Star.
London, England, 1826-06-10 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAR:

LONDON.-- •
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SATURDAY, JUNE.I9, OW,
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troc.x. zscsiArtc)k Vii x.v.s ovotic. • ,
Omeets;Olskkielt it isioaty et 110 f fit the sketetme, !Ma tt
this *towing at the abovapilie, whet Inky Tkobilad insides* at
the price sleeted. :The Bills and Bears k seensite anilode td take
repose en!) DC:* weeki.as Cassels, up to tke Present time, aseaPio
alternately buyers ant sellets:
In the Forel'. Market Most of the prices are nominal. •
Curtesk•Prkes: Old Spanisk 21 1, Mexican 61i. Colombian
new 401 1, Russian 901 e, Personas 19 SO, Greek 14.15.

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ONE O'CLOCK.

Withiti this hont, the Conaollyn arkat has given way, and Come&
which were, in the earl, part of the ,Horning, at 801, have since been
done at aoh, awing to the Money Marketbeing very heavy.

?RICK sTocKs AT• TWO 'O'CLOCK.
Bank Strck 2011,E 200
3 itt Cent lted. 7914 yi 78%
3'64 Cent. Cons. Shut.• • • • • ,
$1 Per Cent. Red. 851/2 s/. 'fit
, '4 I•er Cent. Stitt.,
4 per Ceni.ll32o. '94% •
Loitg Ann. 19% 'Y9
Bondc. 9
13,1Xt0 Excl,e(l. Bill. 6 7 prem., •
4300 ditto 6 7 preen.
Advertised "ditto .5.6
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C Met. 8.0% 1/8' %
FOIIIIItiN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Colombian Bonds, I Greet Bonds, 182.5, 5p C. 141
Ditto Acct. • Ditto for Acc. 141
Do. Bonds, iBt4, 40} I rtes Bds 1425,6 p. Ct. 64} 1
Do. Acc. 401 1 Do. Acct. 62
111111$11 Bonds, 5P Ct. 56} reruit. Ms. 6 p C.29}
Do. Acct. 56}' . Russ. 13t15,1622, Sp C. SO}
Greek liondN 5 p CL-11 Ditto Acct. 8O }
Ditto Acct.
Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 7}
BRITISH ANI) FOREIGN. SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

. " SWAB'S. . YAM.
Anglo Mexican 5 pm. 100 55. 57 33
Anglo Chilian 100 . 8 2.
Brazilian . • 100 15 12i
Colombian .100 10 71 61
United Alexican 40 60 14
Alliance British & For. 100 .. , ;10 . 8
Provincial Bank of holland 100 ' 15... 8

The Elections are proceeding very bribkly, both in
the City and in the Borough of Southwark. In the
former, Aldermen Tuomrsobr,Wfit ruNAN, WooD, and
the LORD MAYOR, at Present take the lead ; but Mr.
• WAnD has made great, progress to-day, and there is
little doubt of his return. .His rank and character as a
British merchant, and the manliness and-cassdQur with

whida he avows his principles, cannot fail of tecom-
mending bilis strongly to the Livery. From the late
prriod at which Alderman GARNATT came forward
he is naturally in arrear, but where there are 12,000
Electors, a day or two often makes a strange difference
in the relative situation of Candidatcs, and his friends
ate confident of success.

In the B qough, Mr. CALVIUIT
.and Sir• ROBICRT
WILSON still take the lead, but Mr. POLHILL has gained
somewhat on both his rivals t0.A14. We aie sorry to
see that this election has been marked by some outrages;
an account of which will be seen in our Election
Intelligence. •
In our last page we 'ie ven a dispatch from
Nino &an PIN the gallant defender of I%lissolonghl, by which it
will be seen that 1,500 of the garrison hewed a passage with their
swords through their enemies, and reached ; but the greatest
part of their wives and children fell in the dreadful mallet. •

Mr. Secretary CANNING lett town yesterday morning
to attend the Ascot laces.
Yesterday morning, about eight o'clock,.Mr. HVSKIS-
son left L-tudon on his way to Liverpotil.
CAtilEnnuitT ELECTION, JUNE 9.---The party who
were so anxious for a third Candidate have failed in their real ob-
ject, and a supply of cash is net forthcoming from kquartcr where
it seems to Lave been looked for: Had, however, any thing
unexpected taken place, the contest must have been carried on
between Lord Currey and the third Candidate. Mr. LIatiOIGTON
is Yeomen of his seat. We are certain•of this,lhat the City of Can-
eerbwry can newt have a Member snore devoted to the IP!rrests of
bit Constituents, more sedulously attentive to them,•or more up.
eight sad honourable in his public conduct, thin Mr. LFSIIIIOIOII.

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