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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1823.
STOCK RICCA ANG B. TW/ILV Ir. O'CLOCK. e.
The panic which has prevailed fkr the last few days is now gra-i
subsiding. Consols opened this morning at 87 for the
Account, and at dunes were dime St 98 ; but a eaplul Btoker fold
Sixty Thousand. which lowered them again to 871, at wbicb price
they now are, and 871 for Money.
In the Foreign Market all South *nit:lean Securities are %um
ani littluj,doinl. '
Cinyeni Prices: New Spanish 164 17. OM Spanish 22& 4„
Russian 951, Mexican 701 I, Colombian New 881 4, Brazilian
Scrip 104 91 disc. Mexican Scrip 81' 81 disc. Daftsb Scrip 7 64
discs Greek Scrip 17 16 disc.. Guatimala 51 discount.
P iCB 0 V STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 22914
3 per Cent. ked.lBl/s 88% 87% -
b pr• Cent. Cons. 47% • Sig 871/8
31 per Cent..9s* " • . .
Sk per Cent. Red. 95% 5/8 84% 9.51/4
4 per Cent. New 100% 101 100%
Long Ann. 21% 9.16
India Bonds •18 12
Ll.OOO Facile+ !;84.7. 13 •
I.:500 ditto 5 7 2 3
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LlOO and 1:200 ditto 4
Advertised 4 1 •
enits. Ow. Ott. 87% 88 87'4
FORKIGN FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK.
Mintier. lids 5 p Ci.• I Mn.z Scrip,lB2s, 81 101 10 din
Brazilian Bond. Ditto Acct. 71 8 71 10 dies.
Ditto Scrip,s pCt.11125,10 11 die Neapolitan Honda 1824
Ditto Acct. 94 101 die. Perim Bonds, 6 per Ct. 61 66 ,
fitietior Ayres tk.u.h Ditto Acct. .
Ditto Acct. • Ditto Scrip, 1325,4 ptt
Chifisu llonds,6 p Ct. Portuguese Bonds 80
Colombian Bd., 64, C. Ditto Acct. 82 814
Ditto Acct. Prussian Booth 5 p C.
DittOlrotit,lB24, 784 75i 76 Do. Bonds, tat% S p Ct.
lltto Ace. 794 76 MSC Donds,t 822, 5 pCt. 281 dia.
Ihni.h Bonds. 5 p Ditto for Ace. 924 911 ex. div.
• Mtn Marks Banco; Spanish Sp. Ct. COOS. 22
Vo.flerip.s pest. 1825.7 die. Ditto Atet.
Greek Busirl, 37 Span.s p. Cr. C. 1821.
•
• Di. Scrip 5 p 0161 db. French Rentes,2 p Ct.lOOL Mc.
Nto'4cct, .161, s dies, Eitiltange. 2.5 f. We. •
3•14:z. Bondi; 5 ir Ct. '7i 69' French Iteriten3pCt.7ot2.sc.7of,
Ditto'Acet• 711 67 69 : Guatemala 4 dbl.. •
Dino Brbndr6 per Ct. •• ' %script. 6 p Ct. ' •
BILITISII AM) FORBIGIor SNARES, TWO O'CLOCK.
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Anglo Chlliark 100 6
restellcarisphltoSinto 100 S •
CUnistl and Yftuviin •-- 5
Hayden 100 5
Pasco Peruvian . 1011 .
Potosi. La Pss, & Pam:: 50 S
Welch Iron & Coal • U 10

rims PER Amity.
6 1 6
101 1
5i 6

14 IS
Ili 9829

ASSORANCE 'COMPANY.
Alliance Stityi & For. 100 10
. % • 141410ELLAMCOUS. '
MARS. PAW. rams raw. UASI.
NAO. Toon Company •• . '.lOO - !O • ISi
Britkalr Rod A Paton Sok • 50 5 121
• teneral Stearn Waviaatlon 100 6 • OS 7
Looslononibraltar,AGenoaSunPlit-. 100 1 1
Loadoo&Shirbadoes Aminn.Packet 100 1
Scarlet the
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West IndOespasy • _ • .100 • i • 111 • •

