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t I`. I ‘, • • • •• • • , :.• 7.14,-vg.,7,141 . MONDAY. JULY 1, 1822. STOCK EXCHANGR, TWELVE{ O'CLOCK. A good deal of business has been done in the course of the morning. Consols 803, and, up to this- hour, they are 81 for the Account, and Reduced 793 to 80. espeeted that after the Budget is known, some considerable fluctuations will take place in the market. Possum Pwms.—All foreign securities are very heavy this ssorning, and but little business doing.—Spanish 61g; Chilian GO; %Wan 823 ; Pruwian 863 to 87; Danish 87 to I; Nea politan 723. POCK EXCHANGE ONE O'CLOCK. Within the last hour there have been some efforts made to ininoveehe market, in order to get out, and one party has sold rapviards of X34;0 1 000 at the advanced prices. The market looks lwary.—Curriat prices: 3pe 'enc. Reda - led 79% SO S per Cent. Cons. shot-1 per Cents. 90% 4 per Cts. 97 V t . 3 A-4 i,er,Ct. New Alms. 98 3 / a Bank Long Anns.slo 3 / 8 7-16—India Bds.46s. 475. Excheq. 11ills of £l,OOO, par, ss. Is. pre.. Ditto Small, 3s. ls. ss. prem. Consols .• Acct. 81 80%a 81 ROYAL EXCHANGE--ONE O'CLOCK. The whole of the Foreign Securities are dull to-day, except Colombian. which Is in dem and, but without any alteration in price. The Russian and Chilian Subscribers are getting rid of their Bouds at the present prices, and there are few buyers. Every Account from Ireland spews, that "plague, pestilence, and famine," ale stalking with giant strides thron h that ill-fated country ; and that, although the stream of Bi itish benevolence may long continue to flow iii its hallowed course, the cry of distress is still, such a, to call, not only on the British Government, but on every one who has the means, to do their ut most to exteisd rapid and abundant relief. Thestate ments in the Irish Papers are really appalling—more thanhalla million of people are now actually starving! Nothing but the most gross neglect on the part of Go vernment could ever have suffered misery to gain this height ; and haJ Ministers been half as anxious to in quire into the distress, as to punish disajfedion, in Ire land, this direst of all evils had not befallen id— But this is only one instance of the culpable neglect of Ministers in regard to the sister country. It was only in this Session of Parliament that we learnt that in 1807. 100,000 persons perished in Ireland of fever, nor perhaps shall we learn one-tenth of the victims of the present distress for some years ; but what we do learn is a reproach on Ministerial neglect, and must be a sufficient stimulant to British sympathy. In a sermon preached at Bethesda Chapel, Dublin, by the Rev. Mr. MaTniAs, for the benefit of the starving Irish, the Reverend Gentleman seated, that, from the most accurate investigation that could be made, it appeared, that though there were entire re turns from but three out of the ten distressed counties, and but partial returns from only three more, yet the frightful fact is ascertained that nearly half a million of people are without the means of subsistence. In proof of the degree to which distress prevails in these districts, extracts were read of letters from the, counties of Mayo, Galway, Cork, and Kerry. From Galway it is stated, that there are about 3000 per sons living on the limited relief of charity. Another letter, from the county of Kilkenny, says, The Parish Priest has just been with me, and says that he visited twenty-two families, the members of several of which had closed their doors, in order is lay themselves down to die:" A Catholic Priest of a Parish in Galway, thus writes to a Protestant Minister—" I beg to inform you that there have d,ed, within these two days past, in this Parish, of actual starvaion,feteen persons; aod l rem-, from the gate I have seen them in, an admi nistering the rites of the Church to them, that (oat times that number are past recovery. Fever is in. creasing to an alarming degree. There are, at least, in my Parish, 150 now suffering under that disease, and I have remarked, it is those that suffered most from hunger that are afflicted." In that part of Ballina called Ardnaree, a Visiting Committee reports there are 141.2 individuals totally destitute of food, and pining under the most poignant distress. An inquiry was also made of neighbouring • residents, when it was ascertained that out of the en tire families of widows and labourers- " there were not ten possessed of a