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London, England, 1824-07-19 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Current Prices : New Spanish 151, Old 21i 2e, Russian 94}
Alliance Shares 1;31, Mexican 57:i 54, Colombian Scrip 4i ?,,
Colombian SI, Portuguese 874, Buenos Ayres li.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

Ilistatmcii, Jun- 13.—0 n London, 36. 41f. 2 Us. 56. I.
Tmassuacn, JUNE 29.—0 n London, 9. 13-32. Paris, 101.
LElrsic, JULY 9.—On London, 3 M. 6.161.
rump:, JULY 10.—On London, 3 M. 6. 19.
A3ISTVIDAMO JULY 16.—0 n London, 39. 9. 2 M. 59.7.
RUSSIAN LOAN, NEGOCIATED BY MR. N. M.
ROTHSCHILD, IN LONDON.

The MU-yearly Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes
due on Wednesday, the Ist of September next, will be paid by
Mr. N. M ltoritserinx on that and every succeeding day (Sundays
excepted), between the tours of Ten and Two, at his Counting-
ting-house, No. 2. New-court. The Dividend Warrants, with a
list thereof in numerical order, must be left one day previously to
payment, for the purpose of being examined.

A Morning Paper contains a long article, headed
Greece, and signedJesx ORLANDO andAND. LURIOTTIS,
which we presume is intended as a refutation of the
statement which appeared in the STALL of Thursday,
relative to the affairs of Grcece. If so, we think the
Greek Deputies will find themselves disappointed. As,
however, the avowed object of the article is to raise the
Greek Scrip, which an honest detail of the recent
events in Greece had depressed, we might fairly con-
sign the two narratives to the Stock Exchange and
money market.
The " laconic refutation," as the Greek Deputies call
their statement, though occupying nearly a column of
small type—states, not that there has been no conspiracy,
but that it was not worthy of the name. Now the
amount of treason necessary to form a conspiracy may
be differently estimated ; but if a plan formed by several
persons to deliver two towns to the enemy be not a con-
spiracy, we know not the meaning of the term. We
are next told that the " business," a gentle term, cer-
tainly, took place at Anatolico, and what sort of a busi-
ness it was their own acknowledgment will prove
44 The fact is," say the Greek Deputies, " a person
named GAVELLINA, acting in concert with Carta's-
CALI entered into a treaty with Jussuff Pacha,
to deliver Missolonghi, and Valisadi, up to him."
Nay, they go further and state, that "CA RA ISCAK I
received forty thousand piasters of the Pacha."—
Now after this confession of the plot—after stating the
price received by the chief conspirator, will itbe contended
that there was no conspiracy? Now how far, then, does
this acknowledgment differ from our narrative? we stated
that there was a conspiracy to betray Missolonghi and
Anatolico to the Turks; that they also, by artifice, gained
possession of the fort of Valisadi, which they intended
to deliver also to the Turks. _ _

M. ORLANDO, and his coadjutor, confess that the ob-
ject was to deliver Nissolonglii and Valisadi to the
Turks ; and although they do not make a similar
as to Anatelico, they state that the conspi-
racy, or business," as they call it, originated there.
The other points in our statement (which. remains
Eltaktn) are endeavoured to be explained away by a

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milar sort of special pleading, and we may add, the at-
tempt has been equally unsuccessful: If Greece had
not better warriors than she has advocates in the persons
of I(essrs. ORLANDO and Luatorris, we should indeed
despair of her independence.

By the arrival of a Brazil Mail we have received Bahia
Papers to the 30th of May, and the Diatio of Rio de
Janeiro to the 14th of that month. The former state,
that in consequence of the tranquillity which prevails
in the convince, some merchants, who had been ordered
to quit the place, had been allowed further time to settle
their affairs. The Bahia Papers are chiefly filled with
extracts from the Papers of Rio de Janeiro, relative to
the proclamation of the Constitution, the election of
Deputies, &c.

The Diario Of Rio contains a proclamation announc-
ing, that in order to reconcile the two factions at Per-
nambuco, the Emperor had appointed Jose Carlos da
Silva Ferrao (a rich inhabitant of the country) President.

The Numbers of the Diario are filled with numerous
documents relative to private persons and to temporary
and local interests, and with accounts of the taking the
oath to the Constitution in various cities and towns of
the Empire. They also contain, from the English Jour.
nals, the Correspondence between Mr. CANNING, Sir W.
A'CotraT, and Count POLIGNAC, relative to the affairs
of South America. The 3d of May, being the birth-
day of the King of PORTUGAL, was celebrated with
great pomp. The following are extracts:

BAHIA.

FROM THE INDEPENDENTE CONSTITUTIONNAL, NO. 49 TO

60, FROM STH MAY TO 31ST MAT.

The 3d May was celebrated with extraordinary re-
joicings, on occasion of taking the Oath of the Constitu-
tion and to the Emperor.
MAY 11.—The time fixed for the departure of those
persons who, by a Decree passed on the 17th Decem-
ber, were ordered to quit the province, being expired,
and several persons engaged in mercantile pursuits
having represented the great injury that would accrue
to commerce if they were forced to quit the country
precipitately, it is judged proper, especially as the tran-
quillity of the province is now restored, to grant those
who have asked it the time necessary to settle their af-
fairs. As for those who have not asked any delay, and
yet remain in the city, measures are to be adopted to
enforce the Decree which has been confirmed by the
Emperor.