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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1822.
THE FUNDS.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Some business has been dew in the market this userning,
and the Ponds seem to be on the rise. Up to this hour Consols
are as} for Money, and for the Account 1121. •

swarm);
Yesterday afternoon a great panic mulled In the Colombian
Bands, and at the close of the market they wars done as low as
sae, but this morning the panic has subsided, and they have re-
covered nearly six per cent. To-morrow being settling-day in
all foreign securities, a great bustle prevails on'Thangs, and
much business is doing in all foreign &oat, which wan to be
ms the rise up to this hour.
Current Prices:—Chilian itai, New Spanish TS& Old LS,
New Prussian 88k j, Old 89, Russian 511 i, Danish 91i, Nltapo-
Man sit, Scrip sq. Colombian 89. Peruvian *eh New Spa-
nish Scrip 4k.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ONE O'CLOCK.
The Market remains the same, with little or no business
doing. Consols $B4 for the Account, and $B4 for Money, selisrs
at both prices.
TOMMY KARI= ..,OXI a'CLOCX•

'Within the last hour the Timken have been chiefly seamed
in making up their accounts.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 251 250% %
3 per Cent. Reduced 81% 74
2 per Cent. Consols 8214 5/8 14
31/2 per Cents. 9344 WI % 4 per Cts. 993/8 %
4 per Cent. New 10314—Vs
Bank Long Annuities 20 IS-16 7/8
India Bonds 50s. 525. pr--South Sea Sock 931 h
Old Annuities 81 IA
Exchequer Bills (E1,000)Ps. 7s. ss. pr.
Ditto (£.500) 7s. pr.—Ditto small, 7s. 9s. pr.
Consols lot Acct. 823/s y,, %•

The French Papers of Sunday have been received.
The intelligence they contain (rem Verona is not of-a
later date than that which we ga‘e ye ,terday ; and,
with the exception of some speculations as to the
views of Congress, there is nothing worth quoting.
The following are extracts:
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VERONA, OCTOBER 19.
EXTRACT FROM A PRIVATE LETTER.

The Emperor of Austria, the Kings of Prussia and
Sardinia, went on the 17th, in the mot ning, to meet
the Emperor of Russia, who entered our city. the
same day. His arrival was retarded to the 17th,
because his Imperial Majesty, on the way from Itr
spruck to Ala, visited some of the most picturesque
spots in that part of the gouthern Tyrol. 114. also
visited the north bank of tee Lake de Garda. Among
the persons in his suite we observed Lieutenant-Ge-
neral Pi ince Wolkowsky. _ _

It is affirmed, that one of the first operations of the
Congress will be to decree the evacuation of Piedmont
by the Austrian troops. This point is in a manner
• settled, and will not require any farther discussion,
the Ministers of the great Powers having perfectly
agreed on this subject in the preliminary conferences
which took place at Vienna. _ _ _

But it is not the same with regard to the kingdom
of Naples and Sicily. The deliberations on this point,
at Vienna, continued several days ; some Ministers
had at first voted for the evacuation of those coun-
tries, but the contrary opinion was carried by a great
majority. There is reason to believe that this first
decision may be confirmed by the Ministers of the
Congress, though England is not of this opinion.—
Thus the kingdom of the Two Sicilies would continue
to be occupied by the Austrian army, which would
even be reinforced, or, at least, raised to its full com
plement. It must be observed that, for some time
past, a certain quantity of troops has proceeded from
the Milanese to the Roman State, to go thence to join
the army of Baron Frimont. They talk also of the
formation of an Austrian corps of observation on the
coasts of the Adriatic, the head-quarters of which
would be at Ancona. This last news, however,
needs confirmation.

Some persons who pretend to be well-informed,
assert that the preliminary resolution taken at Vienna
by the Ministers of the great Powers to' prolong the
occupation of the Neapolitan territory, probably in-
fluenced the resolution of his Majesty not to come in
person to the Congress. It is believed that he will
be represented by Prince Ruff°, President of the
Council of Ministers.
FRANKFORT, OCTOBER 21.

Our Readers remember the vain effufts made by
Lora Strangford just before he set out to Viennu,-to
Induce the Porte to,renew the diplomatic negotiations
with Russia, and that the Ottoman Government for-
mally refused. It is,now said, that after an extraor-
dinary Divan, to which 56 persons were summoned,
the Reis Effendi addressed a very important note to
in
the Ministers of Austria, France, and Prussia, '
which the reasons are explained that induced the
Sultan to reject every proposal leading to a renewal
by the Porte of the ancient relations with Russia.
A Tartar has arrived at Constantinople, with news
of a great battle gained by the Persians near Erzerum.
The Journal de Paris, in a letter dated Aix-la-
Chapelle, Oct. 22, states that ,4 the Russian Minister
of State, CAPO D'lsTate, has received a dispatch of
an agreeable nature from the Emperor ALNIANDZI,
who has also sent for 'Baron STROOONOIF, his late
Minister at Constantinople."—Now, Count C.
DISTRIA is a Greek, and is known to be an enthusiast
In the cause of his countrymen : his disposition was
so well understood, that during the late negociatiats
foe peace between TOrkey and Russia, it seemed ne-
ology so 110 Imperial rastor.that he should be, for