The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-03-10 00:00:00

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Chawbet; and we at tl.r 'rave observations wliizts
the corrupt =I villainous stock jubbiug press in Londe
wake upon the indecurousuttra of i proceedings. We

like such indecorousness; we should not like a set tittaxe
cheater.. The rest of the news from Paris is of trifling im-
port. It seems that the grenerals are srtting out for tile
armies; and we may expect to bear of their mitering
Spain in a vet), short space of time.—There stems. to
have been not the smallest effect produced by the holly..
ing sp echrs and rairagraphs in London.—By this time
the French are perfectly siiisli:d that we shall not in.tir7
fere in the war. By their manner of talking, one ruined
suppose that they never expected that we should inter-
fere. They seem to miderstand the state of oar affairt
exceedingly well : a great deal better than it seemato be
understood by thou who, three weeks ago, were bawling
foe use.

Paris Journals to the Bth inst. have arrived since oar
last. They auttlit the exist's:weer gonaiderable agitat'm
in the French Capital; though it is a subject on IWO:
they evidently abstain, either through choice or l:Ar,
front dilatin:r. The Boulevards are the chief scat of the
disturbances, and one which took place on Wedneslay
evening near the gate of St. Denis seems to have occ
sioned considerable alarm. The people assembled in
large 'mutters, and shunted," Vice Manuel!" " k:ce
Liberter Having been driven from that post by the
Gendarmede,they reassembled on theßouleurd of Fun-
dy, where they found themselves, however, in a erase
condition, Lye whilst the Gendarmes pressed upon them'
on one side, the troops of the line advanced on the other.
Some of them, it is said, were take piisontrs, and the
r et escaped to the boulevard of the Temple, where ti.er
set up the cry, not only of Vice Mannet," but of„ .F‘t•
cm so the Spaniards." The Serjeant of the Nation 4
Guard, who with his party refused to obey tl.e rash order
to turn 51. Manuea out of the Chamber, is a lace man.-
facturer of the name of MIIRCIER, and has become ent:-
nently popular. Many deputies of the Opposition Noir,'
at his house to thank him for the fruitless and decision
ogilch he displayed on that occasion ; and is t e Nation-
a! Guard in general is known to be actuated by the same
spirit, no measures have been taken, either by the Insju-
rtity of the Chamber, or by the Government, to call
him to account for his conduct, lest offence should be
given to the whole body, to whom it had bees origin-
ally intended to entrust the police of the capital daring
the war with Spain.
In the Sitting of Thursday last, the law toe makinrthe
veterans disposable during the war came 10 be discussed.
There were no Del:oldies on the Left Side; only a few
31embers were seen on the Left Centre, and the atten l-
ance of those tt as merely for the purpose of debluing
that they would not
,spea,k on the project submitted to
the Chamber. They also abstained from voting, and
atter three speeches front the friends of. the Ministers in
favour of the law; it was put undimmed to the vote, and
carried by a majority of 231 to 15, the Fanatiques or plat
Ultras, again dividing against the Governmeut.
Although it is said in these Papers that Marshal 09417-
nut was to set off for the army on the 12th, and the Luke
of Angonleme, on the 15th inst., the Funds continued
to rise, under the impression that the Government *could
I not dare to teary its warlike designs int* effect.
foxes ow Tntlon.it,—;:rlll per Cent.. opened at 82f.
40c.; declined to 81f.. Pe.; elosed.at 'Lc. Fault
Shares, 4140.
.Splanish Stock, 331.

STOCK EXCHANOti 12 o'cLocx.—Owing to the non-ar-
rival of expresses from Paris up to this hone, various
reports are in eireulation.:l—one i., that the French tie-
vernment have stopped their coming over—another thlt
there are great commotions 7n La Ventle ; bnt the et writ
reporti cannot be raced to, any authentic utrce. The
the non-arrival of expre•ses from the French Capit.kl is
owing, no doubt, to contrary wind.. l'onto's opened
this morning at 73411, at which price they are at present
scatty, with litt:e basittess doing. A Gentleman who
lately left Parts, staTs that since the espitl.i so of Manuel
the'war with Spain has become very unpopular in Paris.
HALF-PAO' 12 o.'cLocu.—This moment a report pre-
vails atm mires with the French Vends, 50. ; bat
eJt Trinch credit cattle attached te•it.
POMO:ft Fenix.-The most doing this morning is in
Spanish-Bowdr, whicV opened at 294. All the Forcie:n
Funds come,thidmorning, (from Holland) one per cent.
lower. _

to.7o—New Spanish, 39i1l —Old, 39—New Prus-
sian, mi—DiSish,

Flanders aiuttlamborg Mails have arrived this mem-
inr. By the fenner we have received the following
flatssits, 'Marten the English officers, on
balf-psy, who are residing on the Continent, have
zr-
e ',revs tai return to Eel:land,. where they wi'i be
employed on active service. The King of France has
' ordered low regiments of Infantry
.of the Line to be
Themiranitstion of these troops is proce(siin:r
with the utliviaaithrity. 'Within these fly ems. a
complete equipage• of pontoons, train of artillery. and a
large tisintity of amosuidlion have gone off from `itras-
harp, Metz, andijoisk, for • Bayonne, where they
not be able to'arrivebefore May, owing to the great d.,-
lance they have to go.
The Hamburg paperi of the 4th instant contain ;Le
following 'article from the Barron Hall List of it.

day . .
4.:41N.7..4•1T1N0PL1tj JAN. 26.—Lori tra 7fo rti
now renewed the negiciation with the Porte, and Lot
the ‘nialle.t doubt ts entertained but tiot race n;11
be prr,ervoi in,theF.aat. '

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New York pepers have arrived this morning to the
13th Feb. fetito which we extract the following :
Frtaat Sr. SaLraeoa.—The schooner Unio t b.
cirr to theifolt Dec. at which time the place w is • body
brtirged, and there was little doubt wool I be olaiged to
9arrrn.irr in a short tittle. General Laborde, the core•
moraler of the besieging army, had recommen.ied to :he
American, British,. sad Fren;ll Consuls to secnre the
property of their conntryesen,.al it was his intention to
.t::orry the town by stortion the • It:it, if not previ.tosiy.
arirrenJer'll, In thitrev;mt Ike could not be revolt...rile
fq his roltikert...Thel.'rench .Commodore the sta-
eo-.„ l‘ad efferrdan; aq limo)* bard his
.s 1 i 1 and the