The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-12 00:00:00

THE. STOCKS.

This pulse,or index to the fort one of the no don, keeps
nearly stationary to the mark we noticed three (Joys
age, 74f. There ere no remains from ebrosd,
though all in the 'Change are on the " qui rive" for
news. The Fends however will, we fear, be more
affected by borne occsrences than foreign ones. There
fs afloat a general apprehension o► despondency. F.
great many failures of a minor estimation, end three
or font of • higher description. One of these is
beyond the power of coeceelinent, viz. BAIRCNOLII
•od Co. The fall of this groat house, it seems. he,
been occasioned by the mere fluctuation of trade. Two
ethers are reported to es to be on the last totter, we
dare scarcely apply the leitials of their names to our
fears, bet a P. and M., and, wonderful' to sly, e
great B. la alluded to!! Of these suspicions we are
heartily sorry, end especially as they are followed
by a total want of all confidence. Trade is abso-
lutely at • stand; a cautious man knows not obit
to do; and therefore he does Nothing bet what he is
forced to by ily and the vesture of things.

The Romeo. made the Ambassador of solarised
States (winces* to snake peace) bring them earth in
token of saboritting their country to the rule of the
conquerors. We newer did that, bet we bate side
every ship selling through the Cbsnnel, pet into a
&kirk port soil pay a kind of toll for ear keeping
the gate or pass open from ti. German to the
tic Ocean. The wish fur this ascendency has occh-
sinned the struggles so often renewed between oar
Meets and these of liullsnd and France. There letter
Powers, however, are not likely to feel any ambition
of this kind for half a century nr more to cover.—
Neither of OHM Powers are Inakingetry exertions of
• maritime nature; Nab together could not produce
I 14401 that would give as the fesst concern: bet
America is the Naval Power that may one day an-
noy sq.
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From the Flanden Mail, which arrived last night,
we extract the following :
" Bavasrrs. Missal 6.—M. REG:SAULT Da ST.
!lAN D'AINCLY has received perattliton to ret•rn to
his native country.' Yesterday be left this city to
proceed to Paris. We learn from Paris. that Al.
MARST, Duke of BASSANI°, hes also hewn authorized
to relent to Paris. M. DOUSACT DC PORTICOS/LAST,
whom the King of FRANCc has recoiled to the Cham-
ber of Peers, from which he sass excluded by the Or.
disuse' of she 24th of July, was for 6ve veers Pro-
feet of the department of the Dyl., used will be ever
remembered, to his hemmer, et Brussels. Ills Admi-
nllration was also jest end equitable; end if he did
not do all the good that be desired, it was because it
was not lit his power.
" is said, the. the works for the
erection of the new Paler. for his Majesty, after the
plan approved of by him, will commence In a furl.
night. On the other hind, the works for the monu-
ment which is to he erected on the kid of Waterloo
will begin immediately. This monument will be of
a prodigies's elevation, end of immense event at its
base. It will resemble as Egyptian pyramid. The
spot chosen for it is that where his Royal Highness
the Prince of Oastune was wounded on the memo-
rable 18th of Jane, 1815. The sem of a million of
dories is said to be destined to this monument.

" In the sitting of the States-Gesseral to.day, the
Central Section made its report on the project of law
relative to our eomemercisl collations with Sweden,
and the reciprocity to be exercised towards that Pow-
er. All the Sections waive itt the principles which
dictated this law, declared that the discussion was
open. Count littcasnour, in an excellent speech,
supported the project. Ile quot►d the opinion of the
celebrated CIIAPTAL, formerly Minister of the Inte-
rior in France, who rejects every systems of prohibi-
tion as injurious to nations ; he .said have an unli-
mited freedoms of commerce, which, aid he, mat
but be to oar advantage.
" No other Member desiring I. speak, bl. Futca,
Minister of Colonies and Trade, explained the
grounds of the project, which, being pa to the vote,
was passed unanimously.
" It is aid that General Haunt (one of the 3S)
who till now had not been motherixed to reside at
Brawls, has obtained, for t►e present, leave to reside
ther►."

Lloyd's books on Wednesday presented a tery
singlets,. appearance, there being only one line en-
tered on them, which was the arrival at Liverpool of
the Jane, Govidstalc, frees Oporto; end what is
Still MKS remarkable, there was net a single vessel
entered at lie Custom-boese that day, uor one pass-
ed Gravesend hose any port abroad.
The Mercantile world *offered a seven shock yes-
tetday morning, in the failure of the very eminent
house of J. BASANDEN and Co. The outstanding
Idylls@ and areeptawees fall tittle short, it is said, of
200,0001. This calamity has been principally brattgbt
on by the declining state of the markets, the house
holding large quantities of clover-seed, cotton, and
tallow, the whole of which articles hare undergone
la very greet depreciation. Among their acceptances
were bill. to a large antosnt, drawn in behalf of the
Prussian Government ; hot these latter hare all been
taken tap by Mr. Roritactut.n.
Advices from Jamaica to the 49th of Janos -y, state
Ike snivel at Kingston of the schooner Juliana from
Angostura ; the Captain of which reported, that jest
before Ito sailed a report had teethed the! place, of
the Royalists having been defeated, end Cameos
captured, on the 48th of December ; and that a greet
number of Mostuto's troops had detetterl, and re.
paired to the standard of the Independents.
PROTILSTAIST MUTINO AT COMIC —OR Sitordoy
last a numerous Meeting of Protestants rook place
at Cork, for the purpose of pinioning Perlisownt
to remove those disabilities ander which the Catholics
labour. It is stated by the Southern Reporter that
this Assembly was highly respectable, end the Rote-
lotions in fawner of Emancipation were unanimously
carried. The Petition to this effect, on the motion
of the Rev. D. Aunts, was adopted without a single
dineatient voice.