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T,l_Jay (the Ilth) the Marquis of Palmeita has noti-
fic,l the following to Don Joaquim Pedro Lopez :
,• The King orders me to reprimand you very severely on the sub-
. 4 the tormal disobedience of which you have been guilty in
,:recution of the orders which you received from me in wriring,
motive to editing of the LisbJit Gazeitc, by inserting in the Guzei le
(Oh Ist init. not only your own observations, but errn official
tiv...me::ts. without waiting for their being transmitted from the
y. 'Wry of Foreign Affairs, in contempt of your formal instructions.
i‘laj,..3ty enjoins you to conform scrupulously to them, failing
sl'ich you will he immediately dismissed from your employment
d of the Secretary of State's office."
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THE EVENING STAR.

110 N DON.

FRIDAY, MAY 2s, 1821.
THE FUNDS.
s foci: F.XCIIANGE. TWELVE cycLocit.

op• n d this morning at 951, 4, for the Account, and
leasines doing. Up to this hour they are at 95;, 1, [or
.• • .Icevi:ot, uni for 'Money 941„
FOREIGN FUNDS.
1.i..!1•! business of consequence is doing in the Foreign Market,
American Securities appear heavy.
carient Prices :—.Old Spanish 201 to New 141 to 15, Chilian
nu.-,siau 96, Mexican Scrip 4g to 1, Austrian 96, French 17 to
C•:imbian 4c,ip 3to 4, Colombian 851 to 66, New Prussian
tq OM 98 to e, Greek 8 disc. Alliance Shares 14/ to 15,
rolon.,nese 9.1 to 1„ Irish Shares par, Palatlium par to }, Equit-

PK ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Sulck 928 2271/2 92S 227
unt. IZe.inced %Vs 1/, 1/8
Ct. ('inc. 917/8 f's 91 —3l pur Cts. 10071 101
4 ise: Cents. °Li P.X.5/8 1/1 1/2
4 (.•cnts. Ncw 107:y4 IA
etnt.3. As,.enz?,.l 100 %
291!, 9.16
1.:21is Nock 2196;;; 1296—Inkr.a Bonds 80i. 73, 80s.
,I.cqucr 11'11,0:1,0%A/133 31 33 32 36
1):!to Solall 33 "31 '3 32 36
c0u,01., tot Acct. 9JI/1

Government received dispatches this forenoon from
1, .bon, the intelligence in the French
cf the King of Poicruc A L having sought tem po-
wr refuge on board the Wtwnsoft CASTLE. 1115 MA-
,TY rpa;red on board on the Bth instant. The Mal-
d! L L A WAS pteviou.ly on board that vessel,
and seas followed by others of his I%IAJEI'Y'S
The most active measures were taken for
preservilg the t; avgaillity of Lisbon, one of which was
the i,s,!ing of a Decree banishing the QtyneN from
Poang:ll.—We shall stop the Press to insert furtlivi
particular S.

The Madrid Gazeltc of the (20th inst. gives, in a sup-
ilelient, :belong promised and much talked of A rn-
ptsy. which is more remarkable fur its exceptions than
i y, as on a former day we had occasion to
notice. Indeed it excepts from the Amnesty every per-
ss'n who had any share in the revolution which led to
tie establishment of the Constitutional Government---
.11 Members of that Government—all who proposed
Junta in Secret Societies, or still " adhere
zo these unions"—the writers who have attacked the
frtliel;c religion—the Chiefs of the Guerillas who took
;Tams after the entry of the French army--the I.)pe-
fei of the Cortes who voted for the establishment of a
Regency—the Members of the Regtrncy—the European
Spaniards who signed the convention concluded at
Mexico between the Viceroy O'llmionr and ITURBIDE,
the Judges of General ELK), the Military Chiefs who
took part in the revolt of Ocagua, and " particularly
Lieutenant-Gel;ei al HENRY O'llosNEL, Count of Abis-
U." These are only a few el the classes of persons
t!itt arc excepted from the Amnesty. That the trea-
chery of the adventurer O'DoNNEL should be particu-
holy branded must be gratifying to all the parties he
1.,h successively betrayed.

In another part of our Paper we have given a docu-
Thee; connected with the Treaty between this country
-,,L1 the Netherlands, and the Dutch Papers of the 26th
i:.:!.11,t contain the following preceediugs on the sub-
in the Legislature of the Netherlands :

HAGUE, MAY 24.
!P.COND CHAMBER OF THE STATES-GENERAL.

The Central Sections brought up the Report on the
FP:ect ,f'law relative to the Treaty of London. It is
foilewing tenon' :
it the Sections have highly approved the Treaty
cc :eluded at London Maroh 17, 18'2.4, between the

and Netherland Plenipotentiaties. Most of the
~ions have made no observations whatever.

Some Sections required a guarantee that the 100,0001.1
rerling which England is to received, according to the
Article, shall fall entirely to the charge of the In-
(i;31 possessions.
Government referred them to• the explanatory
lemorial, which other Sections rightly uudei •-alod, and
had expressed their satisfaction with the security that
•xd; obtained.

Its fifth Article gave rise to the observation, that by
f:e British law the Slave Trade is placed on a par with
ID;r4v-y. and that in the legislation of the Netherlands
!'iere is no enactment which can authorize a Judge to
Tis to the traffic in slaves the punishment of piracy.
The Government replied that this observation is in
:tc:lf well founded, but that the phacy here alLidcd to
1, not so much, that of which the subjects of the two
Powers may be guilty, as that v. hick is can ki on by
Princes and nations against their subjects them-
"ves. So far, however, as this observation may imply
a wish 1.1 a more positive law on the Slave Trade, t:,e
assembly is informed that the Government is actually
cagae.l in planning a measure of this kind, and that it
may Kolv-tilly be laid before their High Mightinesses in
ttit fuliovin;,; witting.

SITTING OF NAT.
The discussion of the Treaty of London was CO*

eluded: it was adopted unanimously, and ordered to be
sent to the First Chamber.

It is stated in an article from Frankfort, that thel
Captain Pdcha intends, before he sails to the coast of
the Morea, to i.tnd nn Spezzia, Hydra, and Ipsara, in
order to destroy the maritime establishments of these