Star.
London, England, 1828-04-28 00:00:00

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MINORITY Ot FIFTY-EIGHT,
SI KS. CattiAres £NSSOOII3II, ?NAT Ma MOT PENS Or intRAT
WALL PO SLITIr 6111ILLIXIM OISTEAD or BIXTY•IPOOR.
Altborp, Lord Harvey, D. W. Protbeire, Edw.
Baring, Alex. Hobbes's., j. C Ramsbohotn, John
Baring, Francis Jepbson, C.ll/. O. Rice, Silting
Baring, Henry Kekewl T. Robinson, G. R.
Barclay, David Yoighl; bt. Robinson. Sir G.
*mai, Ralph Latibouche .H. Rumbold, Chas. E.
alcraft, John Leigh, Chandos Sebrigbt, Sir John
Cave, Ot way Lumley, Saville Slaney, Robs. A.
Cements, Lord Marjoribanks, S. Stanley, Lerd
Crompton, Samuel Marshall, Wm. Thompson, Alderman
Clive, E. B. Martin, John Thompson, Chas. P.
Denison, Wm. Jos. Mona, J. B. Webb, Edw.
Easthorpe, John Morpeth, Lord Wilbraham, Geo. "
Foley, J. H. H. Pendarvi., E. W. Wrottesley, Sir John
Forbes, John Ponsemby, Hon. F. Wood, Alderman
For tescue.Hn.G.M. Ponsonby, Hon. G. Wood. John
Fller, Tina. B. Porn., W. S. Wynn, Rt. Hon. Chas.
Graham, Sir James Phillips, Sir G. Wynn, Sir Wasik' W.
Guest, J. J. Phillips, G. It. Teller.
Harvey, Sir S. PhlUimore, Jos. Hots. E. G. Stanley.

The following is the Scal
BENZTT to regulate the it'll
(IMPRIVIA L

le or Duties proposed by Mr,
portation of Wheat
muscle).
roes IRS GIOAI2III. DUTY.
When under 65. : 20s ad
6s ditto 66s . las ftd,
66s ditto 67s • 16. 8d
67s ditto 68s . 14$ 8d
68s ditto 694 . 12. ad
69. ditto 70$ . Sos ad
70$ ditto 71s . 6s tid
71s ditto 75. . as ad
7lts and upwards is Od
'darter . 24. Id.

PEWS :tit QAAAAA DUTY.
Wben under 56s : 38s 8d
56. ditto 511 . 561 8J
57. ditto 58s . 541 ad
.683 ditto 59. . 341 84
59. ditto 60s . 30. ed

60s ditto 61s . ttls id
61s ditto 621 . 269 64
63s ditto 639 . 24s sd
63s ditto 64. . 22s Id
Average of Doty, the

THE EVENING STAR.

LOI

DON.

MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1828.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

Camels, which left off on Saturday at $6, openea this matting
at M 3 buyer% at which pica they now remain, alternately buyers
and sellers.

CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.

The Camel market has not so goad an appearance as in the early
pert of the morning, as Consols have been Austuating between as;
and Mil for the Account: and at present May be quoted at 86 to I.
It is said that the Hebrew party have been slipping Consols, for
these two days past, to a combinable amount, by which they have
realized ar good profit.
PR ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.

Bank Stock , India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 831 1 Ditto Bonds 99
Spa Ct. Cons. 86 WI South Sea Stock
31 pet Cent. 93 Old Annuities
31 per Cent. lied. 93 2/ 93 £lOOO Excketp Bills 64 5
4 got Ct. New 102* 1 * £5OO Ditto 64 3
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO and .2200 Ditto 64 5
4 per Celli. 1826,1021 1 1 Commercial
Long Aun. 191 5-16 Consols for Acct. MI sir 86
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Brazilian lids. 5p Ct. 60 Portig. lids. 5 p C.
Do. Acjt. 591 Do Acct. 601
°URN% Boods, 6 pet Ct. 26; , Russ. 11d5.1822.5 per Ct. 90 894
INblon.l4.lplliptul.. 6 per Ct. 20 Do. Acct. 90i 89;
D0.80ud.,18k4,231 Fr. Mentes. 5 p C. 102 f 2.5 C 75e
Danish MIA. 3 pet. Exchange, 25t 25e
Do Acct. 60 French Itentes,3 p (t. 69f 25c
Mex. 8d5,1825, 6 pCt Exchange 35f 2Sc
Do Acct 341 j Do Acct
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.

'HAIM PAID.
Brazilian 3.5 20 70 lia
Columbian 100 22e 15i
Calera] Mining Aso. 50 .5 151
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 9

American Papers up to the Bth instant have been re-
ceived. The fist extract strongly marks the feeling
that exists in the united States in behalf of the Greek
cause. It would be no shame to our own Ladies if they
participated in the sympathy of the Ladies of Connec-
ticut for a people to whom we are bound by so many
ties of association, of humanity, and religion. The
second extract informs us of the intention of the
Government to send an expedition into the Pacific and
Southern Oceans, at an expense of 50,000 dollars, to
survey those seas for the benefit of the whale fishery,
now employing 40,000 tons of shipping, and for the
general advancement of science.

The French Papers, under the bead of Smyrna, state
the continued depression of the trade of that port.
Neiler English nor any other vessels are now seen
there, with the exception of the Dutch. It is to be
lamented that the uncertain position of affairs has thrown
some distrust upon the intentions of our Government
We hope it will be removed before the Americans have
secured a footing in the East, which, if the story of
char Commercial Treaty be correct, they will not be
long in doing. It lefAs stated some time since by Mr.
BLagutenx, that the Greek Government bad proposed
to conciliate the United States, by ceding to them one
of the Islands of rue Archipelago, as a commercial sta.
Lion ; and indeed there is no doubt of the views of the
Americans with regard to the Mediteranean.

The Algenseine Zeitung, and Frankfort Papers, each
to the 902 d instant, were received this forenoon. They
do not furnish us with any fresh intelligence from
Turkey. An article dated Syra states, that our Consuls
at Alexandria, and Canea in Candia, were making pre-
parations to quit those countries. The latter had already
taken down the Consular flag. The fwllowiwg are extracts*