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THURSDAY, JUNE IS, Is_2.
THE FUNDS.
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STACK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Ktxa of Faatica's Answer, that peace in the East will
not be interrupted, which was anticipated yesterday afternoon
in the market, and upon which Consols got up * per cent. has
not had any further effect on the market this morning. Very
little business is doing up to this hour. Cons. for the Acct. 80i 1.
Reduced 791 It.
Foanca Ala aarr.—The accounts of anarchy prevailing in
Chili, and that country being in confusion, have not tended to
lower the Chilian Stock this morning, as no credit, by the well-
informed Spaniards, is given to it; and it is supposed it originates
in a Ikar of Chilian Bonds. Russian Bonds remain in the same
stagnatt d state. All other Securities maintain their prices.—
Chilian 79 ; Old Spanish 621 ; New 63 ; Pruuian 863 ;
Russian 83; Danish 854 ; Neapolitan 73 ; Colombian 84; Old
101 ; Scrip 841.

STOCK EXCHANGE—ONE O'CLOCK.
The intelligence received from the Continent tends to con-
fl• in the opinion that war will be avoided; yet our Market has
not experienced the slightest improvement, but this is to be ac-
counted for by the extensive Bear Adders of Stock at the pre-
sent moment, which keeps the Market heavy and unaffected by
political affairs. •
In the Foreign Market there is no material alteration, but
many doubt the stability of the present prices.
PR ICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.
Bank Stock 24.01/4-3 per Ct. Reduced 79% 1/4 3/a
314 per Cts. 901/8 1/4- 4. per Cents. 96 Y 4 96
Bank Long Anns. 20 3-16 1/4
India Bonds 475. pre.
Exclieq. Bills of £l,OOO, par, Is. pr.
Do. Small ls. 6s. 3s. pr.—Cons. for Act. 80% 44.
ROYAL EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
The prices of Foreign Securities are as follows :
Chilian 701, 80; Old Spanish 621; New 63; New Russian
S. (no demand); Prussian 861; Danish 85i ; Neapolitan 73;
Columbian 101 ; New 84 ; Scrip 841.

The adjourned debate on Mr. WiIiTEIN'S motion,
on the subject of Cash Payments, was resumed last
night in the House of Commons. The discussion
was continued until a quarter past three o'clock this
morning, when Mr. HUSICISSON'S amendment, de-
claring it inexpedient to alter the currency, was car-
ried by a majority of 19+ to 30.

German Papers to a late date have been received.
The Austrian Observer of the 31st of May has no in-
telligence relative to Greece, Turkey, or Russia.

VITUINA, Mar 29.—Metalliques, 761-16—Bank Shares, 693 1-5.
MAY 30.—Metalliques, 76 1-16—Bank Shares, 6941.

The French Papers of Monday contain the Address
of the Chamber of Peers to the KING, and his MA-
JESTY'S answer. The latter is important, as it states
that his MAJESTY had, since the opening of the Ses-
sion, received news which announced that peace
Alk ill not be disturbed in Europe. It is remarkable,
however, that new reports of war were circulated at
Vienna on the 29th of May, and the Funds had a
slight fall. The uncertainty respecting the announced
but delayed evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia,
has given some colour to these reports.
Notwithstanding the positive declaration of the
KING of FRANCE, we still have considerable doubts
that the affairs of Turkey and Russia warrant so de-
cisive a conclusion. That the interference of the Bri-
tish Ambassador to preserve peace has been unceasing
and peremptory, we believe, and that Russia has
been compelled to forego, for the present; her de-
signs on Turkey, seems no longer doubtful ; but the
evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia, the only re-
sult of the negotiations we are yet acquainted with,
is one of the least important of all the subjects in dis-
pute, and is perhaps only a preliminary condition,
before the other points are referred to the Congress,
which, it is said, will be held at Florence.

The great difficulty, as we have always stated, is
with regard to the Greeks, who are sufficiently for-
midable to make terms for themselves, and will not,
we trust, suffer their lives and liberties to be bartered
away by the Holy Alliance. Could we believe it
possible that the Greeks would not prefer death to
returning to the yoke of the Turks, what security can
the Ottoman Porte give to the European Powers,
whose duty it is to protect the Greeks, that they will
not be treated with greater cruelty than ever? The
Greeks have passed the rubicon; they have com-
mitted the offence which legitimacy never forgives,
that of attempting to shake off its yoke; and unless
they should be betrayed by an unfortunate reliance,
on faithless promises, or lulled into a fancied security,
they may yet be free.
The Address of the Chamber of Peers is merely an
echo of the Kixo's Speech at the opening of the Ses-
sion; but the following is the KING'S Answer:

a I am deeply affected with the sentiments expressed towards
me by the Chamber of Peers : I feel very great satisfaction at
their eagerness to answer the appeal which I made to them, and
at the unanimous agreement which prevailed in their delibera-
tions. It is by such concord that we shall succeed in stifling the
efforts of malevolence--efforts which will ever be to no purpose.
It is with the most sincere pleasure I inform tht Chamber, that
I have received, since the opening of the Session, intelligence
which announces that peace will not be disturbed in the East. I
feel a lively satisfaction in imparting a knowledge of this fact."
. An article from Constantinople, dated May 14,
and inserted in the Jou? nal des Debats, states, " That
of the Ottoman navy have made an in-
igainst HALES EFFENDI, the SULTAN'S fa-
/ho was charged with having advised the
of pacific measures. That favourite was,
fortunate enough to save his life, but the
of the affair are not known. His principal

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offence consisted, in having asansalled dbeevaettation
of Wallachia and Moldavia."
FRENCH FUNDS, JUNZ 10.—Five per Cents. opened
at 921. oc. highest at 92f. 30e. closed at 92f. 15c.
A Spanish Mail, bringing MadniA Papers to the Ist
Instant, reached us this forenoon, buk they contain
nothing but some exaggerated
,speculations from
Mexico, representing ITUNIIDE as entering into a
negotiation with the Commander of the Spanish
troops, since his quarrel with the Mexican Congress.
They also contain a report that LINA!, had entered
Mexico, with a corps of 2500 or 3000 Spar.ish troops.
Jamaica Papers arrived this morning to the 21st of
April. The following are extracts :

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