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London, England, 1820-08-15 00:00:00

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LONDON:
?mom!' ItTeNING, AUGUST 15, 1920.
!MOCK EXCHA?fOE, ONE O'CLOCK.
Yesterday the Funds left off at 6s, and this morn-

jos they have experienced a further decline. They
peed this morning at 671, and the market looks
my linty, which is owing both to the external and
imolai situation of the country. A number of
saki have been made within these few days by the
Maid iaterest.
We kale this morning received the Paris Papers
aigawilay. Those of Friday arrived at a late hour
algia.
fetters from Italy state, that the Prince Vicar-Ile-

'Kral of Naples bas abolisbed all the extraordinary

tribtnals. The Spanish Minister at Naples, Doe
Loots lhits, has presented his credentials, and has been
received by the Royal Family. The 31inister of Jus-
tice has published an official declaration, announcing
that no letters transmitted by the public conveyance
shall be opened.
Vimem*, Jvt.r 31.—The subject of the Conferences

between the Prince de MITTRIINICII and the Prince de
CIRIATI, Ambassador of the Neapolitan Government,
h not yet haew■ with any degree of precision. It is
confidently stated, that the Court of Austria has not
yet adopted any resolution withrespect to the affairs
of Naples ; the Prince Cantart has returned to Italy
without having had an audience of the Km PritOlt. The
order for sending Austrian troops into Italy has been
eountertnanded. This information was at first doubtful,

bat Las lately been confirmed. The number of troops as-
st-mbled on atisorcasion, amounted to thirty battalions ,
of Hungarian Infantry. Fur the, present, no expedition
against Naples seems to be contemplated. The troops
aborementioned, it is said, week destined to maintain
tran.tullgty, in the Austrian.pes4inces in Italy.
JLLT 31.
Wahl sitting of the Cortes of the 27th, notice win
taken denial meetings at Seville which were con-
Allard saapisiastemitikeseaseatalp soak plod* la the

host, of D. IILAX 011WLASA, wto was the President.
The Corte; ordered that the Slew' Ottrouiss should
be conveyed to Murcia, or to Carthageaa.
In the Sitting of yesterday the question was agi-
tated respecting commerce carried on in foreign ves-
sels. Vet Weeposition of the Committee to abolish
the law of 1779, and to subject foreign vessels to the
same duties as Spanish ships,•was' rejected, anti file
question was referred for further examination.
In the Sitting of to-day the Cortes were employed
in a discussion respecting the brigands and factions
persons.
It was proposed to organise an armed force of
b,230 men, divided into 36 companies of Infantry, and
16 of Cavalry, which are to be paid as soldiers, to be
called the Legion of National Safeguards. This pro•
position was ordered to be taken into consideration.
Fairecu Fuxos.—Pive per cents. 78f.
Bank *Actions 1,380 fr.

We have received private letters from Washington
to the 111th, and frost Philadeliliia to the 14th nit.—
Tire stock of thgliiational Bank of the United States,
vitilich, it will 1r ,reetillerteci, had been so much de-
pressed owing lathe deranged state of the affairs of that
establishment, has again risen to par. This favour-
able alteration is the consequence of the enquiry
which was instituted in the last Session of Congress.
It is expected that •the Stock will certainly vise its
price. Some are sanguine enough to entertain an
opinion that it will reach a premium of sor lb per
cent. as the losses of the National Bank hare been is
groat tuatioure repaired, by the undivided profits of
the last Illsnonths ; and it is considered that the in-
stitutionis. quite is as good a condition as if it were
rist going into operation ; but considerable disapi
pointment had arisen by a declaration of the Directote
that no divitlead will be declared antil Jamul, next,
as the Bank could nut be said to hate made any pre-
fits whateve► until the capital diminished by past de
falcations, should hare been made good.
Reran of a letter from An Cayes, July I.—Ame-
rican cargoes of every descriptive are enasedingly low,
prospect of a change. Coffee Is aS this moment
high. owiag to the late heavy racer. ✓sit French ships
with large cargoes, and several it mericaas will nil this
vrmk. Coffee will then fall In a few days at ismat 30
Per cent.
Tie brig Neptone, and the brig loakila, tile farrier
from . Belfast with '2 HO settlers, nail the Warr front
Dublin with 19S settlers, arrived at the laragaldit*
ground, Quebec, on the 11th Jane. Tho Neptune
haying four dead and seven • sick. tied the Isabella
aim dead. lad revels sick.--(Aiiiericlpiirs Paper.
AIN 13.)