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ON sin. CAMINO. S XCITSONIID ADMIT CATHOLIC MRS INTO THE
SWIM OF LORDS. •
A'Court, E. A. Fnrde, Matthew Pitt, W. M.
Alexander,,J. Forrester, F. Pitt, Joseph
Antrohus, G. C. Gascoyne, Isaac Pole, Sir P.
Apsley, Lord Gifford, Sir It. Pollen, Sir John
Archdall, M. Gipps, G. Pollington, Viscount
Ashnrst, \V. H. Gooch, T. S. Powilll,W.E.
Astell, IV. Gordod, lion. W. RaMe, Jonathan
Astley, Sir J. D. Gossett, Colonel Rice lion. G.
Bankes, henry Goulburn, Rt. Hon. Rid:ford, W.
Bankes, George H. Robarts, A. W.
Rune, M. Grant, A. C. Robertson, A.
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Barry, Rt. lin. J. M. Greville, Sir'C. Rogers, F.
Bastard, E. P. Graves, Lord Rowley, Sir Josias
• Bastard, John Grossest, J. It. Russell, J.Watts
Bathurst, lion. T. S. Handley, Henry Ryder, Rt. lion. It.
Belfast, Earl of Hart, General St. Paul, Sir H.
Beatinek, Lord F. Harvey, Sir E. Scott. Sam.
Berestred, Lord G. lieber, Richard Scott, Hon. %V. H. J.
Bere4ord, Sir J. P. Heygate, Alderman Shelley, Sir J.
Bernard, Viscount iiill, Rt.l•lon. SirG. Shiffner, Sir G.
Illackburne, J. 11111, Rowland Smith, T. A.
Blair, J. Hodson, J. Smith, Christopher
Bough.-y, Sir J. F. Holford, G. P. Smith, Abel
Bouverie, l lon. B. liohnes, W. Sneyd, N.
Bradshaw, It. 11. Horrocks, S. Somerset, Lord E..
Bridges, 6. Hotham, Lord Somerset, Lord G.
Bright, 11. llouldsworth, T. Sotheron, Frank
Bruce, Robert Howard, Hon. F. G. Stanhope, Hn. J. H.
Brudenell, Lord Hudson, H. Stewart, Sir John
Buchanan, John braes, John Stewart, W.
Butterworth, Joseph Irving, John Stopford, Lord
Buxton, ,1. I. - Jervoise, G. P. Stratbaven, Lord
Calvert, John Keck, G. A. 1.. Strutt, J. H.
Cartwright. \V. R. King, Sir I. D. Stuart, W.
Chandos, Alarquis of Ki 111 l ersley, W. S. Sumner, G. IL
Chaplin, C. Knatchbull, Sir E. Suttie, Sir James
Chocre, E. M. Langston, J. H. Taylor, G. NV.
Cherry, G. Lascelles, Hn. W. S. Taylor, Sir IL
Chetwynd, G. Leigh, Thomas , Thynne, Lord John
Childe, W. 1.. Leigh, Francis Thonvson, W.
Cholmelcy, Str M. Leigh, J. 11. Townshend, Lord J.
Claughton; T. Leslie, C. P. Townshend, Hon. 11.
Clements, Hu. J. M. Legge, lion. H. Tremayne, J. H.
Clinton, Sir W. Lethbridge, Sir T. Trench, F. W.
Clinton, H. Fynes Lewis, Wyndham Tulk, C. A.
Clive, lion. It. Lindsay, Lord Vansittart, Rt.Hn.N.
Clive, Henry Lindsay, Hon. 11. Vaughn, Sir R.
Cole, Sir G. L. Long, Rt. 11n. Sir C. Ure, M.
Collett, E. J. Lopez, Sir M. Walker, J.
Congreve, Sir W. Lowther, Viscount Wallace, Rt. Hn. T.
Cooper, Fa S. Lowther, Hu. H. C. Wall ole, Lord
Cooper, R. B. Lowther, John Wells, John
Copley, Sir J. S. Lowther, J. H. Wemyss, J.
Corbett, P. Lucy, George Westenra, Hon. H.
Cotterell, Sir J. G. Lushington, S. R. Wetherell, C.
Cripps, Joseph Luttrell, J. F. Whitmore, Thomas
Curteis, E. J. Lygon, Hon. H. Wildman, J. B.
Curzon, Hon. U. Blaberley, John Wigrani, W.
Cwt, Hon. W. Magennis, R. 'Wilbraham, E. B.
Cost, Hon. I'. Manners, Lord C. Williams, R.
Cust, lion. E. !Warmers, Lord R. Willoughby, If.
Cuffe, Colonel Blacnagbton, E. A. Wilson, Sir H. W.
Davenport, 1). Mansfield, J. Wilson, T.
Davis, It. 11. Martin, Sir T. B. Wilson, W. W. C.
Dawkins, J. Maxw, J. W. • Wodehouse, Hon. J.
Dawkins, H. Miles, P ell.
J. Worcester, Marquis
Dawson, G. :Mitch.% John ---
Deerhurst, Viscount Monteith, 11. FAIRED OFF.
Dickenson, W. Wrgan, Sir C. Ancram, Earl of
Divett, T. Morgan, G. G. Beauchamp,Viscount
Dodson, John 111ountcharles, Earl Burrell, Sir C.
Doraville, Sir C. Mundy, G. Campbell, Arch.
Dowdeswell, J. E. :Musgrave, Sir P. Cawthorne' J. F.
Down*, It. Newman, R. Cole, Sir C.
Douglas, J. Nicholl, IL. Hn. SirJ.Crawley, S.
Drake, \V. T. Nightingale, Sir M. Curtis, Sir W.
Drake, T. 'l'. Norrhey, W. Dalrymple, A.
Dugdale, D. S. Ornmaney, Sir F. M.Hope, Sir W.I.
Duncombe, C. O'Neil, Hn. J. R. B. Jenkinson, Hon. C.
Duncornhe, IV. Onslow, Arthur Jocelyn, on. J.
Egert cn, W. Osborne, Sir J. Lennox, Lord G.
Ellis, T. Owen, Sir John Mundy, E. M.
Ennismore,Viscount Palk, Sir L. Price, Richard
Estcourt, T. G. Paxton,W.G. Rochfort, G. H.
Fairlie, Sir W. C. Pearse, John Seymour, H.
Fame, J. Pechell, Sit T. Skcifington, Hon. T.
Vane, Vere Pc.:l, Right Hon. R. Swann, H.
Farrand, It. Peel, %V. G. Smith, S.
Fellowes, W. H. Pehiew, lion. P. B. Vivian, Sir H.
Fetherstone, Sir T. Pennant, G. 11. D. Ward, R.
Fleming, John Percy,lion. W. Yarmouth, Earl of

