Star.
London, England, 1828-05-01 00:00:00

Official Value of British ard Irish Produce and }l'anyf3ctutas,
• of Foreign and Colonial Prodoce and listufactures, eapv4
from Iteland..tocetber with the Imports into Inland, for 40
year ended sth January,
Imposts into Ireland . • • • •
Exports from Ireland—
Brltbh and Trish Produce . . .
Forelon and Colonial Produce .

. Al .41211,r0

Total . . • •
WM. lItVIIfG, Inspertor•Oeneral of Imports and
Inspector, General's °See, Custom House,
London. April 14. 1828.
Of the Irish Etports Nine-Tenths are to the British '
dies, North American dokinies, and the United State,.

THE EVENING STA

LONDON.

THURSDAY, MAY 1. !Mi.
ST. PHILIT AND Si. Jaunt-o.olg HOLIDAY,

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCk
This being a close holiday, the Dank, Stuck Exchange,
Foreign markets are closed, consequently the jobbers c-
have assembled on the Royal Radians e. Consols which
yesterday at 851, bas been done on 'Change this mo►ning r
This Improvement is owing to the various reports set ;
terday bring untrue.
In Foreign Securities nothing doing at present.
CLTY, HALF-PAST ONE
In the early part of the morning, fifty thousand Consols
height on 'Change at esi for the Accoant, and the
pared steady' at that prism; soon after, other sales wok
Consols receded to $5l
'The. Paris prices ot Tuesday evening have arrived.
I Three per Cents. Relates were at 70f. 20e. and the Five
'Were at 102 f. 70e. Also the Vienna price of the 19th
the Metalliques were at $9l.
The. Express from Paris brings private letters of Mt.
Ins's-date ; one of them says, " that it is believed here,
Turks will use the Russians the trouble of marching.'

The French Pipers of Monday, extracts of
in another column, are destitute of political
The article from Nuremberg affirms, that
intention of the Russians to remain in the Pros
an army of occupation, until the Treaty of Iscl
be fulfilled by the Porte. That such may be
as the present object of NICHOLAS is highly i
but we can hardly believe that a force so imi
the Russian army can be kept for any lent
in a state of inactivity. Nor is it the charact
SULTAN to be awed into compliance by a measure
this kind. The dogged obstinacy of the Divan b
remained too long unmoved by the threats of the gre
Powers of Europe, to pay much consideration tff
remote a danger as the occupation of a frontier protium
by Russia. Half.measures-seldom answer their purport
and it may be doubted whether a brisk advance of tt
Russians towards the centre of the Turkish dominio;
would not be the roost likely event to bring the Sri.,
to reason, and-restore peace in the East of Europe.

We have inserted a leiter from Cart!).
.which it appears that a revolutionary intern'
made in Colombia by a few factiouvehieftai)
the, Government from the authorities al
flotavan. The inhabitants, however, h,
sense of the value of their present 'nicht
Oreauselver up in their houses, and showed
mace -to the insurgents. Bot. IVA it has oar(

it necessary to resume his military characti
bead of a considerable force.

. The extreme poverty. of the Episcopal
Siotland is, we believe, hardly known to the
of the E..tablishiaetit in this country; A;
stipends of the Presbyterian Ministers are ver
their condition is one of affluence compat
Episcopalian brethren. It appease, from
bnely published on this subject,:liAn
Letter from Edinburgh, to the Archbishops
of England and Ireland," that the 'Bishops
have no provision whatever, independent of
of their congregations, besides a small fund I.
raised in England, from which the Bishops,
average, get but 501. a year. 11. A Bishr
option," says the writer, si of this being the
his income, or of obtaining an additional
condition of residing at a great distance
seat of his Episcopal duties, in going to pert
he must at all ages, in all states of heal(
posittee phi:icel inability, and in all weather,
teat with the outside of a stage coach. Take
thclearnedlishop Jor.i.x. I ask, is it decen‘
amiable man, and at his advanced .time of '
SO ratio, age) should receive only 90t. a yr
'Lordships must exclaim to one another, in
ofthisestpostle, s These things ought not to
Tbliilicertninly'a great contrast to the
ra ifaselish-Prelate, and we sincerely cow
- that they should have founs
porticr(i'd sympathy among their rich brethr_
of therbriird.lt is not very creditable to those who rtie cow
tißiaal!festolling the doctrine and practice of the Chore '
of England, and shouting the advantages of the allian
of Chtteih and State, that their regardlor that Cher '
seems- to abate considerably in places where it is
established by law. Is it consistent that the letters di I,
missory of a Scotch Bishop should be refused by s
English Bishop, because the latter was unacquaint
with the handwriting of the Scotch Bishop? And y
the pamphlet informs us that such has been the fact.--
We trust the Church of England will begin to think of
her brethren north of the Tweed, and of her drain
towards them, were it only to maintain her character
for consistency. We do not admit that the Scotch
Episcopalians, who are there but a small sect of 1/16•
seaters, have any claim to a Parliamentary grant; but
we recommend their appeal to all who wish that the
existence of that sect should be prescrrud.
A fact is noticed in the letter from Edinburgh, %hkb
as been much agitated in the late debarial Nu EiliP
copaliats. can be a Judge, a Professor at one of ac
Un"ifersities, or a Magistrate, withodt aitually sabscrib•
ing the Preskyierian Cortferaion of Faith.' 150-much
for
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