Star.
London, England, 1828-01-25 00:00:00


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THE EVENING STAR.

LoNtroN.

• FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. 1848•
Cconrsastoor or Sr. PAvL•.-BotmsT Tali B•NN.

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STOCK EXCHA NS K, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
There is a great dearth of intelligence in tbe City this morning.
Consols opened at 1154 4, with little or nothingdoing ; since which,
they bate been done at $53, and at present they may be quoted at
the above price. alternately buyers and sellers.
The Foreign market remains stationary, with scarcely a bargain
doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols were done at 851, but have improved, and may now be
quoted at 851 buyers.
Accounts have been received this knorning from Vienna, stating.
that since the departure of the Ambassadors from Constantinople,
the Porte has become analogy to settle her differences with the
Allied Powers, in consequence of which. it is stated that the Rats
Errcest has expressed. in a letter to our Government,kis wish that
our Ambassador should again return to Constantinople, and ac-
cording to the above lefarmation, great hope, are entertained that
the differences will be amicably settled, without coming to any
further hostilities.
There is no express this morning from Paris; but--vre have re-
ceived the printed prices of the Re ntes after 'Change hours on
Tuesday, which are—Five per Cents. 1041. Sec. Three per Cents
01. I Sc. which are higher than the prices quoted tbls morning.
In the Foreign market. scarce a bargain doing. Mexican Bonds
continue drooping, every thing is in a state of anarchy its that
country, and great fear is entertained that the Provinces will
separate themselves into different Republics. They have no money
to pay the troops with.
FORICItite FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Prasilien Ws. 5p Ct. 601 Ferny. Mts. 6 p C.
Buenos Ayres lids. 6p C. 41 Do Acct 254
t'sslonihlan 14.A.1.. 6 per Ct. 194 Portug. Bds. 5 pC. 7s 44
Do.Dontis.lBl4, 23 Ross. Bds. 1822, 5 per Ct. 831
°anis& ild‘ 5 p Ct. De. Acct. 93f
Do Acct. GI f Spanish Bds Sp Cr 101
Mex. lids. toes, 6p Ct 444 I # Fr. Betties, 3p C. 70f 50c
Do. Are. 45 4f S 41 f 4 Exchange. 251 20e
BRITISH AND FOKEIGN SHARKS. TWO O'CLOCK.
MAIM Palo.
A glo Mexican 100 85 27}
General Mining Assts. SO 5 134 14
Mexican 100 13 104 10 11
Mining Company of Ireland $5 •• 34 54
Real del Monte 400 400
Do. Do. • 450 450 400
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10 Of
Protector Fire 20 s .81
British Gas 50 11144
liverpooll &Manchester 180 40 00
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, JAW. 25.

WHITEHALL, Javvaav
The King has been pinned to direct letters patent to be passed
under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, constituting and appointing his Grace Arthur Duke
of Wellington, M.G. the Right Honourable Henry Go:dhows
Glanville Charles Henry Somerset,, Eaq. (commonly called Lord
Granville Charles Henry Beenevast); Frieda Nathaniel Unarm-
haw, Wt. (nongnolol cal/m! Ilsrl, slo;4ntAbarles); and Ed-
ward Granville Eliot, Lia. (runirpreekp Piled Lund allot) and
also Edmund Atexasdar. DPNagletess, /et to, h. Ceinunissieners
for queening the nacos d Tremurer pf the gar,f4equer of Great
Britain and Lord High Treanirer of !telarsik ,
Tbe King has aim been pleased to direct, litters patent to be
passed soder ate Great Se4l of Ow 'United Kiev*, of Great
Britain and 'razed; granting to dee Right Honourable Henry
Gauthier% the diem of Chancellor, and, Under. Treasurer of his
klajeety's Exchequer.
The King haealeekbeetipleasedte direct letters patent tp be passed
under the Great Seal of the United Weikel% of Great Britain and
lighted, granting the Orme and place of Advocate. General ee Judge
Martial of his Majesty's Forms to the Right Hen. sir John
Beckett, Bart.

