The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-15 00:00:00

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NATURDAV EVENINo. NOtE3IBER.IS.

nuts Excoawor., 12 o'Cr.oca.—Coneols opened at 1331 ii
. and e for seat Account, at which prier they are steady up
In this hoar. to the earlier part of the mornieg some
hosiers, was doing. Ooe broker bought 100,000 at 831
fo► non account.

&rem, has arrived from Paris, but the papers'
• brought by it are not of a later date than those we yester.
day reeelved.
It was confidently arseete.l this looming, that the new
Royalist Loan had been taken by subscription at Paris.
This report 'has reused Spooish Bowls to fall II per cent.,
. Private letters from Paris state, that a party of
• Oben, ennnerted with another party in London, exert all
tbeir endeavoors to depreciate the Spanish market in the
above Capital, ant are using all their interest with the
French press to insert I minus reports for their own viers
We do not hear hot of one failure yeah r.lse in the Spanish
market, and that one was not t any great extent.
• A:tattoo Pustas .—Spaaish Bonds opened at 241 to
nd sow after fell to 231 i, with a very heavy market. •
if nidb Ronda (New) 18.-0;11, 231—Colombia, 59 to 00.
Poyale (law) 411.
• In Mother foreign sect rr i t ;ea there is vrty little doing.

New York Papers have arrived to the 17th Oct. of which
the following are extracts :
(Ftom the Philadelphia National Gazette.)
We have examined our file of Mexican papers to the
20th August. They are filled with the reports of the pro•
feedings 'a the Provinri .1 AsseMblies, in reference to
' the acknowledgement of the Supreme Provincial Govern-
; mesa at Mexico. The voice of the Provinces has been
expressed in fame of a Federative Government, with the
• Supreme Executive at Mexico. This Assembly appointed
on. this 11th Ally the citizens to form provisionally the
Soprenie exeliiiive Power. Oa the 3•1 July, General
taapez de Sastisa recognized the Supremo Rxeeu
nos Power of Mexico, and in his address to that body.
signifies the pleasure, he learned that the Supreme
• Congress, is accord with general opinion, was employed
in determinating the bases upon which to organise the, iM•I
Lion into a Federative Republic.
•ft •
In several of the Mexican documents, strong deteeterlon
is expressed of the French invasion of Spain. On the
20th July paper money totlie unountof 200,000 dollars was
publicly burnt. •
By a Decree of the Semite of Chili of the 25th June,
says the Notional,Garefte. every one bora since the year
1811, within the territory of the Republic is free, every one
• who treads tie soil of the Republic Is free, and all who have,
here tofore been slaves are also free.
An arrival at Baltimore from St. Jago de Cubs. brings
intelligence that General:Morales and his army were still at
that place, and that a contribution had been levied upon
the inlitaisitarts for their support.
• The Congress of Bogota was prorogued by the Govern.
merit, at their own request, for mach a period as they might
rd ennronieet; less than 30 days, as provided by the
Constituti or. The object of this measure was to arrange
the financial and law departments.
A new law has been made to enconrage foreigners to
become sateralized. which offers more advantageous terms
than the former ore.
According to the recommendation of the Minister of the
• Home Department. the Government have granted to a
foreigner. Juan Bernardo Ethers, the exclusive right of
navigating the river Magdalena with steam boats for 21
years.
We learn from the ionsiana GazeHe of the 19th of Sep-
tember. that a severe storm commenced at Baton Rouge,
en Thursday the Ith of Sentembwr, and still continued
on the Sunday following. On Saturday night the storm
was extremely violent, prostrating trees in every direc-
tion. The rain fell in. torrents. The slaves were
compelled to fly from their cabins to save their lives, as the
roofs were tarp off by the wind. One planter had visited
bit ecatton-Gehl, and saw sufficient of the destruction to
• satisfy him thattlie topes of the planters in that vicinity,
of mabing may Ising like half a crop, were at an end; at,
"Ilettrttitt watalds sltutaton: ss he found his cotton toru
op by the room and levelled with the earth. This
planter bad not seen a neighbour since the storm con.
inencett. as no one dated to venture from the continual fall-
ing of the trees.
A letter 'Penrod in New ()deans from a respectable
gentleman on the Arcadi an Coast, states that the late
storm had destroyed a third of the sugar crops in that
neighbourhood. •
The picking of cation had b .en mach retarded by the
• late wind and rain, and very coosideratsly 'reduced io

quantity.
NnirOnt.ssns. &WT. 13.--Covron.—Out little doing,
as will be the case until the new crop 'comes in. Our
hielest qootstion been &stained
_this week for about
. Y leaks snood quality •L and 10 cents for 32
fait. Alabama.
Ctaactstore; OCT. 3.-+CoTTex..-4Jpland Whit re.
Sahel of the old crop goes off heavily from 12 to 15 cents.
Sant lots (sew) received 'by waggons, have brought ge-
metalfifroin 1$ to 161 cents during the week, for northern
COMMlliptioa. We have heard of one lot of a favourite
liseendlliat wont oft as high as 17 cer.t..
Srl tee lislandstbsre has been no business dotte.--They
Made nominally from9l to 3D otiots.
• lltsca.—Very little old rice vet remains to fir., .hrqught to
sitirket, and the active competition of a few purchasers ghee
SC tbe parcels es they cornett' et rates which cannot be main
' able/ when Oa new crop strives. Holders have obtained es
bieVfor prime quality t'is week es font. doltars, 3-10ths, en-
fernery inferior 31.--We have not advanced our quotation
Own die prices et the last west.