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London, England, 1827-03-24 00:00:00

LONI)ON

SATURDAY, MARCH 24, ne
STOCK EXCLJANGIie, TWILLS'S O'CLOCK.
Cotner to public *pimiento's it was expected that the petting
iffd the lisdiget would have had emne.e(eei on the market ibis
oweieg. Commis opened at the same tbey left off yesterday,
stWor the Account. and have continued the seine to the pre-
pt meant, without any business transacting.
The American packet, John Wells, which b neer die, is
imbed? looked for.
The Foreign market remains in the lame state as the British
Duke.
Cornet prices: Old Spanish 121 13, Mexican 70/1, Calm-
mu 111 1, C6ilisn 33 31, Peruvbn 34 34, Pertsgasse 71i 774
isssise al ea, Danish Ink /, Greek 15) 161. 11.7m:be4• Gips 401'
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.

MSS this half bear, a sudden panic seized the Caned muket,
01 °mob& which were, during the whole of the moniker at e 2
ifs Ilse Account, in an instaut gave way, and were done at et*
It the Account; in consequence of which, reports of an makes%
alt snore ars abundant.

PRICE OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Lint Staub Sbut. • lad % &Oat Shut.

per Coot. Rad. shut.
5 per Got. Cons. SS}
SI per Cent. Stine.
15 per Cent. Red. Slum
4 per Cent. New pi 575
4 per Cent. 1.4 M, Shut.
Lod Annuities Sum
FORRIi:N PUNS
Bonds,S p 0.4155
Celionbkm Bowl., I p Ct.
ale 136,1114.415 1
i a Aca 415 5 5 41
6t.Bseds.tUS,Sp 011511111

India Bonds SS SS
Oid Aunikies
New Ditto
£lOOO Ikebefroar Ma 19 40
8500 Ditto 39 40
£lOO and &800 Ditto• 39 40
Coon* for Acet. SI/ 1
I. TWO O'CLOCK.
Mee. lion !NZ$ per Ct. sa
Do. lids. toss, s p Ct.
Do. Ace. 701 1 1
Span. Bonds 5 p Ct. 1I
Ditto Acw-13 121

SIITISH AND FORMON SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
s Ma %IL PAM
Pool La Pas k Pomo. Also. SO
Ng Ad Monte 400 400

XI 10,Atl £2.
370 172 k

ROOM POW" Ma we 22. Fire per Cents. 99f. 20c. 25e.
10t. Mg.—Three per Cents. 69f. 75c. 70e. Bank Stock, 1,990 f.
--Beam de Naples. 75r. 95e. Rentes d'ilapagne, 11 e. Royal
ipankh Lean, 521f.—Eschanre-en London, ens Snoods, 251 40c.
—Three seetles. 9Sf. Mg.—arra Artfintirogs

The Paris Papers -of Thursday, with the Boils of
yesterday, reached us this morning by Express. The
latter contains advises from Madrid of the 15th, being
a day later thin these of which we gave the portentous
substance yesterday. Thoogh t►e intelligence is obscure
in some parts, and vague throughout, it still gives a
deplorable picture of the state of the public mind, cow.
tinselly agitated by a succession of rumours of the
most sinister descriFtion. It throws, however, much
discredit -upon the extensive and dangerous conspiracy
we mentioned yesterday, whilst it admits the preys.
item of the most gloomy anticipations. The Govern.
mint at the 111111 i time appears to be beset by hostile
factions, msexasperated against it, as against one another
though it has neither strength, nor ptodeoce, nor sys-
tem, to steer clear between them. To both, war would be
equally-gtatifying ; and therefore roomers, favourable
to their morbid n ishes,appeareto be the order of the day.
For some days it was currently reported that war had
Dees agreed upon,_ and that the Army of Occupation

w•s to eater Portugal on the 25th. However, this tri.
soph was of short devotion, as it was soon succeeded
by dre-Mortifying intelligence of the disarmiag of the,
Potagaere rebels, which seems to have given great
disgust to the Apns olicab. This time the order has
been ezecuted rogoreasly, far all the rebel leaders, in.

chiding Casves; have been marched into the interior,
and thus fit the intelligence nay be considered as
gratifying,

we 'rewind this warning the • Algeweine Zeitan to
tle 17th, and frankfort PApera to the same date. They
knish a new instance of the enlightened and past-
Mfing ants, making by. the 04rnsan Governesente,
to cherish sentiments, analogous to the mild spirit of
Christianity amongst their subjects of different reli-
gious denominations. We recently noticed the success

of these truly patriotic efforts in the dominions of the
Protestant King or Paussio,where the Catholics, merely
keense they have long enjoyed the same rights saddle
same protection as their Protestant countrymen, are as
free from sectarian raucous as the latter, and vie with
them in the zealous discharge of the duties which they
both owe to their common country. The King of
SAXONY, though a Catholic, does not appear to be a jot
behind his Prussian Majesty in liberality, and the results
are alike honourable fo bo,h, and alike conducive
bi the religious and social interests of their respective
subject. In Saxony, two Royal Mandates, as we stated
■ iew days since, have been recently published by ae:
charity, by one of which', the Catholic spiritual juris-
diction, as well as the reciprocal relations of Protestant
and Catholic are positively determined.. The second
lays down in the most precise manner the forms that
are to be I.bserved in the cue of perons changing
from one religious persuasion td the other. The intro
donjon Icier, to a former Mandate, published, after the
Tats', fif PO en, February 16,1607, placing the Roman