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... . maintaining the indirect until the lot of April, 191 11 w He ron Capelle defends the original project, Hagar the nefet soy ut rereiveng the six-twelfths. ore mum!). would not afford sufficient time fur pr ir, • g the regular law a finance. retnatkon; that on the Mona serialllißeisch there appeared none of the Mtnisteos to iirreott this iumottant measure, moved t'.,.1 the 1:1,131411011 should 'sae postponed pnul to-morrow. Several voices oat tlw left sidr—" The day alter to-tow M M." de Chauvirliti—" Yel , , the tiny r.fter lively agitation in the .1/41.) The rpiestinis of adjournment to put to the vote by the larestdent. Tote flist prowl war doubtful. — A tier smite diffolilty, the , President said. that in • • fits om.amt the adjournment was m gittised. `) whiter, and other MelllllPr% on the lift stile—" l'a'the adjournment till to-mor row to t'tte vote." • The l'weirlest—" The que s tion is resolved." M. Chaulrind Lainur--" 1 drcnaud to speak to restore the (oration." Voice+ in the centre and on the right—" It io decided." A voice nu the left—" It is not." The PreSide til a..." The Chamber has decided that the iliva.mon shall he continued." M. th h,ud Intour—tt Vol' have cons.ulted the Assembly I'll the mei 111111r1)1111,:ilt until sift, , r to-tuor rilith is trjectell. Theis Feilialsoi to know its wish an a simple ailjoarumeut for tweuty-four flours." M. de Videle rose to speak in defetece of the project or the Alininters. M. Minitel, interrnoing the ether." The emo tion on th.• rusentioneat is not determined." 17te egitatior is renewal.) The President put the previous riuvrtioti to the vote. and the adjournment was negatived. M. de Vidrie thke spoke in favour of the low. 11e was followed by M. Courvoisier a n d NI. It 'v, the 111iniAer of Finance. The atuendwria of M. Dopnut was Gorily negatived by a majority of 186 to 17. The •Pre.ident read a letter addressed to hint by the Grand Muter or the Ceremonies, apprising the Chamber, Out the Grand Deputation should be yubuitted to au audience of the King on the 31st of Deceflitter, to coagratulate bta 1111ijebty on the New Year. r• vs , f find 4151! 4 - - P:.ii Thi • I i ! cit it I 1 f` SECRET COMMITTEE. M. Lnine de Villeveque developed the propoci. Cons which he had submitted a few days ago. He explained the several causes winch dintioish the mass of specie circulating in France; spoke of that which commerce exports to Ito. Rist Indies, Ame rica, mid Afnca,und of the stagnation in all the State chests, of the sums produced, the taxes on registry, the customs, and all the iudirr-ct ,axer. Ile tie. mends the establishment of a National Batik, the paper of which should circulate through the whole extent of France, and a new legislative arrangement cf the customs. The orator concluded with the followitig propusitiollsi 1. The Chaotheribrolara that the Nada annually granted Ali be 'Makin toad ABU be augmented to tam millions at kiat. p. That the woods which have been lift at its di•pnsal, stic4l L sol.l, with the least IMMHhIr delay', without letting •luwn the price, and the produce applied to the purchase of eil/eg. 3 That the bonds of liquidation he admitted in ra)ment of the woods. 4 That the persons anticipating the payment of their indirect taxes Wall obtain a discount of a half per et ut. per month. 5. That hizber elisions deities shall be imposed upon all the productions which come from ludta r Cochio,China, China, and Manilla. R. The abolition of the droit Anbaine. 7. The abolition of all Bank pr.vilegcs. 8. 'I h.. admission of cvcry solvent company to establish 11 , w Imuks. u The Bank of France to be transformed into a :',:atiusial Batik. 