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London, England, 1820-12-29 00:00:00

LONDON.

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THE EVENING STAR.

Any eaessawdcadoes from Drava on the subject be esendaes.'
*bleb we need scarcely say has our best wishes, will, If approved
of, be readily Inserted.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1820...
THE FUNDS .

PRICK 01 STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 70 697 s 70
Si per Cent. 754/e-4 rser Cent. 8'7% % 4c
Long Anns. 18 I,l6—lmp. 3 per -Cent,. 68%
India Bonds 265. 275. pre.
Exchequer Bills Is. pre. ls.
Cons. for Opg. 71 Vs.

The Paris Papers of Saturday, Sunday, and Mon-
day, arrived at a late hour last eight. •
The Hanoverian Ambassador, Count de GROTE
(end not the British Ambassador), delivered a letter
to the KIND of FRANCE from hir Sovereign, an-
nouncing the birth of the daughter of the Duke of
CLARENCE. _ _

The Moniteur contains a Royal Ordinance for the
establishment of an Academy of Medicine, to con-
sist of eighty Members.
The Chamber of Peers on Friday did nothing but
receive a Petition from the Duke of VALMY to be
admitted to the privileges of the Peerage, which was
referred to a Committee.
The Chamber of Deputies were occupied on Fri-
day and Saturday with the Reports of the Commit-
tees respecting the verification of the powers of the
newly-elected Deputies, which, chiefly turning on
points of form, present little of any general interest.
Some discussions arose in the course of this tedious
proceeding, which served to develope the existence
of a very acrimonious feeling, and of an increased
portion of that disposition to tumult which was so
often displayed in the last Qbamber. Amongst other
things, the Assembly was thrown into extreme agi-
tation on Saturday, when, after some contest as to
the right of M. MANUEL to be heard, it was asked by
M. FOY, " Do you wish to stifle the voice of the mi-
nority, as in 1815 ?" One of the most amusing scenes
in the course of the proceedings, was a grave discus-
sion whether a Deputy (M. DE Sr. Calm), already
seated, could be legally elected a Deputy for another
Department. It was at length decided, in due form,
that the election was invalid.
The Chamber, on Saturday, by sitting till six
o'clock, an hour unusually late, got through nearly
the whole of the Elections. The remainder were
postponed till Tuesday, to which day the Chamber
adjourned. The entire of these questions must be
disposed of, and a President be appointed, before
the Chamber could proceed to the preliminary busi-
ness of addressing the KING.
Among the recent Clerical Ordinations in Paris,
we find that the Duke de RoRAN-CHABOT, a Peer of
France, has been made a Sub• Deacon ; and Count de
MALLET; formerly a Colonel, has been ordained a

Deacon.
Rear-Admiral LtNots has obtained from his MA-.
JEillf 400,000 francs, to indemnify him for a like
sum seized by us when we took possession of the Isle
of France. He has also, as being formerly Gover-
nor of Guadaloupe, obtained a pension for one of his
daughters, out of the Privy Purse.
The responsible Editor of the Journal of Commerce'
has been condemned by the Tribunal of Correctional
Police to one month's imprisonment, and a fine of
400 francs for a breach of the laws respecting the
Ccnsorship.
If we may give credit to these Papers, they con-
firm the strange report which was prevalent yester-
day that the King of NAPLES had quitted hls do-
minions to meet the Allied Sovereigns. The fol-
lowing is the account which the Journal des Debars
gives of this step on the part of his Neapolitan
Majesty The King bieldavuts has embarked oa
board the English ship,l tae Vongeur, of 74 guns ;
and the people of his suite on board the Fred& fri-
gate, the Duchess de Berri. His MAJESTICI goes to
Trieste, and from thence to Laybach. The Prince,
Vicar-General, has taken the title of Regent, during
the absence of the KING his father."
The Madrid news in these Papers is to the 14th
inst. but they contain nothing of importance. The
conspiracy at Granada is found to have resulted from
some local disputes about the colours in cockades.—
The trial of General ELK) is said to have terminated;
and that he has been sentenced to death. Three
millions of reals have been granted for arming the
Militia of Biscay, Navarre, and the Asturias.
An article from Frankfort mentions, that the De-
claration of the Congress at Troppau, relative to the
affairs of Naples, has already been transmitted to the
different Powers.
The following ameliorations, among others, have
been proposed by the Hanoverian Government, to
dimish the imposts laid on by the King of Westpha-
lia (Jerome Bonaparte); to render the Administration
less expensive; to re-establish the University of Helm-
stedt ; and to introduce a law fophe more effectually
punishing fraudulent bankruptcils.
The French Five per Cents. left (eon Saturday,

at 78f. 60c.
A Flanders Mail, with accounts to the 27th, has
anited. The following are its chief contents:
VIENNA, DECEMBER 13.
Among the reports most in credit, is that of a
Avirriage having been agreed upon between the lin-