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Paris Pipers have been received,'*einoting,the prides
of French Stock on blandaY. The Five per Cents. weri'
-it 10230.—the. New. Three pet,Cents; at 12.70, But
the.former, the accrued Pividend is 2.1750, widie
.ea the latter it is only 4,414,1,rit1ik1t being is both easel
•Withikevra; the Diet p!icwit tt,i+ * .waaltlXl
*400.410431tre5!.141/0.6..
.Tassee per Canis. is then in Elrita~ittiiatiott. Ifs las'h~d an
inthr'Oe Of 414000 iiittliat pit ati the tad- Pies
before he Coneontid to the cenverslati
she 'has'nOvr-only
aft income of tie% . Brit this last ails- for ADAM,
whereas the o'4 .laconte irottld .404: for- £20025A sD
thtt'even ;a present in the inirket. his proPerty, iti
only .64/7 aerse than it was before 'the WitiCtibibi.
Is. less thati.ll diminution of Five Per" Cent.
It is evident, therefore; that the new Three per Cent.!
Stockig;'at we „cOnfidently 'predicted. 'gradually bee;
steadily improving, while the oldl4ves are all btit pre-
cisely As low is:they can ga,in time of Otaie, that is.t4
say,,at pert:and hence two. consequences. are.s#el, to
be dtewn. ThietheltiddCT sOf 4 ins;
rived, in -by far the gteiter• neuther ofiustaaces; to
accept .the Minister's' propOsali,Whichate to be carried
tiatielfeet oa the 22i instautb and to convert their Stoek
into 3per Cana. which" thall'be irredeemable for; ten
yeArs. 2dlb That the holders of tbu.Thrae per,. Cents. will,
on the tertaitiatiiit of that stranionsit; findalteir Stock
considerably improved in the market, as Cositti,afild
either if the other two species of Stack, aUdthia inspitst.
of:tall the 'Julians or. manoeuvring that • ran be raised
striae* it; Ihr it is in the nature of things an absolute!
cntainty. Om an income .which cannot be bought up
nor taken away for lea than 534 times its amount, must
have a decidedly higher value than one which may be
redtiettied for twenty tithes its aniount: What they baVe
lost in Revenue, there.fors,-i4Jtejarmore thin. corn-
P7l': ited by the ma, liet.-pricedtheivcommodity,ifthey
cap only afford to hold it back farafew menthe.
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--BT. the arrival 6(a Harnbpr4h . Mall‘we have re-
ceived. Hatni.rurgh Papers to the•r/th ult. bin they cont :if • • •
ta.trt no polities!' news.. . • •
.
• • TLis
rizarnitig ire received another file of the Lislio.
4a,reii4.whiciiicoorncs down to the gist ult. They con-
tain a ditrer,foiutegOlating passports and travelling
tile"Clgd• *lath "scarcer fie' deemed ne•cep'
sitryln mionntrilhoi eistadired its tranquillity as per.
rhatient: .• A •gefteril •Offiie created, where,
lisps of•the'inhillitiri.i are to be keitkihifr namriolges,•
pr4fit4obk and chlig.f esidenre, are; dil•l4 IN re-
cOrded. 'Pi/sports itte 1..,te granted' only 0:0
,periods. The; must. be a
•-trfe one, and be :s'gr'4ttrinr,7 to business.;
11;e, ftf!kiwitig
• • ; • • .I.lSl3o4.%p4iidtisi • u
Prhle Gel *tee epit4ifis„ lo•:•ftikr 13efree:of
kis -Btajesti-,4nd fkilont tesniatiOns' relat eto persons,
tatvelling in'theldnidaik and 410.):14)_p4in g tl~q visit
of, 'the Police ' Office • i'esiels having: in o
linpt fro ittlY'4l`thel 'ports of 'the' kinOtoin.tor !bk..
pto ''ervivirOtine *Nilsoi; •.Malef74.tor ;
ostieriaspiiissis,pers444_,..69in 04014e•I'es
irftolhe • *•I
-n44ore
thehaving attessit .ot. est-

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blishirg in the Office of the General Police 0,
Passport Office, where a knowltige of alltl
err delivered tnay be unitetrwith the grease!
'Peed: 'and that persons 'both irCihis, city ana other
parts of the kingdom, osayilave the necessary
ties, and to avoid abuses `-in the emoitiments and Wes'
.gularity in the issuing and tfie falsification of said
pogroms, in order to attain the important ()him at
public security and tranquillity. I am pleased to create
a General VaespOrt Office," &c. &c.—Among. the regu•
lotions ate the following : •
There are to be in the Passport Office lists of the in
Itabitants of each quarter or ward of the city, in order
to be consulted when a passport is -to be given.
The chief offices• of the ward of the capital are
daily to send to the Polite Office two fiats; One of all
persons changing their residence, with an .account of
*r names, ages, professions, &e. where they come
from, and with what passports, and their dates, and
where they are going to reside ; the other list is to
point mai those persons against whom proceedings in
the Criminal Courts are instituted, that they may be
taken if they apply far passports to escape.
The Magistrates in the country are to grant pass-
ports only for determined places, and for the time ne-
cessary to go' to them. Passports for three, six, or
twelve months, may be granted, with due precautions
to Idndowisers, Merchants, and frequenters of fairs,
whosi business requires. it. The lists of all passports
delivered in she steltintry must be transmitted to the
Passport Office at Lisbon.

Every person desiring to go to a greater distance than
five leagues from his habitation, shall be bound to take a
passport, except the military ; and every person found
travelling without a passport, or shall not comply with
the regulations laid down in it,or shall neglect to present
himself to the Civil Authorities Odle' place in which he
fixes his residence, shall pay a fine of 2,400 roes.

