The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-13 00:00:00

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/Wen EVENING. OCTOBER 13. Mt

STOCK-EXCH.INCE, One o'C'eek.

Some constlerah:e fluctuations have takes ploy
thin morning in the Funds. Consuls. nhi.l for this
day er two have heen ratter loin the rise. opened
this morning- at 67 for this amino., and 671 f r
next, ,is. N ye ober, having left off last night at 661
and 67. They have airier been done at 671 for rt.,
account, and 671. buyers, for the November, but
some heavy money sales have brought the price olowy
f per rent. The market is now rather steady ; Conseil
for this time tieing 63, and for nest 67t.
There appears to he no partirniar reas.in fir
rise, any more, than %num of the speculators fur a fall
having brmitlit iu their accounts.

A Lisbon Mail arrived this morning. The private
letters from Lisbon of the list ult. stair, that nu bu•
sine's was transacting there, owing to the great re%
joicings; nothing but illuminations and public din-
ners wire the order of this day. The tioverureent
paper which was at 19 per cent ilkeount is now t 7
discount, every thing, was quiet. lteresford hati not
arrived when the letters left.

The tone of the Ministerial prints this morning is
an octave lower than yesterday ; aril one of them, ad-
verting to the remarks that had been Made on the Je-
spontlency whic!l had previously prevailed in them, has
the modesty to alledge that it nas not real, and that
the appearance was owing only to their endesvonrs
not to prejudge a cause of the utmost importance upon
expert( evidence !! ! They think it v.el for them
to get off, however inconsistently, furyesterday's pro-
ceedings furnished them with little consolation.
whatever might be the satisfaction they afforded the
public. The cross-examination, and the re-examina-
tions of Lieut. llown.sso closed, and after a scrutiny
of unit owed length and severity, and after hopes of
the most sangnine kind had been raised in the minds
of the QUI:EN'S enemies that the result of Mr. ll.'s
evidence would be fatal to her JIAJEaTt's cause, his ex-
amination ended as it began, in hearing strong 'Jai-
ltional testimony in her MAJi Si i's behalf.--
The testimony. of Mr. GRANVILLE Suasra that foi-
-1 lowed, was a flat coe!radiction of the description of the
Moorish dance, whieb bad been performed before Ler
MAJESTY by Manillas'.. We all know what an im-
pression was designed and effected by the disgnsting
picture displayed both by the lit Nu's Arrount:t-tie-
NERAL, and by Isis Idiom's MaJocct ; and yet, OA
the varnish is strip' off, the aetnal truth appears that
it is a dance of such an Ineffe.nsive kind, that it Lad
been the cnstont to eiltibit it, throngtout the East,
rid that it had been exhibited before the tiortaxott-
OINERAL of India, and his Marchioness, and before
the Manor and his wife, at Calcutta ! Another
scene that had been brought forward fur the
purpose of p:toducing the like revolting sentioter.4
respecting the Qitex, was that which reiaied to the
starlit.s in the garden of the Villa d'Este. From the
umutits of tw•) witnesset, the one the factor of her NI A-
JES I Y.P4 estate there, and the other the master mason
who empl.•yed the workmen owit, it is manifest that
the witness wh i was hronght forward to prove a cer-
tain occurrence respecting those s;atum, could nut
possibly see them from the spot where be stated he was
placed!

The .11orsimg Post.to-day has hero as brief as poc-
sible in its account of the proceeding. esterslay at
llow-street, respecting Mr. WILLI oss's knowledge of
his neighbunr tvaust. It takes oreasinn, how-
ever, to compensate for the brevity it observes to-
wards .lessee. Fa txut.tst and WlLLtaws hy en-
larging un the merits of their mutual acquaintance,
Mr, Olin v. In a !surface to the letter
of Mr. I I'llaysttc, which we inserted yesterday,
it complains that this gamic/isms and his sitnr
tion hail Ise:•st mis-rrpre-anted in the Merida:
Chroside and Tke Times, and that Mr. O'llittyst
had heels ‘...11-known, in political -and literate
circles, and el., pernlifrly favor.rrd with the.
congdence of Mr. Fox when in and out of eller."
NOW, this compliment, we suspect, is mum canaprehem
sive than correct, EVery person who remembers the
Westminster Elections eighteen years ago and more,
remember, how him Mr. WitillriN .ssed to make him-
self on thine occasions : and what sort of booklets he
conducted at these sums/ins on the part of Mr. Pert%
Mr. O'llays,4 himself has, net nanny months
taken care to inf mit us, throngh the channel of Toe
iforoiNg Post. In iAot sort of" busiltll we doubt uslt
he might be worthy the confidence of Mr. Fos.
In what other confidential concerns of that deist-
r.,uiebeil Statesman Mr. O'lltsv.:st was employed, we
never had an oppurtottity of hearing. We recollect
hint, indeed, at Maidstone, when 11r. Visa was timer,
to give evidence 'wham!'" of Arthur O'Coanua and
we cannot forget the credit Mr. O'Haego took fot
having watched • *nil queitione4l the Ilow-street
Orfirer, who was lying in wait there to seisallYA:ssoNne.
I. the event of his beittprorgoitted of High Tresses.
The. seal.uf Mr. o•ll.avUluabiltat um:seism was rikaatk-
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