The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-07 00:00:00

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O Flanders - 0
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O 'Waterford 1
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAV AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Rank Stock -245k i India Stock ...... •• • • •• • •
3 per Ct. Red ......701 i • Ditto Bonds a. $ ..9. pin.
3 par Ct. Cons
3i per Ct • 791 ISouth1South Sea Stock... .. ....
91 i . South Sea Old Ann..
4 per Cents... 97 i ' Ex.Bill.2d. i s 9s. lls pm.
New Fours
5 per Ct. 1797 3004. a. 9e Its pm.
Long Ann ... .. ..20.1 5-10 1 Small ell Op I Ispm.
Imp. p per Ct l Con. for %cc'. SOM
Irish 3 per Cents I Lottery Tickets VI. Wi..

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LONDON:
TUESDAY, EVENING, JANUARY 7, IS2I

STOCK EICIIANGE, lIALF.PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK.--
Consols opened this morning at 8011, but, owing to no'
express arriving this morning, from Paris, with an ac-
count of the French Funds, and to the warlike appear.
ance of Spain, they became heavy, and were done at NM
The well informed in the city state, that Lovd Fitzroy
Somerset is gone to Spain, to assist the Spaniards in the it
negociation witb the French, and that be will, at the same
time, endeavour to persuade them not to break off the ne.
gociation, should any trifling difficulty take place. Some
hint has been thrown out this morning at the New
Rooms, Capel Court, that the Colombian Charge
d'Affaires %sill have an interview on next Thursday, with
some of the parties concerned in the above loan, but
whether it is to give them hopes of the ratification of
the said loan, is at present a matter of conjecture.
—The hidders should be rather cautious how they act-
Wit theColumbianCharge d'Affaires sentiments are. po-
sitively known on the subject.

FORUM N ➢UNDS.
Chill, 74—New Spanish, 640-01 d, 00—New Prussian,.
Sif to 83-01 d, 851 to 80-11ussian,82i1j—Danish, 1591
Neapoliten Scrip, 771—Colombian, 021—Peruvian 78—
Spanish Scrip ILI dis.

Little business doing in the above market this morn•
Og. Colombian opened at 6:h and went down to tilit

Paris papers have arrived to the Sth instant, but are still
barren of important intelligence. An article from Semlin,
dated the 10th ult. confirms a report, which had already
reached us from other quarters, that Choursehid Paella had
committed suicide, to avoid felling into the hands of the exe-
catiOner. It states also that seven Padilla had been deca-
pitated In eonsequence of orders from the new Government
at Constantinople. Accounts in the Paris papers from Ma-
drid are to the 211th ult. but others, which we have receivde
direct, come down to the 30th. By the former we learn that
'Mina hes been raised to the rank of Liesteeant Oeneral,and
that the greatest tranquillity prevailed in Madrid ; and by
the latter that the drawing for recruits in that capital had
been *deducted ;with the greatest order, and that mud,
'eirrps of-htfentry and Cavalry are on their way from different',
palate of the P•minsula, to reinforce Mina's army. The
siege of the Castle of Mequinenes, the only place of strength j
is addition to the Fort of Urgel, occupied by the rebels, was
to commence °tithe nth Ult.
r' 1: AT PARIS, JAN.. I.—Fise per Cents. opened at
S. 10.: closed at 87.95. Bank Actions, 1,1303.
Nefpoli-
tan Stock, 741 ex. div. Spanish Bonds, 6:11. Exchange
on London, one mouth, 23. SO. ; three months, O. 15.