The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-14 00:00:00

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I Sonth Sea Old Ana 791,1
Es. Bill 9d.
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SATURDAY LYS:4IND. DECKMRSR 14, 1S:12.

STOCK EXCVANIII. Ha., rAer Twittava o'CLocu.—
'f he Market opened this morning at 81, and the moment
it was known that five sap had arrived from Paris,
bringing the French Funds of Thursday 90.40 cents,
which is again a considerable rise, Consols immediately
t•mk a start to 811, with a good deal of business doing.
'f be accounts from Paris are favourable, and the Moni•
tette bigins to speak. It animadverts on the London
e rier n thefollowing termet--" Aithitaittipto 'Coo ritY
is a highly respectable paper, It it misledbyetafing that
war is inevitable between France and Spain."
Postmen Furtes.—ln consequence of the pacific in-
f.: made. from the French capital this morning, all Fo-
reign Spettritios have risen, particularly Spanish Bonds.
79U—Now Bpanisb,6ol-01d.61 to RS—Now Nut-
rias, 9114-01 d. NB—Rustic, 93—Tholsh, 93—Neapolitan,
:71 —Colsoldas. 716—Perovian, ISO—Spanish Scrip, 9 dis-
count.

We ha►e received Paris papers to the 12th, but find
in them little news of importance. The Uultra journal-
ists having suspended their hostilities with respect to
Spain are *must war a ith one another. L'Etoile. says
the Coisititertioioisel. which hitherto only Malls war on
the ✓orrnel des Debate, is now engaged in hostilities
with the Qootidiroot. The latter will be contented
with nothing len than slink:to power I. Spain ;
and the evening, the &out. toys, that only cunning and
perfidoons men can attribute sell KO intention to the
French Ministry. It is clear that all the Ministerial
Journals are beating about the bush. By letters from
the Spanish frontiers we learn that O'Donaell has still
some banditti in Navarre, to the amount, It is supposed,
of about 400; bet it is expected that from tbe activity of
their pursuers they %ill soon be compelled to lay glows
their arms or retire to France. Through the time
ehanuel there is intelligence from Spain, but not of a
late date. It is pretended that a Royalist Jesortpetion
lies taken place in one of the Portuguese proeisces ;
hot the report is probably altogether groundleseor arises
from some attempt of Spanish priests in concert
with some of the disaffected of the Portuguese
clergy. The undone( the Spanish Governumsit (an-
not, in all points, esselliate the iealots of the chards of
Rome. la the sitting of the Cortes of the 26th of No►.
M. Nicolas de Saint liamond, complained of the re.
strains, imposed upon dispensations to marry by the
Court of Rome, and demanded that the Cortes should
apple a remedy to it. The united Ecclesiastical and
Political Commissions, upon the request of several
members, who complained of the conduct of the Court
of Rome io taking upon itself to prohibitlbe publication
of several Spanish work., demanded that the Cortes
should decree that no foreign Court whatever should in-
terfere in theinternal affairs of the Spanish nation,which
ought no longer suffer or tolerate that which it has-
tolerated from the time of the absolute authority of its
Kings. The Commissions were unanimously of opinion
with the Deputies. M. False said if the Dovernment
opposed the circulation of the Pope's bulls, it would
remedy every inconvenience. DI. Valise.) observed that
he was as much attached as any one to his religion: but
thought that the cirealation of this boll would create
nothing but discord. Spain onght to show herself ready
to respect the successors of St. Peter, but also declare
that she will resist with vigour all the Popes who forget
the sacredness of their peaceful Ministry, and cast away
their pastoral staff for the sword. M. Canga opposed
the circulation of the bull. 111. Togas thought
that discussions of this description suited not the
cultivated intellects of the eighteenth century.—
The report of the Commission was then approved.
The French papers announce that steps are taking to re.
organise the Royal Artolenay of Medicim,with a view no
doubt to conciliate the students to submission. Baron
Desgenettes balling appointed its President, and Baron
Lucas Vice•Preaident. M. Cuvier has just given in his
resignation of the office of Member of the Council of
Public Instruction.

Palms FUNDI, Dec. 11.—Five per Cents. opened at
Bt4f. 70e. ; closed at 88f. 75e. ;—Back Stock, 1627 f. 50e.
—Neapolitan Fire per Cents. 771.—Excbange on hunt
daa, one wreath, 25f. 35c.; three months, 25f. 20c.