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London, England, 1829-03-03 00:00:00

THE ZVFNING NTAR.

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TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 18t9
PRICIT Op STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2111 10/ 1 India Bonds 43 1 4
3 per Cent.ited.ll7l j South Sea Stock
3 per. Ct. Coos. 861 / 1 / Oki Annuities
31 per Cent. 1818, 981 New Ditto 861
51 per Cent. Red. 861 / .11000 Rachel. mu, 32 2 48
4 per Ct. New,loll 1 .1500 Ditto 52 8 48
4 per Cent. 1826, *Mat A'loB and £2OO Ditto 32 3
Long Ann. Shut 'lndia for Acct. 229
India Stuck 2291 91 Consols for Acct 801 7 6/
Pt/MOON FUNDS. TWO O'CLOCK. -
Brislllan Ms. 8 pC.'t. 611 Portna.Rda. Spe. •
.11!iinildan Ittlf,llperet. 17/ Do Acet. 434 iii 4
Do Acct 171 Pruss.lionda, 3 p Ct 1041
Do. Ruads,lB44, 181 Pius.. Bonds, 1822.5pCt.103
Do Acct. 181 Spanish lids 5 p Ct.
Mea.lids,lB2s,6p Ct. Ditto 510,91
Do Atct. 23/ t ft Do. Acct.
BRITISH AND FORRION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.

Anglo Nlezicao
Brazilian

PEI • ff. TAM
100 100 23
3S 20 58
25 5 9e
400 400 HO
40 22e 151

Ditto National
Real del llonte
United Me:lean

The Faris Papers of Satuiday contain intelligence
from Constantinople, dated the 26th of January.—
It is difficult to de•ern►ine, by the vague and
contradictory accounts of the disposition of the Sot..
TAN, whether any re isonable expectation may be en-
tertained of an adjustment of the difference with the
Porte. While it is -stared that M. J*uagar, who was
the bearer of the joint Note from the Allied Govern-
ment td the Porte, 112,1 been well received, and had
several interviews with the RCS Eritlllit, it is said
that the SULTAN had refused to make any advances
towards an arrangement. It is admitted, however,
that the SULTAN is extremely anxious that the British
and French Ambassadots should return to Constanti-
nople. We have every expectation that this event will
take place at an early peliod ; but it is evident from all
the infotasation which niches us that the SULTAN has
no intention to treat with Russia, and that his policy is
to renew his friendly relations with the other Great
Powers, with a view, probably, of inducing them the
mole readily to preserve the integrity of his Empire.
The French Funds were raiher higher on Saturday.
We have given extracts from these Papers in another
column.

The two Houses of Parliament afforded last night
the same scene whi,h almost every evening lately has'
witnessed. Innumerable Petitions from all parts of
the country were presented against Concession to the
Catholics, while a few only were received in favour
of that measure, and those few were generally from
Catholics or Unitarians. It is no longer possible to
assert for a moment th it the voice of the people is not
decidedly against the intended Bill, and if, as •e
believe it will p►ove, that the opposition throughout
the whole country is daily increasing, we think that,
even yet the Government must pause, and adopt a
course more consoornt to the wishes of the majority
of the people.

While on this su!,ject we must protest against a
docirine now daily used in Parliament and out of Pi
liament, thit because a measure comes recommended,
in a Speech from the Throne, it must be considered as the
act of the SOVEREIGN, and treated with all the respect'
due to that exalted Personage. This doctrine is altogether
unconstitutional. The Speech is tl e act of the Ministers,
and 'they alone, not the Kttto,are accountable forit ; and
therefore, Abe sentiments expressed in it 'should not be
personally attributed to his MAJESTY. Instances in
our history are not unfrequent, in Which expressions
have been used in the Royal Spe:•ch, which were in
direct opposition to the knots n feelings and opinions of
the KING, and it is by no means certain that the lan-
guage of the recent Speech is such as his present gra-'
cious MAJESTY would hive used, if he could have ex
pressed his own sewitnents. But, as we before said,
it is altogether unconstitutional to -view the Speech
as the immediate act of the SOVEREIOW, and therefore
to talk of any measure as being necessarily entitled to
adopting, because it is recommended iu the Speech on
tire open:ng of the Seesion, appears to us as ridiculous
as it would be to assign 'the same consequence to
any other aot of the Minister of the day. The time
indeed was, when such nas the jealousy of the Crown,
that measures recommended by the Crown were watched
with more than uillinari •

We received by the Dutch mail the Algenteine Zeitung
to the ited ult. and ,Hambutgh Papers to a late date. The advices
they contain from Constantinbyte are of an old date, and their other
contents are uninteresting. 'We base no room for swam. .

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CITY. TWELVg O'CLOCK.
The COnsol market opened this morning at 8134 I for the Ac-
count ; since which, they baee been dime at 861, and for Money
-166 i I.
In the Foreign market Portuguese stock, le rather lower, but
there is very little doing.
CITY. HALF-PAST ONR O'CLOCK.
The Coosa! Market has remained stationary the whole of the
morning, with au improvement of about per cent. from the
opening price, which was b6l I; and at present may be quoted
861 87, and for money 86A buyers. Money is very scarce, and
5.16 has been given for the continuation.

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A Cabinet Cooncil was held this day at two o'clock,
at the Foteign Office. It was attended by the whole of
the Members of the Cabinet.
The Princess AUGUSTA arrived at her residence in
the King's Palace, St. James's, about three o'clock yesterday after
noon, from Brighton. The Duke of Cum AAAAA ND and the Duck**.
of Gcoucearsa received her Royal Highness on her arrival.
Another Cabinet Council was unexpectedly summoned at an
bout's notice yesterday. The Ministers met at half.past one o'clock.
The whole of the Members of the Cabinet were present, with the
exception of the Duke of WaLuxisron, who arrived in town at a
quarter past three o'clock, and immediately jebied his Colleagues.
The Council continued in deliberation till a quarter before live.
The sudden departure of the Loan Cuauceuxon from the Cabinet
Council on Sunday afternoon, soon after its assembling, was caused
by his Lordship having received the Lao's commands to attend
him at Windsor.
We stated yesterday by mistake that the Duke of War.t.ntortirt
went to attend the Km, whereas his Grace went to his suet at
Stritheehlsay, *Hampshire, to entertain the Judges, Sheriff!, &c.
engaged on that circuit.
The Duke Of Noarnum LLLL iND left town early yesterday fuer:l-
ist Ine,Dublbs. His Grace willian Ide.DMlNew to antrikt
and from thence proceed by route of Holghood So DM% where
is le especial be will arrive m Friday or taserfor t ai. .

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WINDIIII. MARCH 2:— e,tet ay ifteratmi IR seven
ecl.ck, the LORD CHANCILLOW =Flied at the Castle,
and had the honour of dining and pa sing the evoing
fseith the King. After dinner his Lord,hip had a lone
audience of his MAJESTY. stlrn he to, k leaver and
;eft the Castle at twelv- o'c:ock on his return to town.
This formson the Dike f WRLLINOTON airiEß I at
the Castle, and had a 1.30 - aii.i.ence ot hi MAJCStY.

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