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THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1814.
PRICE OF POCK I'HIS DAY Al' TWELVE O'CLOCK
Rethiced 694 ex div. 674I—Cons.1—Cons. 701 60/—for ..cc. 71i 7O
4 per Ct. 71 ex div. 69!1--5 per Cent. Nairy 97; 96/
Oninium, 25 26 241—Bank Long Amps. 16 1-16th
India Bonds 3s. prem.—Exchequer Bills 2s. 15. ss. prem.

A sudden and great depression took place this
morning in the Funds. Omnium was as high as 26,
and Consols for money at 70i, when almost instan-
taneously Omnium fell to 21, and Consols to 68.
The only cause for this fall was the knowledge some
persons had, that Mr. HASE intended waiting upon
the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange ; and from
this it was imagined that he was coming to announce
either 4 new Loan, or the funding of Exchequer Bills.
But as soon as it was known that the object of his
mission referred to the extension for the redemption
of the Omnium from the 6th of May until the 30th of
the same month, 50 per cent. to be paid on the 13th,
and the remaining 50 on the 30th, Omnium rose to
2-1, and Consols to 691, and, iii all probability, Will
leave off at the price of its opening.

Letters of the sth instant have been received from
the French coast, bringing accounts from Paris up
to the 3d, it which period every thieg was tranquil.

An idea has been erroneously taken up that Prince
SCLIWARTZENBERG, in his ProclamAtion to the Pali;
sians, by the term " Notably., and men of public
estimation," means to include the Senate and Legis-
lative Body created by BOUAPARTE. Nothing can be
mere absurd.—The Notables of France are the Petri
of that country, 3nd they resemble the House of
Lords of this country so far as the analogy of the two
Cons:itutions will admit.

The last Constitutional Assembly held by the un-
fortunate Louts XVI. was a meeting of the Notables,
—Whit share of .6 public estimation" has been ac-
quired in Fr.ince or elsewhere by the miscreants who
have been made Senators and Legislators of France
under the Napoleon dynasty, we are at a -loss to
conceive. We have now the list of the French Se-
nate before us : it is composed of a motley groupe of
Atheists, Thieves, and Aisassins. The first on the
roll of this.Newgate Calendar is Roona Ducos—this
fellow was a strolling player at the commencement
of the Revolution, and afterwards figured as the Pre-
sident of several tribunals, which depopulated France,
by means of the guillotine, of all that was virtuous
and good. Count (ci-dtvant iibbe)•SIEYES is the next
act the list--hie virtues are already well known.-
-Count BERTHOLLET appears next ; this low-born
upstart is a wholesale contractor for gun-powder to,
the Great NAPOLEON. He. is understood to have ac-
quired immense riches by the large demands fur this
article for the last twenty years. 1 * was a half_
starved apothecary at the Revolution.—Count LA.
CEPEDE is the third in succession of these 64 .10;-liiian. r"
Notables. This reptile is the author of several works
on Natural History, the tendency of all of which is
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to disprove the existence of the DEITY ! The truly
restettable names of LAPLACE, VOLNEY, LAGRANGE,
BoISY DANGLAS, HULIN, Governor of Paris, and
several hundred others follow in due succession.—
The bare sound of their names is nauseous to every
well-regulated ear, and yet these are the men -vhom

some of our contemporaries would represent the Em.
peror ALEXANDER and King of PaussiA as taking by
the hand and hailing them by th appellation of the
Notables of France ! Away with such abominable

nonsense ! The Notables of France are all those
Who, like their Sovereigns, have been robbed of their
titles and estates by the Revolutionary Banditti above
alluded to.