The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-27 00:00:00

LON DON't.4 TES!' NE TY'S,

City, Saturday Evening, half part Seven o'clock.
At the close of the election for East Surrey the mob, in order
fully to support their character as destructives, made a most des-
perate attack upon the colours of Captain Alsager, and suc-
ceeded iu destroying them. This triumph is put. forth in the ra,
dical destructive organ "the Globe," iu the following genuine,
and particularly reforming style, by that official channel of the
desperate faction.
"The riot and confusion during daylight was equal to any of
the past elections, but the reform party.was ruccestful.
" The union-jack, for the first time, was lowered beneath the

tri-color 1 ! !"
Here is a Precious avowal of the infamy of the party stunning
our senses with." reform." Here is a precious triumph, a truly
radical-one, the lowering of the union-jack to the tricolor. This

is what is termed "the refirm party was succe.l.4l! ! .1" If any-
thing were wanting to show that the revolutionary herd would
gladly prostrate not only the national flag of England, and huzza
at its dishonour, but her altar, throne, and constitution, and
.trample upon the ruins, it is this splendid triumph-avowing
paragraph of the scribe of the destructives. We have all
along known that nine out of ten of those ragged and dingy
belluwers calling- . themselves the supporters. of the "bill,
the whole bill, and nothingliut the bill," would sell their own
mothers for a quartern of Fearon's or Stevens' compound ot
trash properly called "blue ruin," and that, consequently, they
were not likely to be very delicate upon tiro subject of national
honour, but we had yet to learn that Messrs. Carlile, Ilethriug_
ton, and the other retailers of printed poison, were opposed by
so formidable a rival as the ex-Ministerial journal. It is well,,
however, that these worthies unmask themselves, and that they,
despite of all their cunning, betray that, whether it be the na-
tional King, the national church, or the national' standard, they
Would crush all under foot in order that a reckless and disgust-
ing faction might mount upon the fragments, and commence
their race of plunder, anarchy. and degradation.
Since the settlement of the consul account which we noticed
iu our last, there has not been much business doing in the Eng-
lish securities, nor has the fluctuation been of much importance.
Money is, howeVer. abundant,. and maybe had at 3 Per-cent.
Corisols butli Arr:nuhner'and account are at 9IA, rather firni, and
inclining to buyers.' Exchequer bills support their last premium
of 42 to 43, and India Bonds are 20.

The foreign market has been the scene of much speculation
during the last day or two. In the transatlantic stocks the lot-
sine's doing has been to some extent:' Brazilian Bonds 'are 821
83 ; Chilian raw from. 37 to 38; Columbian are WIWI; Mex-
ican Bonds are 411 1, and are an exception Ito the buoyancy by
which the other bonds of the new world are distinguished. - We
have no particular reason for the improvement, if we. except a
spirit of speculation evidently on the, increase here, and partak_
ing in a minor degree of the mania of 18251826. There has
also been consideraW fluctuation in Spanish and Portuguese
Bonds; the latter in particular have been in. request, and are
60h.]. Spanish Bonds have been as low as 54, but are now 55,
and the new scrip, after being as low as 58 pretniuth, left off this
afternoon at II premium. All the Northern Bonds are looking
upward ; RusSian Stock is 1084 109 f; Belgian Bonds, 991 IflO;
Dutch 5 per Cents, It7l 101 i, and the 24 per Cents. 511 - The
advance in them both have been somewhat arrested by the in-
tel ligenee of the illness of the Prince of Orange.
In the Share Market there has been a partial return of that
speculation for which the market was formerly so famous, (qy.
infamous.) The accounts froth the Real del Monte Mines are
said to be good, and the shares haie been .as high as £33 per share,
but are quoted £3l 10s. Anglo-Mexican shares are also
better, being 48 10s.. to -.£9.los„aud United Mexican are £4 lOs
to £5. We need scarcely say, that we have no faith in any of
these schemes, and merely report the state of the market as
given here. We are perfectly aware that the mines of the dif.
fercnt associations have aol been more bored than have the ears
ofthe shareholders for gold, and that most unfortunately the
latter have beets worked with the greatest effect.
By advices front Copenhagen we learn that it was genet ally
understood that the King of Denmark was about to meall his
minister front the Spanish court, not exactly admiring the apti.
tude with which that functionary had imbibed the "
opinions of the government to which he was accredited as a re-
presentative—not us a proteo.

Accounts have been received from the frontiers of Poland
to the Bth instant, which state that the reicrn of the
Emperor Nicholas from Berlin through Poland was likely to be
productive of favourable results to some of the afflicted refugees
of that unfortunate nattott, several of their relatiies having ven-
tured to forward petitions in their favour, whiCh had beet) re"
ceived, and an answer returued that their prayer would be con-
sidered.•

Accounts have been received from Corfu to the 28th of Dec-
They state that the Otto Man Consul-Cleneral had received de-
ipatChes stating the termination of the revolt in Albania, Ac-
cording to these, the -celebrated Albanian Chief, Tuphel Busi
had put himselrat:the head of the Albanian rebels, and had en:
tered Berat, the troops of Mahomed Padre, of Janina, being
unequal to opposu,lpin. 110.0 m.
_4lgiliforved by 150 tnen..
from'llibra andllaltia, whichl&w _„r
force was• increased to 161.1/4)
men. The fort'of Berat, howe%er, resisted all his efforts, and
lie had not the means of reducing it. lu this state of things se_
veralof the Turkish Beys arrived at Scutari to confer with lie-
fix niche, the governor of that place, upon
.the hest means of
restoring tranquillity to Albania. Aiming these chiefs was Pe-
chin Bey, Teraui Cavaja, and El Bassin, whose united forces
were equal to checking the progress of Tephel Busi. Negotia-
tions were, however, commenced, abide terminated in lephel
Busi evacuating Berat, and in the restoration of peace ou cer-
tain conditions." : •

Wu have advices from. Madras to-day.of the 10th of October.
The commercial accounts -mention that European goods were
without any material change from the former advices, e:theriin
price or demand. The holders of iron and copper anticipated
a rise"in price, and held back from selling. Hams and cheese
and other fresh articles were 'alone in demand. Freights to Lon-

non were £3 per ton fur dead weight, and £4 for light weight.
Zaptz,in Diclinson, whose- absconding from l3angalore had
caused so much conversation, had been arrested 'at the Mauri-
tius, and was to be sent to Madras under a military guard.