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THURSDAY, JULY 21, 182.1 •
STOCK F.XCIIANGP.. TWELVIt O'CLOCK.
This is the paying and receiving day for the Account, at the
Stock Exchange, consequently there is s of touch doing, except in
those transactions. Consols opened at 9O‘ 1 for neat August
Account.
- In the Foreign Market there is little or nothing doing.
Correia Prices s New Spanish 161 17, Ohl Spanish 291, 11t14.
lean 971, Mesion 761. Milian 79. Colombian New 63{ }, Aus.
triers 981 99}, Brazilian Scrip 2} b disc. Nlexican Scrip 21 1 disc.
Daniel, Scrip 3 disc. Greek Scrip 12 discount.

PK ICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 230 231 230%
3 per Cent. lte.t. 91% V.
per Cent. Cons. 901/4 % ty's
3i per Cent. 987 Ar
3 per Cent. Red. 9878 34
4 per Cent. New 104 10374 101 Vs
Long Ann. 223/s 5 16
India Stock 271 %
India Bonds 53 54
171.000 Fzclieq. Hill- 54 55 53
E. 500 ditto 54 5.5 53
£lOO and £2OO ditto 51 55 53
Cons. for August Acct. 905/s
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Aurraanam, JLLY 19.—0 n London, 39. 6. SM. 59. 4.
FOREIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bds s p Ct. 99/ Ales. Scrip 1825, tb s 2 dis.
Basilian Bonds Ditto Acet. 21 11 21 dis.
Ditto Sctip.s p CLOW, s j als. Neapolitan Bonds, 1824, 911
Ditto Acct. Perwr.llosids, 6 prr Ct.
Buenos Ayres Bonds Ditto Acct.
Chilian Bonds. 6 p Ct. Ditto Scrip, 1825, 6 p C.
Ditto Acct. Ditto Acet.
Colombian Bds,6p C. 861 Pottoguese Bonds 1181
Ditto Acct. Ditto Acct.
Ditto Bonds, 1824, 851 1 1 Prussian Bonds $p C.
Ditto Ace. 851 Do. 80nd5,11124,5p Ct.
Danish Bonds. 6 per Ct. Russ. Bonds, 1822, 6 p Ct. 97,
Dis.lialp,3p 0.1925, 21 dis. Ditto for Ace.
Greek Bonds 421 42 Spanish Sp. Ct. Cons. 22
• Do. Scrip 1825,. Ditto Acct.
Ditto Acct. 121 dis. fipan.s p. Ct.C. 1823,
Wes.. Bonds, 5 p Ct. 761 1 Ditto Acct.
• Ditto Acct. Frenchßentes, 5 pet.
Ditto 80mb,1825, 6 p Ct. Exchange.
'BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
aIINZS. •
• -.' • Wang. fa to. taws PIS win.
MOD Mexican • 1100 •125 is,. 15,81; 11121
Anglo Osilian • • 100 • 5 • 7,1 11
Castello&E•pititoSanto 100 5 • ,••- SI 1 •
Miss - £lOO A'S • - 164
gsloadidated Copp./cTin 20 2
Pawl Peruvim • 100 • 5 - 19
Pearl. La Pas, & rtfllV. 50 5 101
Royal Irish 25 1 9-16 51 21 pm.
RoyalStannary&Brit.blin.Ass. 31
Tywarnhalc 25 3 2I
NISCILLLANIIOI:S.
WASS. rAtD.
100 3
50 5
100
This forenoon we received Frankfort Paters, to the
.sth. inst. They contain a curious CAbinet Order
from Berlin, compelling parents to send emir children
to public schools, and regulating their discipline. The
rod is held in terrorem over the master as well as the
child : how far the mode of punishment differs does not
appear. The follnwing are extracts :
BERLIN, JULY 9.

MICR TM SWAMI.
301
I.l* 11 *

Australian r •
Mash Reek & Patent Salt
West India Company

The king has addressed the following Cabinet Order
o General Stutterheim
" Considering that, after so long a series of years, in
' services to the State,
repose, I hereby
ice, leaving you the
desire, at the same time,
of the Black Eagle,
new testimony of
that you may enjoy
years.
-ICK WILLIAM."

w]
you
release

is, in its last Num•
rents, or their legal
we that they take
home the necessary
under penalties, to
schools, as soon as
Limn shall conts.
Clergymen certify
'ledge necessary for
ition of life.
in neva ,be carried
iy affect the health
or remove m.nner.
do not subject the
It ; but if the master
without the child's
iciAl Authority shall
pus, dccordtng established laws of
discipline; but if the child has been teAlly wounded,
by an abuse of the right of chastisement, :he master
,shall be punished by the Tribunals, according to the
*listing laws.

The feudal system, the bane of every country where 1
it is tolerated, has been abolished in the lonian Islands. I
by a law passed in the second Session of the second
Parliament, dated the 28th of Miry, and entitled, " Act 1
of Paoliament• fur the gradual abolition of feudal
tenures:' The following is the preamble to tl,e new
law, from which the 'most beneficial results may be
expected : . .
.: ' " It being one of the principal objects of the Govern-
orient to eitcourage agr'cultute, .and ex) erience h iving.
demonstrated that or e of the grei,e,t impediments to
its progress is the existence of property rendere..l i•i-
alienable by means of feudal restrictions, therefore. wit),
a view to put itn en I to this evil, increasing at the
same time the propel' y of the State and o► private
persons, by autbniii y of his Excelle,licy the Piesident,
and of the Most lilustrious.Senatc, with the a",:ci,t anti

Baron ilvt.tortz. after adycrtirg to the inconvenieneeoftio•
providintr a soilleient number of Jaren, observed that isperrod:
Roe Sir ?town Constable in the PLIVI of tee pounds, vdth a view
to brio, the matter before the proper tribunal, for a "peed, and a
rate decision.
111-IE EVENING STAR,.

as
which you have'rendered impottant se
you well deserve to enjoy .entire i
release you irons all farther service
whole amount of your pay.' I desire,
that you may find, in the Order of
which I send you with This letter, a
my gratitude for your Services, and tl
your life for a great umber of years
44 Potrobs2.l3th J " IREDERI
The Bulletin of he Laws contains
ber, a Cabinet 0 es., by which pan
representatives, they cannot pros
care that their bitelren receive at h
educatina. be bound, even u
send their children to the public sc
they are fiveiyears of age. The chi
nue to attend the schools till their
that they attained the knowlc
every reaeionable man in their condil
The (*cipline of the schools can
so far /as ill-treatment, which may
of the, children, even in a direct o
Pu*bments within these bounds d
tauter to the charge of ill-treatmeni
hiis exceeded these just limits (w
king really wounded). the Provinc
(punish the master according to the