The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-05 00:00:00

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LONDON:
TI:EBDAY EVENING NOTENBER 5, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANCII, TWKIVE O'CLOCK.—Though alb

cloy is • holiday at the Bank, the Stock Exchange is
open. bat there is very little bnsiness doing up to this
hen r. Consols at present are 82.1 for Account, sellers,
. nd 82i for Money.
riIREIGN MARIMT, TIVZI,V• o'CLoctt.—This moment
the gates of the Royal Exchange are opened. Till now
s •,t number of brokers, and other periling, dealers in
foreign securities, assembled outside to transact busi-
ness ; little, however, has been done up to this hour in
any foreign securities. Spanish Bonds seem to be the
favourite this morning.

Chili. s3U—New Bpunish, 6914-01 d, 81—New Pen-
sion, 8911—Old, 881—Russia, 881—Danish, 911
84, 811--Cigninblan, Bp4—Permian, 86—Now
Spanish Strip, 31.

STOCK Exemortm, 1 o'cLocc—The market

steady, at 82j for money—and $32/ for the account, bat
little 'business doing.
iroattcm MARKET, I o'cLoci.—Wbst business is doing
is in Colombia and Spanish Bonds. The forager are bet.
ter since the letters by the Jamaica mail have come to
hand.

We have seen letters from Santa Fe de Bogota of the
19th and 19th of Jone last, which make mention of ac-
counts being received there, of the Loan contracted by
Mr. Leas in Paris—the presumption therefore is, that
at that period they had not received the amount of it,
and that consequently the decree of the• Vice President
li,ner•il Santander, dated on let Jane could have no
n•frrence to it.

Extract of a private letter from Paris, dated Novena.
brr t!ntl
" Half-past three o'clock.
" There will be no hostile measures taken in Congress
acsinst Spain. All that will be done regarding that
P..tt er will be entirely diplomatic.—French Feeds, 93f.
; Spanish, 5 per cent. 691 4.

No Paris papers we►e published on Saturday, on se•
coons of that day bring a holiday. Nuremberg and
ott..•r German papers hive arrived :o the 28th ult. The
Arteriaii Obserrer, which published so many accounts
of the anticipated conquest of the Mores, and of the
total annihilation of Grecian resistance, when the exe-
rotion of the plan said to have been suggested by the'
Court of Vienna to the Porte commented. is now reduced
on that subject to thence. It contains intelligence from
Constantinoplo otos late& date as the end of September ;
lett thongh the Turkish fleet and the Mores are men-
tiened, it is only to assert that no news had been received '1
fr.on either. The important intelligence that the Ens
Bien Western Army, which was to have retired into the'!
ii terior of the Empire, had received orderrto retain its
present position, is repeated in an article from Nurem-
h erg. This disposition tends pouerfully to prove that
t!.e determination of the Emperor Alexander is changed.
'fl ,e Turkish Government, as an instance of its financial
dileulties, has jutted a new gold coin, the weight of,
which is 20 per cent. less than the old. The Emperor
of Austria has revoked the Decree of the 12th Augnst
Ivo, relative to the transit of goods through the king-
dom of Lombardy and Venice, and, has replaced every
thing on the same footing that it was before. At the
close of the Hungarian National Synod, on the 16th
trir. the Seeretcvi:-. read the very long Decree drawn up
in .he tatter .Sitting respecting the depravation of morals
it .he present times; this Decreeis ditided into four parts.
1. The source of this corruption. 2. On the measures to
hr adopted to check it. 3. On the education of youth.
4 tin the discipline of the secular clergy. The disci-
ri.ne of the regular clergy was discussed in the previous
Siting, and the Decree of the Sva,d on that subject
stianiotously approved. As one instance of good sense
may be noticed en article dated Cologne, which states,
that in consequence of a report of a pretended miracle at
the Church at Zoos, (the crown of the image of the
Virgin emitting dames) which caused thousands of per-
sons to come to that town to witness the prodigy, the
Magistrate bad ordered the image to be removed.

A Jamaica mail arrived this morning, to the 17th of
Sep•ember, by which uehave received the folios' ing :
From the Royal Gazette, of the 14th of September.
By the Ghent, from Cub; regular files of Havannah
papers, to the 12th, have been received. The papers of
tit at date contain the following statement, which shows,
that the pirates are within a fed' miles of the 3luro :
.` The Spanish brig, Buena, Ventura, in 25 days from
Baltimore, was fired at, bye small open boat, only three
I. agues from the Moro; but, after the brig fired at the
pit Ate, she made off.
Extract of a letter front the Havannah, of the 15th
ult. : —The Tyne and Iphigenia arrived, but if you have
sent any thing important, by the convoy of the former'
it runs a risk, as she has abandoned the vessel., and not
one lots appeared. [ fhe fleet that sailed under the con-
voy of the Tyne, ou the 12th, it will be remembered
wis numerous, amongst which were several vessels
bound to the Havannah, of great interest to the Mer-
chants and underwriters of Landon j
iVe learn, by the Adeline, that General Morales' ex-
pedition made its appearance off the bar of Maricaibo,
on the 29th ult., but that no engagement had taken
place. The expedition which stood for the Capr, the
following day, took four small canoes, with Indiana on
board.

Extract of a letter from Mexico, August 2.---Ku
doubt you hare beard of our Emperor baying been
crowned, but,l can assure you,n hit little enthusiasm, as