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;NINO STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, JUNE 10. 022.
.THE FUND&

STOCK. EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCIL;.:

There is am snub bliss dabs la the Matte this mond*
The information at &Merday of Peace between the Insi=
and Turks being finer settled is numb discredited ea Theage,
as it is thenghts if that was poddvely the bet, the Condemned
Bowen would have no occasion for a Congress at lit race:
Some preihninery Ankles to prevent the drake of blest Prey
pawl by the medistior ;tanks to the 'Porto and soWtsg. lids"
idea of persons easy are wd acquainted with inimeMben frank
that quartos, bathe ilasivettiosnent of their disputa will tem&
nate with the Congress ; indeed the Market proves die best ett•l
orlon, fir Cesiodi are on* i for the Accoest, and Reduced TN..,
lateen frees Odosia,reesived this axed:4 to thelath nk. ere
silent In every respect regarding the Woks of Rusts and Turkey.
FolloB. Pont.-••Chili Stock is stM in demand, as well as
Old Spanish Bonds. Reagan Stock, owing to the report of
peace with the Porte, has bad a yin. Columbian Stock is on
the ; Russian Wade demand; Spanbh Oid
MU New 61 ; Pruden iSe 4 ; Hanish sub; Neapolitan 72};
Cehunbian 1004 ; Nkir• S 3 ; Scrip es
STOCK. EICHANGIS, ONE 'O'CLOCK:
The,SIVN lonki Ora, Aft seems to bid fair for a further
improvenient.--,odreptsPrices • . '
3 per Cent. 80.'001191/2 2.34
3 per Cent. Canis. shot-3Wper tents. BO 1/2
4 per Cents. 94.14 %—Bank,Long Anns. 20 1/2
India Bonds 4,75.
Escheq. Bills of 0,000, Is. din. I s. pr. par
Do. Small 3s. ss. pr.—Cons. ler Act. 801/2 Ir.t 1/2i
ROYAL EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
In the Yoreign Market the chief transactions continue in
Chili and Colombian Bonds.

The French Papers of Thursday and Friday are
extremely uninteresting, being principally filled with
the-verification of the Election Returns in the preli-
minary proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies.—
They contain nothing decisive relative to Russia and
Turkey. The Journal des Debats says, " Letters have
been received from St. Petersburgh of the 16th of
May, all more and more pacific, and accounting for
the delay of a public decision by the necessity of
waiting for diplomatic answers from distant Cabinets."
Accounts from Vienna to the Ist instant, received
through another channel, go a little further, and state
that M. dik TATISCUtir, whose former mission to
Vienna excited so much attention, has returned to
that capital, with unqualified assurances of the dispo-
ition of the EMPerOTAINZZA4iDIR to preserve peses,
and his consent to attend in person the approaching
Congress at Florence, for which M. de TATISCHUI
i, empowered to make the arrangements. Holding a
Congress to settle a dispute and settling it are, how-
ever, somewhat different, and, notwithstanding the
pn,itive declaration we received from Maris late on
Saturday,we are still very sceptical as to the differences
between Russia and Turkey being easily reconciled.
Colonel Durnr, who has acquired an unfortunate
celebrity, has been arrested for insulting a gendarme
who prevented one of his friends from bathing in the
Seine. Both the Colonel and his friend were con-
&acted to the Prefezture of Police. During the ex-
amination of DUFATp it was discovered that he wore
a poignard from 12 to 13 inches long, richly mounted.
A fiacre, which had been waiting since the morning,
brought to the Prefecture two swords, a hat, and a
tiding coat, which they bad left in it. The coach-
man declared that in the morning he had conveyed
to the Bois de Boulogne three individuals, and that
he had brought back but two.
Thirty young men, arrested in consequence of the
disturbances on Monday, were set at liberty on Tues-
day and yesterday. Others are still at the Prefec-
ture of the Police.

The last letters from Vienna bring some modifica-
tion of the intelligence published by the Austrian Ob-
server and other Journals respecting the entire eva-
cuatiun by the Turks of Moldavia and Wallachia.

are extracts:

SAV.ITZERLAND, MAY so.

It is stated that the Porte will maintain in these
two Principalities a number of troops equal to these,
coasiating of Arnauts, which the 1-lospodars bad in
their pay before the disturbances which broke out in
the spring of 1821. Only the Asiatic hordes will be
compelled to pass the Danube to proceed to an ulte-
tenor destination.

Factica FUNDS, JUNE 7.—Five per Cent. Conselsl
opened at 911. highest 91f.5c. lowest 90f. 85c. closed
at 90190 c.

Madrid Papers to the Lt hare reached us. They
contain numerous details of insurrectionary proceed-
ings in Catalonia: The Political Chief of Vigo, in a
letter dated the 20th of last month, states, that aot-
withstaading the severe defeat which the rebels sus-
tained oa the 14th. some of their wrong-headed leaden
entertain the imam idea of exciting another corn-
mouser.

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he made an mash on the town Of Files, -mat took
rad two OM* *NS 15 in Indus a
stoat number 04,4 d dead in di.lisime and the
:10 streets.. He, thlg Ilsat the spirit intlikldse 010.
outing coatis is very bad, except kit, Cabaii,'
which is quite constimdonal. . - • ,• _
Os the 14th, the Friar and Rom: 40a appeared
their divisions before St. Colons, * demanded
rations.; but they were firmly refused, and
tfiatched off without ventnries to make an attack.