Thu Ring has also been 'teased to direct totters patent to ho
passidtindes she Great Seal, =indenting and appointing the Right
Hon. John Charles Harks to he Master and Worker of bia
klajooty's • Mat. .
WHITEHALL, Jas.
• limps, has been pleased to direct letters patent to he passed
undstilleVrtat find, grinning the dignity da Bamn of the United
KingdoettOf Great Britain and Ireland snip the Right Honourabli
Thomas Wallace, MO the heits male of his body lawfully begotten,
by the name, stile, and tit* of Karen *Asa, of KnaMedale, is the
county of Northumberland.
DUCHY OF LANCASTER, JAIWAST t 5.
The King has been pleased to &ice laws patent to pass the
Seals of his lelaj'ely7s Duchy and County Paraiiee pfLancaster . for
constituting and appointing the Right on.
George Kart of Aber.
dean, Chancelhar of thessald Rielly, and County Palatine during his
phie".sl4.ll6"'" _
This afternoon another. Cabinet Conseil was -held
Oe Foreign 011itet;In Donning.sueet, which was
was numerntasli.tanDtlea:

'llfr: Viiiiiikkaino Lain removes from the Treasury
t 6 the 99/ird A A which he is to be Vice Pre:i-
tL.4
dam t and is tabs eJ at the Treasury by O wners
,
Dawson, Eq. Mx. with whom JOSEPH PLANTS, Esq.
M.P. is to be joint Secretary. '
• lathe Under Secretaryships of the 'Foseign Depart.
Meat we are glad to hear, no alterition is intended.
'they cannot be better filled than they ate at present.
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One of the most interesting speculations with re-
ference to the probable effects of the new Ministry is,
whether the Catholic Question will be thereby advanced
or retarded? It may at first appear, that the substitu-
tion tit a Cabinet whose Members are said to be divided
in the proportion of seven against, and six for the
Claims, for one, which, with the exception of four
Melanin inconsiderable in their influence, was de-
cidedly favourable to the measure, will inevitably frus-
trate for the present the possibility of the Emancipation
being carried. Yet when we consider the insuperable
objection to its being made a Cabinet measure, from the I
declared sentiments of the first Personage in the king-
dom on the subject, it may reasonably be expected that
the Question will now gain as much by perpetual agita.
icon in Parliament and out of it, as it would by the,
known favour of a Alining, who nevertheless were
compelled to abstain from introducing, and even to
dppe ecate the discussion of it, for fear of embarrassment.
Mo. to Kamm's own words in his place, last May, it
maybe recollected, were—g, Though I feel myself at
pesfettliberty to moot this question--whether in Par-
liament or. nut of Parliament—in office or out of office
—at soy time and in any manner I please, yet I have
4,0 t, aid 4al owl, violate lire Royal Convict:a—l will
iterpect it in -the present Soveteign as I have dune in the
la p.pisg." It seems, therefore, very doubtful, whether,
solder the leficate circumstances of that Premier (and
tilliptirppw• was in the same situation), the frimdi
"o:fthOCithnlics might not have beers induced to retain
frilent at beast for a Seswoo nr. two longer.

IR'e'rectiVtd list sight Cbr:itioniteur pLYAseaslaysettd
usc cite de Fraisee J.tei WeJnes.lo. eattacts ho m

which appear under the usual head• Theists, Ministers,
though they hartbeest general,' charged with weakness
by the chid organs of the different parties, seem to
pursue a wise and patriotic course. Their first efforts
are' evidently directed to the emirpation of that bineful
influence which, under the patronage of Comsat and
most of his Colleagues, the Jesuits were fast regaining
in France.

With this view the official Gazette contains a Report
from Count PORTALIII to the KING, recommending the
appointment of a Commission to inquire into the state
of the Ecclesiastical Schools, for the purpote of securing
the execution of the laws in them, and to place them in
harmony with the political Legislation. 'The Commis-,
sion includes several of the most respectable names in
France, so that there is no reason for supposing that the
inquiry will not probe the subject to the bottom, and
prove a death blow to the pernicious influence of the
Jesuits. The report boars the Loyal approbation of
the 20th January.

This morning we received the Algemeine &hung to
the 19th inst. The intelligence from Constantinople,
through this medium, continues to represent the pre-
parations making by the SULTAN, in the event of
hostilities, to be of the most extensive description. At
the same time we are hammed, that' through the
continued exertions of Baron OTTENFELR for an ami-
cable adjustment, aided by the GRAND VIZIER, a strong
feeling prevails at that capital, that the peace of Europe
will not be di.turbed. An article him 'Neste coArms
the account we gave yesterday of the arrival of Mr.
STRATFORD CANNING at Corfu. The following are
extracts