10 The tax , ..frrgAry and tuatoms paid in Bank Inns, unless ottnarise appaisted. Throe propetattiotts have not been taken into con siderseitas by the Avsembly, “ Louts, by the Caste of god, &e. " The state of health of our cousin the Duke de Riche lit it it:tvil:c obliged iv+ to accept his reshtwatioa, which he ►as offered, of his tonctiols, a• President of t►e Connell of our of tfinister Secretary of Mate for the Depirtwieut of Foreign Affairs, we have desired, iu here re cordisig the expression of our regret, to Xi," him a new tiork ut our very pin titular esteem, and of our satisfact iuu tur the good told lo)al SCrViCti which hr never ceased to rendir the State and nor pergon, and which we reserve to onwirises the purer of acknowledging in a mauucr more hi is Ikllig " R r then• rensano we ordniu, and do ordain nq folhm.g : The Uukr de Richelnn 19 named Mluister of Stale awl Member of our Privy Council.. (sitniell) (Countersigned) " The Marquis de D1A501.1.1.3,..' PARIS, InCEMBER 31. The King presided yesterday at a Council of the lioist.,s. The Nli!,ist , lis recently appointed sere res niusly admitted to take the ("sills before his !thirsty. We are assured that his hfiiiesty, in accepting the reit:spittoon of the Dunn 1. iii l lll.l, Kettle!' 01 the Seals, testified to Inni, in the most flattcrii.g manner, the ratisfai tiun lie felt at his servlces, MIMI) I.".,synier lb alreasly Member of the Privy (7.uncit, and Growl Cross of the Legion of •moue.—/ Moniffur.) General Kadet, condemned in 1816 to nine year. imprimninent, has obtained Luis Majesty's Central Aix, comprised ' the second part of the Ordinance of the '44th ly, has obtained per , (nitsion to return to Fra The price of bread has again fallen in Park. The loaf . of four poinols, of the clot qualify, is 13 o mit (ti!,i.), and that of the second quality nine SOl/• (4 lA.) evening the Duke de Richelieu was much !leiter, Leiters from Berlin state, that the organization of the Prussian Calytiet will undergo some import ant change,. 'Elie private bin eon of the Chancel lor of State, Prince dr flarilenherg, will be snip pretowd. And public affairs will lie considered di rectly in the Council of Miiii•tors, which has hi therto hero assembled only at distant intervals. — This intelligence requires confirmation. CIIAMBER OF PEERS. IUILLETIN OF THE SITTING OF WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER JO. The Marquis de Lally Tolendal submitted a proposition to the Chamber, which decided that it should he entert.iined. The Chamber also decided, that it should enter tain another proposition, renewed by its original proposer, the Due de Levis, tending to the corn plete abolition of the Moil d'Anbaine. This pro position had been adopted by the Chamber in the last Sepias', but the close of the Session not having permitted the measure to be completed, its author has now again produced, and the Chamber will again emert,iin it. The I lirinber then derided that a Grand Depu tation should be charged to proceed in the name of the Peers of France to compliment the King on the new year. Twenty Veers were then chosen by lot, who, with the Members of the Bureau and the Grand Referendary should compose the deputation. Iv . % DUTCH MAIL. BATAVIA, AUGUST 29. The birth of the King of the Netherlands was celebrated here with great solemnity and every de monstration of j,ey. The police has succeeded iu taking a vessel on hoard which were forty Rawness, whom it w.a intended to import and sell as slaves, contrary to the existing laws. On the Itith August the Military Sc_hoo. at S _ marang was solemnly opened, when discourses suita ble to the occasion were made by the Lieutenant- General, who is the presiding Curator, and by the Curator Reinwardt, explaining the object and the advantages of this useful institution. Lieutenant- Colonel Cornelius is appointed Director of this School. E•ght musters are engaged, aud 32 cadet* placed in it. His Majesty's ship of the line Troop, and the Wilhelmina frigate, have sailed for Malacca, having on board Admiral IVotterbeck, who is appointed to take poseession of that colony, and the new Gover nor, M. Tinisuertnaif Thy 611t11, with a detachment of tinter. The Prince Frederick is in the Roads of Ba- Win, and the Nassau kJ, soiled for Sourabaya. M. I. A. Van Brasile, Commissioner for receiving possession of the Dutch Colonies on the continent of India, lots returned from Bengal. All those pos.essions, both in Bengal and on the coast of Coromandel, Tuttokorgen, and the factory of Surat, are now delivered up to the officers of the Netherlands. Ludras, on the coast of Coromandel, Was taken possession of on the 31st of March, with much ceremony. At 11 o'clock the flag of the Netherlands was brought (tom the house of the Commissioner General. and carried upon au ele phant to the bastion Oratite of the demolished fort Gustavus, with an escort of British cavalry, flying artillery, and the body guard of the Governor of Marble.. Here the acts of delivery were signed, the respective proclamations read, and the British flag taken down. this Majesty's brig the Prince of Orosige, lying in the Roads, firing a salute of '2 I guts, on which the Netherlands flag was hoisted, with a similar salute from the British artillery. The rest of the day passed in festivities suitable to the occasion.