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lic funds and loans of foreign Governments will
quoted on the Coors Authsottique okhe'Change of Paris.
—This measdre (the wisdoosiof which is demonstrated
in the introductory observations) terminates the struggle
betwilo. theinollaragit lokn of.
the Spanish Cortes and
for under • the Regen-ciiiii
the firm of Quibbled and Co. and confirmed by the spe-
cialleetherbletielcifiEinlandinsak-in fact' from this.
dayibrerArd; the latter loan takes its legal station on
tint Ragtstes of the Cours Authentique of the foreign-
hods, and the former loan is radically erased from it,

since the pretended Government under whose authority
it was contracted, is itself, infact and•rightferased from
the -political list of the Governments recognized by
France. The operations in piasters are, consequently;
from thii day, diverted, of all character; even' an appa-
rent'one of public leg2lity. 'And no. person has a right,
anthentieall*,;to qeote.the price thereof.
'Under this point of View, which is Only the irresisti-
ble conseqtienee of the Royal Ordonnance, this speCu-
lotion,' which:is 'annihilated as a
.public loan, cannot
even ittiialti iteelf 'as a private operation,•since the gua-
rantees assigned for.its liquidation, on the domains and
,res!entiii ofr4Aiticirreiocablt.tesenpe• from the hands,
of the .cone actin 'parties. ' • • . ' "
• The Coarier iraapai; and JOurnal.i(a Commerce, will
but lraittlT console themselves with ihntransitory rise it
hasnojoyed. The plausible cause-of this momentary
impinvernent was the payment of..the last dividends.
Now these dividends were onlpliquidated by a sacrifice
Of the capital itself, of which there remained 20,000,000,
in the hands of M. Ardouirr; when his partner, M.'Hub-'
bArd,.was under the necessity of hastily quitting Madrid
on the 27th of May last, after the entrance of our troops,
.to escape the pursuit of the Cortes, who demanded pay 4
.ineArol. the loan. But this resource (however regular
in itself, and by the aid of which the next dividends
might also be liquidated) now perishes altogether, by
the-nature and force-of things, in the hands of the de-
tainer, for any, other application than that of reim-
bursing, am marc k frano,'with this residue of the capi.
tal, the holders'of the stock, to whom these 20,000,000
unquestionably belong.
• We do not teethe' least doubt of the prudent promp-
iiiude'erith'rhiChihey will act to prevent the trivial re-
institutor their advances ftuin being longer esposed to
ti .dangers of circumstances. .•
FROM TDB .0818SLAUMM •
Adticeti, which appear 'to 'is.'n-ell4foniidedv bet to
which it would, perhaps, be' Prtident not to give entire
itute, That at their. interview at Czernowitz, the
Emperors of Russia and Austria agreed to restore 'to
Ilte-th:one of his ancestors the son of a King whom the
eviats of the regime of Bonaparte dethroned... His suc-
cessor is to be, it*is said, nominated King of Greece, and
found a new dynasty in the East. It is also said
t.i,at the Knights of Malta are to be assisted in reconquer-
i.ng the isle ofeyprus. GOD grant that these projects,
it die.), hare a reaLesistence, may tranquilize all par-
le-, and preserve theNlotea. from those plianariot Princes
stir. are as m uch%•;sce rated' in that qbaner as the Turks.
ETOM.E.
•
.i. 2 et# IS, NOVEMBER W.
iltnisiafficr • -that in a leiter addiessed to the King,
AI. tite.kijucsi yle 'llsolleyrind'demands an investigation,
l,,EtiroW.,,isissubett: of Peets; of ilie 'accusation brought
o,tatisit hint brthe Duke de Rovigo, respecting she of--'
fair isfehe-Dike:d'Eashien.
1 lie Costar dd Nesselrode has communicate. ci by a
npse to the Allied Courts, thr progres's and'ensuing cow
cluaort of the negotiations t his the Porte. This docu-
ment Wilt be an epoch in history, and will bean eternal
inouurnent of the model anon. of the Enveror Alexander.
NEWS FROM SPAIN.
ST AN ENTRAORDINARY COURIER.
•
• NOVEMBER 8.
OR the Stb instant, in conkcinence of the ordest of his-
31.tjesty, the allied troops enteieit Carthagenn. -
We hove tat-instant received,i copy of the General
Ostler of the fortress of Tarragona. It gives detail .
'the arraistitte concluded between the Dote de Corneg-
'hail° and Don Francisco Espoa de Mina; and contains
tlie 'articles of the guarantees offered to Mina by-the
Marshal. These articles, which are to serve as. a basis
to the treaties, are to be concluded on a future day.
'P I-MAD-WAR/IMS, SA RRIA, OCT. 2C.
" Art. 5. Tile Militia, after having laid down.their arms, may'
return to their homes, where they shall never bi molested on ac-•
stunt of their previous conduct or political opinions..
Mt. 9. The troops of the line shall proceed, by carps, to the
eantoinneuis to be assigned them, with their arms and officers.
-"Ait..3.'Tbe individuals who desire to quit Spain shall be con-,
veyed.hy land and sea, to the different points they may designate.
and wording as may hate beta ananged wichthew..*
The itestaurador contains a list of all. the
itt favour of the te-establiclnent of the Inquisition.: - •
Flume Elms, Nov. 15.—FIve per Cents. opened at Da closed
at 89f sc. Back Stock, I,6o.o.—Neapolitan 5 per Cents.l7j. Bente
d'Espagne opened at 24, closed at 2.5-1. Exchange en.Landan, ate
month. 25f. 5.5 c. three ditto, 25f. 40c.—astrs4sithnstsyse

' "r FROM TIM JOURNAL. DILR'•DIDATs.
--)) Ar &mutat states; that almost all the• Members Of the
"Mom Chamber of Deputies will be nominated ..Presi-
deirts of Electoral Colleges. "Why then," it arritinuesY
dissolve the Chamber when the wish is to bate the
same Chamber ?" •
This may be easily solved. The Government
• for the sameL,Clwamber because it is Royalist ; but it
wishes to dissolve the Chamber in ostler shag all the
• elections may be oc the same date ; in order to propose
afterwards the septennial renewal, which it regards as
the repose and security of the Monarchy.
Nothing can be clearer, nothing more consistent; this
answers at once all objections, all insinuations, even all
calumnies; this pi eves at once that the Ministers aban.
don neither their principles nor theic.fr lends.
' hl., MA.' t. L.

M. I [AWUEL, Niember of the Chamber of Deputies,
was, some days ago, at the house or one of his ft tends
at Laferte-sous-Jouarre, and was to have stood god-
father to the new-born child of his ft iend. Everything
was in preparation fir the ceremony, when the father
received the following letter from the Cure of the Parish :
64- Lafertesous-Jouarre, Nov. 8, 1823.

it Sir—Having been informed that M. Manuel is to appear to-
morrow, at my church, to stand godfather to your child, I think it
my duty to inform you, that, according to a letter from the Arch-
bishop of Maus, dated 4th April last I cannot permit him. I
flatter myself that you will spare your friend as well as me the gain
of the refusal which I shall be obliged to give.
. Receive, Sir, the assurances of my consideration.

(Signed) "CAUVIN, Case."
As the baptism cupid not be celebrated at Laterte, it
was performed two days afterwards in the church; of si
neighbouring paribh,.where M.Manyrel was receive& as.
godfather, and where, probably, the thought of excled....
ing him had nqt yet penetrated. Such facts speak for
themselves, and we abstain at present horn adding any
reflection& We ask only, if any decision of the Chain.
her of Deputies should have the character of an ex-
communication 2—Freack Paper.