The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-01 00:00:00

MAILS.

MID, DI'E. AIM. DIM.
I.... Dublin 0 I. —Holland 0
I ....Waterford.. • ..0 o....Hambro 2
0.... G 'A Jamey. • ..0 1 I.... France 0
C....1.i5h0n I I .•. Flanders 0
0 ...Gottenberg ....2 0....Ma1ta ...... 0

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE OCLOCK.
Rank Stile 225 41 India Stock
3 per Ct. Rea—. .... 8311 Ditto Windi 73
3 p.Ct.Cone 61ii1 Ez.Bol.Bdi ( 49 30—s pin
3s, pt r Cent.
4 per Cents lOOl —4OO/ ..• —4B .O piu.
New Fours ' ..,.4 --Small.. —4B bOs pm
Long All( 341 Lottery Ticket,. L. S
Imp. 3 per Et . • Gun. for Anct Min

Mt, Watefiniatt.

MONDAY WANING, DF.CIIIIBER 1, 184.1.

STOCK EKCIIAN'Gr It O'CIOCk.—COOSOIs opened this
morning at 8•f; for money, and for the account 84. with
little business doing.
Up to this hour we do not bear of any express from Paris
but we understand that the funds on Friday were 90 35:
owing to a report at Paris that our Consols were 851, and
Spanish 26j to 27. The nun arrival of an express from the
shove Capital, may be owing to the stormy weather of
yesterday.
We xnderstand that a Dutch Merchant of some respects-
bility has absconded with Bills of Exchange to the
amount of from 8 to 10,0001. which be took on ...lenge on
Friday last, and for which be gave bis checks on his
Banker which have been honoured. An express has been
sent after him to Holland, as well as to stop the negocia-
tion of the Bills.
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Fortatow FUNDS.—TItis being Settling Day for all
Foreign Securities, most parties are busy in settling their
accounts, and very little is doing except in Spanish Bonds,
which opened at 27 to i, but soon after declined to 2111 I,
with a heavy market.'
Spanish, old, 263—Colombia, 601 —Poyais. 2f. In all
thee foreign securities there is nothing doing, and the
prices are nominal as per last Satur.lay.

Boston papers arrived this morning to the 11th Nov.,
but they do not contain any information. The following
is from the Buliimore Alurning pronick.
The Commissioners left Vera Cruz in the Fame of Phila-
delphia. The Castle is supplied with provisions for twelve
months. Gener4l Victoria arrived at Vera Cruz, and is
firmly resolved to snake no compromise with his enemies.—
The Mexican Government have issued • decree that the
Spanish Vessels, from Cuba, captured within .10 days from
the commencement of hostilities, (the 25th Sept.), should
be condemned as prizes ; nor should Spanish vessels from
Europe, until after the expiration of four months from the
seine date. The latest advices from the city of Mexico
inform us of a commotion in the city, on the 17th Sept.,
which excited much alarm. On the 20th, a formidable
conspiracy was discovered, in which many military chiefs
were united, to subvert the existing Government. The
issue was unknown. Oxaca still persists in declaring its
independence of other provinces, and the whole
Empire was partially divided and distracted, and business
dull.

The determination of the Holy Allies, with regard to
South America, is looked fofward to with considerable
anxiety by all who have any connection with that quarter
of the Globe. The answer obtained by the deputation of
English merchants from Mr. Canning, amounts to nothing.
The Minister " does not know,"—" is not aware,"—" has
no reason to suspect !" All this may be literally true. It
is clear that the English Cabinencis not in the secrets of
the French Ministry ; and perhaps even the latter has not
yet determined upon its own course. The question of the
South American policy is, however, intimately connected
with the revival of the French navy; and that the French
Ministry is not indifferent to this object, may be assumed
without much danger of being in the wrong. The Frew
have shewn a very natural anxiety respecting the Spanish
colonies in the West Indies. They bare been sound-