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London, England, 1822-07-05 00:00:00

LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY 5, 152

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The market remains fiery steady this morning, and scarcely
any business doing. The Jews have been buying largely fir the
August Account, and selling for this. Money still remains
scarce. To-morrow will be the ant Transfer for Consols and
New Fours. Consols are, up to this your; 81 to 1, Reduced
791 SO.
Foams Fain.—The market is ratter slack this morning.—
The letters from Holland to-day bring all foreign securities
highera Spanish has risen in :Holland 11 per cent.—Current
prices: Spanish (Old) 1.5 i i; New 621 ; Chilian 791 ti 80,
Russian I 3 ti 11.1 ; Prussian tie 1; Danish 114 i ez. iii. Nea-
politan 70# 71 ex. div. Colombian 1911; New 113 e.

STOCK EXCHANGE-ONE O'CLOCK.

The Market hooka heavy, and is on the decline. The sales
continue, and some purchases have been made for the next
Account. Consols are now at eh

Possum Mautwr.—Chili Bonds bay. fallen' withiq the last
hour, and are now 79 I, and Spanish 63e. Russir and other
Securities have nothing doing in them.
PRICES OF STOCKS AT ONE 0 CLOCK.

Bank Stock 241% 242 A-3 per Ct. Red. 80% 80
3 per Cent. Cons. shut-31,4 per Cents. 91
4 per Ct5.973/4 % Ws-4 per Ct. New Ans. 983/434
Bank Long Ans. 20 7-16—Imp. 3 per Cents. 787/i
Escheq. liills (E 1,000) 3s. Es.—Do. Sm. Bs. 6s. pr.
Consols for Account 81A 81.

The French Papers of Tuesday have been received.
The Chamber of Deputies is still occupied in de-
bating, or rather in reading and hearing speeches on
' the law for regulating the Customs, which meets with
great oprosition. The foreign intelligence gra-
dually becomes more and more warlike. Nothing
is now said of the evacuation of the two Principali-
ties by the Turks; and it is acknowledged that not
one step has been made in the negotiations with the
Porte for the last two months. An article from
Augsburg of June SG, says the intelligence from
Constantinople becomes less satisfactory, and that
Lord STRANGFORD and Count Lurzow have ad-
dressed a new Note to the Divan, to complain that
the evacuation of Moldavia and Wallachia is not yet
effected.. It is affirmed that the Reis Effendi has ac-
quainted these Ministers with the motives which
have induced the Ottoman Government to give or-
ders to suspend for a time all retrograde movement.
He has, however, again promised that the Ottoman
troops should quit the two Provinces, but without
fixing the time when this evacuation should take place.
It is said thit Russia will not send any Minister to
Constantinople, not even on a special mission, till the
differences between Russia and the Porte shall have
been finally arranged, an event which certainly does
not seem near at hand.

It is now well ascertained that the Captain of the
Turkish banditti, CHOURECIIID PACUA, has received
a signal defeat from the Greeks in the neighbour-
hood of T 1 icala, and that Napoli di Romania has
also been stormed by the Christians.
We mentioned yesterday that the King of SPAIN
was to return from Aranjuez to Madrid on the 27th
ult. and the Journal des Debats contains the Order
of the Day for announcing the event, and preparing
the scene. The following singular instruction to the
troops, and the motive of it, sufficiently testify the
state of the capital, and the part which the KING is
desirous to play :--4, The acclamation most grateful
to the Leart of his Majesty being that of Constitu-
tional King, the General Commandant hopes that
the Chiefs of the Corps will require their soldiers and
the other military to salute his Majesty by that flat-
tering cry."

It Ts said in the Gazette of Madrid, that the Judges
of Grenada, having held a solemn conference, de-
cided by a unanimous resolution, that there was
ground for proceeding against the author of the 17th
number of the Pluto, as seditious in its tendency,
and subversive of the laws. The following are the
expressions charged with this character Nothing
is said vf our situation and the necessity which we
are under of creating a Revolution, and proclaiming
anew Liberty and the Constitution."

So suspicious has been the conduct of the Minisiry
of France towards the Constitutional Government of
Spain, that the Journal de Thoulouse states that the
French in Saragossa have been placed under the sur-
veillant ttf the Police. If. we can believe these Pa--
• pers, Catalonia is still in a state of considerable agi-