The regulation for the strict search of all Portu-
guese vessels; boats. ftc, on depattiag from the ports
of the kingdom, stir idesigned to prevent the escape of
criminals of every description: hitherto only vessels ar-
riving were examined; so that only ordinary trans-
gressors, but even state criminals were able to escape
from these ports, whose flight frequently renders useless,
the knowledge of circumstances of the highest in).
portance..The authors of the sacrilege committed at
Oporto have not yet been discovered.

German Papers to the 26th ult. reached us. this fore.
noon: Neither the Frankfort journal Ml' the Allge.
Zeitungnp to that date, pot *the Austrian 06..
server to the 21st contain any nevi whatever relative to
Greece. We hopes the old, adage, that "no news is,
good news," will prove true in this instance. An article,
from Switzerland states, that the VOW tariirof ditties in
Baden givis great :disaatisfaction to the Swiss • Diet,'
though the former will suffer most by the *wasn't.

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vela Parica o dfa.list,ult. reached us-this fore.
also m 00•146 thatiqhintaltawas Meek froni4lefene&
tdlisttlag tllltkbbeto *:aunt lkustria; -that Ifif
aidettthe'Ttilts4ain the Quiets. it Pascoe s
'Says this article, 'l4-his been insalted find ealonsniamdi
,vegt is the ;manias of Paris, :ad its Manta is that
which strictly observing neutrality, has &mirth* Most
envies- to the Greeks. It is now the turn of Austria,
Its Merchants and its Cabinet are accused. of hivhig,
'openly-embraced the, cruse of the Turks. It ii a 'film!'
;140041."• ••• - • • •
In the Brat' of Monday, we gave a decree of the;
ICtacfof the Netherlands, declaring, -that. Belgians who,
laid itediedUnt of the kingdom, ihoold not be admitted
to-the Universities. It is now said that by a farther]
itgolatidn; to rtception dill
.I)e'lnade to the articterof,
the Royal. d'ectee of, J4th intr. in favour of yoong
glins who etijarititesidi(tairs.es), Previaisl7 founded
is foreign thiiierptioi atlas:dirges.

With' the French . Journalist: the affairs of Greece
have given way to thbassUf Spain, and we are into-
., .
ditetliiith 4.Privtitelettek and other articles Oti the
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state .4114 Peninsula),, , vagr, but yet sufficiently
consistietto shew that the country is in a state of anar-
chy, and on:the eve of same convulsion. •The most inn..
portant eircurnstancesconneeted with .the present state
of that country, ,is mentioned in. private letters from
Paris, and has •excited great sensation among the politi.
cians.of the French capital—namely, the sudden depar-
ture Of M.' de MA ItTIONAC, 'on a special mission to
Madrid. M. de Ma RTIONAC it will be remembered, was
the Commissioner deputed by M. de ittr.uttr to attend
the Duke of A noutnetss'i head=quarters, and to advise
his Royal 'Highness on matters connected with the
political objects of his expedition. 'lt was by his counsel
that the second Regency was established—it was on his
recommendation that its members were selected—it was
by his interference that the Grandees drew up their
. famonstleclartulem on the'arrival of the Prince at Ma-
drid ;—in short, M. de MetIITICiNAC was the political
head of iifi enterprise of Which his Royal Highness was
ony.the*Militail chief. Acting while in7Spain on the
pXinciples," and supporting the interests of M. :de
Vir..l.E.ti's pOrtion of the Ministry, be was looked upon'
with eons:cletable jealousy'bnth. by the partisans of the
Dadpliiii and the friends of the more fanatical part of
.the cabinkt. Since his return he has taken a ptoMiCePt
.part m all the discussions relative to the Spanish' lava.
ision, and has been consulted on all questions respecting
the setileMent of the Peninsitla: al His mission,, thet efore, .
vhe Ti7,:e„s„ observesot this critical moment, naturally ,
cads to a, conjecture that the French Government has
' n driyen.fronvits inaction.by recent events, and that
.cleisi7.e measures are contemplated."
..tue lot Juvrnals from the South of France paint the,
tare of.affairs.oe the froptiera in darker colours than
7lar
!those ,o 1 Paris.. The 'finalist volunteers are, described as,
!flee ,fOF revolt, and ready t 9 FA-claim DON CARLOS as
Itltistr King. Insults are said to has* been offered AO the
I..,rencds troops.,at St. Sebastian and at .Saragossa; au
insussection was,conly prevented by the Irisitance and
'firmress of tbeCaptain-Geaeral, asancoutT.,
_lathe
'mean time the tronesky ittkiast kentstants are said
to have joined his, standard. In other quarters disturb.
inceeki4air, pllti ire hit:hed; mina ii4itiA c iit.
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