The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-10 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 10, 1823.

,STOLA OXCIIANGI, 12 o'CLocc--Consols opened this
tuorniag.at 851, aid got up to;, with a great deal of bu-
siness doing for the account.
The Rapmses from Paris bring the French Rentes after
the 'Change at 91-30 ; and Spanish 28 to 29.
A report prevailed, that Mr. Parish had returned to
Pais frees Madrid, not without some promises from the
Spanish Ministry. in regard to the Spanish Loans, which,
it is expected, will be soon taken into consideration, and
have a favourable result. _ _

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FORSIGN FUNDS.—Spanish Bonds opened at 261 j j, at
which price they remain.
New Spanish, 191.—01 d, 261.—Colombia, 5911.
Ciiiii, 67—itubsia, b6i—Poyais, 4to —Portuguese Stuck
26 pet cent paid on it at 87.

Byau Espress from Paris, we ha►e received this fore•
noon, the journals of Tuesday, from which we extract the

(MOH THE ETO!LE.)
DATONNE.—The corps of Reserve of Bayonne will not
be more than 12,000 men. About 53 persona, members
of the Constitutional Municipality and the Revolutionary
authorities, have been sent to Ceuta.

COURT News.—His Majesty's heard mass in his apart-
went. —Yesterday Prince Carignan dined with the King.

(BY EXTRAORDINART COURIER.)
MADRID, Dec.,2.—The King, our Lord, has issued the
following Decree, dated Nov. 28
By his declaration of the Bth December, 1763, my
anus; ancestor, Charles 111. ordered, that his brother-in-
law, Don Ferdinand, should take the title of Duke of
Rama, which the Archduchess Maria Isabella, of Parma,
also bore in the reign of Philip V. and Ferdinand IV.
in quality of niece to the King; therefore, according to
the resolution of the Bth December, 1817, which maintains
in all its force and vigour the decree of my august ances-
tors:preserving the destination and inheritance, and that
GOS may grant said inheritaitco to Doo Carlos and Don
Maria Francisca, my beloved brother and sister-in-IAT.
(Signed) SAEZ.
. Hie Majesty presided at a Council of Ministers, which
lasted two hours.
The English cause to leave Gibraltar all the Cocotte.
Bona! refugees.

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They ccustintie to disband all the regiments of volunteer:
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Generaltonnt Bourck, tad tb• Catep
Illlueseennas are arrived at Paris. , • •
(raom TUE JOURNAL IS TIDENCS Of TUESDAY.)
Monday. December B.
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They write from Bayonne, 4a.l4seember, that two vessels
have arrived from Cadiz, andAllptlklm Corunna, having on
board a number of Spaniards:lSO are come to take refage in
France.

(racist THE JOURWAL DES DERATS.-DEC. 8.)
They write from Vienna that a Pegociatiou, which had taken
place for some time pilit by Mr. Irving to regulate definitively
the debt of Austria to England, has at length terminated, and
cannot fall to be of great advantage to the Public Funds of
that Power.
(mu TH4•CONSTITUTIONNEL OF DEC. 8.)
They write from Frankfort that the Loan of Guebbard meets
there with the same success it had on the 'Changes of Lyndon
sad Paris.—All the efforts which the Agents of that house
have made could not negotiate one coupon.

Now York Papers have this morning arrived to the 17th
Nov..of which the following are extracts :
O&M Tat PHILADELPHIA PAPE& OF THE 12th Nov.)
LATEST FROM THE BRAZILS.
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Rio JANEIRO, Sarz.6.—The only occurrences in politics
of any interest, are the report of a Constitution by the
Committee to whom the interesting subject was referred,and
the arrival of an Agent from the King of Portugal with de..
patches for his Royal Highness ; with! whom, however,
the Government has decided in net holding any common•
cation, as he is not prepared to recognize the independence
of the Brazils, and the Emperor's title. The despatch
vessel is allowed to take refreshment and depart.
FRENCH SPOLIATIONS.

We have been credibily informed that the tl time to in.
demnify for the spaliations committed by the French,
twhich were given up to that Power by the United States
or a valuable consideration in the convention of 19111, are
about to be urged against this blovernment at the ensuing
session of Congress, under a course of proceedings
promises relief to the long•suffering claimant.
(MOM THE COMMIE( AL.ADVERTISER, 12TH NEV.)