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LONDON.

THE EVENING STAR.

SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1819.
THE FUNDS.

PRICE Of STOCKS THIS DAY A T ONE O.CLCCK :
3 per, Cent. Reduced 72 71i
per Celt. Consols 711
4 per Cent. 901/
5 per Cent. Navy 101
Bank Long Annultie3 191 3-16
India Stock 222—India Bonds 9 11 pre.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) par 2 pie•
Omnium 411! pre.
Consols for Acct. 71111!/.

'hie accounts which we lay before our Readers to-
dip from the disturbed districts, will be read with
imps than an ordinary degree of interest. We beg
t direct the attention of our Readers, in a parti-
c Air manner, to the satisfactory view of the state
of the popular feeling which is contained in the
plain and unvarnished account given by the Earl of
Frrzwict.tast of what has passed under his own im-
mediate olbserration in his official capacity as Lord
Liedtenarituf the West Riding of Yorkshire. " The
mass of the population." his Lordship says, " are by
no means, disaffected;" their attendance on the Meet-
ings is owing, in a great degree, to " want of oc-
cupation," and " this their hard lot at present, they
bear in hopes of better times, with patience and re-

signation."
The PRINCE RECENT held a Council yesterday, at
which a Proclamation respecting the internal state. f
the country was agreed upon, and ordered to be is-
sued forthwith. It will probably appear in this '
Evening's GaF:elle.

The Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived this morn-
ing.—Tuo,day there was a mysterious sort of Minis-
terial party at Monthuche, near LongjnmeauNthe
seat of Marquis Dtssouxs. The Ministers•dis-
pensed with the presence of their domestics at dixner,
passed the night with the Marquis, and returned next
morning to Pails.
Marshal Sr. CYR has left the waters of Ncris and
gone to those of Mouat D'Or, on his way to which
he spent two days at the house of General BECKER,
who acted so important a part in the last escape 01
BONA PA RTE.

The Chamber of Accusation of the Royal Court
has not agreed with the Tribunal of First Instance in
thinking that the recent disturbances in the School
of taw form sufficient grounds for a charge of re-
bellion with aggravating circumstances. M. Ba-
ne:Peke, 0.. e of those who had been sent before the
Cimort of-Assises, has been acquitted and set at liberty.
Thitiro• other prisoners, Armand and Chavelet, have
bead remitted to the Correctional Police to be tried
misdemeanour, and will to admitted to
therbenek of caution.

- :The Papers from Germany mention' some more
*arrests. M. M. PLEIFER and HERMANN, tutors to
tfie::(aniiiies of the Wirtembeigh and Baden Mini-
sters at Frankfort, were taken into custody on the
VA instant. _ _

• A Convention is talked of as either concluded, old
about to be concluded, between Austria, Prussia,'
and the confederated Germanic States, by which
these Powers engage to preserve, during 20 years, a
perfect neutrality in whatever wars may occur.—
These Powers being masters of the centre of Europe,
and having 600,000 men under arms, might, it is
thought, render a Continental war almost impossible.
French 5 per Cents. Tuesday, 71 fr. 25 c.

No fresh intelligence has arrived this morning re-
specting the late movements at Cadiz. At Madrid
the affair is considered by some people at least, as of
little moment. One letter of the 14th instant has the
following passage. "Be cautious what you believe
as to the events thattaken place at Cadiz, for
I know, as a positive tact, that though some trifling
disturbance may have occurred, all is over and tran-
quillity restored." "Tranquillity restored !" Yes—
but of what character ? 'Die plots of the disaffected
have for the present been frustrated : it has been pre-
vented from bursting out in acts of violence. 131 n
the discontent—the decided aversion of the military
to the service attempted to be imposed upon them,
of rivetting the chains of the South Americans, re-
mains unchanged. It may be true also that the
known bad state of many of the ships destined to
convey the troops across the Atlantic, might influence
many to oppose their departure ; but no one can have
forgot the conduct of some of the troops who sailed
last year, and who instead of going to their intended
destination, actually forced the Commanders to go into
'a port in possession of the Patriots, and joined the
standard of emancipation !

Yesterday, at three o'clock, his Royal Highness the
Pniticv. 11EGENT held a Council at Carlton House,'
which was attended by
'Lord Chancellor, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of,
easury, the Secretary of State for the Home Department,
aster of the Mint, the Aiidge of the Admiralty Court. the
'lief Baron of Scotland, the Earl of Harrington, tbe Cap.
he Gentlemen Pensioners, Admiral Str John Borlase
Mr, Arbuttinet, &c.
Pauses HEONT held a Privy Council. A Pro-
Aion respecting the internal state of the country
Treed upon„.and will be issued forthwith.—His
Highness game audiences to the LORD CIiAV-
, the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Viscount Stomotatr,
Earl of COURTOWN.

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