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London, England, 1824-07-16 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1824.
THE FUNDS.
• STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Noe* opened this morning at 94 for this Amos*, but sone
after recovered, and,tip to this hour the! are use, Und for next
time, 94f. This being setding.day, a great deal has been done.
The fluctuation during this Account has been about three per cent.
The Expresses from Paris bring the Recces, after 'Change bones,
at 99f. 36c.

FOREIGN FUNDS.
In the Foreign Market very little has been done this mornhig.
There were two public defaulters yesterday in this Market, and a
great many private ones.
Current Prices : New Spanish 151, Old 211, Russian 941,
Shares 121 13, Mexican 531, Culeinbian.Scrtp 4/4, Cismis
'bias $l, French 111 12,. Portuguese 881, Buenos Ayres itAlit.
01011.74 l 75.

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
21ascsoui.Jusir 9.—On London, 36.51. 2 Us. 36.21.
Pusassonsu, Joss 25.—0 n London, 9.7-16. Paris, 1001.
Lansic, 3ut.: 3.—On London, 3 M. 6.16.
:Illisnaram,JuLy 13.—0 n London, 39. 11. 2 M. 39.9.
ell ICE OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 236 A 235 IA —3 per Ct. Redu. 93th Tis
$ per Cent. Cons. 921,E 98% 9278
3 per Cents. 1011/4
4 per Cents. Assented 100% 101
4 per Cents. New 1053/s Tfi ex. div.
Bask Long Anns. 22% 13_46-
India Stock 291 A-10ia Bonds 81 83
Escheq. Bills of £l,OOO (2d.) 41 37 ; (1144.) 3944 88
Do. Small' (2d.) 44 ; (11,4 d) 36
Consols for August 93%.

This morning we received the whole of the French
Papers of Monday and Tuesday ; with the Moniteur,
Pilate, Etoik, Goligoants Messenger, and Quotidienste,
of Wednesday, by Express, together with private lessees
of the same date. The latter state that the Due de la
tRAITRE till lies in a hopeless state,and is quite speech-
less. Nothing occurred in the Chamber of Peers on
Monday of the slightest importance; and in the Cham-
ber of Deputies tni debate on the Budget was continued.
The article on the secret expenses of the Police of Paris
and the Departments, gave rise to a long discussion, in
which M. de la BOIIRDONNAYR spoke at length, and
concluded by moving that the article be rejected. It
was defended by the Kupaa ow Tus SRALS• and the
debate was adjourned.
Monday evening, the Kum transacted business with
the Minister of Marine ; and on Tuesday, with the Mar-
qttis de LAURISTON and the Duc de DOUSAITVILLI.
Director-General of the Posts. The Duchess de BERM
was to dine at the Tuilleries on Wednesday. Sunday,
the gum gave audience to the Ministers, Foreign
Ambassadors, Marshals, Generals, Members of the
Chambers of Peers and Deputies. The KUM also'
transacted business with M. de VlLLet.s, who after-
wards held a Council of Ministers at his house, and in
the evening gave a dinner to the Corps Dipkotatique.
The Pilot* contains nothing worth quoting, and the
Quotidielure merely states that the French Garda 4
Corps bad left Madrid with the thanks of the Kara for
their good conduct. The following are extracts from
the other Papers of Wednesday :
7ROM TIII RTOILE.

MADRID, JULY a.
By an extraordinary conveyance, they write from
Algesiras, that a vessel from the United-States, coming
from Guayaquil in 118 days, brings the confirmation of
the defeat of Bolivar, and state that he tried to gain the
woods with the remains of his army. The King's
troops fought bravely on the plains.
The King, accompanied by the Queen, left yesterday
morning for the mineral waters of St. Sacedon : the
children will remain at Madrid.
His Majesty's Consul at Boston writes as follows:-
14 An American vessel arrived at Boston, coming from
the Coast of Chili, brings positive news of the recapture
of Valdivia, by a Royalist expedition, under the orders
of Quintanille
The official bulletins, given in the Gazette of the 3d,
contain a most circumudtnial account of the great ad-
vantages obtained by the Royalist troops in Peru.
VIENNA, JULY 3.

The Aestrials Observer, which has for six weeks con-
tinued silent on the affairs of Turkey, contains the fol-
lowing today :41It is worth observation, that the son
of the Viceroy of Egypt is named Governor of the Morea.
113 e division of the Ottoman fleet which was at anchor
in the Gulph of Lepanto, has set sail for Alexandria."
The Capitan Pacha has landed 2,000 men on the island
of Negropont ; from thence he went to take 6,000 Alba-
Wan: to Saionica. It is thought he will make an attack
on Samos, which is an enterprise of great difficulty.
The misunderstanding between the Greek Chiefs still
exists, although their reconciliation has been announced.
Since the death of Lord Byron, several Englibh Of-
ficers, among whom is Colonel Stanhope, have with-
drawn from the Greek army.
The French squadron in the Archipelago has lately
received strong reinforcements.
FROM CIALIoRA NI'S DIESONGER.
Sark: EXCIANGE, WLIINZSDAY, 5 o'CLocK.
The price of Stocks has fallen to-day without any
assignable cause, except sales. A rumour prevails that
a change of the Administration cadnot take place, on
account of confidential engagements with the Com-
panies who pledged themselves to conduct the reim-
bunements, and whiih no other Minister can fulfil.
azi.v is.—French Reams, 99f. 50c.

Ifiamburgh Papers to the lAth instant, and Dutch
Papers to the 14th, reached us this morning. Accounts
funs St. Petersburgh, of the 26th of June, state, that it
is positively said the English Ambassador, Sir CHARLES
BAooT, Will not return to St. Petersburgh.
The King of SWEDEN has ordered that Swedish and

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