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London, England, 1822-06-14 00:00:00

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MID AY, JtAkIE Y 4. iBOl
THE FUNDS.
STOCIC EXCHANGE, Ti#Rl,*k O'CLOLit:
• totribls fur the Account it)* f, and Reduced 794.
Nation Maaan.--A great deal of. business Is transacting hi
the foreigti funds this morning, particularly in Old Spanish and
Gillian BMA*. In the early part of the morning, 1000 Old
Spanish Mods *ere Sold at 62*, since which they hate rose
nearly one per cent: 4ussian Bondi New, eery little doing
Cbilian in great demand. AU other Seeuritlei (foreign) maintain'
their prices,—.Old Spanish thine at 63*, last Itiesr63.; Ne*
Cbilian Inn; ?madam i6*; Russian $3; Dada. Hf di; Co:
Lsmbian tot ; New $4; Scrip
STOOL ILICHANOR-14M4 O'CLOCK.
There hat been but little of importance doing this morning,
and money iontinues 'Scarce:
In the Foreign Market there appears an inclination to gat tit's
of Stock, by the kndwing one's, at the present ghee*. The. C 111:
lian Stock continues ttl advance daily. The Columbian Stool
r also looks favourable;

PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 6 CLOCK:
Bank &ock 240-3 per Cent. Reduced 79i
5 per Consols, shut-3e per Cent. 90h ,
4 per Cents. 96e-4.per Cent. New, 96.
Bank Long Anne. liOg 3—:lmp. 3 per Cents. 7113
India Bonds 475. 48s. pr.
Exchequer Bills of £lOOO, Is. dis. Is. pre.
Ditto Small, Ss. 6s. pre.—lndia for. Acct; 242 h
ConsOls for Account 80¢;.

The ample details We have given of the Trial of Mr. &rt.
prevent "us from making any remarks on this subject; but they
are unnecessary, since the circumstances are already before th.
Public ; and the general opinion, that Mr. &ruse* had no otber
means of defending his character than by demanding satisfaction'
of the individual by whom it had been assailed, has been cos.
firmed by the verdict of a Jury'. If it should be the means of
putting an end to the gross personal libels which disgraae a por.
den of the Press, then will Sir ALF:sense Lioswatr. not have
fallen in vain. It Is, however, a matter of painful regret that a
Gentleman, of the most amiable manners, should hale fallen t
victim to a practice which every honourable man must condemn:

In the course of last night and this morning we haie received
French, German, Flemish, and Dutch Mails, bringing Papers of
a recent date. Though not containing much new information of
importance, they are generally confirmatory of the pacific cha-
racter which the negotiations between Russia and Turkey have
assumed. The Paris Journals of Tuesday, an the authority of
a dispatch from Petersburgh, of the 21st of May, state, that the
Emperor of RUSSIA, content With the commencement of the

evatuation of Wallachia and Moldavia, has announced his inten-
tion to confiriste the negociations in conjunction with his Mlle!.
Thus it appears, that the terms of peace are not settled, as some
of our coteniporaries assert.

At a late hour this forenoon we received two Lisbon Mail
bringing Papers to the 2d inst. They are principally occupied
with a lung diteussion in the Cortes, as to the policy of sending
out troops to Bahia ; some of the Members contending against its
and others wishing that forces, to the number of-10,000 or 12,000
men, should be sent to the South American provinces. Aftei
two days' debate, the queidttn of suspending the Expedition of
six hundred men to Bahia, wai rejected by a majority of 80 to 43.
The accounts from Pernambuco state that province fo be in a
state of anarchy, and that a battalion has been forined, com-
posed of mulattoes and other rabble, who insult every European.
They call the Portuguese Database» and say that thinegroet
are free citizens.