The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-22 00:00:00

PRICII OF :MOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOP'
Stank 511 ePt.. ..... 944 R 9 India Stock.
11 pet,Cent. Red... 2t4 111 9 Rine Reath 644.1105. o}a• Ps
3 per Ci.ron
3,f per lent 904 South Sea Old Roo
4 terCent5........111 0 71 Ex.8i11td.111001.00.19.9a.pm
6 per Ile. Navy 10411 31 41 1----.300 L 04.3§.25.pm
, 3 perreot I Small Us.3a,9a. pat
Long .ten 2Ol 9-10 Con. for keel 78fiii
le,p. Z pet rent. ', India for dal°
Irishs ter Cent ' Lott. Ticket.; l9l. 19a
.
man WATIIII AT Lonorm-intsas TO W.
Morning 21 m. after 3 —Evening Si m. after 3.

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4.11111 111111111Ttri rramieme to INCIIMPORATIN WM! " rue
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LONDON:
FRIDAT ILVSNING. reoacAlT Y 2, ISM

STOCK EXCHANGE, ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Consols opened this morning et 7tfi, b per Vests.
•at 10444, and there seems to be a sport-in the market
previous to etre parties going op to the Lords of the
Treasury.

HALAPANT ONB O'CLOCK.
• Twenty /Mentes before ear o'clock, as Express ar-
rived on horseback at :he Stock Exchange, with the
result of the interview this morning between the Gee-
flews of the Stock Exchange, and the Lords of the
Treavery, which is stated to be as follows :
tbserroonent is to On 103 in the 4 per Cents., and
the Jaly dividend is to be paid in the 3 per Cents.—
The above Stock redeemable is seven years, that is in
1829. It appears by the above propo•ed transfer Go-
.-sernment will rain Wye; 18 per Cent. The New di-
videad to be paid in Jan. 1923. Interest is calculated
at 4t per Ceet.
There is great basile anJ confusion in the market at
this momea:, and the funds are at various priers. Con-
suls for money 78111; 4 per cent. 971, 08; 5 per
cent. 10411; Long A:insides 2011.
..1% •
. NSW ENGLAND CoirIEEVOIME, van, H.
NEW TARIFF OF MEXICO. •
-11191101111111toalasere re TIE MEXICAN GOEIRNMENT.
" 001411tewarAvtow.—Q„lci 2 per cent. ; Silver 6 per
cent. ; Oochiecal, valued 75 dollars, 10 per cent. ;
.13eanilla. valued 25. 10 per cent.; Vanilla, Tabled 40,
10 per cent.; Oranilla dust, valued 10, 10 dollars.

ON IMPORTATION.—Foreigner) to pay for pods
23 per cent.; Spaaiards, for natioeal goods le Spa.
With resells brought from Spain, 15 per teat. Port te•
tries at Vara Cr.., 'respite, Allude, Saes Bias, WS
Acapulco. Telarep,, lour, and other peados, of the
kingdom, aro

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ins to the 23J Jan.—The total import of stokes iste
the city of New York is 1821. was 90,906 bales.
Foreign arrivals during the past year. HO ships,
4 barques, 315 brigs, 217 sohooners. 2 ketches, and
44 sloops have arrived at New York, in which came
4,452 passengers.
• - 'toss+
• IFe bare received this morning, (we belie,* .0*
choicely) St. Domingo papers to the aiddk of De-
cember, which contain an Address of the Heim of Re-
presentatives of the Communes of Hayti to the chi-
tens of the Republic. The sentiments and style of
thks Address are highly gratifying. The 44.90,4 w.
nosy, it appears, prevails between the Seliseel,lbe
Hone, of Representatives, and the president of Hayti,
and the fruits of this good understanding are thus ex-
ultingly detailed :—" The fioances of the Republic,
which are in the meet prosperous coodition, admit of
our assuring you, that our engagernests have been faith-
fully discharged, and the demands of the public ad-
zninistration fully satisfied. Commerce, under our
protecting laws, nourishes at all points; and our bar-
bon: s receive the Merest nations, whom our amenity
attracts with eagerness, mid whose useful competi-
tion yields real advantages to the resting of our terri-
torial productions. The adatimistraties of justice,
nicely distributed according to our necessities, is serf-
fi.ient to adjest our differesces, whilst it re-
pels with vigour that hideous chicanery which
always produces ruinous and interminable law-
suits. Agriculture, under the auspices of a discreet
liberty and a legal division of lands, cannot fail to in-
crease and prosper. Every year it acquires new force.
Peblic instruction rereives all the escouragemestei
which such an institution merits; it is asking rapid
progress. and extending its benefits sftr Rsyti.—H
The army, where courage and deism have germ re.
lazed, is kept in the meet admirable order ; union sadi
fraternity bind the bean of all the brave men who
compose it. Themserlted recompenses have hten the
reward for the service of the veterans of our revolition,
so worthy of oar admiration. Os:r arsenals are pro-
vided with abusdasce el all the mesas of defence
which our political situation requires; bat it is /or
resointion to live I. peace with all the nations of the
earth."-----

Paris papers of Tneday have arrived this morning,
but militia no news of importance. The Chamber of
Peers met on Moodily to receive the project of law rela-
tive to tlso police of the joorsals. The Chamber of
Deputies that day could scarce onilem a milkiest
number of members to coustitate a asettslig, and were
seeopied is the cossideritiou of the sanitory laws.
Fauna Fusin (Fab. ls.) Five per Cent. !Of.
Dank Actions, Is4lllf. No.

Tire Cork papers. received this eseroltig. CODiaie as
access', which, is se abridged as., will Wigged is
seesher cellos.. el the eoamseikeest Ogle ah seder
the 'pedal Comothision. The Reny' !Wily Pea