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LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1819.

TitE FCNDS.-

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
3 per Cent. Reduced 67ii 68i ex. div.
3,per Cent. Consols 6811 a,
4 per Cent. 86 85ii ex. div.
5 per Cent. Navy 122 E 103.1:-
Bank Long Annuities.lB 1-16 17 13-16
Irisll 5 per Cents. 102
India. 'Bonds 11 pre.
Old Annuities 6SI 67i ex. div.
Exchequer Bills (2d.) Is. pre. par.
Omnium, 0 dis. par.
Consols for Acct. 6S;I 69 682.

It is, we understand, now fixed, that Parliament
small meet on the 23d of November. Every person
must approve of thir determination on the part of his
MAJESTY'S Ministers.
Special Messengers have been sent abroad to Lord
COICIIESTER and Mr. CANNING, to recall them im-
mediately home.

From the official statement of Revenue, given in
another column, it appears that the Quarter just ex-
pired, compared with the same Quarter for 1818,
exhibits a deficiency of £1,151,556 ; but compared
Kith the corresponding Quarter of 1817, an increase
of 1:531,192. On the Receipts of the whole Year,
as compared with 1818, there is a decrease
of
063,942 ; but as compared with 1817, an increase
£4,080,212.

The long-expected trial of M r.O ARM L E, for-re-pub-
lishing Peine's Age*of Reason, was brought on this
morning, in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall.
We have given a full report of the proceedings up to
one o'clock. We cannot avoid mentioning, in re-
ference to this trial, the accommodation given to the
Gentlemen attending on the part of the Public Press,
for the purpose of reporting the proceedings on this
important Trial.

The Paris Papers of Ft iday arrived last night; and
this morning we received those of Situraay. On
Thursday the KING transacted business in the Cabi-
net, and afterwards took an airing.
The Duchess of BERRI, and her daughter, now
named Mademoiselle of Alums, are both in the most
satisfactory state of health.
An Ordinance of the 6th inst. respecting the export
of Corn from France, reverses that bf the 3d of Au-
gust, 1815; and permits the free exportation of Corn
of all kinds, according to the terms of the law of the
Sd of December, 1811, modified by the 9th Article
cf the Law of the 16th of July last. The export of
Flour is also placed under the same conditions.
It is said to be unttue that the Emperor of Russia

has 7+0,000 men under arms, and that his new levies
s- amount to 160,000 more.. The effective strength of
the Russian army is said to be but .1 00,000 men; and
that the new levy will produce but 60,000 mole.
The Central Comn:ission, at I\la:.ence, for the
trial of political offences committed in Germany,
will be in full activity the middle of this month.—
The Judges, seven in number, who are to form the
Commission, are already nominated.

A Harnburgh Mail arrived this forenoon; but its
comet-as are no way hlteresting.

Yesterday, at three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT
held a Court at Carlton-house, which was attended
by the Marquis of lIEADFORT, as Lord in Waiting ;
Mr. Boum+, as Clerk of the Council ; Lord LtvEn-
Pooh, Lord llnnnowni, Lord STAMFORD, Mr. VAN-
:air-mi., Mr. AnnuruNor, and the SOLICITOR-GE-
NERAL. Ilis Royal Highness was pleased to confer
the honour of Knighthood on the SOLICITOR-GENE-
RAL, now Sir JON Corti:Y.
The Duke of N
HORTHUMBERLAND, Lord SIDMOUTII,
Lord CASTLEREAGH, and Lord Hmtuon BY, had au-
diences oldie Puttee REG ENT at Carlton-house.
Letters from Palk, of the 6th inst. mention a fatal
duel that took place on Mont Martre, between Cap-
tain PEtisay, of the Ist Regiment of Life Guards,
and Captain THEODORE WALSH, of the same Regi-
ment. A* the first fire Captain Pm.t.mv was shot
through the temple, and expired without a groan.—
Mr. FRENCH was second to Captain WALsti ; we
have not !ward the name of Captain PELLEw's friend.
The cause of this melancholy affair is the elope,ment
of Mts. WALTH, some short time ago with Captain
PELLEW, and who was with him at I'a'is, to which
place the injured husband foil, wed them. Captain
VELLEW was a near relation of Lord Exstourn. fie
was killed on the spot without having fired. The
body, for a considerable time, was refused admission
at the Hotel whir' he lodged.
Monday se'anight a meeting took place, within a
mile of Cheltenham, on the Winchcomb-road, be-
tween CHART,Es PHILLIPS, Esq. of the Irish Bar, at-
tended by Colonel O'NEIL, and llExnuatie,
Esq. attended by ;dajor PENRICE, when, after an
exchange of shots, the tiff:tir terminated, and, before
leaving the ground, the parties shook hands. •
A dun was to have taken plact', yesterday morning,
on Old Oak Common, between Captain D-- and
a Stirgeon.of some eminence in the neighbourhood of
keley-square ; but the affair being known, officers
t;:e anival cf the parties, and prevented the-
!d breach of the peace. The dispute originated
nv a female, and matters were afterwards

ave.. just heard, 07. the authority of api itrate letter, that
fas t.Len place betwcen Mr. Lowe WILLIS! ry and Mr.
, the Member for Wiltshire, which Lib fruved fatal to
r Gerakahisi,—L'rynsoia4 Paper./

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