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Greeks, and to another the fulfilment of certain
conditions by Russia, previous to the withdrawal
of the Ottoman troops ; but if that event has
really taken place, it could not have been known
at Petersburgh on the.7th of May, and the pre-
vious uncompromising rejection of the Russian
Propositions may have determined the Cabinet of
Petersburgh to commence hostilities. As soon,
however, as the evacuation of those principalities
shall become known to the Emperor ALEXANDZR,
it
iS P°ssible thc.t the advance of the Russian
army may be arrested, hostilities delayed, and
Degocia.tions again resumed.

FRENCH FUNDS.-PARII7 MAY 28.
Five per Cents Opened at
',owes' BB f. 75 c.
- Closed at B9 f. c.
E.4:llarliTe on Lotdoo—One Month 25 f. 35 c
Three Months 25 f. 15 c.

Lisbon Papers to the 14th have arrived.
Cortes have decided that :he Portuguese troops
5/11111 not be withdrawn from Monte Video, by a
trl Ri or ity of 84 to '2B ; and have invested the Mi-

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'lister of Justice with enlarged powers to guard
against conspirators in the Portuguese capital,
o.ad other parts of the kingdom.

We have received another file of American
Papers, this morning, but not of a later date than
the last. The following are extracts :

". The Bill which virtually recognises the in-
(it'Pendence of the South American nations has
Passed both Houses of Congress by unparalleled

" The Governor of Hayti is said to have dis-
patched a vessel to France to demand satisfac-
ti°ll for the attack made upon Samana, and to
know the views of the French Government.

[From a Baltimore Paper of the 11th May.l
" If Spain should have any idea of going to
war with the United States, she would probably
temporize till she could endeavour to obtain an
411 Y, and our diplomatic characters would, we
trust, discover if she should negotiate for any
such purpose, and inform their Government as
30" as possible.
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FRENCHMEN IN HAYTI.—We have seen the
"PY of an Order from the President of Hayti,
addressed to the Provincial Secretary of the dis-
trict of Grand Anse, St. Domingo, which directs
that every French vessel, wishing to depart from
any of the ports of the island, might declare on
'oath that no Frenchman has, directly or in-
directly, any interest er concern in the vessel

cir cargo.
The fall in the United States' Bank Stock,
4t New York, is supposed to have been occa-
li"ed by a large quantity being put into the
41arket, on which discounts had been made at
the Bank, payment being required.
" The New York Advocate says, there has not
b:" a greater scarcity of money in that city for
2 Years that Banks are throwing out immense
quantities of unexceptionable paper ; but that the
tre3silre is artificial ; that one broker has ob-
Itirled a loan of 400,000 dollars from the Bank."