second meal of wholesome food, or the means of obtaining it—their miserable • existence appearing to be prolonged by sustenance derived from herbage and weeds." In Paper Hill district the Committee reports, that . there are trine hundred individuals in a f arnishing and miserable state, destitute almost of all the necessaries of life. The following fact may shew the extreme wretchedness and poverty to which they are reduced : " On entering one of the many miserable cabins within our district," says the Report, " we found two very large and helpless families lying in different di rections, on the cold ground, without food, raiment, or fire, or any friend to pity or relieve them ; we asked them how long they had been in that deplorable si tuation? and were answered many days; that they and their children had not tasted any kind of food but boiled nettles or herbs for the last three days." In a neighbouring district, that of Bohcrnasup, 610 individuals are destitute of food; no apparel but rags, and not even straw for bedding. From several other pines similarly distressing reporti are furnished, all of which tend to shew that the misery is of the most extensive and devastating -tch as will require long and liberal relief I_ - .. ......• to rescue a brave, but suffering people,' from lingering and painful of all deaths.thot of famine. The French Papers of Thursday and Friday have been received. They are principally occupied with the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies on the Customs. The accounts from Madrid are to the 17th nst. at which time tranquillity reigned in the capi tal, and the partial disturbances in some of the Pro vinces, which are always promptly dispersed by the Local Authorities, have no influence on the Cortes, who quietly pursue their deliberations. All the ac counts from the North tend to spew the delay of the Turks in evacuating the two Principalities. An ar ticle from Strasburg, in: one of the Papers, relates a curious circumstance :—The Mayor and Clergy of' that town entered a house where there was music and dancing in celebration of a marriage, and dragged away the men of the family to prison in handi.riff.! The reason was this: on that day the Priests bad offered up prayers for the destruction of mice, and dancing on a day of such solemnity was considered profanation ! The prisoners were brought to trial and acquitted, and lost no time in instituting retalia tory proceedings against the sapient Mayor and his reverend accomplices. The following are extracts : PARIS, JUNE 28. Letters from Bayonne of the 20th instant state, that 4500 men of the troops composing the cordon had re ceived orders to march immediately, partly upon St. Jean Pied de Port, and partly upon Oleron. Twelve pieces of artillery from Bayonne were on the road for these destinations. - 77 VIENNA, JUNE 17. TWO Russian Nobles, invested with high functions, have fought with pistols in the environs of that capi tal. It is said that one of them received a wound, which is thought to be mortal. nature, and such as wii I PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. It is stated, that M. de Tatischeff expected to have learnt on his arrival here, that ail the preliminary ar• ticks of the verbal arrangement made at Constanti nople had been fulfilled, and that it only remained to fix the place for ulterior negotiations. None of the articles agreed upon, however, have yet been exe cuted. It is stated, that a Courier has in consequence been sent from hence to Constantinople, with instruc tions to M. de Lutzow, the object of which is to bring about a result, that may no longer leave the nego- ciations in uncertainty. The Greeks have armed their whole marine; they have nou• 200 vessels at sea, and there is some dis q,,ietude at Constantinople respecting the fleet of the Capitan Pacha. A second fleet is equipping in the Dardanelles. AUGSBURG. JUNE 21. UThACT OF A LETTILS FILOK A COSIRESPONDI AT TIVNNA. " The last accounts from the fiontiers of Turkey are not of so satisfactory a nature as those preceding. It has not escaped even persons most disposed in fa vour of the Turks, that the Porte has not in any manner departed from that system of tergiversation which it has hitherto acted upon. " The Reis Effendi has cajoled the Ministers of the mediating Powers, in promising them that the Ottoman troops should evacuate Moldavia and Wal lachia; neither have the Turks diminished by a single man their