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London, England, 1823-01-25 00:00:00

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]Bast accounts from the Cayene are "mind by the
schooner Francis, from Curacoa, suited at this port.
The Cayene had put into Coraccoa, about the 6th ult. on,
account of the sickness of the crew.
Fnom CURACOA.—A Spanish squadron from Coro
consisting of a frigate, brig, and schooner, came into
Curacoa a few days before. The Francis sails for the
purpose of procuring supplies. The day before its
arrival, Commodore Daniels, with his Colombian squa-
dron appeared off the harbour, bound to some port on
the Maio.

The French brig Mexican, from Vera Cum, Cam•
peachy,, arrived at Charlestown in distress. The Mexi•
tab was bound to Bordeaux, and was robbed in Cam•
peachy Rosds,by i pirate, of 35 thousand dollars la spe-
tie. The pirate was from Campeachy.

•ay the Madrid paper which brought the documents
inserted in another column,we learn,that in consequence
of a motion which had been made in the Cortes, in the
tittingof the I2tb, calling on the Government to publish
to allEnrope, as speedily as possible, the motive, of its
conduct, the Secretary of State rose and said, that the
Government bad already declared to the Charge
d'Affaires of Vienna, Berlin, and Petersburgh, that it
would explain its sentiments and principles to all
Europe. 'The Government would fulfil its promise
and be woulJaay more, it WIZ now employed in mu.
curing it.. The motion was then withdrawn.

The -Stolle of Wednesday. evening, (the only paper
published in Paris.. that day) auerts that Prance had
taice refused the proffered •tbediation of this country
between her and Spain ; and that the Russian Austrian,
and Prose,ion Ambassadors were to be: et—cciCWltedlie elsats,
,liejOremy of Spain, as soon as they should arrive at Paris
'om Madrid.
FRANCE FUNDS ON WCDNISDAT.-rii• per Cents. opened
et SOL 76e. ; fell to 79f. 76e.; rose to Slf..• and canoed a
SOf. We. The bargains for the account. dosed at SOL SSe.
Neapolitan Stock, ti it.;—Bank Shares. .1.3001-43paulsh
Bonds, 41f. to 43c. —Exchange on London, one month.
UM. See.: throe mouths, n3f. 20c.

Bayonne Papers to the 17th, have arrived, and are
quite changed in toe,. Mina's situation it is now pre-
teoded, is quite desperste!!!
The thermonwtrr in the Strand at eight .'elect this
morning was 22 deg., and at one, 26. The extreme de.
pee in the night, as appears by a night therinonteter,
was not lower thee 20.

Yesterday, st tee O'clock, a Cabbed Council was held
at the Foreign Office, which was attended by the Lord
Chaecellor, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby,
the Earl of Westmorland, Mr. Secretary Peel, Mr.
Secretary Canning, the Earl of Bathurst, Viscoust
Mel% Me, the Doke of Wellington, the Chancellor of
'the Exchequer, Mr. Wynn, Mr. %Masons and Pianist
'f be Council sat in deliberetioa till about
a quarter before five.
His Majesty's advances to recovery, tbouglt gradual,
appear satisfactory ; and' the report at the palace apte
a late boar last night, was " His Majesty is better."—
It has been said, that the King is still cesfieed
to his room ; but that statement is not quite *erred.
inasmuch as the gout has been so far redsced, u to
asltnit of His Majesty's removing to another apartment
40 dine for several days past.-4Brigshitrai Bared,
Jan. 230
wii.-44.440444ubs stout.kbADuka at. TediJell-
zday were very numerous. The answers weret hie'
yal Iligheasilia little better.
It is teported that Lord Crucifies will set of. immedi-
ately for Paris, to succeed Sir C. Mame, as our Ausbessa-
- so the French Court.

dor to, _... wrench t.i.".._ ~...
The Chancellor of the Belheelifet re indisposed with
a severe cold, bat it did not prereelThe Right Houma
ble Geotletnait from attending 'the Cabinet Conseil yes-
terday.
Yesterday moroing. at 7 o'clock, Sir Robe. Quaker
left Claremont for Brighton, to convey to the. Kist
Prince Leopold's duty, and to announce his Royal
••Highness's arrival in England. The Prince left Clare-
snout yesterday morning about haltpast 10 o'clock, and
proceeded to Kensington to see his sister the Duchess
•of Kent. The Prince then visited the Duke of York,
where lie remained some time. His Royal Highness
proceeded from the Duke of York's .to Varlboreigo
House, ifk.Plll Mall. At 6 o'clock the Prince we to
Kecsinetcili to dine with the Duchess of Kent.
Mr. Jackson left town last night on his return to his
mission at Madrid. ..
• Ncatouvate Less: OP 1822.—New Court, JUL 23.
. 'At the terpest of 'several Of the bidders of the Neapolitan
scripoesdipts; 'a 'forager extension for the payment of
elatbaialges will be granted by Mr.N.M. Rothschild, as
, fonewie.ifo. t—ii per cent., to be paid on the let of Feb.
t text. with the interests of the receipts up to that day,
i •but upon this amount no bond, will be delivered ; 5 per
Sent. to be pail on the let of March next; ten per
cent. on the fifteenth of April next; ten per cent. on the
fifteenth of May 'next ; 10 per cent. on the 16th of
June neat; to per cent. gm the fifteenth of July next;
aid the balance oe the fifteenth of August next, with
interest, at the rate of 4 per cent. from the 14 of
February, payable es tibese amounts become due. The
-parties who intended era 'ling themselves of this arrange.
Arlen', in preference to the terms proposed in tbe adver-
tisement of the iiiii instant, are ',quested to state their
intentleas at 41 lime of Iniving their receipts at Mr.
itotheelaWs.nounting.-house,, us in the event of their
not dole, an, they will be coosidered as acceding to the
terms ientained in Mr. Rothschild's former advertise-
Anent. • .
On Friday•tast,..Sir James Macintosh having been
ohseryed in the passage of the first division of the Coort
of Station, thi Lord President moved the Court that Sir
James should he admitted within the bar, which was
dons accontioety ; and. Sir James took his seat opposite
to Sir Wake' Scott. 'file worthy Knight remained
there unlit Mr. Jeffrey bad concluded a speech wisich
oecopied the Court three hours.—(olaagow chroni•
del '
Upon Saturday se'nnight the Rev, Dr. Chalmers was
seananistionsly elected Professor of Moral Philosophy in
the University of St. Andrew's, and he has notified to
the congregation uf St. John's his acceptance .of the
office. Some time since he received 'fifteen hundred
potted, from a issiy, to lay out in any way be thought
proper. Of this sum, be gave .5001. to the Rev. Dr.
Burns for the purpose of assisting in the erection of a
chapel. 6001. to the Rev Mr. Marshal, and 5001. to Mr.
. Mitie, tfirthe same laudable purpose He has also given
•1100/. net of hi, own pocket for aiding the erection of a
chapel la the parish of St.John's.—([slid.)
re Irons that a requisition is now receiving signatures
in the liormigh of Southwark for the purpose of eon.'
seeing a meeting to take into consideration the expedi•
ant, oftweitisaipg,Parliament for a general reduction
of taxation ; for the repeal of so much of the Assessed
• Tem as relate to the ditties on houses and windows;, for
general retrenehmentand economy in all departments of
1 the Stec ; and for a reform in the representation of the
• Cominties House of Parliament.
• ' 01 odd Monday morning, Mrs. Susannah Wright is
ti be brought up from Nealate, before the Judges at
Wesunipster Hall. to receive her septettes for a libel
sold by her in Carlile's shop, in Fleet-street.