The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-08 00:00:00

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TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER S, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
greet deal of business was transacted this morn-
,t the opening. of the market. Consols were done
gh as 824, hot soon after some very heavy sales
made, which cored them to lower; they are
111 to t,2 for Account and Money.
mote business has been doing this morning, in the
iqn market, bat not to the amount done within
three days past.

87i to 8.9-I,IOW Soonish. 7111--Old. FRl—New Pros-
P9l—Teussia, 891—Nespo-
Scrip, SM—Coisioltf An, 94--Serip, 9.1 f

THE BOARD OF TIM NEW ENGLAND COFFEE-HOUSE,
OCT. 8.
le packet ship Nestor and the Cortes, from New
are arrived. The Cortes is placed under qua-
,es, and the Nestor Is In dock, het was not sot-
to land her letter bag up to four o'clock this
loon. The Cortes has had her guaranties flag
at the main tnp-gallant-mast-hea4. It is sup-
it will be but temporary. I could not slicer-
fly news from her or the Nestor.

,or York papers to the 111th of September; Boston
12th, and Montreal to the Ist. have arrived
morning. By these we have received intelligence
ditrer.tit parts of America. From Rio Janeiro
rn that the Portuguese troops bad taken pos-
mof St. Salvail tee. There had been a battle
Pen them and the Heimann, in which the
Intt two hundred men. Accounts from Lima
ihat in the latter end of April, foreigners were
ring their property at Callao, in case of the
hats beating San Martin in a general engagement.
►aehec there has been a dispute respecting the
exacted nutter the New Celoni.al Trade Act;
merchan's paying them under protest, from an
ion that they are not payable till the Art is pub-
in that country.—Hy a report of the Board of
at New York, we are concerned to learn that
',How Fever continues to rage in that city.
:y four deaths have taken place since the best

,per pipers of Satorday have costae to hand. The
they contain is not of much importance. A let.
om Constantinople, dated the 4th, sta.'s that the
ir. who brought the intslligcnre of the earthquake
!cup°, announced that the French Consul and the
inn prefers had fortunately escaped from that
ter. Letters from Odessa are mentioned as stating
in the last conference between Lord Strangford
ihe Rd. Effendi, tie latter insisted that Russia
1, in fulfilment of treader, to surrender the for-
, in Asia. He also ob d that the Porte would
send a commissioner to negotiate. and that it was
:nisi t to disavow the conduct of Stroganoff, and
,nd a new Minister. Lord Strangford, it is said,
a report of this conference with Limn to Vienna.
de Chs•eanbtiend was expected to set oIT on
iy for Verona. The responsible Editor of the
ier tlr.•• .‘'re.rt•teks lies been sentenced to two months
mnment and a fine of 300 frames, for having rho
the law which interdicts lit journals from
og un politics. The Editor having appealed
Royal Court, the judgment has been con-
; bet the sentence has been commuted to
month's imprisonment only. The Sieur
b.-.(i.sseller, haring bean tried Wire the
,a 1 of .orrectional police, for pnblishirz a sedl-
wor::, off. wive to the Hinz and the Royal Family,
.tfemoires de Telsiet.-cheas.ii, a learned
into," and fur exercising the trade of bookseller
ott a brevet, was found godly on the first charge,
unfitted on the second. 'I he la•e of ISI4, hots.
(Loires that booksellers !bunkd have brevets,
flints no penalty for the want of them. The
.tror brought tl,e case before the Royal Court,
cot-firmed the judgment of the correctional
. He then appealed to the Court of Cessation.
mblic minister referred to a regulation of 1723,
inflicted a penalty of SJO francs on a bookseller
tt without a brevet. In 1744 brevets were sup-
lint the public minister eantended that the
11311, which re•ettsbllshed brevets, virtually re-
the rezulation of 1 ts 23. The Court of Cases-
igreed In this opinion, annulled the judgment of
,ova! Court of Paris, and referred the ease to the
I Court of Orleans. On Friday night, a vivid
.a Borealis appeared to the north of Paris, sc.
sided with great heat, and followed next moto-
•v a violent thunder storm. The rain fell in tor-
. mixed with hail, which broke many windows
ci.y, and killed a great number of birds in the
zerdens.
,aslt Fos ns. Ocr. 4.—Five per cents IP2f. Sac.
Stock, 1.6:55.

tykes from the Cape of Good Hope to the Gilt of
were received yesterday. The Aretbusa brig
terived there with a Geuther of young men So n
who had been selected and educated for the
ress purpose of teaching the English language to
lathes of that colony at the public expense. They
to be settled, without loss of time, in the most
tiient situations for the object intended. A pro-
ilion had in consequence been issued by Lord C.
.rket, announcing the arrival of these teachers.
giving notice that the English language will be
lied exclusively for official and judicial proceed.
&c., is the following m —For ail docu-
prepared and issued from the office of the Chief