Star.
London, England, 1821-05-30 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

Yesterday was a holiday, but much business vas
done, the Stock Exchange being open. Consols
were at 761,h for the Account—left off at 77—and
this morning opened at 77%, and at one o'clock
were 76%. The current prices were—
Bank Stock 2321/2 %-3 per Ct. Redu.76l/2 75%
3 per Cent. Cons. 76% 78 ih %-31,6 per Ct. 85% ;;
4 per Cent. 93% 912 A-5 per Cent. 11044 %
Long Ans. 19% 3.16 5-16—India Bds. 51s. 525. pr.
Exch. Bills 1 5.45.45. pr.—Cons. for opg. 771/4, v;

It was currently reported this morning that the Mi-
nister intends speedily to pay off the Five per Cents,

The following Stocks shut and open as under;
SHIM OPEN,
Consols -- - . June 5 - July 20
Five per Cent. Navy June 1 - - July 19
Three per Cents. 1726, June 14 - - July 10
Life Annuities - June 15 - - July 6

We lay before our Readers to-day, the Declaration
which has been issued from Laybach, in the name if
the Courts of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, in justifi-
cation of their recent interference with the affairs of
Naples and Piedmont ; as also a Circular from Count
NESSELRODE, Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, to
the different Courts of Europe, vindicating more par.
ticulaily the Russian Government from the suspicion
of being actuated by ambitious motives in the line
of policy which it has pursued.
The Moniteur of Sunday, received to-day, furnislos
us with a third document, which purports to be tin
Circular Dispatch, in which the Declarations of the
three Sovereigns was transmitted to the different
Courts; and, besides developing more in detail the
facts and principles laid down in that Declaration,
contains some new and important announcements.
The Declaration affirms that the rebellions of Na-
ples and Piedmont were only parts of a general sys-
tem of subversion; the Circular Dispatch goes farther,
and assures the world that the conspiracy was not
one against this or that form of government, but that
" pure monarchies, limited monarchies, federative
constitutions, republican constitutions, all was coca•
prised, all was included in the decrees of proscrir
tion of a sect which considers as oligarchy every
thing, no matter in what form it may be, which
is above the level of a chimerical equality!"—
" The Chiefs of this impious league," it is added,
" indifferent to the consequences of that general de-
struction which they meditate—indifferent to every
species of stable and permanent organization, wish
only to strike at the fundamental bases of society—
to overturn what exists—leaving to be substituted
whatever chance may suggest to their disordered
imaginations, or to their sinister passions : such is the
essence of their doctrines, and the secret of all their
machinations I"

" The Allied Sovereigns," continues this Circular,
" could not conceal from themselves that there was
but one barrier to oppose to this devastating torrent.
To preserve that which is legally established; such has
been the invariable principle of their policy, the
point of departure, and the final object of all their
resolutions. They have not been stopped by the vain
clamours of ignorance and of malice, accusing them
of condemning humanity to a sta:e of stagnation and
of torpor, incompatible with the natural and progres-
sive march,and with the perfecting of social institutions.
Never have these Monarchs manifested the least dis-
position to oppose real ameliorations, or the reform
of those abuses which will slip into the best of Go-
vernments." But " useful or necessary changes in
the legislation, and in the administration of States,
can only emanate from the free will of those whom
GOD lins rendered responsible for power. All that
deviates from this line leads necessarily to disorder,
to revolutions, and to evils far more insupportable
than those which they pretend to cure. Penetrated
with this eternal truth, the Sovereigns have not hesi-
tated to proclaim it with frankness and vigour; they
have declared, that, in respecting the rights and in-
dependence of all legitimate power, they regard as
legally null, and disavowed by the principles on
which the public law of Europe rests, all pretended
Reform, operated by revolt and open force. They
have acted agreeably to this Declaration in the
events of Naples, in those of Piedmont, and in these
also which, under very different circumstances, but ly
combinations equally criminal, are delivering ET the
Eastern part of Europe to incalculable convulsions°
" The Monarchs (we are told) are the more de-
cided in not departing from this system, Woe
they regard the firmness with which they have main'
tained it at so critical an epoch, as the true cause
of that success with which their efforts for the re

establishment of order in Italy have been crowned.
—The Governments of the Peninsula have disco-
vered that they have nothing to fear, either for their
political independence, or for the integrity of their
territories, or for the preservation of their rights,
fa
soliciting succours which were furnished to them, co
the single condition of profiting by them to protect
their own existence. 'lt is this reciprocal confidence
which has saved Italy--it is this which has put
end, in the space of two months, to a conflagration,
which, without the jute! fez encc cf the Al So7c"