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MONDAY, MAY 6, 1822.
THE FUNDS.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Market appears to be steady this morning, owing, no
doubt, to the Bank Directors waiting on Ministers to-morrow,
after which some fluctuations are expected to take place. We
ate informed that the Revenue, from the sth April up to Satur-
day night, is £300,000 more than the corresponding month of
last year.—Consols are, up to this hour, 788 for the Account,
and 71e 8 for Money.
FORZIGN FCNDS.—There is not much business transacting in
the Foreign Market this morning.—Spanish New and Oki 651 ;

Prussian 86i (sellers); Danish n 5 ; Neapolitan 611 i 69; Colom-
bian Old ex dividend at par; New 86; French Funds 88f. 40c.

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Sinking Fund, which has been so much encrottliod I
on bylMinisters already, that it. is the worst of affec- I
'cation to talk of its inviolability any longer.
The French Papers of Thursday and Friday have
been received. The Moniteur contains two Procla-
mations of the KING, dated the Ist inst. for closing
the Session of the two Chambers; and an Ordonnance '
for convoking them on the 4th of June. M. de Va-
LEL; the French Minister of Finance, has addressed
a Circular to the heads of the various branch* of
Treasury employment and patronage, directing them
to call upon all the subordinate agents under their
controul, to give their votes and interest to the Mi-
nisterial- Candidates at the approaching Election.—
This Circular is said to have excited a great sensation
in Paris. An article from Petersburgh, of April 9th,
states, in a semi-official form, the grounds upon which
the E+epEnoei has altered the Tariff relative to Prussia,
and determined that the flee trade in certain articles,
with that Power, uuder the Convention of the 19th
of December, 1818, is to cease at the end of the cur-
rent year. "At the Congress is 18151" this semi-
official observes, " all the Powers were anxious to
relieve European commerceirein the yoke under which
it laboured for ten consecutive years previously ; but
Russia alone abandoned the prohibitive system."—
England preserved her's ; Austria remained faithful
to the rule of protecting her native industry against
foreign ; France adopted new precautions ; and the
EMPEROR thinks it right to follow the example of
other nations, rather than be the only loser.
The following are extracts: •

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PARTS, MAY 3.

