did it so well that the Captain saved impart of
his valuable cargo.