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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,1822.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGES, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
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the Market. :Consols for the Account are at 81i, and 111 to
for Money.***
Forme:pi Fmrns.—Business has been done to some extent this
rimming in the above Market, patticularly in the Chili= and
Old Spanish Bonds, which seem to be In great demand. All
other Foreign Securities maintain their prices.—Chilian 84k,
New Spanish 641, Old 63,'New Prussian 831, Old 91, Russian
87C Danish 89, Neapolitan 771, Colornbiamll6k, Spip 8811.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
The Market remains steady at the following prices—Consols
for Account 81 and 81 to k for Money.

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
per Cent. Consol, 811/4 81
4 per Cent. New 100:54 54 3/4
Imp. 3 per Cents. 80%— India Bonds 475. 495. pr.
Escheq. Bills of £l,OOO, 4s. 3s. ss.
Ditto small, ss. Bs. pr.—Cons. for Act. 813/1 1/4 3/i.

This foren4 on we received Mails from Hamburgh
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Flanders, and Lisbon, bringing Papers to a late,date.
The Brussels Journals, which are to the 11th instant,

state that the Duke of WELLINGTON was every mo-
ment expected in that city, on his way to Vienna.--
A report was in circulation at Frankfort that a courier
had brought news of the march of a part of the Aus-
trian troops which occupied Italy, on their way to the
South of France, to reinforce the sanitary cordon :
this news caused a fall in the Funds.
A letter from Madrid, dated the evening of the
26th ult. states that there liad been a consultation of
Physicians in the Palace, the result of which gives little
hopes of the recovery of the young and interesting
Queen of SPAIN, who is the third wife of FERDINAND.
A Spanish Cabinet Messenger, coming from Madrid,
passed on the 29th ult. through Carlsruhe, and con-
tinned with all possible speed his journey to Vienna.
Viscount de NIONTMORENCY, the French Minister
for Foreign Affairs, arrived al Frankfort on the 2d
of September, and proceeded the same day on his
way to Vienna.
Every preparation is making at Vienna to receive
the Emperor A LEXAN DER. Marshal Count HARDYK
has set out for are frontiers, in order to regulate the
ceremonial to be observed when his MAJESTY passes
the frontiers. There will be great fetes at Court.

Some regiments of cavalry, stationed in the envi-
rons of the capital, are expected to be ordered thither
to do duty as long as the Sovereigns remain there,
before they set out for Italy.
The Austrian Funds continue to be favourable: on
the 30th ot August, the prices were:

• Metalliques, 83 3-16.—Bank Stock, 871 i.

The llamburgh Papers received this morning are
to the 4th instant. ;In article from PeLersburgh of
the €2lst ult. states, that the closing of the Freema-
sons' Lodges has excited an extraordinary sensation
there, and is the subject of general conversation.
The Conservator Impartial, to prove its impartiality
in the affairs of Spain, has taken from the Courier
Francais the refutation of those Papers " which have
spread so many absurdities respecting Spain," and.in
which the statement that General MoitiLto had
placed himself at the head of a counter-revolution is
called a palpable falsehood, invented " by the Anti-
Constitutional party." _

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The Bei lin State Gazette says, that the Kings of
NAPLES and SARDINIA are expected to attend the
Congress at Vienna, and that Prince HARDEMBERG
will shortly set out for that Capital.

The Lisbon Papers received by the Mail this fore-
noon are to the Ist inst.

In the Sitting of the Cortes on the 23d of August
there was a very long and animated debate on the
affairs of Monte Video, and the opinion of the Com-
mittee Wn that subject, which was reduced to two
points-1. Whether the army of occupation should
evacuate, wholly or in part, Monte 'Video.-2. Whe-
ther the Act of Union, of July 31, 1821, should be
recognised as valid and legal ; and if it was proper
-for the Portuguese nation to accept this union on the
twenty-one conditions proposed in that Act, and ac-
cepted by Baron de Lagunna, on the 2d of August
in that year.
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With respect to the first point, that is, the total
evacuation of the Binh Oriental, the Committee,
considering the intolerable insubordination of the
troops, and the extraordinary want of discipline,
thinks the Government should be authorised to re-
move from Monte Video the division of Royal Vo-
lunteers, and the Staff of the army, disposing of these
troops as may be most advantageous and honourable
for the public service. Astor the second part, the
Committee, alleging various reasons for considering the
Act of Union as illegal, and consequently invalid, re-
commends that it shall be rejected, but reserving the
ancient right to that Province in state, quo, the Por-
tuguese nation not meaning to avail itself of the oc-
cupation of the Province in prejudice of the rights of
Spain.--The first past of the opinion was approved,
the second adjourned.
In the Sitting of the 27th, the Committee ap-
pointed for the purpose, presented the Programmes for
the composition of the Civil Code. Those who in-
tend to be candidates for the premiums offered for
the composition of ttreCivil Code,' are to present their