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London, England, 1820-05-24 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1820.
THE RNDS.

PRICE OF STOCKS Tills DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock 226 2251/2
3 per Cent. Beduced 68% 3/s %
3 per Cent. Consols 69% 1/is
31 per Cent. 771/s 77-4. per Cent. 86% 86
5 per Cent. law, 104 %s 10.5
Long Ann. 17 15-16 7/s
India Bonds 21s. 20s. pr.
Exchequer Bilis 35..55. pre.
Commercial, 3s. dis.
Consols for Acct. 691/4 1/s.

The present state of the Money Market has brought
to town a number of persons connected with the
Funds; and this morning, when business commenced,
the House was crowded to excess. Consols opened
at 691/4 for the Account, and 69K vs for the July
Accounts. An immense quantity of business was,
done, and various reports were circulattd in order
to depress or rai,e the Market, according to the in-
terest of the different parties. Bets were offered that
notice would bC sent to the Stock Exchange this day
or to-morrow, of the amount of Loan required. The
report still continues that a Loan must be had, and'
that Exchequer Bills will be funded to a large
amount. There is now twenty-two months interest
dae upon Exchequer Bills. Five per Cents. fell I,G per
. Cent. from an expectation that the Minister would
fund in thetia.

The Paris Papers of Sunday arrived this forenoon.
The continued debate on ,the Election Project of

Law still occupies the chief part of their columns.
An incident, which happened recently at Grenoble,
shews very strongly the deep interest which the
Public take in the determination of this important
question :—On thebuke of A NGOULEM Zs entrance
into that city, the cries of " Vive le Roir sent forth
by one part; of the People, were answered by cries
of " Nue la Charte Vive la Constitution t" from
another party; and next day, when his Royal High-
ness went to the esplanade to review the garrison,
as soon as he made his appearance, the assembled

multitude again rent the air with shouts of " Fire la
Charter so as completely to drown the counter ex-
clamations of " Tire le Roi!" and to prevent the
troops hearing the word of command from their Of-
ficers. The Prefect was at last obliged to order a

body of gendarmerie to quell the commotion. How
they went about it, is not stated; but five persons
were arrested and conducted to the Mayoralty. The
leaders in this popular ebullition are said to have been
mostly young persons, students of law and medicine.
The Spanish Minister at the Court of Rome, Don
PEDRO LAGEIRA, has transmitted to his Government
the registry of the oaths taken at Rome by all the
Spaniards resident in that city, but himself. As he
declares it to be contrary to his conscience and prin-
ciples to swear to the Constitution, he is in conse-
quence to be deprived of his office, and exiled for

ever from Spain.
It is said that the General SANTOCILDES, who had
• been dispatched to Valladolid, in order to replace
the Count Momoo, had been badly received in that
city ; and that neither the second in command, the
garrison, nor the people, would recognize his authority.
A Circular of the Spanish Minister at War of the
15th of April, exhorts the military, of all ranks, not
to forget the character of citizen in that of soldier—
never to lend themselves to be instruments of oppress-
ing their fellow-citizens--to cherish them as brothers,
and to give them assistance under all possible cir-
cumstances.

The accounts from all parts of Spain, except Na-
varre, are extremely satisfactory. A degree of agi-
tation and disunion prevails there, which it will pro-
bably require the removal of the gallant but indiscreet
NINA to subdue. Orders have been sent to the Regi-
ment of Toledo, now in Arragon, as mil as to several
other Corps, to proceed into Navarre.
French Five per Cents.—Saturday, 74fr. 50c.

Mails arrived this forenoon from If amburglt and
Holland.

The Brussels Oracle announces, that two indivi-
duals, accused of complicity in the affair of wavier,
have been arrested between Peronne and Cambia'',
at the moment when they were about effec►irg their
e.cape into the Low Countries.
A letter from Constantinople, of the lOth April,

s:-.)s—" A formidable storm seems to be gathering
or. ALi PACIIA, of Joannina. The Porte is making
great armaments to put an end to the plans and
intrigues of this powerful Governor. As it is not
•ery likely that ALI PACHA will quietly submit tol
the destruction of his authority. over Albania and
Thessaly, it is to be expected that the former will
soon become the theatre of an obstinate and bloody
contest. The prepatarions in the arsenal are conti-
rued for the annual expedition in the Archipelago.
The vessels of which it is to be composed will
_sail
shortly, and it is probable they my be intended
to ce-operate by sea in the enterprise against ALT
PA,.:wI

Ye•terdaT, the Thike of YORK held a Levee, as
CohimAituel-iu Chief, at his Office, Horse Guards.