The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-21 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1823.

STOOL EXCRANGE, 12 o'CLocx.—Consols opened this
morning at 821, and in the earlier part of the morning
were done at b 3, but lowered again .to 821, 83, at which.
price they remain steady, with little business doing.
'the Express front Paris this morning has brought the
French Rent.'s at 91 65, and Spanish 361 to 37.
Private letters from Paris, received by Express, state
that two regiments under the command of General Zayes,
have gone over to the French, and that General Boer
mont has taken 30 pieces of artillery from the Spaniards
with a number of cassons and baggage.
Fonmus Fe:cos.—Spanish Bonds opened at 331, but
h3re drooped to 3•21, with a flat market and little doing.
New Spanish 371-2fesr Prussia 831—Yretteh Scrip 2 to
i Premium—Prussia 80—Danish 88—Columbia 80 to

By the Lisbon Mail which has arrived this morning,
we have received the Gazette to the 6th instant. In this
we find a Decree of the King 'announcing, that for the
purdose of a public testimony to Amarante's army, there
should be given to the officers a gold medal having one
side the Legend Heroica Fidelidada Tranentontano and
on the other the royal effigy ; and to the subalterns and.
privates a similar medal of silver. The counter revolu-
tion in Portugal had been proclaimed at Madeira, on the
led. nit. by the Governor, in concert with the Biehop, with
every demonstration of joy. On the 3d inst. was cele-
brated at Lisbon, the anniversary of the arrival of the
King and Royal Family there. The following is given
as an extract from the Gazette of' Cadiz, of June the
26th : •

" The French Admiral crnizing More Cadiz, sent a
flag of truce.or. the .20th, to the Commauder of our
naval forces, stating that he world suffer atl neutral
vessels to sail from the port of Cadiz, merely with(' un-
derstanding, that tiery approach the ship Colossus, for
the purpose of ascertaining that they have no passengers
on hoard."
The Count de Tahnolla, bas addressed a cireolar .note
to his Majesty's Ministers at Foreign Courts, to the fol-
lowing effect :
" I transmit to by order of his Majesty, the mani-
fest:, which he addressed to the Portuguese nation, that
you may be informed by this meat important document,
of the great and happy change effected in this nation, by
the unanimous and spontaneous movement of all classes
in the nation, restoring the Kiog to the free exercise of
those powers, without which, there cannot be either sta-
bility for the Monarch, dignity in the Throne, or tran-
quillity or the People."
This document then proceeds to state that the people
were disappointed in the promises which the revolution
held out to thens'; but his Majesty scrupulously observ-
ing the promise which he had made, when be resolved
to swear to the Constitution dictated by the Cortes,
though* it proper to defer to the very last extremity any
resolution which might give an impulse to the change
which the majority of the Nation desired.
After some reasoning in this manner, and some state•
meet of the dissrders imputed to the revolution, there
follons a summary of what passed, from the proclamation
of Don Miguel, to the dissolution of that assembly.
"His Majesty is resolved," adds the circular, "to reward
the fidelity of the Portuguese by the recompense lie can
bestow by giving them a Constitution, which coihbining
in the highest degree possible the empire of law, and the
happiness of the people, with the dignity and stability of
the throne, shall be Nosily remote from the extremes° f
absolute power and revolutionary anarchy."--
A letter from Tangier, of the 2.lth of April states, that
the beginning of this year a new rebellion had r..srly
broken out at Fez, which was prevented only by the
energetic measures of the present Emperor. Six thousand
negroes who had to guard in the city of Morocco, a trea-
snre of 10 millions of piastres belonging to the late Em-
peror, have taken possession of the money, and refuse to
give, it up to the present Emperor, who has net yet em-
ployed force; brit has en'ered into a negotiation with the
negroes. An English physician sent by Lord Chatham,,
the Governor of Gibraltar, is gone to Fez to perform an
operation on the left eye of the Emperor, which is afflicted
by cataract. lie is accompanied by M. Belzoni, who
thinks to visit Tombuctoo.

We have also received this morning Dutch and Flan-
ders papers, from which we extract the follcuing
BERLIN, JULY 12.—Lord .Iliam has had his first
audience of his Majesty.
TRJESTE, JULY 2.—Since the mind of a ship from
the Dardanelles, a report is spread that the Capt. Pacha
has appeared off Negropont and has landed 10,000 men
there.

Accounts from Jassy states that the Heterists to whom
the Emperor Alexander hal granted an Asylum in
Bessarabia, had clandestinely obtained arms and ammu-
nition with the purpose of entering Moldavia with 3,000
men; but the plot bad been discovered and the ring-
leaders arrested.
BaussaLs, JULY 16.—France is making fresh efforts
to increase its army in Spain. Several more 'Regiments
which were in the interior have been ordered to Ba-
yonne. Fait of the Corps of Artillery in garrison at
boozy, has marched within these few days to that city.

Charleston papers to the 2dtl of Jane reaehed us tit's
morphs', but they contain no intelligence of impaction e

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