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LONDON.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY S,, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Corm& are not quite so good this morning, and appear rather
heavy, owing to the confirmation, in the Express from Paris this
morning, that the Ambassadors have left Constantinople—Consols
opened this morning at 1131 f for the Account, with little doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST 'ONE O'CLOCK.
CoMoh width were at 83) I, have since improved to 84* Lowing
to a knew being received at Lloyd's from Odessa, stating that they
had no news front Constantinople, and that the Russians Anabai-
soder bad not left that place. We can positively state the depar-
ture of the Ambassadors from Constantinople, the English and
Preach on the Bth ult. At the same time vre can also announce,
that the Divan, perceiving the determination of the Ambassadors
to leave, the Sultan has triode, on the eve of their leaving, terms
which we underuand to be acceptable, and may yet be the means
to prevent bostilties.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock _ India Stock
5 per Cent. Red. 53* * Ditto Bonds
spar Ct. Cons. Shun , South Sea Stock
34 per Cent. 901 * * Old Annuities
Si per Cent. Red. 901* * £lOOO Excheq. Bills 53 54
4 per Ct. New Shut. £5OO Ditto 54 55 83
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and £BOO Ditto 54 55 53
4 per Cent. 1826, 100 k 1 101 India for Acct.
Long Ann. 191 Console for Acct. 331 I /Hi
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bds.s p (.'t. 591 Prins. Eds. pC. C.
Danish lids. 3 p Ct. Russ. Bds. 1622, 5p C. Acct 90
Do Acct 50 * Spanish Bds 5 p Ct 101 1
Mex. thle,ls2S, 6 p Ct 46* 1 1 Ditto 510, 10i
Do Acct. 46* * g I French Rentas,3 p Ct. tOll
Forum. Bds. 5 p C. 711 I Exchange 25( 20c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
_ SHAM

Angle Mexican 100
Brazilian 55
Balm 50
Colombian 100
General Mining Aso. 50
Mexican 100
Alliance British and Foreign 100

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THE AMBASSADORS HAVE QUITTED
CONSTANTINOPLE.

N Damns' 24 (a: EzraEss).

BUCHAREST, Das. 7.

By an extraordinary express we received this morning
the Gazette de France, dated yesterday. From an article
in the Augsburg Gazette, it appears that the Ambassa-
dors of the Allied Powers have certainly departed from
Constantinople. M. D 2 RIDEADPIELIRE left that capital
• on the 4th, and Mr. S. CANNING and Count GuIL•
LIMILNOT followed his example on the Bth December.
DOVER, JANUARY 2.
Mr. TYLECOTE, the King's Messenger, arrived at one
o'clock, P.Y. in the Post Office Packet, from Calais,
charged with dispatches for the Foreign Office, from
Mr.Srastroan CANNING, and proceeded immediately
to London. It was known at Vicnna, on the Messenger's
departure from that city, that the Ambassadors had
quitted Constantinopk on the Bth of December, and 'the
dispatches contain the official comounication of the fact.
Foust o'llocK. —The Messenger stated positively
that the Ambassadors had quitted.
Vice Admiral Sir JOHN Goat landed here this morn-
ing, at four o'clock. A.M. having crossed from Bou-
logne in the Royal George steam. vessel, which was
specially hired for tha occasion. The dispatches
brought by tl e Admiral from the Mediterranean were
forwarded to London without a snement's delay, and
before the Admiral's carriage could be landed. Sir
Joust was accompanied by Captain Fatr.owu, of the
Dartmouth frigate, who commenced the firing on the
part of the Allies at the battle of Navaric. We under-
stand that the rumour of the destruction of the Greek
transports is without foundation: at all events, it was
not known to Sir J. Goan, at the time of his deparumt%

At ten o'clock last night the above Messenger arrived
at the Foreign Office in Downing-street, with dispatches
from M. STaslroaD CANNING. whom be left at Coo•
stautinople. The dispatches are dated the Bth ulr. and
confirm the statement in the French Papers and in our
Dover Letter, via.—that the Allied Ambassadors had
all left Constantinople on the Bth of December ;
with this addition. that Mr. CANNING embarked on that
day for Corfu.
Private letters from Constantinople state, that the
Allied Ambassadors received the kindest attention from
the Vireo and all others in that city, who one and
all exprewod an earnest wish that they would remain
until they sboteld receive further instructions from
their different Courts. It is even added, on the best
authority, that the GRAND Setowroa expressed his
willingness to grant an armistice to the Greeks, but
that Aft.CAIININO declared that unless the Treaty of the
Bth of July was fully adhered to, it was his fixed de-
termination, and that of his Colleagues, to withdraw
from thss Sublime Porte.
laUllit rHO GAZETYC DI TRANCE OE WEDNESDAY.
rARIS. JAL I.
We read in the Augsburg Gazelle t
44 VIENNA, Dm 25.
44 We hive no direct intelligence from Constantinople.
a A French courier arrived yesterday from Paris,
and charged with dispatches for ConstantinoplP, di-
rected to Corfu, where be is expected to find Count
Guilleminot.

eg News has just arrived, by a courier from Bucharest,
that the Russian Ambassador quitted Constantinople
ots die 4th of December, and was gone to Odessa. The
Finch and English Ambassadors followed his min-
as& on the Bth ; the former had embarked for Tou-
loa; and the latter for Corfu.

The report was spread at Constantinople, that the
French Admiral de Rigny had burnt some Greek yes.
eels, and that Lord Cochrane had quitted the station
DE Sao.
Although this news bad not arrived officially either
to the Done or to the Ambassadors, it was believed, be.
Calla Comic Guilleminot had written to the French
Admiral, that he disapproved of the undertaking of
Lord Cochrane at Scio, that the Porte had complained
bitterly of it, and that this circumstance had obstructed