— (I loaders Courant. Dec. 39.) BRUSSELS, DECEMBER IS. The First Chamber of the States General, it is said, yesterday gave its assent to the law regulat ing the public revenue and disbursements of the kingdom fur 1819. BRUNER, DECE74I3EIt 19. The last division of the Danish troops returning from France left this city this morning. SCUEVENINGE!4, DECEMBER 'l9. Yesterd.►y we had, with a north wind and f►ne 'molter, a very high and stormy sea, which gene rally ►ndicates that there has been a terrible storm Putue w here to the North.--( Ditch Paper, Der. Jo.) COPENHAGEN, DECEMBER 24. It is said that a loon for a million sterling, whirl► our Goverment has negotiated in England, is now concluded. his roomy is supposed to be intruded for the support of the laud-owners in this kisiudons. The last letters from our West India Islands, of gdtl► October, were very favourable. The crop is expected te be my abundant. ST. PETERPOLIViII, OCTOBER 28. the Blue Bridge, which is now built of cast keys, and .1. 140 feet bread, is so far completed. fist it has becu opi.tied since the day before peter. slay for earliaies ; as the roads are again quite cicsr of ice, it is to be expected that the lee in the Neiva, over which people already ',usual in all directions, will not hold long, if the very rare case occurs that the ice will break ty twice iu the bailie autumn. The friends of botany will, perhaps, hear wltft pleu'itre, that here in the north, namely, in the garden of the In'ure's Maria Froilornwtia, at Paid "'kJ hi the orattgerY, tint only the Viso Bolin Linn. but also the Theis Viridis Linn. blow,wril IU great perfection. BERLIN, DECEMBER 22. The Empress Dowager of Russia a ill not sleep at Leipsig, but Wittenburg, so that she aid strive at Potsdam to-morrow morning instead of the after noon. Thursday morning the King will return to Merlin, and go ahuot noun with the Princes of his family to meet her Majesty at Charlorttenburg, and conduct her into his capital. The Einpress will not may longer than Sunday. The Chancellor, Prince Ilardenberg, has ar rived here from Aix-la-Chapelle, and Count Bernstorlf from Prtarshurgh. STOCK/101.M. DECEMBER 15. It is said that the Crown Prince, who is appoint ed Commander-in-Chid in ticania, will enter upon his office next June, when all the regiments of the southern provinces sill be assembled. DAMBUBCD, DECEMBER '25. The establishment of the quarantine at Kanto is now completed. The accoriits from Gottenbingh speak in high terms of the building, and observe, that it is probably the first time that the Govern ment has got a building of stone erected at the same price that via. estimated to erect it of wood, and even with the addition of two houses more than in the first plan. On account of the holiday, no course of exchange is noted to-day. Oil London and Paris there was money at the course noted lust post day ; Amster dam much sought. Discount 9to 91 per cent.— lionsbargh Pupers, Dec. 25.) PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. ALBERGO DEL SOLE, NAPLES, DECEMBER 11, 1818. This day the melancholy event of the demise of her Majesty the Queen of England was officially made known, and immediately all ranks of persons testified, in a most respectful manner, their feelings upon the distressing, though long-expected event; the late papers having shewu the poignant and ex cessive distress occasioned by her Majesty's disorder. His Britannic Majesty's ship the Ganymede, commanded by Captain the Hon. ROBERT CAVEN. DISM SPENCER, is lying at the Mole in this port, hissing arrived from Malta, via Syracuse and Mes sina, fur the purpose of communicating with the Consulate on the coast of Italy, and giving weigh► and importance to the British commerce ; which I am happy to say is improving all over the Mediter ranean, particularly nit this port. The British