t,tl Saturday his MAJESTY will leave town for
r `loyal Cottage at Windsor. This day seve-
-1" °,f the Royal household domestics left town
orl'"e above place.
ti„titions against' the Roman Catholic Peers'
are Signing with great spirit in different
of Nottinghamshire ; some have already
t tra • ,
nsmittea with very numerous signatures,
s Presented• by the Duke of NEWCASTLE to
•r- 41131.15 e of Lords.
4dettprs
3'estertia.. dated the 16th inst. were received
from Genoa, which state that intelli-
Zzle‘e had arrived there of the appearance of the
alh°ein Algiers.
nouh" grand Review of Cavalry, which it was an-
-10„;-c:ed Would take place yesterday, at bouns-
und' "I Postponed till tc •morrow. When it was
gra;r,rstood that his MAJ STY would honour the
131111 of last evening with his presence, it
tha eQnsidered that the attending the Review in
Pehrl,rning, and the Ball in the evening, would
it :Ps be -too fatiguing for his MAJESTY, 'and
tbw733 therefore deemed expedient to postpone
rnaekeview• The delay will afford more time to
Presentee tne necessary arrangements, which corn-
spieperind a sclie"of• unusual magnificence and
ti)e ,-."?) as his MAJESTY,' his Royal Highness.
'°mmander-in-Chief, and all the Field
viewed are to be present. The corps to be re-
me ,it are the 9th, the 10th, and the 16th Regi-
lion..ts °f Dragoons, with the Life Guards, and •
in
i',se Guards (Blue). The men are to appear
xilo`eiw dresses and new accoutrements ; and the
sup,:hwill present one of the most imposing and
Military spectacles ever witnessed in this
°not..
ce3l"..
Reihe Members of the PITT CLUB dined to-
Ann; at the Hotel, yesterday, to celebrate the
r/ian-rersarY of the Birth of that illustrious States-
rliair.,( "rm. ARUNDELL • HARRIS, Esq. in the
toa,tsi---Some charming glees, with appropriate
the and sentiments, enlivened the harmony of
roirtrileeting, and kept the company together in
tExeter
isginogodpost,
humour until a late hour.—
May 30.)
ever 'e sdliedness of Fortune is a good reason why
ott.); one should try for her favours. All the
L4l J.Y Must be drawn Next Tuesday, and
~,t! the Favourite for distributing the 2 of
b, i
draw,l. which, with all the other Capitals, must
Fie sold
on that day.—The reason is obvious,
14n both the 2of 20,000/. drawn last Day of
adottery.,

RUSSIAN LOAN.

The following particulars relative to this new
contract are in circulation, and may be received
as authentic :

The contract has been concluded with Mr. Ro7IiSCHILD,
and the amount advanced to the Russian Government is about
2,500,0001. sterling.

The amount of debt whick will be created by. it is 23,6a0,000
silver roubles, which, at the fixed exchange of 3s, ld. the
rouble, will be equivalent to nearly 3,50D.,0901, in stock.
The rate of interest is 6 per cent., pay2.ble, half-yearly, on
the Ist of September and the is.; of March, which interest may
be received, at the option of the holder of the stock, either in
St. Petersburgh, at the drnperial Commission, in silver roubles
of the weight and standard now current, or in London, at the
counting-house of the contractor, in sterling money, at the
fixed exchange of 3s. H. the rouble, free cf all charge or ex-
pence.

Certificates for various an-_.ou_nts, tO bearer, will be issued
either in sterling money, or the equivalent in , salter roubles at
the fixed exchange of 3s. Id. To each certificate will be attach-
ed 24 half-yearly dividend warrants ; and if, when the last be-
comes due, the capital shall not have been redeemed, o: inscri-
bed in the great book, in the Luanne! explair.t:dbelow, 24 other
half-yearly dividend warrants wili be issued.
The certificates will be of various amounts, as described;:—
Four-tenths A . . . of L. 111 or 720 roubles.
Three-tenths B
Two-tenths C . . . .
One-tenth D

The holder of a certificate aquires the right, on application
to the commission of the sinking fund in S. Petersburgh, to
convert it into an inscription; in his own name, on the great
book of the public debt of Russia, in which case it will be secu-
red against ail tax or diminution ; and should the proprietor,
though a foreigner, die intestate, it is provided that the inscrip-
tion shall descend to his heir, according to the laws of his own
cour.try, and not according to the laws of Russia.

In case the dividends are claimed in Russia, it is specially
stipulated, that they shall be paid in roubles of the weight and
fineness now current : these, at 3s. hi., are equal to about 45.11 id.
the ounce of standard silver, which is its present price ; so that
whatever changes may take place in our currency, the uninter-
rupted punctual payment of the dividends is secured in the pre-
cious theta's, at rates corresponding with the present,kw prices
in this country.

A special fund of 1 per cent. on the amount of the loan is ap,
prOpriated for its redemption.

Shares Ln the abOve loan were offered for sale yesterds.y on
the Exchange for the first time. The opening price was 89,
but it rose in the course of the day to 84i, and left off at from
83. to 84.