The Statesman.
London, England, 1824-01-28 00:00:00

HA M BURG MAILS.

Tlisterst.n, Jam. 12.—A few days ago, a Commissary
of Police came here from Nlagdeborg, who, in consequence
of superior orders, arrested the Consator of our high school,
and a Mr. L., a young clergyman in a neigoloooring place.
Report says. that they are arrested for political intrigues.
They were both c widneted to Berlin with an escort of
gens-d'artnes.
VIENNA. 34•;. 12.--The ►atest accounts from Wallachia
say, that M. Xlinziacliy, having fully recovered from the
effects of the accident that he met with on the road from
Lemberg to Bermanstadt. arrived at flitch.grest on the 2tith
December, where he was received with all the honours due
to his rank, and intended, after a very short stay, to pro-
ceed to Constantinople.
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The Oriental Spectator 'avg. that the inhabitants of the
island of eassos seem resolved to assert their independence.
Of 12,0110 of them. 3,090 allc nailer arms. The isl in I is
accessible in one point only, which is stronzly fortified.
The Central Government of Greece has gone to Arens,
whither it has invited the islands to finJU.puties."—(.'lll-
j•euncexc &hung, Jun. 19.)

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PRICE OF wrocKs THIS DAY AT ONE OCLOCK.
Bank Stock... 2494 29 40 in An Ktock
3 per Ct.lted... • 91 91} 8.4 Ditto Bonds... ...... 84 0
3p. CI. Cons... .. . 9lf 91}f Ex .11:11.9d4 1 50 53 54 pin.s
31 per Cent ... ... • 101 MCI I 1900/. t
4 per ee:.ts... • .... ..in..N I --WI-- 56 53 54Pm-
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Long inn *)., :',9 111 I Lottery Tiekets. • ... 191. 19%
Imp. 3 per et 01: Con. for Acct. .91 ti /

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IVEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1624.

Sracn EXCHANGE, 12 O'CLOCK. —Consols opened this
morning. at 9132, with a good deal doing, but soon after
cell to 911 and rose again to fur the account, and for
money 913.

The Expresses from Paris have brought the Rentes at
95. 33, at three o'clock. They left off st 93. 45. to 50.
The pike of Spanish Bonds is not quoted, by which it is
supposed they remain the same as on Saturday, 2.11.
FOREIGN FUN DS. --Spanish Bonds opened this morning
at 25, bat afterwards dropped to 240, wit!► little doing.
New Spanish 1611-01 d 2•1l} to 4—Colombian 63
Chili 771—Russian 904—New Prossisa 894—01 d 91ii
Neapolitan 82—French Scrip 7i--Mexican 44 to 4
Poyais

By an express this morning frarn Paris, we have received

the Meuenger of Monday, and the Etofle of yesterday's date,
from which we select the following extracts :

His Majesty FerdinandVll. hes sent to Prince Carignan, for
hi! services, the grand collar of the Order of the Golden Fleece

(PROM Tne

MADRID. Jan. 17.—Tb. King has appointed second in com-
mand in Andalusia.the Marshal de Camp, Sir John Downie, in
consideratioo of his loyal services ; and his Majesty bas en.
'trusted the command of Ciudad Rodrigo, to Marshal de Camp
Don Philip de Trelle.
The King has issued a deoree concerning the military
it it composed of several chapters, each divided into a
great number of articles.
An evil spirit of disorder .is continuing to operate daily
on the projects of the, overnment, for which there is
no foundation. They report, at Madrid, about a
eiecree of the King, which condemns for ten years to
the gallies all the Constitutional Alcides. This re-
port is spread by the enemies of the throne. They
also state, that the militia are threatened with perpetual
imprisonment, and that new rigours are preparing
for all those who have manifested timely attachment
to the former system ; bet the Government does not re_
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quire to pat io-foree, at present these new acts of severity.