; It is supposed that JUAN Rouvoos&, an inhabitant
Li-lisbal, has more than 1,00:0 factiouseunder his
command. He has aisemiklthe tide Of " Cantnand-
ant of the Division ligy the Defenders-of the taw of
Otto." On the 17th tho rebels appeared stsildetiv
fore eider. 0183 Voluoteet Militia which were:there,
VS hid themselves in the houses, and Bed: Ode of
the bitter was taken' by: the banditti juid 'Aix. A
party of the military guard; passing the town, was
disarmed, and obliged to give up I,ooodollari, which
were to have been conveyed to Tarragc•na.• re-
venge for the ittahment of the inhabitants Ofsbalaf
to the Constittitibtiel system, a contrihution• ippo'
rations and.26o dollars was imposed upon the-town..
It is aubounced .that another Msias has. fppou)l;
in the neighbourhood. of Tortosa, whoncoaluris PPP.
Joan RAS:4A, a retired Captain. He:is specially
protected by some Bernardine monks .
In the Extraordinary Sitting of the Cortes oath*.

19th ult. the Order of the Day was The consideration
of the Report of the War Committee on the regu-
lation of the army. ,
Article 1. makes the fort* of the army for the ensuing year
02,043 men. . •
Art. 2. The Miitthei;Of minuets of infantry, 57.
Art. 3. The Cavalry, 10 regbisents of the line, and 12 light.
Art. 4. The artillery to retain its present organization.
Art. 5. 'The corps of engineers ant sappers albs remain iu
their present state.
The pion fortecruiting the army ,was then. read.
It states that the =raer of men to, be replaced in
the army for the present `nails 7,983, and provides
that each province shall ibitirsh recruits in propottion
to its'popnlation. The plan was approved.
•In'the Sitting of the following day, reference %cos
made to the First Committee of Finance, of a con-•
monication from the Minister of the Interior, which
stated that the KING, taking into consideration the
necessity of administering relief to the industrious
classes, more particularly as the misery now-prevail-
ing in some Provinces induces many persons to. join
the factious bands, hai been pleased to propose to
the Cortes the augmentation of 10,000,000 of teals to
the Estimate foi the Ministry of the Interior, to be
applied to public works, in order to give employ-
ment to the labouring poor.

Hamburgh Papers to the 6th inst. Dutch Papers
to the 6th, and Brussels Papers to the Bth, have
reached us, but they are very uninteresting. The
greatest honours continue to be paid to the Crown
Prince of SWEDEN at Copenhagen, and preparations
are making for giving due solemnity to the ceremony
of Sir GEORGE NavLatt's investing the Kam with
the Order of the Garter.

An article from Vienna, dated May 27th, says—
" The Austrian Observer, after mentioning the retreat
of the Turkish troops from the principalities, has not
again touched on the subject, or in general the ques-
tion of peace or war, so that we do not know what
effect this step of the Turkish Government has had,
nor %vhether the principalities, supposing them to be
really evacuated, will remain unoccupied, or whether
other troops will replace the Turkish."
The little town of Tans:, in Bohemia, was destroyed
by fire the 4th of May : 150 very pretty houses, the
Church, and Town-hall, were destroyed, and two
persons lost their lives.

German Papers arrived this day. The following

Among the subjects to be discussed by the next
Diet, is a proposal for a commercial intercourse,
which N. Zea, the Envoy of the new Republic of
Columbia, has made to the Confederation, as he has
to other European States. M. Zea goes from Paris
to London, having resided in the former city 4 fon.
siderable time, in pursuance of his oliject•faie Fretieh
merchants treated hint with much regard: ' Hit he.,
tends to pass the month of August in Switzerlan
The Swiss merchants likewise take great interest in the
object of his mission, and the Swiss Charge d'Affaires
at Paris has already given an answer to his overtures.
EUCHARIST, MAY is. - • 1
To our great joy, but to the cdnitertiation .of tie
Greeks, who hoped kir war with Russia, most o( the
Asiatics and Tartars have departed within *at fliiiNj
days, in divisions of .five or.sis hundred mOn;' It' is
generally reported that orders have come for the en;
tire evacuation of the principalities, and two if the

General Vezaavo, in a dispatch to the Superior Boyars lately seat to Constantinople are to be tip-
Political Chief of Barcelona, dated May 18, writes, pointed. Hospodars; but the rest are to remain in the
This morning I marched from Manua? in Ter- 'capital, as hostages for the .preservation of "tranquil-
rega. I carve up „viith the Friar and the whole of lity. About 1,800 Janissaries remain for the present
his band, occupying a strung position, made my dis- in this city as a garrison. The Asiatics, when the,"
positions, attacktd and routed him with great slaugh- went away, mostly believed they were going o',
ter, and procieded on my snarch to this city, beat- Moldavia.
ing down everything that opposed me. • The rebels FROM THE FRONTIERS OF MOLDAVIA, MAY IL
Thom its walls protected opposed me, but a brisk Up to the 12th, the Asiatics and Tartan continued
attach made me master of the place." daily to leave Bucharest. It was said that' there
A letter by a Lieutenant of the regiment of Cor- would remain only garrisons of 1200 to 1800. men in
lova, dated on the 17th, from Coloma de Querak, Jassy and Bucharest, till the Hospodars already ap-
states, that with the loss of euly Aka I men wounded, pointed- by the Porte should be formally installed...