numerous army along the Danube. Time is a talk of steps taken simultaneously by the Count de Lutzow and Lord Strangford, having for their object a decisive result." ODESSA, JUNG s. The Porte has no serious intentions of evacuating the Principalities. As soon as a certain number of Ones have sufficiently enriched themselves by pillage, they are replaced by other troops, in order that the latter may have their share of the booty, and this is what the Turks call an evacuation. We have no ac counts from Constantinople since the 29th May ; at that period executions, the sale of Christian women, and assassinations, were the order of the day. It is in the slave market that the wealthy Turks display all their ferocity; many fanatics have purchased Chris tians for the purpose of putting them to death. SEMLIN, JUNE 9. According to the reports of travellers who arrived yesterday from Janina at Belgrade, in twelve days, Chourschid Pacha, unable to effect his junction with the Pacha of Salonicha, near Veria, had been defeated by the Greeks near Nova Castori, and repulsed to within three leagues of Janina. Advices from Salonica state that all the hostages who had been taken had been put to death, either at Constantinople or on the road. NUREMBERG, JUNE 21. According to advices received from Turkey, the Reis Effendi had declared that, in the space of two months, the Morea would be subjected, and the islands in one month. If this be true, the Porte will not, before that period, come to any determination in its relations with Russia. HERMANSTADT, JUNE S. There have been conferences at Peterlingen and Balstall, on the situation in which Switzerland is placed by the French prohibitory system. Among the best measures that Switzerland could adopt to induce its powerful neighbour to follow a more equi table system, is the proposal to recall the Swiss regi ments in the service of France, unless those regula tions of the Customs which impede all intercourse are revoked; for, since the capitulations were con cluded, these regulations have been rendered more and more onerous, whereas, while the negociation for the military capitulation was pending, care was taken to hold out the most alluring hopes of adran- Ilageous dommercial arrangements. STItASBURO, JUNE 20. MADRID, JUNE lc I It is reported that our Chamber of Commerce has The Royal Family retain to Madrid on the 25th of sent a representation to the Government upon the Accounts from Little Wallachia state, that on the 30th May there was still no departure of the Turkish troops, some Ortes had merely been changed in the garrisons. The Asiatics withdrawn from Jassy and Bucharest had not crossed the Danube. On the Ist instant, the Turks were still at Bucharest ; they stated that they should depart at the end of the month, but that they should leave a garrison of from 1000 to 1500 men. IS 26th instant, to assist at the slasing of the Canso... The King is deeply affected at the carnage arbkh has taken place in the late affairs between the Constitts• tionalists and the Defenders of the Faith in Catalonia and Gallicia. 14 The blood of my subjects is pre. cious," said the King, " to whatever party they be long." His Majesty has required that the most prompt measures should be taken to prevent so many dis asters. The Royal Family cannot indeed be indif ferent to the insults, the provocations to murder which are constantly thrown out by the Revolutionists against their enemies. The Zurriago renews every day its attacks against the Ministry, and accuses it of ail the misfortunes of Spain. This then addresses re monstrances to the King, which are at variance with all respect. The day before yesterday, thirty men with white hats penetrated into the King's stables by the gate of Campo del Moro, notwithstanding the opposition of the porter, and made a memorandum of the number of horses there. They then said to the keepers of the stables, that these horses belonged to the nation and not to the King, and that in a few days they would come for them. A guard of twenty men has been stationed to keep watch. a. French Funds, June 27.—Five per Cents. 91f. 35c. