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MONDAY, JUNE 425, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGIi.,,TWELVE O'CLOCK.
What we stated foe some time past, that the Porte wished to
renew the ono:Wiens. and that Mr. STILATIPOZD CAWING was
going to cetera to Corfu, appears to be confirmed : in consequence
of which, the Canso' market has improved nearly 1, per cent. on
the openiag price; and the Frew* Funds coming higher, has also
contributed to the rise. Consols opened at 84, and at present
may be quoted at $B3 1 for the Account.
In the Foreign market litkle is doing except in Portuguese Bonds.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
The C.onsol market has remained steady the.whole of the morn-
ing at 89, alternately buyers and sellers.—We have received the
keying off prices of the French'Renter on Friday, Five per cents.
105 E Three per cents. 711. 20c. It was still the opinion at Paris,
that the affairs of the East would be brought to an amicable ar-
rangement. Mexican and Portuguese stock have intoned.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO. O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2111 11 India Bonds 100
3 per Cent. Red. 871 83 South Sea Stock
S per Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities
31 per Cent. 951 .- £lOOO Excheq. Billa 65 4
31 per Cent. Red. 951 A 3 £5OO Ditto 65 4
4 per Ct. New, Shut ,6100 and £2OO Ditto 65 6
4 per Cent. 1826, 1041 1 Advertised
Long Ann. 19 15..16 1 Bank for Acct.
India Stock I Consols for Acct. $Bl 3 9
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK. v. •
Brasfilan Bda. 5 pCt. Mex. 8d5,189-5,6 pCt. 381 91
Do Acct. 641 1 Do. Ace.3Bl .1 1.91 i 1
Cadombian Bonds, 6 per Ct. Portag. Bds. 5pC. 591 dial 1
De.800d5,1184,86 . , DeAcce 881 601 I
Daniels ilds 3 pet. 611 i 1t05a.1id5.1822.5 per Ct. 93
Greek 8eed0,1825, 3p CULT* • Dis'AceL 01
Mee Bds. Sp CL Sig Spanish lids 5p Ct. 101
BEITIdEl• AND FOREIGN SWAIM. TWO O'CLOCK.,
wane. raw .
Bronlikn 35 VI 88
Dkto Natitmal SS .5 7f 8
Weaken 100 16 68
Mined Mexican 4O 38 .• *, 141
Alliance British and Foreign leo lO 91 1 .
The Paris Papers inform us, under date of the Slst
.nit. from Constantinople, that the Ports has intimated
its wish, through the Miniiter of the Netherlandi, to re-
new the negociations with Great Britain and France.
The mission of ,Mr. STRATVORD CANNING to Greece,
which is :understood to be determined on, and to take
place in a few days. will afford an opportunity for a
union with thefriroch Minister, and for the joint recep-
tion of such propositions as may come horn the POST&
We have received ---"..."---German Papers. from which we
learn that on the 2d inst. the passage of the Danube had
not been effected. The Russian army destined to cross
it consists of 80,000 men. The Emperor NICHOLAII,
who directs all the operations, does his utmost to pre-
serve order. and to prevent any ill4lllTettioll in Bosnia
and Sevin.

The accounts from Portugal state the recognition of
the cause of DooPEnao and the Constitutional Regency,
by the garrison of Almeida and other troops. They
also mention a daring insult to the British flag by the
detention of the " John Ormrod" of Liverpool, for 2n
alleged violation of a blockade placed on Oporto by
Don Minuet.. The British men•of-war on the *pot,
however, obtained her immediate release, with a pro
mise of ion-interference with our flag f.r the future.

Although the whole of the army is now under the
orders of the Regency, it should be borne in mind
that a very numerous body of volunteers are en-
listed for Don Mlctigt.; that the Absolutists now in
.Spain are advancing in aid of the cause of Legiti-
macy. as they term it—that the whole of the Clergy
are netting the influence which the Catholic reli-
gion enables the Priesthood to shed open the feelings
and opinions of a superstitions people—and finally, that
the great Officers of -State, including many newly ap-
painted Judges aid head,s,of Corporations, are partisans
ef the Ustuper. Lt seems reasonable, therefore. to infer.
that the lawful Governmebt cannot be re-esta
Vithour a strpggle--perhaps a desperate and sangisi-
sitty eee. 4ke *tint is anticipated by private letters,
but at what Oat the sontending parties are likely to
inset is not aseutiowiri.

• We bps received by tbe:Liernsan Mail this morning
Italian Pepin Ao the 34 and the Acacias Zeitureg and
other Cetera Journals to the Wilt inst. Au article in
the former, from Naples, maws a wonderful contrast
lathe state of the weather ia.dsat city and that which
has been experienced in this part of iEarepefor the last
two a. .German Papers contain nothing new
fino.thetheetsar of war, if we may except a report con
„mined, in the sanscalextroal that announced the passage
of the Danube by the Russians, and defeat of the Turks
near &Hari*, en the iSth MAT. The report we allude
to tastes, that the fortress of Brailow was taken by storm
on4ise:29th May by the Russians, after an obstinate re-
sionoceon the part of the Turks, who would neither
sieeeer.receive quarter. The following are extracts:
PALERMO, MAY 29,
On the 18th of this month repeated shocks of an
earthquake were felt in the commune of 'Marsala, the
first of which was at 21i o'clock, Italian time. We
learn by subsequent reports, that some manufactories
were damaged, but are not infionised "lusher any hie;
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were lost.

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