Officers, as well as all the numer ous English at Naples, appeared immediately in deep mourning on the late distressing event ; as did also the Court of Naples. The King of Naples has been very seriously in disposed, but is fast recovering. The Opera, and all public amusements, were suspended for some days, but his Majesty's convalescence has dif fused a general joy throughout his dominions. Te Deem Lauduwus was sung in the Campo Martin yo.terday, by upwards of 40,000 persons, among whom were all the King's troops, in their full dress, with music, &c. which had a most im posing effect. The Theatre of San Carlos was re opened, with the beautiful Opera of Rieciardo Zoroide, by Rossini : on which occasion the house was most brilliantly illuminated. Nozzari, David, Peaaroui, and eke Coares, were in most exquisite voice. Naples is filling very fast with travellers of all nations, particularity English, there being upwards of five hunched of the latter residing in this city and its vicinity.—Last week we observed the Ecgh►h frigate Ganymerle decorated, her arils manned, and the officers in full dre►a, to receive Vice-Admiral Sir Sidney Smith. who honoured that ship with a visit of ceremony in uniform, to inspect her state of discipline, &c. The " hero of Acre," was ac companied by the Earl of Belnanre, Lord George Quin, Lords Luenti, Morley, and Niilton, with Lady Rtimbold, her lovely daughter, Lady Milton, and a long A beauty and fashion. The honours of a brjeurie a la Fourcliette were committed to the care of amiable and lovely Lady Georgians Quin, sister to the Noble Captain of thy frigate, whose po litaisud 'waked attention is so well known to all who visit her. Sir Sidney was pleased to express. in terms of high satisfaction, his timitialitied ap probation of the Gauyntetle's appearance, equip ment, &e. Among the late arrivals at this gay and lively city are, the Duke and Dticlievs of Leedv, the Mai-- waviest. of A iispacli, Ent and ',only Culedon ; and teartely a day but brings attaiageiv to this inviting winter reridence. ........ The Neapolitan stpisdron, composed of the Capri and Ferdinand, of 80 guns each, with the Selina, Aurora, and I.eune, fry stns, are all in per lert readiness fur seta, and iu u vety improved elite diwipinw. Lord Delmore hos told his beautiful yacht, the Osprey, to i it Majesty or awl tended to be fitted at a In ig of war in the Ne.iisii; navy, ar:d called the lie/more. (;rent iin;.roveinents are seiakimi in the I.; tinny at I'uaat,li and Pompeii ; and every and encourgesnent are given by Prioce of S3leroo. Margravior of Ao has 11;a1 a grant of laud trout King Fortitiottli the tea, by Puzzoli, ou which iwr I.atly.l buihhtig heatstaul attintper retreat, au grienols are laying out with great tome. Alottte Vestive had a slight eruption on the ing of the 41h instant, which had a runguificer. lierrarice, the lava exiewheig nearly half r to wards the village of Torre del hues. The Grand I)uke Michael nod attire are ex here, to visit hi, ALje4y, and Oradea IV. of who lately returned to N3IIIKS, bri *Pk =VI X .1 Saturihie tita.ilescut-iiient in the : o d a was sittlautted t meowed iNtention ow ti yert of Baron Louts, the new Finance Miniider, to eel the Royal forest*, stint apply the refloat in the to., chase of renter. A poivate.ktter from rariA .ttotrt. that surveyors have been already dispatched to 14. e different departments of Frairce, to make oe ? requisite valuatiolis soil arr i angentents uect.ary hoe the approaching sales; but this looks like alificipu. ties—a li t ;ure its which annoy of our politicians are ton fond of indulging. Before these preparatory steps could be adopted for coming into r fir t • measure contemplated by s candidate :Winker, the Minister most be clothed in his official garb, omit propose his :.ta me, DWI ebtittil the ealtett , .“ .1 th e liuNc; null the other members of the Cabinet. A Flanders Mail arrived last night, with Pliers fro.n is of tin. 1 t inst. Tile following ire esti arts : BRUSSELS. DV.CEMBER As we had sip-slimed, the number of pervuos who perished at Aitioterrhini in tire everting of the TM of this mouth, during the fog, has been };reify e x , g , z eroted. The last seconots from that cq, ,tat* the 11111111,vr amounted u:.ly to thirty. DLCEMEEtt 30. It is affirmed. daft by a decision of the King of I'tanve, of the 25th of this month, twenty-ti e r inhers of the Convention who voted fur the (kith of Louis XVI. and also were exiled by the law of the letis .1411uary, ISIS, are authorised to return to Frahm Oi i.