The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

FORIIIGM MARKET.

The new Russian loan is scarcely mentioned, owing,
it is said, to some mancearre having been played
upon the brokers, and the general opinion is that the;
will soon experience a great depression. Scarcely a
bargain has been done in this Stock this morning.
The Chili Loan is still much sought after. In other
foreign securities there is but little transactin;, with
very heavy market.
New Rossia Bonds

- SI so

Now Chili
Prussian
Danish

- 7G
- hi
- S 4

Spanish, Old -
Coitirebia -
New - -

- 611
- 101

Private letters front Paris this morning stste, ti,st
the present opinion in that capital is, that hustilitms
between Russia and the Porte arc inevitable.

The Republic of Buenos Ayres has lately decreed
that it would not attend to the commani eatiang of any
foreign agent, unless he came with credentials as •
diplomatic character.

We have received this morning., a file of talent!),
papers, to the 12th .(January, of which the fallow-
lug are abstracts of some of the articles :
Advice' from Ooa, to the 4th of December, men-
tion, that the Captain General of Portu4nese 1141 a,
Don Manuel de Comm', who bad lately arrived t%ere
from Rio de Janeiro, had obtained an ascendancy is
the Government, and that the five members of the rc-
cently constituted Provisional Junta had been arrested
and confined, at the moment when they were inteivlini:
the same fate for his Excellency. D_in Nl,ta eel had
possession of the Palace of Pangim, with the approli
don of the inhabitants. A new Junta bad been form-
ed, of which the Go►ernor was President.

_ .
The Calortta Jorrnal gives a picture of .a t.v.►
months after the revolution, by which the
displaced, and previous to the counter-revolit:ioti,
which the authority was restored to the King's Gover-
nor. The revenues of Goa amount, in ortlinsry years,
to between tid eight lacks of rupees. Tsie
Mary force is stated at 1000 men, of whom 21111 on.y
are Kuropeaus. Their pay is moderate, ant the
diers ars poorly disciplined. The clergy are es:.-
mated at SOO in nutuber, and they are ignorant t... a
disgraceful degree.

Paris papers to the Ist instant, firing; ensue interest-
ing intelligence respecting Russia and Turkey, but
still as contradictory as ever. Whilst the J.nraatat•
liebats publishes an article front Vienna, dated May
22, annoencing that the Russian armies had itivatiel
Moldavia, and that the Turks were falling ha.k ra-
pidly, and destroying every thing di their retreat, the
Quotidicnne asserts, that au extraordinary courier
bronglit intelligence to Vienna, in the nitclit of the
19th and 20th ult. that the Porte had not only pro-
mised to evacuate those Pr:ncipali tie., hitt that a Coo.-
missary ors. ten his way to Iluenarest and Jaxiy with
necessary orders for the Comm...oilers of the Oman iu
forcts io bioh those places. It anti:trig, ho
withstanding the contradictions which still prevail,
that events are assuming a wore decisive shape, an I
that in a short time we may expect to know fur ate
4 hat is the result of the tedious ara protracted neg.,
ciations which have hitherto turned all the calcutatioos
of puliticians.—The C. .!iiat.'uaerf contains a go, I
deal of information f out Ipain. It apprars that o.
the 19th ult. a soldier of the was aided a:
Madrid by a militia man for havin:: t tied " Long lie.;
lln absulate Kiag ."' It was expected that his com•
roles would have Avenged his death, hitt tilt-000i the
interference of Generals Alorill,raad lli•••;0, Ali hostile
movements were prevented. Oil', ial Reports hail
heen received by the Government tkit the " FActi•tes"
had been ',eaten at ernry point in t!tr ptoviece of Ca-
talonia, and that in order to five a great example
and to prevent fresh insurrection.," no (ratter hail in
most instances been given. In the first action 719
Insurgents are said to have been k Ited ; aut la the t•.