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APaltele. 1822.
• I'HR FUNDS. .
• STOCE-EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
♦ semi deal of busimes b doi. this morning. and Consols
craned at 714 4 fareelta Atariants—ast tie arrival of the French
as unbent Dreher came into duo Market and purchased
upwards ,f half a million, on Widek Consols rose to 7111:
other split purchases were also made: this is attributed to the
rim OA, French hods, which. ripen says, is s per cent.
Other runstairs are also goat that Russia has left the mediation
Ab Austria and Beslas4 wishing to pros to the other Conti-
Amsal-Pewere she does not want to aurandies herself.—The
massacre of Riego, reported in one (Abe French Papers,,is not
believed on Thange.--Consols for Money Tat b.

Positron Wpm—There is no great alteration in the price•
of Spanish Bends, which are still in demand, and the report of
disturbances in Spain is not credited,—Spanish (New) 651 ; Old
GO I ; Danish SS; Prussian 55} ; Neapolitan 611; Columbian
107 ; New an.

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Reduced 771/2 % •
S per Cent. Consols 78% %
4 per Cents. 94% %
5 per Cent. Navy Aans. 102% lh
Bank Long Annuities 19 13-16 %
India Bonds, 644.655. prem.
Exchequer Bills of £l,OOO, 7s. 9s. 6s. prem.
Ditto Small, 6s. 9s. prem.
Consols for May, 78s/s 79 78% %

This forenoon we received the-trench Paperi of
Tuesday and Wednesday. No Papers were published
on Monday, which is always the case on the day
after Easter Sunday, Christmas Day, Ascension Day,
and some other festivals.. The Chamber of Deputies
were occupied on Monday and Tuesday in discussing
the Budget and the new Law on the Customs. The
Moniteur of Tuesday and Wednesday does not con-
tain a single article of foreign or domestic intelli-
gence of the slightest interest ; and all the Papers
are very barren respecting the subject of the greatest
importance—the affairs of Russia and Turkey. The
Consthutionnel of Tuesday, in its leading article, says
the negociations between these Powers have termi-
nated as the Editor expected ; and that it is now
beyond all J.oubt that the Turkish and Russian armies''
will be put in motion as soon as the season will per-
mit, that is, at the end of the present month or the
beginning of May. The Editor says, in examining
with attention the state of Europe' and the. conflict
of opinion, it is impossible to dissemble that ilte epoch
on W•hich we are now entering will probably be more
memorable and more decisive than any that has
occurred in our times; and he expresses- his sincere
hope that the result may guarantee the independ-
ence of nations, and the public and private rights
of the people.
The following are extracts from the Paris Journals
of Tuesday and Wednesday :

The Russian troops, which in Januairlast had been
separated into divisions, beyond, thepniester, have
received orders to remise, as quickly as possible,
their former positions. The Hetarists in the province
of Bessarabia are actively organising. There are
batting them several Russian Officers.
We have been informed that a body of troops is
arming at Riga and its environs, as a corps of ob-
servation on the coasts of the Baltic.
FRANKFORT, APRIL 4.
A mercantile letter from Leipzic, dated the 29th of
March, says, 44 The news we have this day received
from Vienna, Warsaw, and St. Petersburgb, is entirely
for war." •
AILLAXHAPELLE, APRIL 4.
If the Turks are not the first to commence hostili-
ties, it is believed that the Russians will not open the
campaign earlier than the 15th of April.
A letter from Vienna announces, that the Senator
Tatischeff had dispatched extraordinary couriers to
the Generals-in-Chief or the Russian armies of the

South and the West.
In comequence of orders received from St. Peters-
burgh at Cronstadt, the fleet in that port was equipped
with the greatest activity.
An article from Warsaw says, " It would be diffi-
cult to give an idea of the activity with which the
Tusks prepare for war. New bodies of troops are
continually marching from Constantinople to the
Danube. The Paella of Belgrade is snaking great
preparations for the sepproaching arrival in Servia of
a large body of Turkish troops, with a considerable
park of artillery."
Letters from Vienna, of a. recent date, mention a
repo: t circulated in that capital, that the troops which
garrison the towns of the Lombardo-Venetian king-
dom would assemble and be marched into Austrian
Dalmatia, for the purpose of forming a cordon on
the Turkish frontiers. It is added, that these troops
would be replaced by the army of General Frimont ;
by which it is supposed that the evacuation of Naples
will not long be delayed.

