The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-08 00:00:00

Vie Stateontatt.

" VIZ STATZSMAN 1$ INCO
" sTernime."

ITID WITS

LONDON:
nitwit s'IINING, NOVI3IIIII 8, 1811.

STOCK Excnass% Twits* seCtacit.—Soma Tin
Leafy sales ben been wads this useraisg, and geed
deal of bedews is doing. Emmett opened at EM, went
down to 1. and nee to this hour. At present they are
bin. for Accosnt, and 82j for Mosey.
FORSION Maaitirr.—A great psis prevails Lire, par-
ticularly In Spanish Bowl% sad a vast deal of business
bas bees transacted. Some attribute the depression ef
the Market to the operations of the Stock Exchaage;
but it is supposed by the wail 'abased, that it Is owing
to as express front Paris, bringing the Foreign Funds
mash lower tress that capital.
Chili, 011—Mw fine,* Ml—New Prussian.
b9-01%1111leside, 9x—Neeptilltas. SO—
ki..rip. st—.Csiesiblan till—New Spanish
Scrip, t to e.

This day, at neon, arrived as Express from Paris,
bringing she 1 Is of ififlesday last, from which
we give the following extracts :
PereltenUltO, OCT. 16.—We expect the rehire of the
Emperor the end of December, or the beginning of the
Lew year. Mr. Rothschild Consul general of Austria has
recently left oar city.
STOCiIIOLN, OCT. 18.—It le said that oar Ambassador
at Paris is recalled, owing to his being appoisted to
some other situation.
Alloollo. OCT. 15.—Our revolutionary Journals have
speculated for several days to persuade the public that a
treaty exists between Spain and Portugal; that the lat-
ter was to send 18,000 infantry and two cavalry to
the frontiers of France. We have certain accounts that
She above treaty does net exist. The Count Castro To-
rrents is arrived under an escort from Vehicle. The
Ilareschal de Camp Heron, a Prosaism& is the service
of Spais, who commanded one of the Regiment* of
Guards, has been seat to prison, sad we are assured
that the same fate is eeeeee ed for the Doke Infested°
aid Marquee Amarillo., and *great Number of others.
An extraordinary Courier arrived yeettirday from
Vi-
eons.with loiparlias fee sarilowsmost ; Wes roper's&
they are favourable m the owe of the Dessanaleadoe.
Lettere from Batavia, of the I illt *fluty, state tMs plate
to be very sickly, and all the crops to have tailed, whisk Mae
caused a famine. The Gwent Smith, arrived at Antwerp,
lost, on bet passage, three of her mates, and half bet crew.
Tire Paris papers of the sth state that the King weal
out on an excursion towards Choisy.
A private letter from Paris, dated the 6th says," Font
couriers from London have arrived briefing an account
of the depression of your foreign fends which has bad
the effect of lowering our market. We have here a Mr.
Overden, who bits come express to contract a loan of
20 millions rentes for the Spanish Regalists."
The price of the Retetes on Wednesday, at the close,
was 94 1. 50r.

Paris papers had previously arrived to the 6th, but
brought no intelligence, political or military, which claims
w Itch attention. The only articleofinterest is a cowman'.
cation from Vienna which renews the assertion that the
dnration of the present Congress will be much shorter
than bad been anticipated, at least with respect to the
actual presence of the Sovereigns, for the assembly of
the Ministers and Plenipotentiaries is to continue or to
chat according to circumstances. It also affords fresh
grounds to believe that all idea of an armed interfer-
race in the affairs of Spain has been abandoned. The
Dotes, it is said, drawn up in concert on the part of
France, Russia, Austria, and Prussia, relative to the
modification to he made in the Spanish Constitution,
k see been transmitted to Madrid. bat the Spanish (Jo.
verement has returned no satisfactory answers to these
communication'. Bayonne papers, arrived to the let inst.
state a fact which, if correct, would be of some import-
ance, as it would show that a change bad really taken
place is the unjust and hostile policy hitherto pursued
by the Freaeis Cabinet, to foment and swish dissen.
lions in Spain. It is that all the Spanish Refugees at
Mevonne bad received orders to retire into the interior
of Prance, where of course they could no longer be so
actively Ma effectually employed in organising rebel-
lion in their country. These orders, however, would
be of re, value, if it were true, as sssss ted,:that the Coos.
mittee of Rguie, which sits in that city, were exempted
from their operation. As so mucks bee lately been said
respecting the health of the King of France, It may not
be improper to observe, that on Monday ha gave se►eral
audiences, and visited Vincennes.

FRENCH FUNDS, Nov. 5. —Firs per cents. opened at
93f., closed at 92f. 65c.; Neapolitan 5 per cents. 79g.
Exchange on London, one month, 125 f. 40c.; three
months, 45f. 20c.