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London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

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THE EVENING STAR.

MONDAY, MAY 29, 1526.
lIIRTORAIII.OII or ICING CHAIM'S I 1.--1101.1118, AT TIM BANK.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWF.LVK O'CLOCK..

Up to the present time, there is a complete stagnation in both
Markets, and scarcely a bargain has been done. The Bank and
Royal Rechange are shut. it being a Holiday ; bgt the Stock Ex.
change and Foreign Markets are open. The first bargain iu Con-
sols this morning was at 79} j for the Account.
In the Foreign Market nothing is doing.
Current Prices: Old Spanish 7i 8, Mexican 614 I, Colom-
bian new 4O ltussian 79.

ONE O'CLOCK.

The Coma! Market remains in the same state of inactivity as
the previous hour, and Consols which were in the early pan of the
morning at 791 for the Account, are now at 791 4, and for
Money at 79 to 4.
1:01tKII;NI FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian 11.1, 5 p Ct 97 Mex. IlundslB2s, 61j
Coloo,bial. 11.6, 6p C. ' Mex. Acct. 62 1/ / / I
))o. ic.1.18,24,41 404 4 4 l'eruv. lids. t; p C. 294
Po. Act. 40; 404 [two. 141.., 18'22,i p C. 79
•
Danish 11.15,1925,5 p C. 56 54 Ditto Act. 79{
Do. Acct. 561 Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 74 8
DIU risti AND FOlt El N SIIA ES, TWO O'CLOCK.

Anglo Mexican spin. 100 50 44 37j 40
Brazilian 100 15 10;
Colima-A.ln 100 10 5j 7
Beal del Monte 400 400
Ditto New 400 100 60
Protector Fire 20 2 " 1j
Continental Gas 100 1 i
Liverpool &Manchester 100 9 12
Provincial Bark ot Ireland 100 I S 5j 6
FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, MAT 27.
Five per Cents. . . . 961. 70e.
Three per Cents. . . . 651. 30c.
Bank Stock . . • 2020.
Rentes de Naples . . . 71f. 10c.

VIENNA, AUSTRIAN FUNDS.
Nay. Dletalliques. Rank Shares.
15 87 7-16 1028
16 88 1040 9-10
17 90 1-16 1081
/7 seven rag. 93 1170

The French Papers of Saturday, and the Itoile of
yesterd.y, have reached us—the latter by express. The
disturbances at Rouen continue. On oae occasion, the
mob attacked the armed force with stones, and many
of the Officers were hurt. Compte DE FARINCOURT,
Colonel of the Guards, was struck twice. It now be-
came necessary to employ force against force, and a
platoon of the bua►d and gen d'atmes discharged
their muskets at the mob in the street Grand Pont,
when they escaped down the adjacent streets; the
mob afterwards reassembled, attacking the military
with stones, bottles and other missiles. It is said that
twenty individuals have been arrested. The Mayor had
i..stre,l a new ordonnance, in which the outrages, which
are des.cribei as alarming, are attributed to strangers.
In the Fier.ch Chamber of Deputies on Thursday, the
Bishop of llErtmopous, who is also Minister for Eccle-
si ►stical Affairs, made a long speech in defence of the'
F►er.ch Clergy, whom be vindicated born the charges of,
is olerance and love of domination. In speaking of the
religious associations which have of late appeared so
obnoxious, or ss hat is called the Congregation, he entered
into their history, and shipped them of their alleged
for middble character.

The Etode declares its gratification at the sympathy
manifested for the unfortunate Grt eks, and expresses a
hype that the British Government, with the other Cabi-
nets of Europe, will interfere, and be as successful ire
settling the affairs of Greece, as they have oeen in ter-
winating the disputes between Russia and Turkey.
In the Chamber of Deputies, on Wednesday, General SICSASTIAI4I
made an eloquent speech in favour of the Greeks, and gave it as
his opinion that the Western Powers of Europe ought to interfere,
and erect Greece into an independent state as a barrier against
Russia. Russia. he contended, by the execution of the treaty of
Ruchateq, would be enabled to exercise a power in the provinces
of Wallachia and Moldavia, which would entirely annihilate the
sovereignty claimed by Turkey. The General then went on to
state whit he thought would he the result of the present negocia-
thms about Greece and Turkey; the prominent points of which
were, that Austria would obtain a portion of territory to round her
dominions on the bide of Croatia, and that England would add to
tbb lonian Republic the islands of the Archipelago.
A letter ftom Cairo denies that their were any French Officers
among the besiegers of Misiolunglii, except Sevbs, who has turned
blahometan, and states that the few European Officers who served
in the Egyptian army are Italians, who had quitted the Greek
service 0:1 account of ill treatment, and sought the means of exist-
ence of the Viceroy.
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These Papers contain extracts from the Austrian and Trieste
Observers, which state that lseatitie PaettA, after leaving a small
garrison in the ruins of Miss.)'ought, and sending a force to take
possession of the Island of Petals, had returned to the Mores, to
turn his arms against Napoli di Romania, whilst the Turkish fleet
was on its way to blockade that city by sea. A division of
'Turkish frigates and brigs is said to have attacked the squa-
dron under the command of Mistitis. and to have inflicted
upon it considerable damage. The Agstri Ist (Ibsen..., has also
accounts from Constantinople to the .26th of April, which re.
assert that Colonel Firm:: failed in hi, attempt no Carysto In the
island of Huboa. lie is said to have succeeded in carrying the
sown, but to have lost so much time in vain efforts to take the
citadel, as to have alltiwed Wag PACHA, (iovernoe of Negropont,
to surprise hint with a large body of cavalry. The greater part of
the corps Which FAteViEll bad organieed and disciplined with so
much care, is said to have been destroyed, and the renvains,conaist-
ing of 41)() men, tc have Seen picked up by a division of Greek yea-
s, 1, returning from the expedition to &input in Syria, which is also
represented to have failed.

Calcutta P4pers to the VA) January nave been re-
f t ivtd at the North and South American Coffce I louse, but they do

We hive received 11 brl h Papers to the 25 Ii
inst. Mach to the 27th, and Brussels to the gilth. he former con-
tain intelligence from St. Petershurgh to the 14th. which summates
that the sentence on the individuals charged with high treason was
to be pronounced in a few days, anti that it was expected that no
(-spitsl punishment would be inflicted, but that the culprits would
he banished to Siberia, for periods proportioned to the degree of
their guilt.

Francfort tirtd other Getman rtrets to the 23,1 intt•
reached us thii futenoon. Ihe Munich official Jepound publishes