The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-23 00:00:00

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LONDON:
lIMPITIMAY NOYMISSR 23, 1322.

ALARMINW ILLNESS or Tea ILINQ or FRANCE,
WITII ITS EFFECTS ON TIIE FUNDS.
' • errs. Omt o'Cl.ots.
A private express has arrived this moment. By this
conveyance we learn that on Thursday, the King's
health bad assumed so alarming an aspect,that a meeting
of the Marshals of prance had been held at the Midi-
leries, and although the result was not generally known,
Mee French Fonds dosed at a late hour on that day at
gig 30c. q raga 3 pei cent. from the price of the pre-
ceding daY

r.

Sro TweLve o'Ckocz.—le tive early pert
offibo 'cording. 11111* business was doing. sad Consols wan
811 to C. Soon after, it was known that an express bid sr
tired from Paris, and it was reported that Government bad
rfelaed vine from Verona. Operations then immediately
eovemeoced in the market. An emleent broker sold abort
30,000 Cuestas at mod offered more at 81:, bat he toilet I
not god .any person to take them. Various !rumours are
again In circulation. One is, that the King of France is
dangerously indisposed ; and that the French troops, on
the Spanish frontiers are in motion. A third and last, that
the French Funds have The reported print of the
French Funds are 88f. t Oc. tit-f. 30e. AU the brokers are aut.
Cling, mad great confusion prevails.
FON EIGN pc—The above market eppetn very heavy,
and little business Is doing. We enderatend that great or-
dere have come front the country people to broken, to MU
out their torelea treartiles. •
sronlah„ 302—01 d. 71.-74ser.nistine.88
—ol(l.lll—Ressia, 57—Danish, 951—Ne9551ten• 77—.
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Colombian :111-Gemi *rob* %leap. tw-
ee 1.18
INTOCZ VIRANO t, I erteet?-8111MV.111113404,, =Or
eat furitealtatten to the Marker. -Tbe Wrath% fallitle

are is eisawdatiou base °Mahood the credit artier
doom' Wools egotism bean at 81, aid Spanish Mob
• errs, . Pate Past OMR.—Coators are at 80i retires wall
it hemp Market.—The whole of she Yin Ara kursdaAsenl
amoinal Flees; aol a sale can be steeled, tasconaserensties
Mee resit.
By Charleston papers, which have arrived this more, I
Lag to Ilie`26th tilt., we have received fresh evidence it
Ike wormy of the new Emperor of Mexico, and of the
-ravages of the Yellow Fiver to New Orleint. The
4sibitv that disease it iliatfdly the letter code( Sep
Shaine asSoitated on as asarseltar nearly SO eday
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Thellaris Papers which have reached tss-bietbe 21st
investbeen to resume a pacific complexion. It is pip,
posed that, some proceedings have taken place is 11
Congress, w hich have compelled ,the isltras to lower their'
tone. Indeed the Coastireflonecl announces thearrivel
of an Aid•de-camp of the Emperor of Russia, with in.
telligence that the Sovereigns had positively refused al_
armed interference, and had expressed their deternsioal
title to taken part in the affairs u(Spain and Fraoee. I s ad'
(titivate) 414,1011er. from Bayonne, in the French papers
state; thattbe possession of Balagner had enabled Mine
to open a direct communication with the army of Arra-
goo, by which the operations of both were rendered more,
secureend efficient. Ile had, besides, advanced to A gra-
menet, and between that place sad ()civil', had given
battle to the Baron d'Eroles, who bad again been del
freed, end bad fled back in disorder as far as the
walls of Urgel. But even this is not all the success
that appears to have attended she arse of she Cesar
stitutionalists. Letters of the date of Wednesday: Pir
ceived in London from Paris, positively assert that Mina
had entered the Seo ',Hiegel. The families. f the Mee.
trill of Matadorida and of the 6overnor of Urgel kid
!arrirott with all their effects at !Melo, a village of Case
.lonia, near to the French frontiers. It i 1 also stated'
thilileilarm in the Army of .ho Faith was at its heitht,
and tbatthe soldiers were deserting by hundreds. The
troops at Pnyeerda were closely shut up in lamas,
tinder the fear of a general desertion.—The intelligence
respecting (Treece in these papers continues to be highly
gratifying. Letters of the 2nd inst. from Ancona, an.
nouockthat the Ilreel: deputation sent to implore the aid
of Chri'stian Monarchs, with Count Medea at its head,
had received passports to repair to Verona,. or to

its vicinity, and that the Roman government,dritrous of
advancing their cause, had reduced the usual period of
quarantine in their favour to tee days. Another circtins.
stance propitious to their cause, is the recal of the
I Russian Minister, Count CAN, Wiwi*, who had quitted
Frankfurt i u 4 of:sequence of orders from the Emperor
Alexander, to join him at Verona. Relative to their
military successes, letters from Smyrna announce that
Canes, the capital of the island of Candid, had (Alen
into the hands of the Greeks. The fortress surrendered
by capitulation, and the garrison was conveyed to
Smyrna in French ls. Intelligence from Arta, of
the 19th alt. Miinall the reports a Welt had previously