The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-15 00:00:00

STOCK EXCH4NOIC, 12 o'CLocx.-1n consequence
the neutrality indicated by the official corresrondeur••,
and the speeches of Lord Liverpool and Mr. Canning.
the Funds are gradually improving. Consols opened at
761 iii, at which price they remain seedy, W ith little
doing,
One Express arrived this morning from Paris, ro
•doubt with the French' papers of Sunday, but no
intela-
gence hes transpired. It is still the opinion of a great
military character in this country, that if the French arr,y
keep together, they will eventually be starved ift
and if they separate in divisions, they will be defeated in
detail.

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FORRIGN MARKET.—This being settling day in all fo-
reign Securities, numbers of persons are busy in settling
their accounts, and we do not hear as yet of any del,ulters.
Spanish Bonds opened at 34 went up to 3111.
Chili, 69f to 70—New Spanish, 31H—Old nothing done
—New Prussian, 811-01 d, 92—Russian, 731—Danish, Sef
to 83—Colombian, 621.

Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Con•
stantinople, dated March lit
" According to :plaices from Smyrna of the-4th tot.
it appears that the island of Syra had been tttacked, and
the h reach Consulate totally destroyed. Suibe• men of
war of that nation had gone down to enquire into the
circumstances."
Sin C. RamPraLDit.—Yesterday, in the afternoon, the
bulletin was—" Sir Charles had a restless night : to-day
he suffers much from pain." This forenoon, in answer
to enquiries; the reply was still unfavourable. ,
Yesterday, was married by special licence, In Lower
Brook-street, by his (irate the Archbishop of York, and in
the presence of many of the near relations of the parties,
Emma Agues, .the second daughter of Henry Howard, of
Corby Castle, in the County of Cumberland, to the Right
Hon. William Lord Pete.
The average of Bank of England Notes, itc. in circuls-
tlon,for the quarter ending the oth instant, is 16,1441,734/.

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I Is. 3d.
'rite General Quarter Sessions of the Peace far Hamp-
shire, commenced on Tuesday last, when the Magi-itrates
proceeded to the Election of Chairman of the County S-..-
gone, In ,a Room of the late Sir J. H. Newbolt, where .in
the motion of Sir T. Bering, Bart. seconded by Sir C.
lielse,tbe lion. and Rev. George Herbert was unaninicms-
ly elected. I
SEFERITT OF THE WZATOEIL IN ITALV.-.NAPLEI,
Mnicit 22.—Yesterday, at day-break, we were much stir-
prism( to see Vesuvius and the neighbouring mountains
covered with snow. Though now at the vernal equinox ,
we have all the rigour of winter—a. strange occurreune
in our climate, where the fine season usually sets in early.
Accounts which we receive from the Abruzzos, show that
the cold is there also very extraordinary. In the city of
Aquilla there fell such a quantity of scow for 31i hour,
without interruption, that the roofs of five churches have
souk under the weight.
At Beech of Magistrates on Thursday, it. which I.
M. Cripps, Esq. presided, the oonamitment of Spring and
Shelton, in default of bail, was directed to be made out. It
was supposed, that the measure named would bare been car-
ried into effect on the following morning—but,itis said, that
both bare been since liberated, not is consequende of bail
being procured, but upon their own rec 3gnizances !—(Susses
Adrertiser.) .