The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-16 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN

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LONDON:

SATURDAY ZWININc, sRPTINISIR 16, WO.
STOCK EXCHANGE, Oae o'Clo•4.

The Funds underwent a little re-action towards'',
close of the market yesterday afternoon, as ea•r
speculators bought to dose their accounts fur tie
day, and others under the idea of supporting 44
market to obtain a better price. Consols finally
off at 661 for the Account, after having been done ate;
This morning Consols opened at that price, att
they continued as until lately, when a sudden paair
prevailed, and they fell to 661 sellers ; this was owing
to some heavy sellers being on the market. net,
seems to be now bat one opinion, and that for a fall ;
nor from the appearance of things in the puliticsl
world, can there be seen any prospect of say material
rise in the Funds, unless we look forward to Ott
operation of the market itself, in the erect of lay
speculator user-selling himself; but even this will be of
little avail should the Public at large take alarm, and
deluge the market with stock, as the principal ope-
rations lately have been for time, though sense very beat;
sales of money stock have been effected. Money is as
plentiful to-day as ever, two per cent, not hating been
attained fur it.

Paris Papers of 'Wednesday last arrired this
morning.

The revolution of Portu;al," says the Constet...
Hommel, "is no longer doubtful ; but the attempts r •
spscting the events with which it has bees accom•
panted, are contradictory, and no positive reliance cat
be placed upon any of them. According to some there
has been no effusion of blood, and the Insurgents ban
only arrested a few English Officers and the principal
persons employed in the English factories, who had
embarked for Gibraltar as soon as they heard of
the disturbance. By other accounts, however,
it would appear, that a regiment under the com•
mand of an English Officer, had made resistance
at Lisbon ; that the Royal Authorities had refused
to recognise the new Government, and that an
engagement had ensued, in which 15110 persons were
killed. These, it is probable, are mach exaggerated,
if not altogether false. Most of the letters from Spain
and Bayonne are entirely silent upon the ,abject.
Commercial houses only, in Paris, have ebtaised in-
formation of the arrest and embarkation of the English.
It is pretended that Portugal has declared itself isle-
pendent of the Brasile, and that the Constitatioul
Ktso will he required to reside at Lisbon, hut waist
official respecting this has yet appeared; nor is there
any reason to believe the report of the Spanish Fe**
having sent 20,000 men into Portugal to assist the
Revolution."

NA rLzs, Ave. 27.---(Extract of a private letter.)—
Our Juntas of earbenari aid oar Minister of War art
apprised of the menacing military preparations of Aus-
tria. They are Indefatigably occupied is the organis-
ation of every means of defence, and you will be sur-
prised at the resources we shall be able to avail our-
selves of, for the maintemnee of our indepentlear.—
We are disposed to make every sacrifice. We have so-
licited nothing yet, and offers from all parts of the
kingdom have been made to the Government of awl
and arms.

FRENCH Pun ns.—Fire per Cents. 74 L 15c.—
Bank Actions, 1369 f.

Ire hare received Washington papers to the 1$
Ativi.t, of which the ((Mowing are extracts:—
By the brig Success. from St. Jag° de Cubes 11l
hare the follos;seg s.ateneent
" It was reported by Commodore Jokar, that 6
Patriot troops entered Sevanilla ender Admiral Bata,
where they <rer• rr'eirrd with joy by the inhabitant.
They also e,,ptar..,! the r.r3earlailla and Solids. Alt
which they nor.rc:i..4 for Carthegena. General Bow
♦aR and nee,' eiTht days es the oar°
from Seetida wi•!t fit; of Carthegena. Porto Del"
and St. Martha, w. ..e blockaded by the squadrea
Colombia."
The "tweets of the 9th of August intimates, 1110
the report of the suspension of hostilities ea do
Spanish Main is merely a reset deplores of Mtisia's
who, now finding himself completely" prat up in the
Valley of Antigua, by the fences et General lio,:vtg.
lustily bawls out for mercy, under the shelter si
the Constitution. Hence, it is a fair inference, that
the patriots are about inflicting signal punishment' •
the Royal tyrant and his myrmidons.

The intelligence received by way of Paris, yes'enn!.
of the state of lairs is Lisbon, prodered considering
concern in the city, takes in connection with the de
Premien whick had sectored in the prier of the fun&
The arrival of advice' from Oporto woos thereto"'
looked for with great anxiety ; and though some pars
from that city were actually received at a late hoar lin
night, their contents were sot calcalateil to afford the
satisfaction that was desired. The extracts which oe
have given from these papers in soothe* (ohm". T.'
late solely to the sentituents of the rip:* of Orrt°'