Star.
London, England, 1821-07-13 00:00:00

TIIL• NEW FRENCH LOAN.

" Lonny, by the Grate of Gon, &c. &e.
" On the Report of our Minister Secretary of State fur the
Financial Department,
" Having heard our Council of State,
" We have ordered, and do order, as follows:
" Aar. I.—On, Minister of Finance is authorized to proceed
to the sale, by public competition or sealed tendPrs, •o ihe firm
which shall offer the highest terms, of the 12,514,220 francs of
Rentes (Stock), in the Five per Cent. Consols belonging to the
Royal Treasury, and proceeding from,
1. Balance of the Loan of 16,600,000 francs of Rentes, opened
for the service of :blB, by the laws of the 6th and 15-h May,
1818, and made apFlicable to the service of 1819, Francs.
by the law of chi- :28th of May. 1820 1,674,514
2. Portion of the • .fla a opened by the law of the 6th'
of May, 1818, mad•• applicable, by the sth Article
of the Convention of the 9:h o:tober, 1818, to the
payment of the 100,000,000, and restored the Ist •
of June, 1820, in execution of the Convention of •
the 2d of February., 1819 41.61 3,244
S. Stock redeemed In 1818. 2,29,001)
4. One-third of the Loan of 3,864,528 francs, made
applicable to the payment of Annuities by the law
of the Bth of March, 1891, to liquidate the two
first sixths becoming due in 1821 and 1822 1,9414,7-63

Total—
The following announcement of the lc• har been
published by the Minister of the Fir• •••• :
" The Minister Secretary of State of the I'rnasices, in execu-
tion of the Royal Ordinance of this day, resolves as follows:
"Aar. I.—The sale and adjudication of 12,514,420 francs of .
Rents, Five per Cent. Consolidated, shall take pace on Thurs-
day, the 9th of August, at four o'clock, in the 3finistry of the
Finances, in a Public Sitting, and with sealed offers; the highest
bidder to be preferred, in the conditions, and according to the
forms which follow :

" Aar. 2.—The company to be preferred shall enjoy the ar-
rears of the 12,514,220 francs of Renter saki, counting from the
half-year commencing 22d September, 1821.
" AZT. s.—The payment of the price of the Renter shall take
place by fifteenths, from month to month; the first payment on
theist October, 1821, and the last on the Ist December, 1822.
" Aar. 4.—ln exchange of the payment of the first fifteenth
by the company preferred, there shall be delivered certificates,
conformable to the annexed model A.
" Aar. s.—On the day fixed for the receipt of the offers, the
Minister of the Finances shall open the Sitting by depositing in
the Bureau a sealed packet, containing the declaration signed by
hint of the minimum of the price it which he consents to :the
sale and adjudication of the Rentes.
0 Aar. 6.—The offers shall be received sealed from the hand
of the offerers, and immediately numbered and ranged on the
Bureau, to be opened in their presence without being displaced,
the whole being done publicly, and during the holding of the
Sitting. The offers, once deposited, cannot be withdrawn.
" Aar. 7.—On the termination of receipt of the offers, the
Finance Minister shall open his declaration of the minimum of
the price exacted, and he will proceed to read it. Immediately
afterwards the Minister shall proceed to the opening,in the order
attic numbers, and to the public reading of the offers.
" Arr. B.—The Rentes shall be adjudged to the company,
which shall have made the offer at the tfighssi price above the
minimum fixed by the Minister. In case of a want of validity,
the following offor, in the order of the prices, shall be accepted,
providedit is at least equal to the minimum fixed. The Minis-
ter of the Finances shall pronounce publicly, and dbring the Si•-
tiny ; he shall be the sole judge of the validity of the offers.
" Aar. y offer, to be valid, must be, first, conform-
able to the annexed model B; second, preceded by a dep*slt
guarantee, evidenced by the rroductiou of a receipt from the
Office of posits air! Consignations, conformable to the annexed
model C, which mt., be annexed to the off-r.

" ART. 10.—The deposit et' gaarantce shall not be less than
the amount of half a year of the Reines to be so4l--natnely,
6,257,110 frat:cs. sum may be deposited in *pc cl •,,. or in
inscriptions of iterates calculated at par; Reconnoissances of
quidation, Annuities, et Royal Bons, with transference to the
profit of the office of such effects. The deposits for guaramee
of the offers not accepted of, shall be returned the day follow-
ing the adjudication (10th August).
1" Aar. 11. Within ten days of the adjudication, the Company
preferred shall rai;e the amount of the guarantee deposit tall
per cent. of the amount of the Loan. If the deposit is not com-
pleted before the 'Loth August at latest, the Company preferred
shall incur the forfeiture of their right, with the less or the first
deposit of 6,9.:7,110 :rants, which shall belong to the Ifoy-1
Treasury, in the mane of indemnity interest. The deposit of 1u
per cent. shall be restored immediately after the payment of the
two first fifteenths,
" Aar. 12. On failure of payment of a fifteenth due, the
amount of ti-.' certificate shall be exigible in whole, and the Mt.
nister of th, riu.utces shall cause to be sold the mica correspond.
ing to the saiu certificate for the profit of the Royai 'rreast..„
till the necessary competition takEn
(Signe.i) a ROY.• •
tTleri faluo :l.e .A. l C, referred tw sonar.

