The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-11 00:00:00

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LONDON:
FAIDAT RVZNING, OCTOHU 11, 1821.
STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.'
Very little is doing is t►e Market this morning. The
principal transactions are in the Foreign Funds. Q3n-
sols are 32e. The first transfer of Reduced is to-day,
and that of the Four per Cents. as well as of Long An-
nuities.

All foreign securities are very heavy this morning;
and New Spanish Bonds have lowered three per cent.
since yesterday, owing, it is supposed, to the Stock Ex-
change party selling under the price at gibe Royal Er-
change. The New Spanish Loan has not come forward
as yet.
Chill,SS---New Spanish. 74e 96—New Prim-
else, 90k—Old, 9l—Russia, 911 ;—Danish, it—Neapolitan
fo4—Columblan,93- Scrip, 93k.

Paris papers to the 9th instant have arrived. It is
knowledged by one which is a demi-official Journal, the
Etoile, and the acknowledgement being made with re-1
luctance most carry in this instance the more weight,
that the last news from the Mores confirms the advan-
tages gained by the Greeks over the Turks; and it ap-
pears certain, that after some contests, two Pachas have
been taken, with more than 1,200 horses sir mules, laden
with baggage. The result of these advantages is the
entire dispersion of the Ottoman army. The Greek Go-
vernment, which fled with so much precipitation from
its place of residence at the time of the preceding, re-
verses, has been declared to be at an end by the Chiefs
of the army of the Hellenists. They have appointed a new
ent, whose principal members are Manrocordato
and Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti." "A letter from Poitiers
(says the Pilote) informs us, that General Berton suffer-
ed according to his sentence on Saturday the 6th, at
eleven in the morning. lie exhibited the utmost calm-
ness to the very last moment. Same and Jaglin were

sent under a strontf escort to Thousra, where their Ku-
tense will be executed. The other prisoner, Dr. Calle,
killed himself some hours before the time fixed for the
execution, by means of a sharp lestreasent which had
been by mime meass oeseeyed to him : he tad given
himself a deep wound in the groin. The femoral artery
was cut through. The doctor expired after a great etre-
lion of blood, and thus escaped the scaffold. It is re-
markable that Cafe most have destroyed himself in the
presence of gendarmes, who hail the care of kim."—The
Etaile announces that "M. de Santa Rosa, the well-
known Piedinontese refugee, had, by order of the Go-
vernment, passed through Paris on his way t. Calais,
where he is to embark for England." Santa Rosa had
demanded of the Minister of the Interior, either his
liberty while he stayed in France, or a passport
for another country. It appears that the Minister
has granted the latter park of his request. Whilst
the Ultra prints continue to announce, or to invent tri-
umphs for the cause of the Spanish rebels, and go even
so far as to assert that Tetragon* has fallen into their
hands, forgetting that that town is one of the best forti-
fied in Spain, and supported a long siege against the
dower of the French army and generals daring the war
of the invasion, the Minieterial Journals hold a different
coarse. They state that the boasted successes of the Army
of the Faith have really been " insignificant," and owe
all their importance to the exaggerations of the Royal.
Ists. Mina, woo is represented by the one as shut up
and surrounded at Lerida by the superior forces of the
Royalists, is described, in the other, as having establish-
ed his headquarters at Cervera, after having driven the
Insurgents with great slaughter from that place. Ac-
counts from Barcelona of the 25th ult. announce the
daily arrival by sea In that city of troops of the line and
of militia. The former arc said to amount to 20,000
men, and the latter to about 12,000. The Journal di
Theologise says, that according to the latest ad vices froth
the Seo d'Urgel, it is certain that the ad►antages said
to be gained by the Baron d'Erolln over Colonel
buenca have been singularly exaggerated, and that the
latter, if made prisoner as affirmed, had undoubtedly not
arrived at Urgel. Without, however, announcing any
event of a decisive 'ware, it may be collected that both
parties were preparing for a general encounter, which
was to prove decisive of the contest. In the &deices
from Barcelona, which are dated the 25th ult., it is said
that the Provincial Deputation of that city has issued a
decree consisting of 27 articles, in which they order:—
let. A general arming of all those inhabitants who have
given or may give positive proofs of their adherence to
the constitutional system.-21 A contribution of ten
millions of reels, as an extraordinary war contribution-
-31. That the Municipalities take possession of the re-
venues of the/action: of every kind, as an aid to the ex-
penditure.-4th. That military commandants keep a
strict watch over the coodeet of the curates and the mu-
nicipalities of their respective districts, and that they be
allowed the power of naming committees of supervision
in all places where they may judge necessary.