The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-09 00:00:00

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MINORITY
♦6.0 N :7T ?Ilk SCSMISION Or Tat HABEAS CORPUS ACT-.-
60 to 195.

Hon. J. Abercrombie, S. B. M. Barrett, T. W. Beau-
mont, Ben. Benvon, K. Bernal, J. Rink, H. Bright,
H. Brougham, Sir F. Burdett, Lord Burr, N. Calvert.
4'. Calvert, J. Carter, Lord Clifton, Thos. C
S. Crampton, Col. Davies, Thos. Denman, W. J. Deni-
son, Vi'.c. Ehringtoth E. Ellis, R. Ferranti. Sir IL. Per.
utism, Lord W. Fitzgerald, Hon. IL Fitzgibbon. Lord
11'. Fitzroy, Lord Folkestone, Lord Fo.A—.S, J. (ration,
H. Gurney. Cord A. Hamilton, Sir Rohl. Heron, Lord
A. Hill, W. P. Honvwood, J. C. Ilohhonse, J. Home,
Win. James, Col. :Johnson. 1. 11. Lamhton, T. B.
Leonard, Dr. Imshinpoh, J. Moberly, Col. Mai:writ%
Sir J. Mackintosh, S. Majoribanks, *P. Moore, 'mid
Nisgent, Sir J. 'Newport, Wm. Ord, Lord Ossulston,
cot Palmer, Kohl. Prier, 1). Ricardo, A. W. Itobarts,
CA. Huharts, W. ltickford, T. S. Rice, J. Scarlett, F.arl
Sefton. W. Smith, Hon. B. Smith, imril J. Stuart, Bight
Hon. O. Tierney, C. Tennreon, Sir Kubt. Wilson, Mr.
Md. Wood, Sir T. E: Wilmington.
tk:ll.llll6.—Hon. O. Bennet, and Hon. H. Hutchinson.

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16, b.—Co-hos sets 7 in. after 8 eves.
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Rao% 5tack............ fig I lisdlispittßk.
X per t:eqs. a.i.77sil Ditto Bonds .....7Sl.79e.psa
Xiber Ct.Coa.
XI per Vest M South Sea Old Ana
4 per Coats • 9A 71 1 Es. Bill tel. wont. 05.1%.75. pm
6 per Cts. Way well! ; -6001. be. Oe.7s. pm
3 nerl4nt 1 Small 7s. 10s. pm
Long Ana IQ i 0 roe. for Aert nliii
Imp. 3 per Cod ; India far ditto
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LONDON:
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, , 11ATIIIIDAT EVENING, lEBRUMIT 9. 1822.
- - 7'..470CK EXCHANGE, TEN O'CLOCK.
. Th. this morning at nit, with lit-
tle busineas doing; but the market was steady at the
a;ore prices.

ELEVEN O'CLOCK.

As this moment *ere is a great deal of holiness
trativactieg in the Five per Cents. which are 1061
Consols remain steady at the first quotation.

Tie Irish papers received to-day, communicate
scarcely any but favourable accounts from the dis
terbed districts. Attempts, indeed, were made b
some weak or mischievous persons in Cork, to trite
an unfounded alarm about en insurrection, among tln
lit:habitants of that city.--Had the same pains beep
taken, since the commencement of the disorders in Ire•

land, to remedy their causes as to exaggerate their
effects. there would have bees so oreasioo at this time
for the Insurrection Act to supersede the Act of Mr
Las Copra.

New Brunswick papers have arrived this morninr
to the 20th of December, and Charleston to the sth of
Jactrry. The former contain no intelligence of
im-
portance, and the latter only mention the arrival of a
Biitiah man of %di' at Turks' Island, with 50 pirati-
cal privateer's men on board, in irons, who bad been
taker, a short time before in the vicinity of Santa
Martha.

Five Hamburg Mails arrived t.-day. but, being of
ac oW datr, the intelligence they contain has been
actiripatcd.

The Paris papers of Wednesday bring the conclusion
of the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies, on the
new rrrrr it.tive law of the Press. When the President,
on Tuesday. was about to pat the qnestion on the first
paragraph of the law, a very extraordinary scene of
confusion missed. At one moment all the extrema left
rose with a menacing air. Several of the Members of
that side declared their intention not to vote. Some
exclaimed against the measure as infamous, sad the
majority as having covered itself with disgrace. IL
de Fsye:te, says the French reporter, pronounced very
distinctly these words:—" We protest and we appeal
from this proceeding to the energy of the French peo-
ple." We all, addel M. de Gravamens, make the same
protestation.—While the disorder was at its height, the
President put the question to the vote. All the right,
Ike right centre, and the centre, properly se called,
roar simultaneously amidst cries of not le Roi. The
extreme lefr„ more and more agitated, took no part in
the proceeding. New cries of flee le Roi arose as the
President announced the adoption of the first pars.
graph. On an Amendment of bl. Bonnet's being pet
to the ►ote, it us met with the exclamations--" the
Charter is no snore ;"—" we are no longer a Chaos-
her." In the course of the discussion, id. Cassimir
Perrier closed with the following expressions :—" We
hare defended with all our poWer the last ramparts of
public liberty, and now that all our efforts have failed
Wore the vote of the majority, we are reduced to
silence, and to ensue merely passi►e. We have not
Bios& proper to vote; we considered that it was our
duty not to give the assistance of our co-operation to a
law whose only tendency is to put power into the
hands of the snow:my."
The Reales on Wednesday opened at 89f. 30e. ;
they soon rose to b9f. 4k.; but afterwards declined