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM PARIS. It is reported that the King of Spain has left Aran juez to come to Madrid. His return is chiefly owing to Martinez de la Rosa, who went there and told him that his return was necessary. The King answered that he was insolent. On this Martinez replied, that the heads of two persons were compromised—that of the •King and himself; that the King's correspon dence with France, the sums he received from that country, his own projects and the projects of France against Spain, as well as the fourteen relays to facili tate his escape to France, were all known, and that the only thing he had to do was to return to Ma drid. On this he left Aranjuee, leaving some confi dents to press the departure. It is said the King has since arrived in Madrid. „ r .,. 4 . . M .. . MANNED. JUNE sit. It is of that Wurternbrg will the system of reprisal againit France. SCHAFFHAUSEN, JUNE Fresh search is m k 4... i og to discover some Carbonari or the South of Italy, tended, have taken refuge in our cou, At a late hour this forenoon a Du; bringing Papers to Friday last. A has been presented to the States-1 Hague, for =ging into effect an a; damental Law, by which his MAJ' assigned to him, as his absolute pr, producing an annual revenue of This the Ktuo now claims. The read, but ordered to be printed. The Emperor of RusstA arrived American Papers arrived this m of June. Saturday and yesterday the Dul the KING. my day imposed on tattle (comiors from and the ausiores of reprisal which we Jives taken is conssemace. it provisionally imposed the duty in teinly did not think oldie tepriods that and it is possible liat theCiambers isoy of it. Several factors have written to -" the wine countries to present Petitions and if all the branches of trade or which will suffer by the German measures same, it is to be presumed that some be paid to them. It is affirmed that the Government Canton has received important lisp; Swiss Charge d'Affaires at Paris, a•hi to relate to the new tariff of Custom: French Chambers will have to decide. nications made on the same subject Baden, will be laid before the next Di have to discuss the measures proposed of our commercial relations with Fr; Vastraa, Jung 17.—Metalliques, 79 7-90; 2d of June. The accounts from Si 14th, state, that the lths caused the Blosieholm, is estimated at a mi lays. The fire is ascribed to the net English sailors who were landing dreadful fire is said to have broken part of the city. Half the town of burnt down. Jamaica Papers to the 19th May, FROM THE PORT ROYAL GAZETTE, By accounts from Panama we tered ship frills the East Indies, wl rived there from Manilla : she had early in March last, „ hen his Majesty passed that port, for San Blt,. By the Demerara Papers, receiv' we find that several attempts have George Town on fire. NEW YORK, MAY The sloop Hector has brought Be] the sth instant. Captain Purcel, lately received orders to call at Porte tit . ) , to the Commandant of Marines, t Admiral would not admit of any po in possession of the Colombians, bei a state of blockade, unless there men of war stationed off the said pi same ; and that Spanish privateers English vessel in violation of this be declared pirates, and dealt with FROM HAVANNAH.—We learn Graff, from Havannah, that three plundered by four pirate-boats, in tl of Havannah ; one of which, the En} from South America, with a cargo was carried to Salt Key, and there United States schooner Grampus, Havannah. The Grampus also cal cal boats, one of which was burnt made their escape. The Macedonian the 9th, and returned the same da' schooner, captured by the Alligator in pursuit of another piratical schooner, 100 men on board. PHILADELPHIA, MA The brig Commerce arrived this Porto Rico, sailed on the 14th inst. had arrived just before she sailed, direct in a passage of 95 days. The Bric' Esk had also arrived at Porto Rico, the crews of two British vessels, which tured by a Spanish privateer; they after which they sailed for Aquadil' BALTIMORE, MAY Captain Naghel, from Havannah, York, informs that a duel had taken an Officer of the United States fri . and an Officer of the British frigate of them were so badly wounded two days. The return of the Quatter's Revenue we understand, to realize the v3ry nostics formed at the commencement, the other band, from being unprodr compared with the corresponding year, is now something below £200,000 abolition of the Agricultural Horse felt in the Revenue, the whole increase equivalent to about 1:4501000. From Germany), e German States . I,i • .vhen SI Ling question, ate. Atel Mat would ensue, may nary net approve Ayr, ) their friends in s: is on the subject, Sa Du n sr manufactures suite Gi ieasures do the BIM ne attention will tray men 7 or'E he 11 join Baden in ad N A Ligt E 15. r in Switgerlancl Irel; r, who, it is pie. Or atry. 1 4 0 / t of the presiding 'arches from the di iich are supposed ns, on which the .I‘ le. The cominu- dt si by the Court of ri Diet, which will •(I i ed on the subject in ; Dank Shares, 768 i. itch Mail arrived, . Project of Law ' I' s-General at the article of the fun- JESTY may have 29:1 roperty, domains P. • 500,000 fitirins. 