London, Friday, July 9, 1...
The AFrcOch papers of Tuesdayire as destitute of news as those of Mlonday, though a kind of panic still continues in the money.mar- ket, wliich would require some news for its explanation. Thc Jour- nal des Dc'ats fioll fbur columns and a half of its paper with a be- vere criticism of tOLe conduct of the present Administration. In a former article, it bhd endeavoured to prove that the present Dijaistry ofIends the genius of France: the present article is intended to esta- blish the position that it is equally aop*sed to the spirdt of Freneh institutions. Botharticles aresaldto iewriten by Mw.de.CsATEAU- BI.A2XB; but if so, why did he not nake these discovaries earlier? The fall of the French fands hasl furnished a new gtiiAt of at- tack against Al. de VILLELEbY theabove.mentioned joarnaL The cause of that fall was, in part, ite repoirt of aniintention to scrnd English troops to Portugal, and tbe apprehenslon that an expedi. tden of such auxiliaries might belimpleasing to the Ioly Alliance. "Such alaims," says this paper, '4 could not have been enterteined "niidet'the Alinistry of-a. man, whose noble and feank character "secitred confidence, and rendercM communication more easy." If Al. de CHATEAUBRIAN! had tlerefore contittued in the Cabinet, Don MIIGUEL would not have rebelled, nor would his Faithful .Majesty have looked to his old Alj for assistance. FRExNCH FUNDS, PARIS, *Ily 6.-Five per Cents. 98. 50. Bank Stock, 1,825; Neapolitan 5 per Cents., 83.; Spanish ditto, 18.; Spanilh Loan, 54. Excharre on London, one month, 25. S.; three months, 24. 90.-Courrs Aesntique. LOXDOA', FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1824.