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FRENCH FUNDS.-DEC. 5.
Five per Cents. • 'Opened at
' • Highest '• ' .88'f. -30 c.
Closed at B7 f. 95 c.
Bank Stock 1617 f; 51) c.
' Neapolitan Five per Cents 7si f.
' - Spanish Bonds 55 to .55:1.
DEC. G.
Five per Cents.
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Bank Stock
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EXPRESS FROM PARIS THIS .MORNING.
( From the French Paper l'Etoile, Dec.;7. )

Baron d'Eroles.
[We can only give a short abstract, it being very long.]

the Peninsula, It would be a proof of the ignorance
and imhecillity of her Government if it had deter-
mined otherwise. What becomes, then, of the
assurances that were so repeatedly given, that if
a w
r should break out, Great Britain would
Preserve a strict neutrality ? If she could indeed
be. betrayed into such a resolution, she would see in
Inactt • .
vity a war carried on, which would be direct-
ed not less against her interests and her power,
than against the Constitutional Government
°f Spain. We alluded on Saturday to a retrac-
tl°ll made by a respectable Evening Paper, of
Some assertions which it had advanced on this
aakiect, with an appearance of having derived its.
°Pinions from authority. It will be seen that
nearly all the Paris Papers have concurred in
Impeaching its statements, and ridiculing the
hiconsistency of its inferences. For our own
Part, we have pursued au uniform, and, where
s° mans important interests, private as well
as national, were implicated in every impression
communicated to the public mind, we hope with
a Cautious and a correct course ; and with-
°lA boasting of the sources from which we
have drawn our information, or our opinions, we
l'ust that they have been satisfactory to our
4eaders.

StIN-OrricE, One o'Clock.—We suspend our
°bservations, in order to give insertion to.the fol-
lo-iw:ng, just received

PARIS, DEC. 7.—The Council of Ministers
assembled to day at the Marquis of Lauristons,
Minister 'of the Household of the

It is announced that a Royal Ordinance calls
illto activity the young men (dispensible) of the►
Year 1821.

We learn by letters from Perpignan, that the
41°nient the Constitutional troops under Mina ap-
Proached ,the limits of the Spanish territory, the
French soldiers placed on that part of the terri-
t°rY saluted them 'by. repeated cries 'of " Long
live• the King !"—" Long live the Bourbons !"

The same letter announces that a traveller,
'ho barLarrived from Madrid, informs, that the
Provinces which he passed through were filled
\tint Guerillas of the Royalists.
:The Cabinet Courier Carnio passed Bourdeaux
" the 27th Nov., on his road to Paris ; he left
adrid on the 22c1, and was stopped twice in
his road by the soldiers of Merino in the environs
°f Lerma, and by another troop of Royalists at
kondracron.
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'We
publish the following letter, which is a
kind of Bulletin of the military operations of
ihren d'Eroles since the 15th Nov. to the 28th :

Extract of a Letter from an Officer attached to the Staff of

" Aux, Nov. 28.--,On the 15th of this month
there was an affair at Puebla, which lasted two
hours, and the' Baron d'Eroles, who had headed
the' army, yielded to the numbers, his division
being badly armed, and without bayonets; be
retired on Gerry at the end of the action. I
was nearly taken prisoner : we remained at
Gerry to the 18th, when the Baron was
menaced on different points, he again retreated,
two or three hundred men, on Seo d'Urgel.
eneral Romagosa arrived on the 17th at Head
Quarters, to take the orders of Baron d'Eroles,
who ordered him back to' Urge!, and to take the
command of the forts ; before he departed he ex-
Dressed himself thus-6 lam going to lock myself
ctl i • P n the fort, where I will conquer or find my
gern b,

" Nearly all the rich people, and three-quarters
fir population, left the place, and particularly
Mose who adhered to the Clergy. In about
414.1 f an hour after they had left the Fort, they
"Wereatticked by a division of General Romagosa,
\Mich he sent from the Fort."

We have received, 'by an extraordinary con-
te3rance, the Journals of Madrid of the 27th and
-L. November. They contain the finishing of
the discussions of the Cortes on the. Military
°rdinances ; also different reports (official) of
Nlioza and Mina to the Minister of War, which
are not later than the 15th November, on the
Irst operations in Catalonia.

Don Antonio de la Puente, Secretary of the
BPanisli Ambassador at Rome, passed Toulouse
the 24th November, coming from. Verona, bear-
Ing dispatches of importance to Madrid., On his
44d, he assured that the decision of the Congress
Pacific to the Constitutional Government of
Spain,