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support that supposition spoke, volumes in itself. The
learned Oentleiturn here ad,erted to the asserion that
tresson and tress-usable doctrines presai..ii among a
14r4e portion of the community. end referred to the
authority of Mr. Borke's de:writ4Mo of the lies°',llion
in France to show the
.I.:loire of the . tom,. This
being the state of public opinion Its implored the Ilouse
not to pass this Bill and therehv ibrow a firebrand in
whet he would call a magazine of combustible matter.
Their Lordships fivourahle prospect might assess.*
heat, remove animosity, anal restore the tranquillity of
the public mind ; anal
the Almighty to guide their derision ;weaselling to the
immutable and delvkable principlls of snkstantisl jiist;er.
The learned Gentlemen conclude,' his whlrcas at a
quarter past one n'elm.k.

SPICK•RXCHANGF. Owe o'Clock.

The run& opened yesterday morning rather flat,
cis. Consols at Mill for the account, but towards the
afternoon, t."v rallied en'l were done at 661, which
was °slew to the Duelte“ de Hennes having been
safely delivered of a son. This morning they ilened
at Mit an I have not In:ported their price very well,
as they have since been done at 66i. There has been
nothing of importance doing these few days past
worth noticing. Money is rather inure scam, which
h paerslly is before the payment of the dividends,
sad has fetched five per mat. this morning.

We have received this morning Paris Parrs of the
2,1 mutant. The Duchess of Haley, and the bilk',
ROIMACX were Toiag on well ; and tKe papers are
filled with the croscratolations which the E !NO has
received on the birth of a nude heir, and the accounts
of the celebrations that were to take place nL xt day
in Paris on the occasion. Ibe Kato, to manifest hi.;
joy at this event, has dated an Oriloanance far pro-
.itutions in the Order of the Doty Ghost. The Car-
dinal de Is Lt:anitree, Cardinal de II toftstvv, Arch-
bishop of iloausacx. and Abbe de MoNvesui tor,
appointed Comma:trier, of the Order.
Kutours Comma:guts:lL—The Pricier ile Telleyr.soul ;
the Dukes de Cortiegli,itio, Bellows, 'farrow. Reggio,
Ragusa, Alhefere, La Cli.itre, Ararsy, Deeiare‘; the
31arguisses Viosormnil, Reornonrille, Latour-Man{ g,
Voldsectrwt. Desolleg, rararnan ; the o).ms
Illacas ; MM. Leine, De Serre, P.roptier, Francois
d'Esearq.

From :sfaslrid we have:termini% dated the 22d alt.
that the diseitssiun on the ssibject of the Spanish
Refugees in France had lasted three days, and had
been terminated the day before by a majority of 112
votes to 29. All the Refugees return to their own
country. with the entire restitution of their prsperty
and civil rights.
The following is the substance of the Provisions
passed by the Cortes, for the security of the persons
and properties of foreigners resident in Spain.
Article I.—Spain is an inviolable asylum for the per-
sons and property of all foreigners, who shall he snider
the safeguart.of the laws, provided they respect the Con-
stitution and she other laws of the train).
Art. 4.—The individuals comprehended in the
preceding Article shall be assisseiistyll to the Spaniard•.
Art. 3.—Whether finder pretext of reprisal, or any
other motive whatever, it shall nut be lawful to put an
arrest, nor requisition, nor embargo upon the. proneety
of foreigners, except the effects appertain directly t•r
the government wuth which the state shall be at war,
conformably to the laws of nations, and without depart-
ing from the conventions confirmed by treaties.
►\ext is an abstract of the law fur regulating Poli-
tical Clubs

Article 1. AU Spaniards shall hare a right to rliscngs
nhlic aff.iirs, in conforming to the provisions of the
Paw.

' Art. 2. Every Meeting or Society not authorised by
the law •ball be instAntly dissolved.
Art. 3. No .Meetings or Associations can take place
bit: by *inn, of a licence from the local authority, who
shall take the measures requisite for p ing the pub-
lic tranquility.
Art. 4. These Societies, tolerated by competent autho-
rity shall in nowise be regarded as Corporations.
A soon as the decree relative to the stippression of
the Jesnits had been officially published, their schools
were shot, and all their scholars sent home.
The names of Do' JCax Iliac P 0111.1614 and of
DON Leta Last', are to be inscribed ou the tablet of
" the worthy servants of their country." This tablet
will be placed in the Hall of the Cortes.
Accounts from Li'bun received in Pari•, state, that
the army under General 13arbana had joined the lu-
dependent troops, and that the latter, with the govern-
ment under their auspices, were advancing upon Lis-
bon, where, it is stated, the people were prepared to
receive them.

A report was current at Paris, un the Ist inst., that
the Constitutional troops hail actually entered Lisbon,
on the morning of the 16th nit., without discharging
a musket.

We leArn from Copenhagen, Opt an atteppt had
been mole to renew the tumultuous scenes against
the Jews, but that the prudent measures of the police
had soon re-established order.

From Vienna we learn, tinder date of the 40th alt.
that the interview of the three monarchs was said out •
to be far off. It is still stated that it will take place,
at Tr.ippau, and that the plenipotentiaries of France
and England will attend it.
The let init. having been a holiday, there is DO qao-..
tation of the price of the funds.

tRIKIIT-TaItATUIL ••••--..BRANA has announced
some of his best selections for this evening, in the Catstie
of Andalvaia. Velenthee tad opm, we see is announced
for Saturday, under BOLOUNA'S direction, and to be
brought nut with some of the hest pantomime actors we
Nave. Tease's toed 0g1e6.9. to he played on Monday,
will, we have no doubt, be a treat.
The Otserrer of Sunday will of necessity be Two
Sheets; and, as so Advertisetnents will be insertai
us that day, nearly the whole Forty Folio Columns
will he devoted to the QUEVI'A Believes, of which
Mr. Daouonare's Speech alone wiil make upwards of
Seventeen of the Olivet ger Columns.
On 't uesday afternoon, about five &cinch, the Coun-
tess Oldi and several other foreigners striver at her
Majesty's temporary residence is St. iaraes's-sqvare
from Dover. under the escort Of lA. Carib Ford, one of
her Majesty's principal eunriars, M. ford banns-
diately went on to Srauttenburgh Heise with dispatches
*for the tastes ; but the other 'pistons continued in
St. Jawes.s.square, and remained there last night.
The Lottery began at Use erlork this Day, and
No. 3045, being the Nth drawn Prise, entitled to
tlik(mio Mangy, was Sold by then. This was the only
Capital Drawn when our Paper went to pram