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with another Power rather than with a private penal),
and have granted on proper security the utmost facili-
ties for the payment. It is pi,} that the Spanish Am-
bassador did not communicait this t fret. to his Govern-
mentk and Sweden cannot help it, it Spain is sywasy
respecting the Niue destination of these vessels. On
the sth iust. the Spanish Ambassador communicated to
the Chancellor two letters from Madrid, but did not
present any note; and his verbal declaration on this
occasion is said to have been much snore temperate
than his preceding official communications."

APPROACHING COttONAIIoN IN HUNGARY

PRFSBURG, SEPTEMBER is.
Yesterday afternoon, their Imperial Majesties made
their public entry into this city, with a degiee of splen-
dour which surpasses all description. They reached
the line at four o'clock, were received in a tent erected
for the purpose by the Magnates, who were assembled
in their Court dresses. As soon as they alighted, the
hand of the Regiment of Cuitas.iers of the Archduke
Fran is of Modena played the hymn God preserve Me
Emperor Francis. After stopping a short time, the pro-
cession set out again, and accompanied by the, joyful
acclamations of the people, .and: the ringing of all the
bells, proceeded to the Palace of the Primate, where
the Emperor's sons were ready to receive their MA.
jesties. After the servants who preceded, the splendid
procession was led by the Archbishops 'and Bishops,
followed by the other Magnates, in half Oriental cos.
tume, and in grand gala. His Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Palatine was in the midst of the Magnates,
uho were covered with jewtls, gold, and pearls.—
Aninng them Counts Orzkey and Anthony Baihiary
were particularly remarkable for the splendour of their
dresses, the sight of which filled everybody with pleas-
ing surprise. Immediately after the Magnates, followed
their Imperial Majesties, in the Hungarian national
costume. in an open carriage, attended by the Captains
of t e guard, Prince Esterhazy, who was as it were
coveted with diamonds and pearls, and the Marquis de
SOrnmariva ; his Imperial Highness the Archduke Fer-
dinand of Este, likewisein the Hungarian national cos-
tume, rode by the side of the carriage. At the sight
of their Imperial Highnesses, the peqple broke out into
exclamations of joy, which it is impossible to describe.
Her Majesty tire Empress Louisa appeared to be espe-
cially affected by the enthusiastic joy of the people, and
returned 11. e acknowledgment in the most affable manner.
The finest weathcr,.and the sun shining with peculiar
splendour, favciurcd this magnificent fete. The lustre
of the diamonds, the gold, and silver, had a magic
effect in the beams of the sun, and inspired everybody
Who beheld it with admiration and delight. The Court
equipages of several of the Magnates were entitely
covered with silver, and all of them surrounded by a
grea number of servants. shining with silver. Here,
too, Punce Esterhazy was distinguished; his carriage
was accompanied by fifty-six officers of his household.
B.fore the carriage of the Prince Primate rode his
domestic Chaplain with the Cross, and twenty-six
officers of the household followed. The procession oc-
cut.ied an hour in passing, after which the troops filed
off, and then the city was illuminated. The crowd of
people was immense, and their unequivocal teatimonies
of sati.faction added much to the interest of the scene.

• THE EVENING STIR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1823.

STUCK RXCHANGII, TWELVE O'CLOCK. •
Consols opened this morning at vn to $8 for the Account. with
I.t le or nothing doing.
In the Foreign 31arket there is not a bargain doing.
Current Prices: New Spanish 13, Old Spanish 164 4, Russian
384, Mexican 71, Colombian New 744 75, Austrian 974 98, Bra.
zilian Scrip 984 disc. Mexican Scrip 104 4 disc. Greek Scrip
24 discount.

rracß OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock Shut.
per Cent it erl. Shut.
31 er Cem. Cow. 87% 88
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31 per Cent. Shut.
4 per Cent. New 102% 14
Long Ann. Shut.
£l.OOO Excheq. Bills par 1 prem.
£5OO ditto Isar 1 prem.
£lOO and ila,too ditto par 1 prem.
Coos. for Acct. g 8 87% 8814 88
FOREIGN FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian We 5 p Cr. Mex. Scrip, 1625,
Ikatilian Bonds, 751 Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. Nrapolitan Bonds, 1824
Do. Setip,spC.lll2s, . Ditto Bonds 5p C.
Dlltto Aoct. 91 dia. Prom. Bonds, 6 pC.671 66 671 1
Duenos Ayrei bonds Ditto Acet.
L'itto Acct. DittoScrip,lll2s, 6PC
Ciiiitan Donde, G p Ct. Pot tuguese Bonds
. Cilloruldah Bils.6p C. 751 76176 Pruss.llds.i 822, 5p C. 981 ex.div.
Ditto bonds 1824. 741 iI I Buss. Bonds, 1822,5 p 93/
Ditto Acc. 75j 74j Span. 5 pC.Cons. 161 11 1
Danish Nods, 5 p Ct. Ditto Acct. 16/ 1
Du. Marks Dance Span.s p. Ct. C. 1823, 13 121 1
Ditto Scrip. 1825, 61 dis. Ditto for Ace. 13
Greek Bonds SE Frenchßentcs,spCt.o9f. 50c.
Do. Scrip S p Ct 241 24 dia. Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. 231 241 dia. Ksehange, 25f. 10e.
Iles. Bonds, French Itentes,3p C.
D0.80nd5.11125,6pCt.1011 edits Guatemala
Ditto Acct. 101 1 1 1 j dia.! Ditto Acct.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
SSA AL PAID. PRA MAIM
100 30 774
50 5 24

Ainlo Mexican 5 pm.
Bolivar

Caateno&EspiritoSanto 100 5
Si i
Oolornbiret - 100 - S - - 19)
'lalLi•at 100 5 31
London United 25 5 11 2
l'otosi, La Pas, & Peruse. • 50 5 51 a 1 1 6
Welch honk Coal 25 15 10)
Prin.)) Iron Company - 100 - £5 • 204 21
lintisli Dock St Patent Salt 50 5 104
Imperial Estate 2 • 5i
Rio de le Plata ARrieul. Coot. 100 5 24

There are two subjects of domestic policy daily agi-
tatell in the public prints, from which we liave-so long
refrained, that our notice of them may now seem some-
what tardy ; but to say truth, we would Willingly con-
nate to avoid them, if forbearance were lonscr possible,
without incurring the reproach of shrinking from the
discussion.
The one question is, that of cruelty to animals, con-
nected with which is the singular conduct of Mr.
RICRARD MARTIN; the other is of more fearful im-
portance, being that of the combination of the artisans
and wotkmen throughout the country.
Touching the merits of the first question, we should
say, that cruelty to animals, we, as Men and • as Chris-
teens, abhor. So, in like manner, we detest ingratitude, j

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