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London, England, 1822-07-26 00:00:00

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STOCK EXCHANfiI& otiIIKOCLOCK.
Some large purchases have been made this morning by a*
eminent Broker, and the Market looks well: within thiehossr.
a great deal has been doing. Money is so plentiful thaebne per
cent. cannot be obtained.—Consols for Acct. Reduced .806
Position FUNDS. —There is some bustle this morning in the
above Market. Spanish and Chillan Bonds are in demand. One
handred thousand was purchased yesterday of the latter by an
eminent Broker, for the Merchants, and ten thousand New
Spanish was bought this morning. The kt;en from Holland this
morning state, that the Dutch Goverment has acknowledged
the Independence of Sout America.—New Spanish 62i; Old
631 I; New Prussian 86; Old 881 ; Chilian 791 ; Russian
811 82; Danish 861 87 ; Neapolitan 721 ; Columbian 841;
Old 1021.

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Bank Stock 249 2501/4-3 per Cent. Redu. 807/s 81
3 per Cent. Ccinsols 801/8. 1/4-31/4 per Cents. 921/4
4 per Cts. 9878 99 Y 4-4 per Ct. New Anns. 99 3/8
Bank Long Annuities 20% 1 '46
Imperial 3 per Cents. 801/4—lndia Stock 250
India Bonds 63i. 645. pr.--3 per Cent. 1751, 80
Exchequer Rills C 1.000155. 6s. prem.
Ditto Small ss. 7s. prem.
Consols tin Account 801/4 1/4 3%.

The Madrid Papers, which have arrived up to the
14th instant, are highly interesting, since they prove
the triumph of the Constitutionalists to have been
comr km by the continued tranquillity. Six days had
elapsed from the date of a rebellion among the }ONG'S
Guards, which had been put down by the KINO's
trained and untrained subjects, and all was quiet in
the Palace and the Capital—no re-action had taken
place—n.l new disturbance was threatened, and no
apprehensions of danger were felt. Even during the
battle of the 7th it appears that no disorder took
place in Madrid beyond the immediate scene of
action, or the streets where the mutinous guards were
in motion ; and what to the English must seem still
more astonishing, not a house was robbed or a single
:article of property forcibly taken from any one.

The same orderly conduct seems to have been ob-
served in the provinces, and in all the towns which
the news had reached. At Badajoz, at Salamanca,
at Alicant, at Avila, and wherever the revolt of the
Gr.alds .had been heard, the Municipalities or Autho-
rities had assembled toatake measures for supporting
the Constitution, and had been nobly seconded by.
the zeal of the people and the good spirit of the
troops. From- all that we observe in these Papers,
the great towns of Spain echoed the cries of indig-
nation at the mutiny of the Guards, and will echo
the acclamations of joy at their defeat. The late
events, therefoie, which were viewed at first with
such orlight by the enemies of Constitutional order,
likely to end in the permanent consolidation of
y. Foreign intrigue and domestic treachery had
so long and so assiduously at work, that a crisis
ts probably to be expected before either could be

it down, and the insignificance of the faction which
~ouraged them ascertained and made manifest.—
That has now been done. The KING'S Guards and
Al, tiers, at the moment when his MAJESTY was per-
ming a solemn duty prescribed by the Constitu-
ion, raised the shout for its overthrow, and were met
a spirit of unanimity and courage that must con-
ince die Ultras, on both sides of the Pyreunees, of
ie utter futility of their future efforts.
The two most mutinous battalions of the Royal
reduced to SOO men by desertion and casual-
,, had arrived at the Escurial, and laid down their
The other battalions were to be disbanded,
dist' ibuted in other regiments. From many of
Provinces Addresses had arrived to the Perm*.
:It Deputation c•f the Cortes, full of indignation at
conduct of the rebellious Guards, and pledges t•

intain the Constitution through all perils. We
select the following from the Deputation of Alicant,

no other reason but because it is the shortest :
" ALICANT, JULY v.
" The Provincial Deputation of Alicant, at the moment that
beard of these scandalous events of the capital, in which a
I btrticide faction endeavours to enslave a magnanimous nation,
assembled in an Extraordinary Session, and resolved to bury
under the ruins of their country rather than be de-
of the sacred deposit of their liberty, have determined to
test to the people which they represent, and to all the pro-
deputations, their sworn pledges of the constitution or

" The permanent deputation may rely on the good wishes of
whole of this province, which, in union with the rest of
Spain, will present to Europe the majestic spectacle of a nation
second time armed en masse to defend their rights against the

.s of tyranny."
e have similar addresses from towns, provinces)

regiments.
The Expectador of the 13th instant, in alluding to
rote of the diplomatic corps respecting the KING'S
ttment, adds, g• We know not whether the English

sinister declined to sign it from etiquette or other
causes, but this we shall say, that his Excellency
has, by his refusal, rendered himself worthy of the
esteem of all Spaniards who love the welfare of their
country." The Universal of the 12th confirms the
report of the appointments of Cat.Antavo and
Loruz BANOS to the departments of the Interior and
War, respectively. But the most important changes,
as regards the Constitution and the returning con-
£dence of the people in the intentions of the KING,
are those that have taken I.lace in the officers who
surround his Majesty's person. " The Royal House-
hold," the Universal adds, " whose reform is the ob.
jcct of desire to all good citizens, begins to experi.;

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