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LONDON,
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY e, 1832.

The sudden stillness of the town, after the in-
cessant din for some time kept up by a succes•
sion of false reports, has occasioned a feeling
approaching to surprise. It turns out that the
double duty of invention and propagation having
been found too much by the members of the
Charles street Gang, they hired a gentleman of
prolific genius, at a high salary, as " Inventor of
Reports," which they devoted their whole ener-
gies to propagate. Unfortunately, however, the
Charles street exchequer being in a state of ex-
haustion, the genius of the " Inventor" ceased
with his pay, and he has not , only " re-
signed," but threatens legal proceedings for
arrears. This circumstance has been the means
of exposing some of the Club mysteries ; and
we are, in consequence, enabled to state, that
every officer and member of the Charles street
Club has a club-cognomen, terminating with the
word " Tory" by which he is better known than by
his own ; and accordingly the " Inventor" above-
mentioned was dignified with that name of " In-
ventory." The Club Committee is termed the
" Direc-Tory"—and the word " Secretary" has
been torified to answer club purposes, and is
always written in Charles-street " Secret-Tory."
The following are some of the Club cogno-
mens :

Lord EL—..II—.GH Am-a-Tory.
Sir 11. H.11.1).—.GE ln -flam-a-Tory.
Sir C. \V—TH I. De-clam-a-Tory.
Sir R. I-GL-s
Mr. A. B-a- a . ...... Migra-Tory.
Mr. G--LB- N Nuga-Tory.

• Mr. P5....-D Pred-a-Tory.
Mr. J. C. H-uu-s Consol.a-Tory.
Mr. D-ws-N Or-a-Tory.
Lord LY-Dll-. ST Rot-a-Tory.
Earl of H.lta-Wisr... Emenda-Tory.
Duke of W-LL.-GT-N Peremp-Tory.
Sir R. 1) - Tory.
Mr. P-Rc-y-L... ln-cant-a-Tory.
Lord AB- en--N Prevarica-Tory.
Lord WH.ANC-FE Media-Tory.
Duke of C-m--L--n . Damna-Tory.
Mr. J. W. Ca-x-R His-Tory.
Lord E-n-N Dila-Tory.
Marquis of L-ND--D----Y Fulmina-Tory.
Sir H. H-Lr--D Condolo - congra-
tula-Tory, alias
Purg. a-Tory.
Don MIGUEL has been unanimously elected
an honorary member, and 1437 way of pre-emi-
nence (the Don presenting the most perfect and
splendid specimen of Toryism in Europe) his
club cognomen is simply " Tory" without any
adjunct.

The LORD MAYOR of Dublin's visit to
London (ostensibly to present an address to his
MAJESTY), turns out to be a secret mission to
the Charlcs•street Club, to exchange the ratifica-
tions of an offensive and defensive treaty between
the gang and the " no surrender" men of Dublin,
to whick Don MIGUEL is invited to become a
party, and form a triple Alliance.
The Committee for Foreign Affairs, or in the
jargon of the Club, the " Direc-Tory for Foreign
Correspondence," sits daily,—Prevarica-Tory in
the chair ; Damna•Tory, Peremp-Tory, and
His-Tory give constant attendance, and great
hopes are entertained of blowing up a war in
Europe.
Several members having lately seceded, a
general meeting has been held to take into con-
sideration the state of the Club, and the state
of the nation, at which, after an animated dis-
cussion, in which Ora-Tory, Iylamnza-Tory,
Declama-Tory, and other members took part,
it was on the motion of Dila. Tory, seconded
by Rot-a-Tory, resolved unanimously that
" the salvation of the Club, the Corpora-
tion of Dublin, and Don MIGUEL imperatively
require the Reform Bill to be thrown over-
board ; and that if Ministers dare advise his
MAJESTY to create new Peers, they shall be
immediately impeached by order of the Club."
We hope shortly to be enabled to communi-
cate further intelligence.