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LONDON.

FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1821.
THE FUNDS.
PRICKS Or STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONZ O'CLOCK :
S per Cent. Reduced 771/4 1/4
3 per Cent. Consols 76% %
5% per Cent. 87/.'4-4 per Cent. 95% $/
Navy 409% s/5..-Long Anns. 19% 9-16
Imperial S per Cent. 75% 76
• India Bonds 565. prem.
Exchequer BiUs. 4s. 6s. prem.
t onsols for Account 78 Vs. A,

The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this forenoon.
The cleat!: in the Chamber of /Deputies, on the
Censorship oftlie Press, was tine:pettedly brought to a
close on Monday; and, as we anticipated, Ministers
have been defeated, by the union of the two extreme
parties in the Chamber, both of whom complain of
not being allowed to talk freely enough of their op-
ponents. An Amendment of the Ministerial Project,
moved by M. de COURTA RIM, was carried by a
strong majority, composed of the right and left, leav-
ing the Ministers and a part of the centre in the mi-
nority. According to this Amendment, the Law of
the 81st of March, 1820, relative to the publication
of the Journals and other periodical Papers, is only
to continue to have effect till the and of three months
after the opening of the Session of 1821. After some
additional dispositions of minor importance, the
Chamber passed to the vote on the wlsole Law, as
amended, when there appeared—
For k it. 112 Majority 102
The Gazette de France contains an anecdote relating
20 BONAPARTE'S death, the permission to insert which
is creditable to the policy of the Government. On
the day that the news of this event reached Paris,
some person meeting General RAPP, said to him-
-44 Ah, General ! so then your man is dead !" " What
man?" " What !do you not know of the death of
Bowaraare ?" The General, on hearing these words,
seemed much affected, and even tears escaped from
his eyes. The KING, aho was informed of the inci-
dent, having on the same day, in going to Mass, met
Count RAPP by the way, deigned to tell him, that
far from blaming the sensibility he had shewn, he
saw in it a new guarantee of his fidelity. "It is true,
Sire," replied the General, " that I felt a strong
emotion on learning the death of a man to whom
I owe everything—even the happiness of serving
your Majesty."
An article from Chamberry gives some interesting
particulars from Piedmont. It was rumoured the
King of SARDINIA would not come to Piedmont, and
that a part of the Kingdom was to pass under the
direct dominion of Austria. This rumour gave such
offence to the Regiment of Savoy, that a plot was
formed among the soldiers to disband themselves,
and return to their homes with their arms and bag.
gage. The plot was defeated, and about sixty men
were arrested, and confined in the cidadel. The
public discontent, however, was rather increased,
particularly by the absolute dominion exercised by
the Austrians, even in Alexandria, the bulwark of
Piedmont—the keys of which were delivered to King
CHARLES Faux in mere mockery. About twenty
capital executions were about to take place in pur-
suance of sentences pronounced by the counter-re-
volutionary tribunal.
At Naples the work of vengeance is also proceed-
ing with remorseless rigour. The KING has decreed,
that " all Officers, of whatever rank, who formed
part of the Royal Army, and abandoned their colours
to repair to Monte Forte, are degraded from their
ranks and military distinctions, and given over to
be tried by the competent tribunals."
The accounts from Turkey represent the Greek
cause in a remarkably promising aspect. YPSILANTI
has an army of twenty-five thousand men under
his command, and has made head successfully
against the Turks in several partial encounters.—
His object appears to be to avoid a general engage-
ment, and gradually train and inure his troops, chiefly
composed of youthful enthusiasts, to facility in ma-
nceuvring, strict discipline, and labour. The Turks,
on their side, as stated some days back, were attempt-
ing to introduce European discipline into their ranks,
for the purpose of more advantageously meeting the
Greeks. But this appears to be impossible, particularly
when the Turkish troops, conscious that all depends
aponthern, have almost thrown off all manner of disci-
pline. But in no circumstances could they be brought
to submit to learn European discipline and tactics.—
The celebrated Count de Bonaevnt, who became a
Mahometan, and undertook the task, with the sanc-
tion of the Turkish Sovereign, describes, in his Me-
moirs, how he was obliged to abandon the attempt
to organize and discipline the Turkish troops upon
the principles of European tactics. In the Morea,
the war is carried on partially, but in a manner the
most sanguinary and relentless. The Greeks have
taken the capital; and two Pachas, who were ad-
vancing to the relief of the garrisons, have been cut
in pieces, with 6,000 men under their command.
We perceive no allusion in any of these accounts to
Rusiia ; nor had Count STROGONOPP, the Russian
Minister, left Constantinople, though it appears that