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Alexandria,
Pacha of
for Pre.
•esa, to take a part of CHOVISCRID PACK I's army,
consisting of 10,000 men, on bottrd, and convey them
to Pans, which• was to. be made the head-quartet=
of .the force destined to act against the Mosea. The
greatest panic had already seized the Insurgents, and
they had sent to the Authorities in the lonian Islanclt
to know whether, in case of misfortune, they should
be received there. The Magiitrates, in answer, re.
felled to their Proclamations, which excluded the
Greeks, and those who should join them, from any
intercourse with the Islandi.

The cruelties ot the Toils towards the Greeks who
happen to be in their power; of which we receive dt.
tails from time to time on good author ity, are so dread.
ful, as, notwithstanding our previous knowledge cf
these barbarians, almost to stagger belief: On getting
possession of Kydonia, they disposed of 1,00:.) chit.
dren (too young for their brutal purposes), by tying
them two by two, and hanging them up on trees,
hen they amused themselvei by shooting at them.
They afterwards cut them to pieces, in the manner is
which butchers cut up their meat. The Monasteries
of Mount Athos derive their subsistence from the
estates they possess in Thessaly, Macedonia, sec. which
are superintended by people belonging to the order.
All these superintendents, to the number of 1,200,
were suddenly seized and hung, without their hiving
given the least offence, and before the Convents had
risen, which they were forced to do for their (ma
safety. Of these horrible cruelties we hear lic.t syl.
fable from our agents in Tur key, though the momert
a Greek, from the wrongs offered to iris kindred,
driven to retaliate, the outrage immediately finds
way in an exaggerated shape into the MinisteriLl
Journals.

A letter from Odessa, dated March 15, states, that
up to that time no hostilities between the Russian and
Turkish armies bad taken place. It adds, that it would
be impossible for them to take the field before tl.e
month of May. as no waggon can move until then,
even at the rate of five miles a day.
The Genoa Gazette announces, that the police, :e.
conded by the Austrian troops, are occupied in di;.
arming the inhabitants of Palermo and the neigh.
bouring towns: Besides the nine conspirators wl-.0
have been shot, five others are condemned to die, ari
are waiting the Krso'a orders. Among them is hi.
ron LaNnottxr., a relation of one of the most learn:l'
and respectable men in Syracuse. There are imp:'•
cated in the conspiracy three priests, one friar, five or
six young advocates, several cacial personages, and
several Neapolitan soldiers.

The Baltimcre Paper, of the Nth March, Eater,
that letters have been received from Ilace, statin ,
that there is no chance of a commercial treaty be-
tween Prance and the United States this year.

FROM THE JAMAICA COURANT Or FEBRUARY 18.

The BELLETTE brig of war, of 18 guns, is arrived
from the Bermudas, having been three years and a
half on the North American station. She had been
stationed on the coast of Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick for the protection of the revenue and the fisheries
against the encroachments of the Americans, and up-
wards of 14 vessels have been condemned for via-
lacing the existing laws and treaties, as well as a
number of boats.

We understand a letter has lately been receive 3
from the Colonial Agent, stating, that the Petition
of the two Houses of our Legislature to his Majesty,
had been referred to the Lords of the Committee for
Trade and Plantation Affairs, who are impressed with
the difficulties in which the whole of the %Vest Indic;
are involved, and will not fail to give the subjec:
their best attention, but that the President and Vice-
President were then absent.

The Public will learn with regret that her Royal
Highness the Duchess of CLARENCE has been much
indisposed within the last few days; and we are
sorry to add, that the hopes of an accession to tLe
Royal Family are again disappointed.

The Duke and Duchess of NORTERTIMIILAND came
to town yesterday morning from their seat, Sion House,
and returned back to dinner.

Yesterday the Marchioness of DOWNBHIRIE and t!
Ladies HILL arrived at their house in Hanover-
square from Brighton, and, in the afternoon, enter-
tained the Marquis of DOWNSHIRE and a select party
with a dinner.

The veteran INCLEDON in want in his latter dar.
is universally sympathized with • when he trent tc
pay at the Lord Chamberlain's Office the fees for the
license for his Benefit, which takes place on Friday
next, at the English Opera House, Mr. Mesa, in the
most kind and gentlemanly manner, refused to allow
any charge to be made.

VM'e
hear that some more great characters in Edin•
burgh were, on Saturday, bound over to keep the
peace. The Opposition Leader and the Bard who
tells ,4 the Tales of other Time-," are mentioned as the
parties. Really, this system of extinguishing thought
by gunpowder, this pistoling down public optnion and
free discussion, will never do. The laws of this coun-
try are sufficiently strong to protect the character, lit'.
and property of every individual in it, and to punish;
those who injure them. The meaning of this seems co
be, that the trade in anonymous slander should be in
every rcspec free and unrestricted.—Glasgow Cookr

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