Star.
London, England, 1824-03-31 00:00:00

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1321.
THE FUNDS.
' STOCK EXCH A NG E., TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning at ?sa, 1, and min afterwere done-
at 94a, L, but again got up to 8, I, with some business doing.
An Express from Paris states the French litotes at 1-03 f. 50e.
Spanish 24.
VORBIGN FUNDS.
This being Settling-day for all Foreign Securities, there is much
bustle in the Market, particularly in settling the accounts. The
report of the new Spanish Loan being contracted for £2,500,000,
has not had much effect on the Market, it being discredited. Old
Spanish Bonds opened at 20t, and got up to 21.

Current Prices:—New Spanish 17} to 18, Okl 204 j, Russian
97, Chi Han 89, 'Alexican Scrip 71;1, Ausrrian 16, New Prussian
99 to 4, Okl 101, Greek 13 to idis. Portuguese 7, Alliance Shares
16i to 17, French Scrip 10 to 17.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
S per Cent. Consols 941 k s/8
4 per Cents. New 1071/2 78—India Bonds 80s. 82s.
• Exchequer Bills (E 1.000) 575. 565. 58s. 57t.
Ditto Small 575. 565. 58s. 575. •
Bank for Acct. 2461/2 246—India_for Acct. 290
Conbols for Acct.. 945/s lk % 5/s.

Just-as our Paper was going to Press we received the
?vloniteur of Monday, and the• Doile of yesterday, by
Express. The latter contains an account of the pro-
ceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on Monday.—
During the reading of the ' proces verbal by M. de
SEGUEET, Secretary, pro tempore, a Message was sent
from the Chatilber of Peers, announcing that Baron de
la ROCIIEFOUCALD, the Duc de- CAnORE, the Due
d'Usas, and M. de LAT(MA Muumuu° had been ap•
pointed Secretariks. M. BENJAMIN CONSTANT was: not
present at the sitting of the Chamber. of Deputies on
Monday.
The Duc DECAZES has arrived in Paris. Mr. Boowo,
appointed to succeed Mr. GALATIN as Ambassador from
the United States to France, had arrived at CherbOurg,
in the frigate Cyone.
The Constitutionnel announces that the celebrated, or
rather notorious LARSVEILLIERE-LZPAUX, Member of
the National Convention and Executive Directory, died
at Paris on the 28th inst. aged 70 years.

Accounts from Constantinople of the 26th ult. state,
that great preparations are making in the arsenal for
the approaching campaign; that the Greeks have ef-
fected a debarkation at Carabourou, in Macedonia ;
and that the nespciations opened by M. Mit:lziAciti
with the.Ottornan Porte are still-carried on.

The Etoile contains an account- of a melancholy
event said to have occurred at Rome,. but which we
trust is unfounded. It is stated that an English family
was taking a ride on the banks of the Tiber, when
the horse on which the niece of Lord MILKER was
mounted fell into the river, and Miss BATHURST, the
niece of Earl BATHURST, after remaining some time on
the surface of the water, sunk to rise no more.=
It is added that Lord HAIMIII precipitated himself
into the Tiber, and that he also nearly became a victim
to the rapidity of the current. Who is meant by Lord
HALMER we are at a loss to guess.
On Saturday, in the French Chamber of Deputies,
M. BENJAMIN CONSTANT refuted all the arguments
brought by M. Moor/ to prove that he was snot en_
titled to the rights of a French subjbct, and shewed
that where his adversary had not perverted facts, he
had dr-awn false inferences from /hem. He demon-
strated that his father had obtained the full testora-,
don of his rights in the year 1791, and that instead
of retiring to Switierland, as had been asserted, he
had remained in France, and died there after a re
,idence of twenty-one years. Monsieur DIMON, in
his reply, seemed disposed to abandon some of the
points which he had advanced, or at least to anticipate
that the Chamber would not find them sufficient to de-
cide the question, he therefore asserted, that whether M
CONIPTANT were considered a French subject pr not, he
should bring documents so prove that he did not pay the
qualify hint tel be a De-
mount of tugs netessaireto