The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-16 00:00:00

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LONDON:
FRIDAY EVENING, 2VOUST 16. 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVe O'CLOCK.

Sca►cely any business hitherto has been doing to
day. and Consols woollens steady at SOU, and Reduced
at t 1 to I

This is Pay Day for Chili fiends, but op to this
hoar we have not heard of any defaulter. Some differ-
ence! have been settled, tut not to any :treat amount.
There is very little business doing in /foreign securities.

Orea o'CLoeu.—There is no alteration in the Stock
Exchange Market. Consols remain steady at 804.
There is so business of consequence doing in the
Foreign Fends.
New Spesteb. 6$ to 4-01d.114-14ew Prestian.oBl-016.
inf—Rnsslan.P4l to ssi—Dauieb,97—Nespolitae,
74—Columbian, 8141—Serip, eq.

Charle,ton papers have arrived this morning to the
10th ult. but they contain nothing worth mentioning,
except the arrival of the United States Schooner, the
Grampus, from a successful cruise against the pirates
on the north coast of Cuba. The particulars of the
Oranspus's success. are not, however, stated.

Paris papers, which have arrived to the 14th inst..
have brought intelligence from Greece of the most gra-
tifying nature. The face of the contest is entirely
changed, as appears by the following trticls from Sim-
iles t—" The Greeks have sent oat an expedition un-
der the orders of Captain Diamanti, which passed the
Golf of Thessalonics and surprised the town of Cal-
rendre, which was pill ;,•ed by the Turks last year. It
is said they pet all the Mahommetass to the sword.—
As soon as the new Governor received information of
this, he stopped his march for Latin.. where he was
going to the assistance of Chenesbid Paths. Even if
Manned cannot keep Cassandra, this attempt with
1,500 m►n on a town as populdUs as Thessalonica
chews, at, least, a considerable degree of boldness and
skill.•'—Letters from Odessa Inform us, that Lord
Strangford had delared to the Porte by the orders othio
Court. that he will immediately leave Constantinople,
if such scenes as those at Scio be renewed. it is added
that the Greek Refu;rees in Russia, considering
that the Emperor Alexander bad abandoned their
cause. and not being allowed to embark at Odessa nor
at Trieste, had set out in 1 bodies, with the in-
tention of walling all the way to Ancona, and of sailing
from that port, to join their countrymen in fighting the
battlesof their country. The intelligence from St. Peters-
berg comes (town to the 25th ult. and the following part
of it which is extracted from the Augsburg Gazette,
must, if true, prove highly interesting :—" Mention
has been already made of the efforts of demagogues,
which have been manifested not only in the division
of Orin., hut in the whole of the second corps of the
army under General Sabaniew. The following Is what
is at present reported:—' A Major of the Orlow diet-
Ilion was directed to instruct a sub-officer and two eel-
diets of that division in the rudiments of the Mime-
ferias system ; they were to return to and propagate
the system through tb• corps. Bat it was soon per-
ceived that these persons eagerly spread around them
principles of Atheism and of democracy. Several of
the Russian Carbonari were condemned to bescoarged
but it is said that the soldiers refused to assist in the
execution of this sentence. and that a sensation had
been manifested which obliged General Sabaniew,
Commandant of the second corps of the army, to re-
place the Orlow division by other troops, and to dis-
arm a party of the former. Count Orlow was banish.
ed to the country seat of his father Count Ra-
jensliy, commandant of Blew. The Major, and seve-
ral Officers and soldiers were arrested. Upon inquiry
it bas been found (as at present pretended) that the
most dangerous principles had been spread, not only
through the division of Orlow, or the corps of Seba-
niew. but also in the army of Count Wittgensteioi
and io the distant cantonment*. S I Officers
of the first distinction have 'beet sent back to their
families ; others have been placed under surveillance.
Several soldiers were punished with the knout(flogged)
and others sent to Siberia. The regiments com-
posing the Orlow division were iocorporated i■
other divisions ;—two regiments were disbanded and
.re-organised.'" The intelligence from France itself
possesses very little interest. A letter front Poitiers
states that General Berton was constantly employed
in writing, and complained that be was not allowed
to see his children. " Two gendarmes remain day
and night in his room, one belonging to the foot, sad
the other to the horse gendarmerie. Two gaolers Oro
copy the antichamber, with orders neither to sleep
nor even to sit dorm Besides this, three other es-
closures, guarded by three sep irate gaolers, divide
him from the external posts, which are kept by 60
men. The latter are changed twice every day, ■nd
the former once every hour."
Fossicst Fume, AUG. 13.—Five per Ceot. Consols
opened at 93f. 40c. closed at 93f. 35e. Neapolitan
Five per Cents. 733. Bank Stock 1622 f. 50e. Ex-
change on London, one month, 25f. 40c.; three do.
25f. 25c,