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SWEDEN.
stoalloix, JuvE 15:
The King and Queen have arrived. in good health at
Hardishloster, and have been everywhere* received with
all possihle demonstrations of xi by the inhabitants.
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, who has been
detained at Gottenburg by a .slightitxlisposition, is ex-
pected shortly to join their Majesties.
During the ahsente -of Count Wetterstedt, the De-
partment of Foreign Affairs will be entrusted ad interim
to Count Lowehjelm. Baron Ai. Widen is .spoken
if as succes,or to Coma Engestroin, In the office of
ltancellor of the University of Lind.
The Committee of the Swedish Budget has renrlrted,
on the motion of the Deputy,Stenstrup, that Noruay
should contribute in proportion to its means to the ex-
penses of the travels of the trownl'irince and of his
Royal Highness's marriage. This proposal is in prin-
ciple approved by the Committee, add also by the
Scorching, and the President is ernowered to apply to
the Government for a detailed account of the sum
granted for these purposes by.the.gwedish Diets and
the contribution that is desired iroutliorway.

SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1824.
TR ?Vim&
STOCK RICIT/Lii.G.R..TWELVIr. &CLOCK.
Copula opened this morning at 941, soda a(cerwards
lowered to 941, and got a'p *ha t 94k, j. There was a good
deli doing.

FOREIGN .FUNDS.
AU South American Securities have considerably lowered, rnrd
ate very heavy this morning.

Conent Prices :-.-NeW Spanish .1.11,. Oki set 1, Radials 04
Alliance Shares 131 t 6 14, Colombian Scri .Si disc. blenkan
Scrip 13 disc. Vrench 141, Austrian Pi, rdrie.riese 115),t6.117).

Bank Stock 236-3 per Ct.itesitsced g 3-% 941/8 93%
S per Cent. Cons. shut—at per Foonts. 401
4 per Cents Assented ocksh,
4 per Cents. New start—Bank-Long Am. 22% 5/.
Bills of ELMO eni)33 8;
.(.Id.) 33 5
Dn. 5ma11.(2d.,) .05 ; (I%d) SS 5
Consols for Acct. 94A % 4 3/s•

This.forenoon tee receivesithe Moniteur of Thursday,
by Express, the Papers of the .p;receding day having
prt4tously reached us. The Afottitear, in the official
part, contains a Royal Ordonnance, dated St. Cloud, on
Wednesday, appointing a Com Mittee.tO investigate into
the expenses incurred by the war in Spain, and to examine
all the accounts and.other documents connected with
it. The Committee consists of 4Varshal .itAc.nonsozi,'
Duke of Tarente ; Comte VILLEMAITZT ; cOrrirj110411;;
Comte de Vistasicas:o; Bandit de tAniortt.. Lnitut and,
Llat,oais. The Duke of .TAORTg is appointed Presi-
dent, and the Commission is ordered to give in a Re-
port of its labours before the Ist of December next.
On Wednesday ehe*isits presided, at a Council of
Ministers, who iemained wito Ins MAJEsTy an hour
and a kilf.
TIT Duke of igirsresioexxort LAVAL, Ambassador
Extraordinary from the Court of Fiance to the POPE,
arrived at Lyons on theAth ult. on his way to Paris,
having leave of absence for three morphs.
The Manitekr contains the Act of Accusation against
the forty-five deserters who are about to be put on
their trial at Toulouse. It will be recollected that
these are the men who had formed part of a legion in
Spin, to oppose the invasion by the French Army. This
document, of which an extract extending to three co-

lumns is given in .the Mo.niteur, details at length the
charges against the prisoners, who are accused of hav-
ing formed part of three several corps destined to act
against France and her allies.
These corps were severally called-1. The Liberal
Legion, commanded by CaJtott ; 2. The Defenders of
Libetly, or Napoleon the Second's Lancers, commanded
by PASCHAL ATUARDifOrtilled at Madrid in April,lB23 ;
and Sd the Guerilla, or Constitutional Militia, who
fought against the French at Corunna. The origin,
progress, and movements of these several corps are
enumerated at length.
These Journals contain various asseverations and
denials as to the disunion among the Ministers, but
whether this is the case or not, M.` de VILLELI appears
to retain his influence in the Chamber of Deputies, where
the law for granting the supplementary supplies to meet
the,expenses of the Spanish campaign was carried by
a majority of 234 to 69, notwithstanding the acknow-
ledged mismanagement of the money. M. de MAR-
S IGNACI she U.eporter of the Commission, admitted,

ill the most unqtralified manner, that there had been
great
.eatravagance and great dislinnesty in the ex-
penditure of the public treasures during the war.—
Ile concluded 'by declaring, however, that Ministers,
in the liquidation of the accounts, would not pay what
was manifestly unjust—that iocapacity would be re-
moved, and knavery punished. Before the Chamber
came to a vote, R 4. dp Boinaonsa.ye.,, the leader of
' the Ultra Opposition, asked M. de irtu.sut a few
questions, which led to_ the follopiing extraordinary
admission on the part of the latter—that he (namely,
M. de Artm.m.z) considered all the three Intendants

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