The French Papers of Friday and Saturday
have been received, but their contents add little
or
"thing
The to our previous intelligence from
Paris :---
(Froin Galignani's Messenger of Saturday.)
Nouvelliste, a Ministerial Paper of Saturday's date
fcroonnitaians the following paragraph, copied, as it states,
commercial letter dated the 22d, from the eastern
frontiers of France t
" A ruinour now current here that the Rhenane
provinces belonging to Bavaria are in a state of revolution,
and that the Prussian provinces on the left bank of the
Ithi inn are disposed to follow their extmple.
It is asserted as positive, that trees of liberty have

been planted at Hamburg, and that at Deuxponts and Pir-
masens the tri-colour cockade has been raised. Great con-
fusion reigns on the minds of all classes ; the insurgents
speak of establishing a republican form of Government, of
reuniting themselves with France, and of other projects of
a contradictory nature."
The Messager, also, of Saturday's date, says, " the
reports are much exaggerated, and the Gazette of the
same date does not mention them but as mere hearsay.
The Nouvelliste contradicts semi-officially the report of
the Con•titutionnel, that the French troops have landed
at Civita Verchia. No such intelligence had reached the
Government even by telegraph.
PARIS, STOCK EXCHANGE, FEB. 24.—HALF-PAST
FOUR o'cr.ocx.—The reports of the intention of the Pope
to resist the landing of the French troops in Italy, added
to some heavy sales, occasioned a slight depreciation in
some of the prices. The Five per Cents. for cash fell
35c. ; and Three per Cents., 60c. ; and the Neapolitans,
-t:ic.; the Four and Half per Cents. and Guebhard's re-
tained their yesterday's price. The Rentes Perpetuelles
rose 4, and the Papal Loan, Fs. The Belgian Loan was
nut quoted. For the end of the month, the Five per
Cents. declined 55c. ; the Three per Cents. and Neapo-
litans, 50c. ; and the Belgian Loan, 4. The Papal Loan
retained its yesterday's price.

FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, FEB. 24.-Five per Cents., 97f. 80c.
85c. 80c. 75c. 70c. 60c. 05c. 60c. 05c. 97f. 50c. 40c. 50C. 55c. 50c.
45c. 40c. 50c. 45c. 97f. 50c. ; Four and Half per Cents., 89f. 25c. ;
Four per Cents., 81f. 50c. ; Three per Cents., 67f. 15c. 10c. 67f.
67f. sc. 66f. 95c. 67f. 66f. 85c. Mc. 65c. 70c. c. 70c. 75c. 70c. 65c.
66f. 85c. 80c. ; Bank Stock, 1,622 E 50c. ; Rente de Naples, 78E
40c. 2:5c. 78f. 7Sf. 10c. 78f. 78f. 5c ; Rente d'Espagne, 10 10%;
Royal Spanish Loan, 75% % %; Rente Perpetuelle d'F.spagnc,
53 I 4 IA 53 53i, 14. Exchange on London,
one month, paper, 25E 50c. ; money, 25f. 45c.; three months,
money, 25E 30c.-Cours Authentique.

FRENCH FUNDS, PARIS, FEB. '2s.—Five per Cents., opened at
97f. 65c., closed at 97f. 70c. ; Three per Cents., opened at 66f.
95c., closed at 67f. 3c. ; Bank Actions, 1,620 f. ; Rente de Naples,
78f. 15c. ; Rente d'Espagne, 10 ; Royal Spanish ' Loan, 7514 •
Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, opened at 531/8, closed at 53.
Exchange on London, one month, paper, :231. 50c.; money, 25f.
45c.; three months, money, 25f. 30e.

The Lisbon Papers contain some official re-
gulations, having indirect reference to the
threatened invasion of Don• PEDRO, which
clearly show the anxious and uneasy state of
Don MiGum.'s mind. Fain would he deny
the perils of his position ; but in spite of him-
self the truth oozes out, and he evidently per-
ceives that the inevitable day of reckoning
is at hand. It is said by those who un-
derstand the present posture of affairs in
Portugal, that Don MIGUEL can scarcely
calculate on the fidelity of a single regi-
ment, so busily are intrigues of all sorts pro-
gressing among the chiefs and subalterns of his
motley party. The appearance of Don PEDRO'S
armament on the coast will produce an imme-
diate sensation :

(OFFICIAL.)

LISBON, TUB. 13.

1.-DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Considering the serious inconveniences that have resulted
from some of my subjects who are employed in my ser-
vice, having at the same time obtained some of them
foreign employment and others privileges as factors or
clerks of the subjects of other nations, and desiring to
remedy this intolerable abuse, I have thought fit to order
that any of my subjects who shall henceforth obtain any
foreign employment in my kingdom, or a letter of privi-
leges from a foreigner, shall immediately lose any civil or
military employment that he exercises, or office in the
branches of finance or justice which he holds by right or
service, and shall be incapable of being ever agai❑ em-
ployed in my Royal service.
The competent authorities will see to the execution of
the present decree.
Palace of Queluz, Jan. 26, 1832.
_Signed by the King our Sovereign.
lI.—DEPARTMENT OF ECCLESIASTICAL