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London, England, 1824-06-14 00:00:00

FOREIGN FUNDS.

Scarcely anything doing in the Foreign Market this morning.—
Current-Prices : New Spanish 15, Old 20g, Chilian 77, Russian
94i 95, Mexican Scrip 11, Austrian 94j 95, French 16, Colom-
bian Scrip li, New Prussian 99, Old 98, Alliance Shares 15k,
Greek 9 dis. Portuguese 91.

MISTIRDAN,JUNIC 11.-011 London, 39. 10.4 M. 39. 0.
PRICE OF STOCKS AT ONE OrCLOCK.

Bank Stock 23814
S per Cent. Reduced 937/8 94 93Ys
per Cent. Cons. shut-3i per Cents. lOt
4 per Cents. Old 101-4 per Cents. Assented 1003/4
4 per Cents. New shut—Bank Long A nns. 223/4
India Bonds 76 78
Exchequer Bills (E 1,000) Sl—Small 31 31
Consols for Acct. 95 Vs.

1 The French Papers of Thursday and Friday reached
us last night, and this morning we have received the
Moniteur of Saturday, and the Etoile of yesterday. The
Moniteur is filled with the funeral oration on the
Prince of Ecxmunr. (DAvousr), delivered in the Cham-
ber of Peers on Tuesday last, by the Duke of ALBUFERA
(Sucustx), and the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies
on Friday, on the subject of the alteration in the Penal
Code. The deceased Marshal is not only highly eulogized
for his military talents, but for his domestic virtues. As
a General, he is said to have given the army an example
Id intrepidity, and as a Governor of a conquered I'ro.
vince, to have displayed foresight and prudence; and
it is added, that he was a happy husband and a good
father. Marshal DAvousr was born on the 10th of
May, 1770, at Arnoux, in the department of the Yonne,
of a good family, and entered the military service as
an Ensign, in 1787.
The Duke of ALBUFERA enumerates the principal
events in the life of Marshal DAvousr, not eve; omit-
tin:: his Government of Hainburgh, which, at the time,
was said to have been one of great cruelty. If, how.l
ever, we are to believe his eulogist, it was quite the re-
verse. "In 1811 (says the Duke de ALBUFERA) the
Hanseatic towns formed the 32d Military Division.
Marshal Davousx, as Governor General, presided over
a Commission established at Hamburgh, when he dis-
tinguished himself by the protection he gave to the un-
fortunate, and by his vigorous measures against the
abuses which cupidity attempted to introduce in our
vast conquests."
The Moniteur also contains an agreement between
the Mini,ters of Marine and Finance, by which it is or.,
dered that the Spanish vessels taken during the late war
and given up to France shall be admitted into all the,
ports of that kingdom, without entry or tonnage duties,
and that they shall be sold; that the cargoes shall notl
pay import duties, and that the prohibited goods shall
be sold for re-exportation.
Letters from Venice, in the Piedmontese Gazette,
doubt the report of M. &mom's death, and state, on
the authority of the Sierra Leone Gazette, that he re-
covered from the attack of fever at Benin.

The Duc IYANGOULEAIE reviewed several regiments
of the Royal Guard on Friday, in the Champ de Mars,
The Tench Journals, with the exception of the 1110-
hiteur, are filled with articles on the late change in the
Ministry, which appears to have excited a great con-
sternation among them; :Ind even the Editors of some
of them are Likifig opposite sides. iv'. SOULE, " Principal
Editor of the Quotitheiine," publishes a letter in the Jour-
nal des Dchais, complaining that an article of his entitled
Doctrines, intended for insertion, had been carried off, and

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that the :6 rtsponsible Editor" said he had rectivcd aa+
order not to sign the Journal, if it contained
article in which the name Cuf M. nr CriArrAunitt.oii)
was mentioned. The Jamnial des Debots still coatinies
the staunch defender of the late Minister.

Pens, JUNE 12.—French Writes opened at 102 f. 40c. for money,
and 102 f. 75c. for the end of the month ; Spanish, i 8* ; Ducats, 90i.

Dutch ard Brassels Papers, to Saturday last, reached
us this morning. The following are extracts:

ST. PETERSIHMOIL MAY 25.

The grand review took place yesterday, with the Ad-
vantage of the finest weather. The Imperial Guards and
some Regiments of the Line, stationed in the ca; ital
and the environs, to the number of 31.,000 men, were
assembled in the Field of Mars. The Emperor, accom-
panied by the Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael, and
followed by a numerous and brilliant Staff; appealed.
horseback, and was welcomed with the most enthu-
siastic acclamations, which arose, on every side. His
Majesty rode through the ranks ; the several corps,
after having been inspected, marched in columns before
the Emperor, the impresses, and the Grand Duchesses.
The fine appearance of the troops, the precision of their
movements, the beauty of the horses (those of each se-
parate regiment being all of the same colour), and the,
immense number of spectators that filled the place
where the review was held, produced a most picturesque
and striking scene. His Majesty expressed to the Ge-
nerals and the Commanders of the Regiments, his un-
qualified satisfaction at the manner in which the troops
had distinguished themselves on this occasion.