Star. — 1822-01-12 (London, England)

THE EVENING STAR.  LONDON.  SATURDA Y, JANUARY 12, 1822. STOCK EXCIIANGE-011 O'CLOCK: The Marker opened this morning at 7744 34, and hAie continued to fluctuate between that price and 77%8 : but very little business is doing, principally in settling accounts previous to the Account Day, on Friday.—Current prices: Bank StOck 238-3 per Cent. Red. 76% 77 3 Per ('ent..Cens. 761/8 76 3/8 2/4 314 per Cent. 87% 7/8-4 per Cent. 9614 3/. 5 per Cent. Navy 10814 54 Bank Lllg Annuities 19 7-16 2/6 • Imperial 3 per Cts. 76'4 Exch. Bills, ss. Gs. pr.—Do. Small Gs. 7s. pr. Cons. for Account 7754 24 Ys It is currently reported again this morning, that on•the meeting pf Parliament, a proposition will be made for the red,,etiiin of the Interest, One per Cent.  The French Papers of Wednesday last have arrived, but they contain, little intelligence of importante. The Chamber of Deputies met on Tuesday, when the Committee to which the examination of the proposed Law on the Periodical Press is referred adjourned to Thursday. It was not expected that there would be any Public Sitting before Friday. A private letter from Frankfort, dated the 4th of January, says—" We are assured that the King of W/RTEMBERG will immediately re;•av to St. Peters.' burgh. The Pc,li•h militar% are full of ardour in the cause of the Greeks, but nothing can equal the enthusiasm o the Ladies of Warsaw." An article from Trieste, dated the 23d ult. says— '•Repc.,rts are circulated of such scenes of cruelty that have taken place at Smyrna, as make us shudder with horror. The fanatic Turks have murdered, without diStinctien, every Christian that has fallen into their hands. The massacres continued without inter— ruption from the 20th to the 28th of November. The, French and Austrians on this occasion shewed great humanity. One frigate, the Leipsic, has been completely filled with Greeks. who had escaped the sabres of the Turks. A report has reached us from Corfu, which wants great confirmation, that Sir THOMAS Goa Dos, who had been appointed Commandant of Tripolizza, had died of poison." The most important intelligence in these Papers is the article :rom Vienna, in the Universal Gazette of the 29th of December, wnich states, that " Since the arrival ot the last courier from Constantinople, fresh hopes hare been f•rmed of the preservation of peace between Russia and the Porte. It is firmly believed that, according to the proposed arrangements, the Turks will evacuate Wallachia and Moldavia, and accede to the other conditions proposed by Russia.— There are persons who pretend that the Ru si.tn Ulti• matum has been accepted with so, e modifications; but the silence of our Journals induces us to await the confirmation of this news." • A private letter from Vienna of the same date, in  the Journal des Debats, repeats this rumour, and says, that the concessions of the Porte had been of taitied through the influence of the English and Austrian Ambassadors. It, however, adds, that it is still doubtful whether the Porte will accept the other conditions of the Russian Ultimatum. An article from Odessa, dated the 16a. of Deceniber, harmonizes with these accounts, so far as relates to the moderation of the