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London, England, 1822-12-20 00:00:00

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FIZENCII FIJNDS.-DEC. 17.
Five per Cents.
Closed at B9 f. 15 c.
Neapolitan Five per Cents.
Bank Stock 1642 f. 50 c.
(Cua rs Azithentivie./
After the termination of the money transactions, the-
per cents. fell to 87 f. 73 c., but had recovered at half..pastio
o'clock to 88 f. 30 c.
Spanish Bonds of 1820
1821

[From thr Charleston Conrier, 4th Instant.]

FROM HAvANNAH.—By the schooner Feo,
Maxwell, arrived on Saturday evening, in file
days from Havanna!), we have received from Or
attentive correspondents tiles of the respeetice
Gazettes of that place to the 27th ult. inclusive'
Ad vices had reached there from Vera COI,
to the last of September ; but very little is pub-
lished of the state of things in that interestit'l
country. The Emperor Iturbide, still sustains
himself on his throne ; and from the circuo
stance of his again premitting the transports'
tion of specie from the Mines of Vera Cruz) it
would appear that his authority was more ye"
spected, and travelling more safe, than it
been for some time previous. The absence °
all proclamations in the Havanna!) Papers b 1
Gaudaloupe Victoria, and others, who, we were
taught to believe, were about to overturn the nevi
dynasty, augurs favourably for the quiet of this
self-created Emperor, at least for the present.

All the accounts hitherto received from Da--
concur in reprobating the atrocious outrage
offered to the presence of the LORD LlE'llf.°
NANT in the Theatre. It appears, however, that
the disgraceful spirit which was exhibited I°s
confined to a very small number of persons, $
circumstance which deprives it of much of its
importance, though it by no means lessevs
its turpitude. The great body of the audr
ence manifested the strongest interest in his
Excellency's safety ; and the universal exPres"
sion of the public opinion since the perpetrati°
of the outrage has proved that it was equal'," re;
pugnant: to the feelings ,of all parties, and tbs
the few drunken or frantic wretches who cafe'
mitted the offence, therefore, are alone charge'
able With the consequences or their own intern

perance.
;14
We regret to find by the following interest‘ie,
communication, that the earthquakes which 'pr
solated Syria, had not ceased at the date of laht'pr
advices than those hitherto published. Anot"-r,
violent shock was felt on the 19th of Oct°llne,'
and it becomes probable that until the v01c3,-be
now evidently struggling in the bosom of `te
earth, shall have found a vent, that unfortun%,
country will remain a prey to devastating C°

vulsious
Levant Company's Wee, Dq.ember 19, llto
SIR—In addition to the communication which 1110 0
you yesterday regarding the Earthquakes in Syria, I Vgjer,
acquaint you further, that Mr. Consul BARKED reports, to
the date of the 19th October, (being the day after the aa
the latest extract published) as follows : 130
"At half-past five, P.M, a violent shock of earthcitil"'"
destroyed all our'hopes of its being terminated."
1 am, Sir, your most obedient Servant, Lt,.
U. LID

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Letters dated the Ott, instant, were rece.hi •
.

yesterday by express from Madrid, up to ter
date that capital continued in a state of allot
rupted tranquillity. According to the 0"`"00
notices sent in by the different corporations,tbe
less than 10.300 of the insurgents had, b 9.45,
c2Stlf t., returned to their respective What,
They had commenced forming them int°, 'tes,
talions to take arms against their former assocla
and three battalions were already organic be
The insurrection in Andalusia had ceased tfief+
formidable, on account of the death of its cvl
Zaldivar, who had been killed by asn o r
ffice ty
the regiment of Saguntum. The balloting in pc
provinces, for the troops newly ordered N op,
levied, was proceeding without the smallest
struction.