+l3 nuuther three are inhabitants uf : 1 4;1411W 1 Pr * : 4,1- .75 '' .. 7 4 .. • 1... . • . . • , . _ . ... is 4:. , otoioatee trt sting the 06;t : e of . 11101C1./k " u politikus i l'iwy Cutnu.ellJr. tt , .. KING ex o r r .s u . h ie 005 , 41 tiwe I)uke's etsrgtoi.l4.l (ohieh is atr i tuu rt i „,... I•xretu- 1 t. 4 .11.1re:tick), and hi. vitrutioo a iteltw,%l• ~, fwility :oh borne future otcosiort, s e tt so 4. woe „! ~... ~r 1 they suitsurr; I.i. e.teent tUr the ehbiacter of thislicyht. n.,:tleti ! man, egol his grolitu(ie fer.the tifittet.t I .ervitra per) 01 heat I formed 1,,r the ...Lawry. • , ,161. ii I, Tete veer Ministers etiteatfl into thtir e1f..4 1 ; re? ~I f 1, 1 :lue Wedonest!s , ., They took the twits is pr. 4. c e ~i the Eitgaiit two o'clrvcis utt utet dsy, Ft . e 4 Itin e eteu. , thutely eouilituterLat Cottrell. which lusted . 1 eta au r- rive. tul , , to- 1 The Frenels ?gout. have 410.91 coueitheraWiihre ! the receut Itutuisterral oppeiuttue•Ot tifruh t ; e u ., hooted i telly miptier • `titers! cortidroce ,sx tyo e prtut,,t ' Spuiihp• 1 .Cabiliet. The rive iwv Ceti p. u „ w p d,„4 (1 . 7 Jr( Cler, I here fib F. o c. nook Sig.. l k, 1,476 f. .I'.•. • • 21t 4 .• f . . from Rome. The American squadron, under the cominir,.l of Commodore Stewart, viz.—Franklin, United States, Erie, Peacock, amid Star, readezvotis at Syrs Tili.,a ships cc in a lii Is mate of discipline and order ; and it appears the greatest unity exists be tween these and the English Ail,* of war, whenever chance of service throws them together. We an. derstand the Ganytnede was at Syracuse lately with them, and that the greatest cordiality and politeness passed between Commodore Stewart mid Captain Spencer, and their respective Officers. His Majesty's ship Albion, with the 11 ig of Sir Charles Penrose, is at Malta, expecting to he very shortly relieved by the Roch,firt, Sir 'llininas Fre mantle, from England. The Glasgow, Coln. lion. F. Maitland, with his Excellency the 1.0;i1 High Commissioner, is at Venice ; the Spey, Captain White, at Leghorn ; the Scout, Captain Rams den, and Racehorse, Captain (7aniphi..ll, are an the Smyrna station.—Mr. Ritchie was lately taken from Malta, by the Erpress schooner, to pull, where preparations are making to promote his tour to Tombucton. It is said one of the Lieu tenants of the Albion. a very clever and intelligent officer, is to be added to Mr. Ritchit's suite.—The trade of ',Malta is beginning to improve. The third ship from India, to the house of Calvert, Bell, and Co. has arrived in safety, after a passage of 170 days from Calcutta, bringing an .sorted cargo of the valuable productions of the East, which 60011 found a ready circulation in this cons try. Married, last Sunday, at the Palace of the British Ambassador, by the Rev. Mr. Vivyao, J. Stamford, Esq. to Miss Ragland, daughter of Thomas Rag land, Esq. of the Commissariat. The English Consul-General, Sir Henry Lush ington, Bart. goes to England on leave, when the Consulate will be left in charge of Charles Ander son, Esq. The Liffey, of 50 guns, is hourly expected at this port, with presents from the Prince Itegeht to his i♦lajesty Ferdinand the Foam'. THE E: SH PRES S. LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1619. AVe have since our last publication received Paris Papers of Wednesday and Thursday last. A .1/o wifeur of Wednesday having previously arrived in town, by express, we were enabled on Saturday to communicate the recent appointments in the French Cabinet, and to this point the other Papers hunt their intelligence. They are, indeed, strangely silent upon a topic which cannot foil of interesting every reflecting mind in France, and yet they dismiss it with very little more attention than they are. ac customed to thew the least important °cell' resico The Journal de Paris alone seems to con-ider the event as worthy an observation. Aftcr i;iving the names of the new Ministers, it whit, " Since the day before yesterday these nominations had ac quired a considerable degree of probability, and