Star.
London, England, 1828-02-13 00:00:00

THE .EVENING STILA. •

• • IadONDIAA •
WEDSESDAY, FEBRUARY is, MS.
STOCK EXCithNOK, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The accounts received this morning, from Portstrinutfi, state that
Lord Cocuaane has arrived there from. Gives*, in the Unknell
yacht, to the astonishment of every one, and various Conjecintes
are formed on tie subject. •
The Consul nseeket. has not the good appearance it had yes,
terday, caused by the seeming divisions amongst the Ministry. and
the reported resignation of 3lr. Ilussusos.
Consols opened this morning at 8;5 for the Account, sisd at
present may be quoted 851 1, with very little doing.
CITY, HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK,
The Cansol market has remained stationary, during the whole of
the morning, at 851 5, with little or nothing doing.
In the Foreign market, the chief doing is in Brasilia's shares,
which have lowered since yesterday.
PRICE OF scoots AT TWO"O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2005 India Stock
3 per Cent. Red. 864 4 Ditto Bonds 94 93
3 per Ct. Cons. 855 5 South Sea Stock
35 per Cent. 935 Old Annuities
35 per Cent. Red. 955 1 £lOOO Excbeq. Bilk 61
4 per Ct. New 10Ij 1 £5OO I)itto 61
4 per Cent. Scrip £lOO :Ind £2OO Ditto 61 68
4 per Cent. 1826,1035 5 India for Acct.
Long Ann. 19 13-16 I Consols fur Acct- 855 1 5
FOREMN FUNDS, TWO O'CIAWK.
BrasiNan Ms. 5p Ct. Melt Ms. Sp Ct. 265
Do. Acct. 625 Mex. 1ida,1825,.6 p Ct.3B
Colombian 1145ta,1.. 6 per Ct. Do. Acc. 365 Si 65 f
Do. Bontlso 81/44. 265 6 Porteg. lids. 5 p C.
Do. Acct. 265 Sj Do Aect. 74
owlish 11,1.. 3 I. Ci. 615 Spanish Ms 5p Ct
Greek Bonds, 5 p Ct. 175 5 Do 510, 105
BRITISH AND FOREIGN, SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MAME. rank

Brazilian
Bridal' Iron Colopany
Colombian

SS 40 79 76
SO 441 10
100 1114 11

Metican 100 ---113 •
Uilited 'Mexican 40 55
Alliance British and Foreign 100 10
Anglo Mexican Mint 15 5
Canada 100 10
EXCHANGES.
HAMIIIIIILGW, Pea. 6-011 I.olklUls, 13 si ; II M. 13 7.
Loma, Fan. 6.-3 M. 46. 15i.
DiaLui, Fes. 3—On Landon, 3 M. 6

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15 14t
9b i
3 4
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In the House of Lards last night. the motion of Lotd
Wasaanctirra for a Committee on the Oame Laws was postponed.
In the House of Commons Mr. Gammen took hla seat. Mr. M. A.
TAYLOR brought forward his motion respecting the delays in Chan-
cery. After a diseusaion, in which the Soticrron Gesonsat,Mr. Fes.
stesson, Mr. Secretary Pan, and Mr. BANCO pined, the motion was
I unanimously agreed to. Sir Joon Nmirroar, after complaining
of the mode in which the business of the Admiralty Court in
Ireland was managed. moved for certain 'lemma connected with
that Court. After a fed words from Mr. W. LAWS. the motion
was agreed to,.as was another motion of Sir Jour's, respecting the
Vestries hoiden under the recent Church and Parochial Rater Act.
On the motion that the Report of the Committee of Supply be
brt.ught up, Mr. Musts apposed it, on account of want of informa-
tion respecting the Finance Committee,—Mr. Pan assured the
!louse that the Committee lii question would have all the power
of that of 11117. and would embrace the whole of the public earn-
ditunt in all its various department.; but he would not enter Into
any particular capitulation wail Friday. -

It is corldently mite in the City that Government
has it in contra:o.6.n to lay a Ts: on Funded Property
only; -and we can sta a that an organised list has gone
ibis morning from the Bask of the different Funded
Property deputited therr, in classes from 101. to the
highest amounts No doubt this Tax will be MOM-
mended to the Finance •Committee.

. ,
The French Papers of Sunday, with the Gazette de
Praxes dated Monday, arrived la.t night by express.
The Morning Papers bring no news of importance, be-
ing almost exclusively filled witli the proceedings of
the Chamber of Deputies repecting the versification of
the powers of the Member.. The Gazette de France
informs us, under the head of Warsaw, January 7, that
the army of Lithuania had marched for 11,1 and, to
replace the troops which had left that kingdom, and
joined the army in the South. It, head quarters were
'to be at Warsaw, and the advanced guard at the dis-
tance of a few days journey. I: is added that all the
Polish Officers were .bout to join the army, and that
the departure of the Grand arke CONSTANTIN/ was
expected to take place in a short ti rre.

Lord Cocuanat arrived in his schooner the Unicorn
at Spithead yesterday. His Lord hip landed at Ports•
mouth about one o'clock, and on his appearing at the
Custom House, was advised to return to his ship and
proceed to the Quaranine Ground, an. there wait until
regularly relieved. It was a matter of great surprise
seeing his Lordship, and the object of his return to this
country at such a time esnnot well be imagined.

We have received this mot ning Dutch ancillamburgh
Papers to a late dote. Their contents are without inst
Lportance: but the following estr act, which we have
made from the Algemine Zeitung, will be read with
nterest