London, Wednesday, May 5,...
IlXe received last night the Pans papers of Sunday. They are chiefly filled with reports of the debate in the Chamber of Deputies on Saturday, an abstract of which we gave yesterday. A disgraceftl stock-jobbing man-auvre, it would appear, was at. tempted to be played off at the Bonrsce, by takinig advantage of the public anxiety with respect to the termination of the interesting dis. cussion. Persons pretending to conic from the Chan;ber in great haste, arrived on 'Change at ha.lf past three o'clock, and announced that the project of law for the conversion of the renfes had Just been I adopted by a majority of 62. A rise immediately took place in the funds, whieh after the regular hours of business reached the price of 103f. 70e. The trick was soon detected. The Constitutionnel mentions, that when it was announced at the Stock Exchange that no dividend was to be paid on the Spanish Constitutional loans, a tumult was excited by the holders of the bonds, who cried " Down with the loan of GUEBHARD !" A Corn- nuissaryofPoliceand a posse of gensdarmessoon restored tranquillity. The Afoniteur contains a notice from the Portuguese Consul- General at Paris, couched in the same terms as that which we lately copied from the bisbon papers, declaring that the King of PORTU- GAL will recognize no advances made to the present Government of Rio Janeiro. This is a timely warning to the bidders for the pro- posed Brazil loan. I tLONDON, WEDNESDAY, JTY 5, 1824.