The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-17 00:00:00

THE STA:

amil,sllll.tawalry, to which tbe (lowermost i A la
that the Cortes should tulle as addition of .951) in •
and 7,1137 cavalry, sp ischade she roplacips or.
•hewoldlier. retiring. after The completion of their pe
riot, of venire which had hem decreed bv the peered
lag tortes. This footsore was stated to he netts/wry.
not only for the important settler, the army has b P"—
form, but also for the pnblic advantage, and the cooso-
lidrion of the cmstitnttonal .yeesn.
After some conversation, this application was referred
to the consideration of the war committee.

MAILS.
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3 Waterford 11 1 Hanibre 0
I G. & Jersey - 0 0 Prime - I
0 Lisboa 0 0 Plasulars - 0
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MICR OF STOCKS AT ON C O'CLOCK THIS DAY.
Bask Stock. 248 7 India Stock 234
3 per Ct. Red Bl4 Ditto Roods . 64s Oa pit.
31 per Cr. Coss 62 •1 :South Sea Steak
31 per Ct , Smith Sett Oid A5a.........
4 per Cents 991 83.11111.2 d. 2 A. ,2
New F0ur5...... 1021 • HMS. 5 • s
6 per Ct. 1797. -.---36111. 7s 65... pat.
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LONDON:
TlllinSpAT sysotun, °mosso 17, IS2.
STOCK SICIPA NON 'l'W MYR O'CLOCK•
To-day being pay day, the principal hnsieese doing
among the broker* is settling the differences of their
Arcounts. Consols are S2l& for money, and teht for the
AerOunt.
The badmen in the Foreign Market Ibis Morsiog le
chiefly in New Spanish Bonds. Thil New3Pevytelan
Bonds seem not to go off freely at present. 1p on.tidber
Foreign securities the market remain; steady.
tint—N.4 swinish, 24 —Out. Nl—Mew Preiniten:
—Old. fAni--Ibeds, tell—Bentsh. 014—Neenolltarmegili le
S4--Columbian, 04 to US—Scrip, Pi—Pere, Si h. •
New York and Philadelphia papers have arrived ibis
morning. to tint Ist of September, frets which we extract
the following :-
111111 !Sit Noirnt IVE.SI' (LAN/Y) EXPEDITION
lOW:Viet!, SEPT. 11.—In additiod to the uotroutitti-
cation wh:clo appeared io tie Moyireem Herald of
tow
17th ultimo, 'elegies to the Arctic Expedition, mode,
the orders of Lieutenant Franklin, we are happy to be
empowered to state upon the aotbority of owee user:
arrivals, that the expedition had arrived at the Facial/
la Hideous Bay, owl was oboe. to mobark fo• E4gland.
It appears that the toils and the sufferings of the te;spe.
ditior, have been of a most trying description, an.: that
if Joey du not exceed belief, they are at least of such a
nature es almost to overcome the Mooting heart and de-
ter all titer. ',tempts of a similar tendency. It was listed
out in the summer of ism. and in the course of the fol.
lowing year. it was enabled. by a liberal reidfor.:
from else North West Company. Its advance to
the shores of the Great II•u, Ldte. *biro we
think is situated in *hoot 6J degrees North Lati-
tude. where li enea.npot and wintered. In the
ensuing May It approached to Copper Mine Itieer.l
In forcing their melancholy way tlsruagli the uninha-
bited wilds between the Copper Mine ltiver and the
Great Beef t.ake, they fell completely short of provi-
sion*, and were for many days under the necessity o 7 sub-.
dating upon sea-weeds, or the powder produced from
pounding the withered bones of the food which they hail
already consumed.
New YORK, Serr. 19.—His Majesty's Ship lobige-1
nia, Commodore Sir Itohl.rt Mends, arrived yesterday.
in II days, (row Havannh, on her passage to Ragland
from ibe coest of Africk • which she left on the 516th I
done; called at Barbadoes on the 17th .lelyr. anal arrived
at Jamaica on the 23th lognst—left the C. States
Schoooce at Sierra Leone. Whilst on the coast, the
Commodore lent a Lieutenant sod 25 seamen to the Au-
'
gusts. for the purpose of cruising against the Slave
trailers, and they succeeded in capturing one vessel an-'
der Swedish Colutus. which was rondeitmed by the
misellCominission at Sierra Leone; it having Wee proved
she was in reality Spanish, belonging 10 the Haviorna.,
The Iphigenia will sail in n couple of days for England.
The Boston Advertiser states. that Mr. Matthews has
arrived at Providence, and proceeded to Boston. It op.
pears. from the Philadelphia Gazette, that Mr. Matthews
is to make his first appearance in Baltimore. Phe The. I
sire opens on the 23d lost.
The Deaths in Charlestown. from the lst In the Sti.
Sept. were 191. Of this number uied of the Bilious
fever.

The PHladelphia paper of the 17th alt. conflates e
long proclamation of President Muter, dated August
19, addressed to the people and army of Hayti, concerning
the death of General Remain.

Private letters from New York recetvp,l ills norntn
of the 20th September, state, that .he trade of New
York was carried to Philadelphia, owing to ate fever
still raging with great violence.

Paris papers to the 15th inst. have arrived, but they
are uncommonly barren of intelligence, end contain lit-
tle more than speculations respecting the probable course
to he adopted by the Congress of Verona. An article of
the 3rd inst. from Vienna says that all the individuals at-
tached to the service of the Monarchs or to the Diploma-
tic Body were quitting that capital for Verona. The de-
parture of his Grace the Duke of Wellington was not to
take place before the sth inst. There is no news who's-
ever from Spain in these papers, and that from Fronee
itself, with the exceptions stated below, possesses neither
novelty nor interest. The Coasiitationnel relates a cas
of a Parish Priest of Alsace, who has been removed from
a commune in which he was esteemed and beloved, be-
cause lie had not canvassed for Ministers in the late elec-
tions; because be was in the habits of intimacy with
some of the inhabitants who did not vote for Ministers ;
and because he read the Conatitutiossisel. The other
snick to which we alluded, is that—in the Journal des
Debuts, relative to the Spanish Revolution, and though
the sentiments it expresses are such as might have beer.