The Lyons Gazette of the 29th of April, says—" A
letter ft om Marseilles of the 25th of April states, that
she intelligence of an insurrection of the Greeks in the
lonian Isles against the English High Commissioner,
is confirmed."
Letters from Bourdeaux of the 29th of April, say,
" There were seized yesterday morning in the river
three chests, containing each 25 muskets : the chests
were conveyed to the house of the Lieutenant-Gene-
ral Commandant of Division."
A letter from Nancy of the 28th of April, gives a
formal contradiction to the Journals of the Nether-
lands, which have spoken of the agitation that pre-
vails in that city, and of the discovery of a military
conspiracy. The same letter states, that Lorraine, and
particularly Nancy, never enjoyed greater tranquillity.
TRIESTE, APRIL 19.

We have this instant received the following Bulletin
" HELLENIC GOVERNMENT.

" The -President of the Executive Power makes known that
the enemy's fleet having been put to flight after the naval battle
of the 20th of February (March 4), and pursued by the nation:l
fleet, the latter was seen on the morning of the 25th of February
(March 0) off Cape Papa. It then proceeded towards Patras,
where it found 24 ships of the enemy, a part of which was ena-
bled to save themselves within the Castles of Lepanto, and the
remainder of which was set on fire. The Greek fleet passed the
following night between Aliscolongi and Patras. On the follow-
ing day it sailed towards Patras, carrying terror to the enemy.
The Pacha Niebemet, who had made a sortie from the fortress
' with some troops, seeing the destruction of his countrymen and
the conflagration of a great part of a naval division, re-enter
the garrison full of terror.
(Signed)

a ALEX. MAVROCORDATO,
" President of Congress.
" THEODORE NEGRI,

4, President of the Council of Ministers!,

The French editor adds, that the latter person who
signs this document had been nominated Turkish
Charge d'Affaires at Paris, but being captured in the
Archipelago a year ago, he resolved to remain with
the insurgents, and sent back his credentials to the
Grand Sultan.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, APRIL 26.

We have received by the couriers today several
letters from Warsaw and Be, lin ; one of them says—
It is now stated that the Emperor of Russia has
consented to wait the result of the new propositions
which the Austrian Cabinet has directed the Imperial
Internuncio, the Count de Lutzow, to mike to the
Ottoman Government, and that it will not be till im-
mediately after the receipt of the answer of the Di-
, van that the Russian armies, in the event of its being
unfavourable to the maintenance of peace, will open
the campaign, by entering the two-Principalities cf
Moldavia and Wallachia."

Another letter states, that all the Russian regiments
which form part of the Armies of the South and West,
as well as other separate corps, have been placed on
the war establishment since the 11th of April. At
Petersburgh great activity continues to prevail in the.
Ministries of War and Foreign Affairs.
French Funds, Five per Cents. May 1.-871. 80c.
May 2.—Opened at 87f. 95c. closed at 87f. 80c.

Madrid Papers to the 22d ultimo have reached us.
Some disturbances of an unimportant nature are
described as having occurred at Barcelona and Sara-
gossa. In the latter city a group of about thirty or
forty persons, supposed to belong to the militia, burnt
in effigy the Minister of the. Interior, from dissatis-
faction at the decree lately passed for the regulation
of that force. The Universal of the 21st states that
orders had been given for the recall of the Spanish
Charge d'Affaires at Turin. The same paper ex-
presses its surprise that a Minister should have been
continued so long as a witness of the insults daily of-
fered to his country by the Court of the petty King
of SARDINIA.

This forenoon w•e received a Dutch Mail, bringing
Papers to the 4th inst. The French Ambassador at
Vienna is said to have had several conlencos with