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TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1820.
Ti1:11 FUNDS.'
PRISE ON STOCKS THIS DAT AT OWI O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 69 68% 69
per_Cent. 77 7, VB-4 per Cent. 86% 14- l4
Long Anns. 17% 15-16—Scrip. 154 pr.
India Bends 21s. 225. pre.
Exchequer Bills, 2s. 4s. pr.
Omnium 3/6 % pre.
Consols for Opg. 70% 34 14 y 4.

The' Answer returned yesterday by her MAJItsTv to
the Address of the Livery of London, which will be
found in another part of our Paper, confirms the state
meat which we were the first to .make.to the Public—
that it is her MAJESTY'S fixed resolution never again to
leave England. Speaking of the consolation which
she has derived from a the zealous and constant at-1
tachment of the warm-hearted, just, and generous
People"of England, her MAJESTY was pleased to add,
that "to live (.1 home with, and-to cherish them, would
be the. chief happinets of the remainder of her days!"
On the Order of the Day coming on for discussion
last night, in the House of Commons, respecting the
allowances to the Members of the Royal Family,
Lord ARCHIBALD HAMILTON expressed hit surprise
that no provision was proposed for the QUEEN.—
Lord CASTLEREAGH informed the House that, al-
though his MAJESTY'S Miuisters could not, under
existing circumstances, propose any specific provi-
sion, they had sent a message to her MAJESTY, to
acquaint hcr that she would be supplied with what-
ever sums of money might, in the meantime, be ne-
cessary either for her personal expenditure, or for the
vindication of her honour and character. It was, we
andesstand, with this message that Sir WILLIAM
GRANT waited upon her MAJESTY on Sunday.
Mr. DENMAN observed, that, in as far as regarded
pecuniary resources, her Majesty had certainly, no-
thing to apprehend in preparing for her defence; but
there was another cause of dread, of a far more seri-
ous nature—the dread of interference on the part-of
foreign Powers, in preventirg her witnesses from
coming to this country. She had, in particular, he
said, just cause of cemplaint against the Court of
Austria, for having taken an active part in the pro-
secutiom against her !
Lord C..tvri...itzaott assisted the House, that these
would be, in this respect, a proper interference.on the
part of the British Government, and a due readiness
on the part of foreign States. NVe do hope there
will, but more than hope we cannot express.
The Report fiGm the Secret Committee of the
Lords on the Green Bag will certainly be brought
up this afternoon, and so undivided is expectation as
to the nature of the Report to be expected from a
;•Cominittee so constituted, and sitting on evidence so
.concocted, that it is everywhere regarded as certain,
'that .when the Report is brought up, Mr. GASHING
will retire from office, having declared that, a so
help him Gov! he would never rank himself among
the WIZEN'S 41,:cuse7s !'

The Paris Papers of Friday arrived this forenoon.
The Monitcur contains the official prornulption of
the ElccticTu Law.. General GuouctlY, just returned
from America, has had an audience of the Duke-of
ANGOOLEME, whom he made a prisoner during the
larydred days.—Five per Cents. Thursday, 77415 c.

We have received, tt-day, New-York Papers tol
the Bth of June, and Quebec to the 31st of May.l
Ilis Majesty's ship of war NAUTILUS, Captain CHAP
MAY, and the United States' brig Eilterprizeb arrived
at Charlestown on the 28th of May, in five days, from
the llavannah. The Nautilus bad on board about a
hundred thousand dollars in specie. The Governor
of Lower Canada has issued the writs for a new Elec-1
tion of Members to the Provincial Legislature.

Yesterday morning the ICING went to liAmptos-
Court.
Aunday, by the cow:ma:1(110f the QUICEK, the Morn.
ing Service of the Church was•read before her
JEST'', by Dr. Pane..
Among other novelties, the New Monthly Maga-
z;oc has just commenced a Series of very interesting,
Letters on the Art and Pleasure of Angling, written
by a distinguished literary Gentleman; an amateur
of thirty years' experience in that delightful sport.
Dett..—A meeting took place yesterday on Ind Oak Common,
between Captain F—u and a Mr. G—c —v.—This affair origi-
nated from the former horse-N% hipping the latter, in a dispute at
pLy. The Captain was slightly wounded in hia right side, and
tae affair terminated.
Ctivaea pit tr zumENT.—The King has bees graciously pleased
to proffiote the Rev. Dr. Kaye, Master of Christ's Church Col-
lege, Cambridge, to the vacant See of Bristol, vacant by thE
death of the late Dr. Mansell, and to present the Rev. Dr.
Wordsworth, Rector of Linibtrtb, to the Mastership of Trinity
College in that University, va caul by the decease of Dr. Man.
sell, who was head of that society.
CITY OF DUBLIN Euicriou.--Fourth Day's Poll :
FaAas - • - - 1220
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DWILINt Jura SO.—Mr. ELLIS yesterday had a
gross majority of 419; and this day Mr. GRATTAN
polled only twos when his Committee proposedthat all
further polling should cease for one hour, with the view
of terminating the contest in an amicable manner.
A deputation of five Gentlemen from each Com-
mittee mot, and it was agreed that Mr. GaArratx
should resign 'at three o'orthis day, 'filen Mr.
Ewa will be dotlaled duly ducted.