Star.
London, England, 1829-08-18 00:00:00

ilns ...... 43 ...... I 790 1.161 On 170 lIT ---=
6 ... .. 334 .. 706 1.136 1.1'4 143 167 319
7, -.- 327 06 296 2,338 103 240 216
II ...... 331 218 899 1101 713 591 430 ITS
I ISIS .•-• - 2.371 $9l am 4,999 1.031 1.691 185 111
I 14 3411 Geo 1144 1,333 I fa. Lour -- • 941 464 138
13 163 06 SW 943 1719 4.337 7.513 1,358 431 23*
II 11l 1.090 3911 586 1.118 3.114 TAU 1.409 413 435
IT 1,145 6.41 479 1,8981 057 7,953 30341 1.154 513 171
19 ass ken rm 0,613 1.190 9.333 1.381 tom an 4711
.. 19 1140 3,199 715 71,351/ 1.149 CM 11,4114 1.914 047 635
"4 1695 1.474 7.330 1.113 4.923 ' 1.190 Mil 4.190 lASI 429 On
fa 1 1.397 11.130 eO4 4420 3,4 N 0.4111 *AU Lille MI 30
3 1,447 1.313 1,570 3,959 11.118 TAM kiss 1.915 410 449
3 1,331 2,344 11111 SASS !IMO 9,193 3,560 1.134 502 313
4 1,111 1,394 1,131 1,913 I 733 7,709 LOGO lAN 100 316
I 5 103 1,411 1,431 4,813 I 732 4,3013 kris 1,63 601 433
6 1,140 1,525 1.4193 11•654 919 saw 3,411 1,011 150 773
7 1.903 1,755 1.734 5,573 1,554 PUN 1.067 1.081 446 651
t 5 UN 3,533 1,335 sma 1 kime ar,sis 404362 1.953 09 744
In addition to the abort, there la exported annually to Germany
about 1.100 tens—to Spain and Gibraltar, about $OO tons—to
Malta, Turkey and die Levant, about 1,000 tons—to the Brazils,
about 1,000 tons—to Mexico and South America. about 1,000
tons—and to Gummy. Jersey and Man, about 500 tons : and
in INS, there were 1.100 tons exported to the north of Europe.
A due properties, aline./ A the other kinds of Lion is exported to
these respective parts of the world ; the exact quantities of which
—to Germany, and to Spain and Gibraltar—will appear in the
statement which we limn insert to-morrow : bat our columns
would not emblem the whole.

CITY. Tw Elms o'CLocs.
Consols opened this morning at the price they left of yesterday.
S7l j for the Account, and the same for mosey. at which price
they may be quoted at present, with little business doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols have improved since the early part of the massing,
whets they were at 1171 for the Account, and at present they have
got up to nth to *. and for next Account Sili : the improvement
is owing to the opinion of the well-lakeined that the Turks can-
not continue the war much longer. and there is great expectation
at Vienna of an armistice : It is also stated that the Russians have
taken at Erzeroum upwards of 100 pieces of cannon, with eve
Pacbas. Several good buyers have appeared in the Canso! Market.
In the Foreign Market the chief doing was in Danish and Brazil
Bands. The Brasil Mining Shares beet again lowered 41. to Si.
per Shea—Brezilian, Pi-S.—Buenos Ayres, 20.1.—Colombian,
161 114.—. Danish,
Letters

are represented to be in town from Odessa of
the 27th of July, stating that the plague has re-appeared
there, and a cvmdon sanitaire has been established. Great
fears were entertained for the provisioning of the Russian

army.
We understand that a Spanish courier has arrived from
Madrid.

Advicea from Vienna state that Giurgevo had surren-
dered to the Russians by capitulation.
An article in the Gazette of Auyslitirgh of the 12th
inst. states that the condition of the Turkish army is truly
ominous. The troops under HUSSEIN PACIIA have re-
- ♦oked, and refused to go against the enemy.
We have several arrivals from the East Indies—from
Madras to the 10th April ; and from Calcutta to March
4 ; but we do not hear they bring any political informa-
tion of consequence.
We understand that the Russian Admiral in the Me-
diterranean has wrote to his Government, that two or three
ships of the line of the Russian fleet are unfit for service.
We also know that it is the intention of our Govern-
ment not to augment our fleet in the Mediterranean, but
when ai ship has served its time and ordered home,
another is to be sent to replace it.
Extract of a letter from Madrid, August 4 :—" The
want of money is so great for the expenses of the mar-
riage of his MAJESTY, that the Minister of Finances has
proposed to the merchants of the capital, to farm some
part of the revenue of the Crown, provided they advance
five millions of Teals which the KING is in need of. It is
doubtful if the Minister can get more than three or four
millions of reals.—The two brigs, Eclair and Royaliste,
lately arrived at Ferol, from the Manilla ; they touched
at the island of St. Helena, and the Captains went pp see
the house of Napoleon, and his tomb. This habitation,
which was divided in three parts, is at present the stables
for the Governor's horses, as well as a depot for straw
and corn.••

Admiral de RI G N Y, it s confidently stated from Paris,
will not consent to sit in the same Cabinet, or by the side
of those men who, under the dictation of Lord WELLING-
TON and MZTTEZNICH, signed the odious Protocol of
the 22d March, destructive of the independence of Greece