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• . WEDNESDAY, JULY 91, '11194'
- • TIIK-FUNDS.
nice OF STOCKS THIS DAY A! OMR O.OLCCiIF i.
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.iia:uk Stock 227 228
3 per Cent. Reduced 71 70i 71.701
. 9 per Cent.• Consols 70 3j}
: . 34 •per Ct.BolBo-6.per. Ct. 894 9084{ •
p*r Cent. Navy 1044.105}•' •
nl< Long Annuities 1844
.india Stock 218. 214t—Indli Bonds 11 8 10 pre.
Exchequer Bills (21) 3 1 pre.
• Ccu;nntercial 28 discount
Omnium 24 342 Si 244 pre.
:....tkonseitior Acct. 701 6.

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•. Papers of Sunday arriaed•thialLWening.,.
The Chamber .6f Peers decided owSteterdef!,in site
fare of the opiplaint at the inscrie
against Baron SLGNIwI, First Prender.l4.thi ;44„.
• Court of Paris, that there was no groand siv
for the complaint, and ordered the Mensoriek crit
• complainant to be suppressed. This Martinissol.v,s; Prime Miiiister. and Count de Callt:thei
• livered into the hands of the Chancellor, -Prestdefit,o,
•the Chamber, a Royal Pxoclamation, ordaining At
closing of the Session, which being...read, the Mem!
•bers immediately separated. The Royal Commis
•• : •
• sinners afterwards,proceeded to the Chamber of De-
pujjes, to whom the Proclamation for prorogation
sr.ast• alas read,- on which the Member* dispersed
,nniirtst tries Of Reels Roi. The rnseceursof a change
in the M' are are revived, but not ispparendr with
any iipAY undati ou. •
Fire.eser Cents. Saturday, 71 fr. 20 c.
'FROM OUR PRIYaIorietaItnESPONDENT.
• '.'• ' • " PARI3, JULY 18.
" Poor Captain lant"t rived' just toil enotigh for
him to be able to leave hie little property lb Yin%
the law for the abolition of the
.Dreits Aidaine
having passed forty-eight hours previously. It fre-
quently happens that the greatest fuss is made about
trifles, while matters of the highest importance are
dispatched with a celerity which surprizes every one.
• Thus by the discussions on the Budget, which lasted
two months, and might have continued six months
longer, had not the parties been tired, the grand re-
Stilt was, that a reduction was effected upon the whole
Of about £200,000, while they neglected many Con-
stitutional laws promised by the Charm, and not yet
framed or perhaps even thought of. The most im-
• --portant law that hats passed this Session, is decidedly
that whereby it is permitted- to foreigners to. Or-
. chase, receive,. and bequeath . property in Fl.M.s*
w ,:this law as. P 3 1, as it were, nth sikntio, Af.g,
they were afraid.of.calling the attention of the Pub-
uot-n -nicierWas Said either for or against it ;
,y,tioi li*, "siniiggliee.thitiugkihe.Chamhers as it
` • •other,
was, is one that v.: , more than any restore
the !prosperity of _France. The; re7ogi4gn of the
• Tsdiet.of Nantes, rained. the commerce and manu-
-6f 'France : this law will revive them. The
taint *pf. lind, living, and libtitir—the richness
of the, soil-,-slue noble rivers. and canals for the trans-
port.• 47 merchandier—the prodigious home Con-
sumption of all kinds of manufactured artieles, by
a popnlation of thirty millions—the state of the
French funds, which pay double the interest of the
English—a regular revenue more than sufficient to
4say the whole of the expenses of Government and
*".the interest of the debt, and still leave a consider-
able surplus ;--all these circumstances united, is it
• not g* AV to be feared. that many Of your middling
classes, who have froM £lOO tO .C,500 per annum,
ond who, from the enormity of taxes, are reduced
•to a state of comparative want, will come to France
with theirfortunes, and settle ? The einigrations to
Atneril and Russia will be turned into a hew than-
pel I...tasted of going to barbarous and uncultivated
diet, -th Ore to work like slaves, will not the Eng-
lish preter*Ooming to France, where they will arrive
in a few. hours,. and at the espeitsrof a few pounds?
It is impossible that it shouldbe-othersiise; yet the
English Government sleeps on the occasion; its igno:.
mance must be most profound or in indifference most
ciiminal."

Boston Papers to the 22d ultiflm, Mkt iew York
Papers to the '24th, reached us this tworningt They
continue to speak of the great extent of commercial
,distress and numerous failures. One house is stated
to have stopped in New York for twelve millions of
dollars, and every thing like commercial confidence
is'almost annihilated throughout the United States.
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