31st Project was not rc Rifl b at Walna on the itockhohn, of the Lie ty the late fire on million of vii dol- s, egligence of some 1 g coals. Another ken out in another Ass of Nordkoping is Coe y, arrived this day. Car TT; MAY 19. learn that a char- vith dry goods, ar- Bet called at Acapulco esty's ship Conway auk red by the packer, the been made to set the pre wa norning to the 2.1 M o 31. Sir 3ermuda Papers to hot of the Falmouth, wit rto Bello, and no- s, that the English dir port on the Main, cot ; Ea eing considered in 'Pt were two regular 1 port to enforce the at !it capturing any ' Th intimation, would da I accordingly. , 1 Fa by the schooner . t his vessels have been ' the neighbourhood cir Nc tglish ship Cherub, sal go of jerked beef; t recaptured by the Hi and brought into aid 'purred two pirati- sir nt ; the pirates all tian went to sea on she day with a small a tier u Ir, which had gone )over, said to have tat Ls t Fa Y es. this morning from st. A French frigate direct from France, w. , ritish sloop or war • ar 0, and demanded ci hich had been cap- •et ey were given up; illa. al r3O. 11, arrived at New ken place between str , igate Macedonian, tre ofmite Tribune: bothh el I that they died in tr tie of YORK visited it rJ venue is net likely, y favourable pang- tl Dent, yet is far, on luctive. The mem, ig Quarter of last 00,000; and, as the se Tax is now first ease may be deemed • Madrid Papers to the 17th inst. have reached us. In the Sitting of the Cones an the 16th, it was re solved, in compliance with a Message from the Go. vernment, presented the preceding day— " That the liberty of selling lead and gunpowder shall be sus pended in the provinces of Bilbos, San Sebastian, and Vittoria, Navarre, Saragossa, Huesca, Caheard, Lerida. Term!, Tarra gona, Gerona, and Barcelona, till the next Cortes, or for a len time if the Government think it advisable." The Minister of the Interior has communicated to each of the Political Chiefs of Catalonia, a Royal Or der, which states, that his MAJESTY, desirous of re storing to the inhabitants of the Provinces of Cata lonia, the enjoyment of the tranquillity of which the genius of sedition and discord seeks to deprive them; and being convinced that one of the chief means used by the favourers of insurrection, is the distress which many persons sail, and which drives them to fol low the bands by which the enemies of the Constitu tional system endeavour to overthrow it, has resolved Ito place the sum of one million of real, at the dispo sal of the Political Chiefs, and Provisional Deputa 'ions of Barcelona, Gerona, Tarragona, and Lerida, viz. 250,000 reals to each Province, which the re spective Political Chiefs are immediately to apply to the construction of public works of the greatest gene ral utility, to each Province, and in the poorest dis tricts, and not to apply this money to any other use whatever. A German Mail arrived this forenoon, bringing Frankfort Papers to the 24th instant. An article from Berlin states, that the KING of PRusstß, de sirous to consult some Members of the States respect ing the so long promised Constitution, had sum moned some persons belonging to the States wrested from Saxony at the conclusion of the war, for the purpose of discussing the affairs of the country in a Council, at which the CROWN PRINCE is to preside. Thus, on one pretext or another, does this Monarch delay a promise most solemnly given to his subjects, and for which his Royal word has long been pledged. An article from the Danube mentions the mainte nance of peace as no longer doubtful, unless the ne gociations take a turn. The following are extracts : LEIPZIC, JUNE 17. A report is here in circulation, which we will not warrant, tliat Russia will neither avoid war nor yet attack, but wait till it is in some way attacked by the Porte, because it will then be assisted by another great Power. The exchange of Couriers between Paris, London, and St. Petersburgh, is snore frequent than ever. The Russian Couriers are often Officers. ZURICH, JUNE 19.