London, Tuesday, March 30...
W e liave received Pin ii morning and evening papers of Satur- day. They are almost wholly filled with the report of the proceed- ings in thc Chamber of Deputies on Friday. The return of Gene- ral FoY, which appeared to be contested on Thursday, was admit- ted to be valid on Friday, without discussion or opposition. Al. (iRnAnDIX complained of the mode in which the elections were con- dicted in various departments, offering to prove that persons were allowed to vote who had' not the legal qualifications, while others who were entitled to electoral privileges were not permitted to exer- cise them; that menaces were employed by the authorities and Go- vernment agents. which deprived the electors of all freedom of chioice; and that the secrecy of ballot was universally and auda- ciously violated. The complaints of the honourable member were met with the order of the day. The most interesting por- tion of the proceedings of Friday and Saturday (so far as %fe have yet received an account of them) relates to .lf. B. Cox- sTA2,'T. whose admission was opposed by Al. DuDo-x on the eround that he was a Generese, and hIad not received letters Qf naturalization from the Sovereign of France. f'Vhe answer of AM. COXSTANT is not fully given in the ELilec, frorn which we 'have extracted the early part of the debate, and we mn.st therefore postpone an account ot the result till the next arrival of Paris papers. FREXCII FUNDS, PARSs, Mlarch 27.-Five per Cents., 103 50 Loan ot 1823. 16 ; Bank Stock, 1,997 50; Neapolitan 6 per Cents.. in duents, 968I; in francs, 101 50; Rente d'Espagne, 24; Royal Spanish Loan of 1823, f14j. Exchange ons London, one month, 25 50; three months, 25 35.-Comt,s 117tthe.'iqe, I [ ,ONfl ONr. TUESDAY, I.4RCJJ 30, 1824.