The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-01 00:00:00

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is og the how& Is gseveles.
oMsday wet the Fealismest is, we believe, to
he prompted. O. Tosirlay, therefore, we shall give
it ear firma
STOCK MCCRAW 8. TIVELVS O'CLOCK
Up to this hoar there has scarcely alsargliS beet.
doer, sad Consols rennin steady at 804 f, for the I
Access., sad 801 for Mooey ; Reelaced 811.
I
No business has beets doing as yet in the Foreign ,
Market. The account passed over yesterday without
any defaulters.
One o'Ctocs.—There has been no aheration in
Cowls widths Me hoer. The COMIIII24OIIOIIP have
purchased at 801, and these feuds are steady at 804 1
for the Actonnt, aced 11011f0rM013.7.
The Foreign market still remains slack. Upwards
of 1,100 Chilies needs have been paid up.
New Spanish, 02,1--Otd. 83 to I—New Penssian.6Bl-01d.
10--Ressian. %Vl—Neapolitan, 74—Citill,
es to I—Columbia., 8311--Serlp, 9641.
Letters have been received this morning from Odessa
of the Stb Jaly, which bring the confirmadon of the
above port being opened. Free goods not admitted
by the Tariff to pay 110 per cent. Thls impost is to.
go towards piring the Awls. "There Woopotter&
rocs in tlie shore letter.,
The last letters from Coltstantinople of the 25th
inst. state, that the Turkish lest ender the Capita')
Richt was cruising off Selo, ea the 18th alt., and had
several times chased the Greek fleet, which avoided an
action. It was reported, that Romani° de Napoli.had
surrendered to the Oreelis for want of provisions. Let-
ters from Groos, of the 20th of July. and Stnyroa of
the same date, make no mention of the defeat of the
Capitan Pacha and his fleet.

We have this morning received Paris papers to the !
30th ult. They contain Intelligence from Madrid of
the lath, which confutes the mischievous reports of
the French Cltras respecting a " Royalist mcvcrent"
in that capital. The only instance in which some-
thing approaching to • difference may be said to have
arisen, way on acronnt of a Proclamation addressed
on the 17th, by the Municipality, to the Volunteer
Militia, in which they were informed that the dangers
which threatened the !Wane liberties being fortunately
over. it was time for them to return to their domestic
avocations. " This measure," say the Madrid letters
in the Conetitutionnel. "hiving been ill appreciated,
at first excited mormorings The militia evinced re-
pu;nance to separate before the King should have
given to tie nation the required gnarentees, that it
to 'ay. the removal of the present Ministers, and the
punishment of the authors of the troubles. Rut De-
po•ies from that patriotic corporation, which has dis•
played in these terrible circumstances the greatest
energy and the most heroie self-devotion, having ap-
peared amidst the armed inhahitants, and having ex•
pl4ined to them the motives of propriety and of high
policy which bad dictated that resolution, they
hastened to , to themselves, with the cries
a /boomed Mmes repeated, of—Long lire the Ma-
hiridrulity, got Constitniion and Liberty: A guard
of four companies of coluniirry Militfa;ices ho*
ever kept on the Place of the Constitution, and the
necessary etmtingentnfor the service of the Kines Palace
and theuther pot's of the capital continue to befurnished
by that body.—A Madrid Extraordinary Gazette was
puil:-Ited en the lath elt., containing a dispatch from
Field Marshal O'Doxonurre, which announces that
the whole Crigade of Royal Carabineers had sour's-
tiered at discretion to the force under his command,
witbont baring fired a shot. Meanwhile efficient
measures are adopted for placing the Conatitntional
Any on a commanding footing. After consulting his
Council of State and the Permanent Commission of the

Corte?, the King decreed on the 17th ult. au addi-
tional levy of 23,000 men, destined to form third bat-
-I..lions fur the existinc Rechnente. Those troops
were to he set on foot and equipped by the Ist of
Auzu•t (ibis dat). The disturbed state of Ca-
talonia is given oat as the ground which ren-
dered such as addition to the national army nee aaaaa y.
Accounts from Vienna of the ISth nit. of which we give
• the detail in anotherpart of our paper, confinn the in
teiiicence which we had already received of the de-
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struction of the Turkish deet and the death of the
o Copilots Pasha. It is hoped that this great event will
in•nre the salvation of Greece. The (heck% have ce-
lebrated it with the most religions enthusiasm in all
the island of the Archipelago.—The intelligence from
rrarce itself is of little moment, rac•pt au account
• of the blowing up of a powder mill at Colmar,
where the trial of the Belfort Conspirators is going
on. From the military service being doubled, and
pa'rols of soldiers perambulating the town, it would'
appear as if the catastrophe was considered as not
or, asioned by accident.
FRI \ CII FUNDS. Jura 29.—Fire per Cents., 91f.
; Bank Actions, 1,5971. 50c.; Neapolitan Stock,
;1;. Eschange ea London; sue numb, 25(.35e. ;
three months, 25f. 20c.

We hare received thieTsorning a file of Savannah
parer?, but they are barren of intelligence of import-
ance.

On Tihriday Mr. Cloud left town with despatches
for Vienna.

The Glasgow Herald received this morning, con-
tuics a copy of an answer from Mr. Secretary Peel to a
letter of the Magistrates of Glasgow, intimatiog that.
on account of the short stay the King will make is
Sroaand, it will not be in his Majesty's power to
shit fiat city.

Walter finrrell, Beg. one of our County Members.
who, through the agricultural distresses, has 'even]
of his farms which he used to let on bin own hands,
we are credibly informed, fir:jibed his wheat harvest
upon them all on Satanlay last. The crops are said
to be abundant —(Bs ighton Chloaiele.)
ALARMING ACCIDENT IN ROSMETIMEET, LANG
ACRE.—Since the occurrence of the alarming acci-
dent in Rostostreet, which we stated come time ago to
have arisen from the rapid entry into that narrow pass
of a Brewer'e-dray from Loog-acre, we are happy to
learn that the pantie, concerned have humanely at-
tended to our hint, and directed the dram that supply
the publicans in that 'treat, to enter it from
street, Covent Garden.—Newspaper suggestions are
not always unheeded or useless.