they load an auspicious iritinei ce upon the public funds. Yesterday their inqirovenient continue,l, and enabled us to judge still furjier by this ther mometer of the confidence inspired by the above intelligence." The silence of the Journals on such an occasion canoot be altogether at tributed to the magic influence of the ['le sions censorship—a word, even in the way of praise, might lime been inserted ; and now that the t•hanges are elf-cted, we cannot its. give that the Censors vet•ti;tl love refused a few short paragraph-, to gratify Ilse atixitty, or even the cu riosity of the country, and of Europe in general, respecting the :ort.lyible causes of a revolution so sudden and complete. The reason assigned in private letters for the re signation of the late 51iiiistt-l9 is, that some (title rence hod existed in the Cabinet respecting the modifications that ate required in the laws of elec. time and recruiting. But this is by it° menus tide (mate to such an event. It %%will stem from some cirction•tances that the elbell;V!* iu the Cabinet is by no means pleasing to the Kiln. The Manikinr and other Paris contain N paragraph. staling. that his 11AJEsTY, nu accepting the resignation of Baron Phsouts.a, late Minister of Justice, testi tied in the in t tbitteiitir manlier his approbation of the Baron's s‘rvices; and in the pteutniele of the Brusgels. DECEMBER 31. which fixes the Gadget of Exi)en,eo of the lintgdoin fur 1819, anal has been adopted by bath the Chamber's of the States General, is nnw published by a Decree of his Majesty.of the 24th. do cont,eq uence, the contributions, tioties, wed-re-reu Will continue to be levied on the same footing us in 1818, ti:l other legislative regulations .are made on the t.uhjrct. SECOND CDAIIBER OF THE STATES GENERAL, Dt.C!•.M3LH 3L The Director-General of the Import alai Expnrt Duties was introduced into the Assembly, si.d made a long speech, explaivitory of the groliuds of a new project of a law on the sstbject. This dii. course icing tini~hid, lie efferral to re-cul the cal. lectiou of laws which lee presented, Inn it heilig very voluntinou4, the Chamber resolved to have it priiited for the use of the Members. The Presi. dent afterwards ordered the gnllrrics to be cleared, and the Assembly to form a Geireval Committee, having to make a private ciosiniiiiiicatios4 which is supiiosed to be of great importance. The Larne, of 2 4 xotta, CAW tin Lows, which arrived !Alt week at Portsmovih, from the West is the last ship of war . to 'vitro the station for about three years. The Coryfwice, MONTGOAERIU. urrivtd at Port Royal, loom Spit. head, two days before the Lorne come away. The Larne is gout 'Alto harbour to be paid otf. Tn consequence of Lord CASTI.IIIMAGPCINot - be. iog recovered from his indispot•ition, a (*.' , itiet Council was held at the Noble VlscoelheN itt 9t..latuea'r-square, at two o'clock sit Swim! which weir attended by the Ettt I of Lam? Vi-count SIDIIOUTN. Eurl BATuunsT, the 1)0,,I or IVELLINCTON, Mr. WEI.I.I..SLEY LULL, Mr. CANNING, a! , ,i Mr. Itostssirsr. The enon:.l continued in deliberation till near four o'r On Saturday the Flom -- Guanoa Irft town on a mission as Charge d'AtLires to Vie•ina. lie proceeds 1)y way of Paris. It is understood that he is gone to relieve Lord STE%VART Wiia will remit to Englund for a short time. On Friday Mr. MoNaos, the King's Messeorrr arrived in town with dispdclies front Vienna. On Saturday Mr. VICKE, the Kim's Messeogrre arrived in town with dispatches from Italy. Yesterday Mr. DANIEL, the King's Messzw,;tr, arrived in town with dispatches from Madrid. On Wednesday Mr. KnousE. the extra Mrs. aenger, employed by Lord STEWAiI i f, left with dispatches for Vieurni. 4,74: The 7th Hussars have marched froitSbepp: eon, Berks, for Mit,chester. lit con•eltuence of the considr•rable tittroltitorl made nu Friday, Consols for the Areeaticr.giaTl very bii•lt uti Saturday morning at 74; 4 Ile in the comae of the day, without ;toy eery trhic"ts cause, the price duu,tllai gradually to 7W i ,'• Timuoh the seJrcitv of i n f in i t y l id , h er') t• „ rue these few ilnya at the Stnek Exchange, ri.—. hate feet no ten' large sale* of maw y quer kfitly have ruther advanctil hi inter, 1'61.4 (into: at kit. and 18s. promiuns. !;educed lift tot at 7S. • •