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London, England, 1828-12-05 00:00:00

EVENIN,Q, STAR.

LONDON.
' 41P RIDAY:DECEMBER 5, 1828.

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PRICE OF.STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 209 83 India Bonds 67 9
3 per Cent.lied. 866 f 3 South Sea Stuck
Aper Ct. Cons. Shut Old Annuities 866
tie per Cent. 953 New Ditto
84 per Cent. Red. 956 3 £lOOO Excheq. Bills 65 7
4 per Cu New, Shut .2500 Ditto 68 8
4 per Cent. 1826, 1046 Ii 6 .2108 and AIN Ditto 68 9
I out Ann. 19 7-16 6 Advertised 67
India Stock Shut Consols for Acct. 876 ff f
FOREIGN FONDS, TWO O'CLOt:E.
Austrian Bonds, 5 p. Ct 97 Porteg.Bds.spC. 55
t tdomblan ltd., 6 per Ct. Prusußonds, 5 p Ct 1021
Do. Bonds,' n 4, 246 Russ. 1id5.1822, 5 pCt. 966
valid, 11.1.. 31 Ct. Do. Acct. 963
Do. Acct 633 Spanish lids 5 p Ct. 104 4
Mex. 8d5,1825,6p Ct. 326 Fr. Rentes,3 p Ct. 76f 25c
Perm lid-, 6 p C. 195 Exchange, 25f 30c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
MA KR. PA Its.
35 ' 20 66 67
100 276 13
50 9 5
20 2 .C 1 2,—.21 3s

Brazilian
Colombian
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}limos Fuxin—Pants, Dzc. 2.—Five per Cents. 107 f. 106 f.
95c. 107 f. sc. Three per Cents. 75f. 95c. 76f. 751. 95c. Bank
Stock, 1.8421.50 c. Rentes de Naples, 81f. Royal Spanish Loan,
7911. Haytian Loan, 6251. Exchange on London, one month,
paper, 251.50 c.; money, 251. 25c. Three months, paper, 25f.
1 Oc.—Conrs .thithentipte.

We have received Lisbon Gazettes to the 22d We
inclusive: they add little or nothing to our previous
knowledge of the state of affairs in that capital, and are
wholly silent on the subject of politics, either foreign or
domestic. It appears that there is no foundation for
the repo is of the death of Don Moult.. So far from
affording any degree of sanction for this rumiur, the
bulletins published evening and morning state, nearly in
the same words, that his MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES
'mere doing very well, and (as they uniformly express it)
ithoot any change.

We have received Brussels Papers to the 3d instal t.
• They are almost wl.olly filled with debates in the
Second Chamber cf the States General, relative to the
Liberty of the Press. On this occasion the representa-
tives of the people appear to have thrown off much of
the national phlegm, and to have manifested a spirit,
and ardnur wotthy of the best days of their country.
M. Bnouceaste made a motion for abrogating the

laws of April, 1815, and March, 1818, upon that
-subject. He contended, at some length, for the
necessity of repealing those laws, and for sup-
'poiting the Ptess, as a check upon the proceed-
ings of the Government. He adverted to the pro-
secutions which had taken place in virtue of those
laws, and sttoogly enforced the necessity for pro.
testing the public liberty. The motion led to c n
siderable discussion. M. BROCCICERZ replied, and on.
a division for clo.iog the del•ate, the motion was re-

jected, by 54 totes 1; 51. Thee were only five mem-
bers absent : the debate ss as considered of so important
nature. These five were compelled to absence from
unavoileble causes.

German Papers to the 28th ult. we:e received this
morning : they contain nothing in addition to our
.previons infottnat;on horn the seat of war in the East.
According to an article in the Ausitian Uluerver, there
•has ()ten a dreadful massacre of the Christians in the
town of Candia and its vicinity : it is stated that seven
hundred and fifty dead bodies were counted in the,
streets, besides a number who weft thrown in the sea
and the wells, as victims et Turkish ferocity. The
same excesses have been perpetrated in the town of
Rettirtio, situate on the sea-side, between Candia and
Sad 4. where sixty persons professing the Christian reli-
gion, and the r Psiest, where brutally murdered.
The following ale extracts:
AUG SBU RG, Nov. 23.

The Universal Guzel•e of Greece of 11th Oct. (23d Oct. N.S.)
gives the Decree of the President for the es:ablisbment of a post-
office, not only for the correspondence between the Government
and the several public Authorities, but also between private indi.
viduals. The town which is the seat of Government, will be the
centre of the establishment. There are to be central offices in
Argos, Tr•polizza, and in Epidannes, so long as the Government'
resides in Egina and in Syra, when the Commissioner of the Board
'of Health Is to be Postmaster ; but in the inttrbir of the country,
wh.•re there are no such Commissioners, the office will be given to
ore of the Dentogerontes, who will be chosen by the Government.
Astitthsr Ordinance will be published, containing the more special
regutniuns.