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THE EVENINd STAR.

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DAY, JANUARY 28, 1828.

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STOCK RECHANGFC, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
'"The Consol market is rather heavy this morning, and Uttle Is
doing. Consols opened at SG for the Account, and Italy now be
iptotsd 3t 854. _ _ _

CITY, HALF-PAST ONB O'CLOCK.
'Rte notice of Mr. STRATFORD CASIONO to the Consuls at Smyrna
has had some effect on the Consol Market this morning, which
have been Suctuating from 851 to 851, and at present may be
gisoted at 85.4 alternately buyers and sellers.
• no Public are anxious in regard to the Ktso's Speech, to.
morrow ; but Is is said it will be *try short.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock tit) 2021 8101 India Stock
3 per Cent. lied. 661 1 1 Ditto Bonds 91 95 92
S per Ct. Cons. 851 i f New South Sea Annuities
'5 per Cent. New Annuities 861
SI per Cent. Red. 951 i 11000 Racing. Bills 61 60
4 pet Ct.. New 1011 i h i £5OO Ditto 61 60
4 per Cent. Scrip - £lOO and £2OO Ditto 61 60
• per Cent. 18^_6,105 1021 .. Commercial .
Long Aim. 19 9.16 1 Consols for Acct. 8.51 1.1 1'
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Virdsis ltd.. 5 p Ct. 611 ' Penny. Bds. 6p C.
Creek Bonds, S p Ct.l7 Do Acct 25
..Do. ads. 18v5,5 p Ct. 18 171 • Fr. Bentes, 6 p C.104f 506
3dea .8.12,1825,6 p Ct 441 Exchange, 25f 15c
Do. Acc. 45 Do. And.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHAIMS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MAUR. rain.
Anglo Mexican 100 85 271
Bolivar 50 71 51
British Iron- Company 50 421 101
Colombian 100 221 241
Mexican 100 ' 23 111 12 11
Beal del Monte 4OO 400
c Do." Do. 450 450
United Mexican 40 35

460 465
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Saturday night a Supplement to Ihe Gazette was
published, in order to announce the following appoint-
ments, all of which had previously been known to the
poblie in the way of reports, but which needed the
96cial confirmation that they have now received:

SUPPLEMENT TO
THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, 3*s. 25.

SATURDAY, JAS. 26.

At the Court at Windsor, the 26th day of January, 1828, pre.
Sept the Kings most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty
in. Council was this 'day pleased to declare Henry Earl Bathurst
Lord Pre.ident of his Majesty's Most Honourable Pri.vy Council,

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and Isis Lordship took his place at the Board aocordingly.
Thi► day the Right Honourable Edward Lord Encnborough
was, by his Maiesty's command, sworn of his Majesty's Mo►t Ho-
Bearable Privy COVIICii, and his Lordship took his place at the

Board accordingly.
His Majesty Yarling been pleased to deliver the custody of the
Privy Seal to the Right Honourable Edward Lord Ellenhorough,
the Oath of the Keeper of the Privy Seal was this day adminis.

tried to him.
His Majesty hawing been pleased to deliver the custody of the
Seats of the Duchy and County Palatine of Lancaster to the Right
Honourable George Rarl of Aberdeen, the Oath of Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lantaster,was this day, by his Majesty'scommand,
administered to his Lordship accordingly.
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right Honour-
able Robert P.wt ess be one of his Majesty's Principal Secretaries,
♦e was this day, by his Majesty's contniand, sworn one of his Ma-
jesty's rriocipal Secretaries of State accordingly.

This day the Lords of the Treasury held a Special
-Board, at the Board-room in the Treasury, at which
the Duke of WELLINGTOW presided as First Lord.

. PAitt.taaf,sur will meet to morrow, when the Session
'will be opeOedlivy ROYAL CorautastoN. All the usual
loisualNies will take place, and the Address in answer
stOhe Spaeth of the Lords Commissioners is expected
co be voted, without any regular opposition, certainly
withons a` division. But no official business will be
•Seibutiutd to either House,. until after the re election of
the Ministers who are Members of the H use of Com-
mons'. The Speech with which the Session is to be
opened received the formal sanction of his MAJESTY at
a Council held at Windsor on Saturday last.
We last night received the Paris Papers of Friday,
and the Gazette de France dated Saturday, the latter
furnishes us with a copy of the Memorandum addressed
by Mr. Evastreoau CANNING to the English Consulate
• at Bmyrna after his departure from Constantinople.—
This.
document, which appears in our front page, con-
veys 11
very little additional intelligence, most of the points
on which it treats having been already mentioned
' thfough the medium of the German Journals.
The intelligence from Constantinople ii rather of an
hostile complexion; the preparations for war continue
t be made on the most extended scale, and much activity
is shewn in the arsenals. The subjects of the Allied
Powers are at the same time making arrangements for
their departure from the Turkish capital. From Odessa
. we are informed, that opposite to Ismail, the Turks
have an entrenched camp which extends to Bardaboi,
and is only an hour's march from the Danube.+-
The Russians on their side have made all their preps-'
rations to pass at the (sit order this same line, which
presents many difficulties on accotsit of the breadth of
the. river, but the passage is, however, much less dap.
gerous at that place than at any other. Report adds,
• *that the Emperor of RUSSIA, in person, is expected to
join the army of Count WITTGENATZIN.

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A Lisbon Mail arrived yesterday, by which we re•
ceived Papas to the 19th inst. They are almost entirely
occupied with the Addcess of the Chamber to the PAIN-
MISS RIG6IIT, in answer to her Royal Highness's Speech,
&livered from the Throne at the opening of the Sesslou.
Is is as usual an echo of the Speech, and in the ordinary
• swle of tvosoplimentary acknowledgment. Two pro-
, pohisioas, were submitted to the Chamber on the
. 1761 rillpecting the trade in foreign corn, for the
purpose** ascertaining what difficulties lie in the way
of excluding the Spanish grabs Which is at present
smuggled over the frontiers, and whether there were,
any acts obi* directly ot indirectly, aathOrised im•