The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-07-10 00:00:00

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13lielLIDAY MIMING. JULY 10. 1623.

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WititaWthiit moroing received Frankfort papers of
40,1nstant. By the extracts subjoined, it will appear
tkoitswkile a new spirit is rising anionic the people of
Gettamay, in the form of commercial jealousy. the old
mbff-lclains itshold among the Princes against any politi-
eil'innbeation that does not receive ifs origin or sanction
from themselves. flow en old Jacobite would chuckle
at itching • anol4anogniaa. Ambassador style the late
WesephalianGoceroment an usurpation!
STUITG&3II. Jnetrile...-Ateording to authentic amounts,
the Pleilpetentlaries of titm,Grand Duchy of Weimar and
11.1 Saxon Duchies,,and of the houses of Reuss sad Schwartz-
hosrg. have been assembled again since the ibili of this
vionth, at Armitedt: ii Order to continue the negotiations
relative to the isnrodnottion of measures of reprisal for the
protectioa of commons sad their manufactures. The re-
aming of these negociations may be considered as. a eon-
sequepcv of the ardent desire which the States of the Grand
Deelty of Weimar hatecipressed to their Sovereign, to see
the negotiation at Armiladt, as well as those at Darmstadt,
beconght, •if possible. fo' the 'conclusion *Welt' hu been so
lbng wished for. The ntogeciations at Darmstadt, which
EttilOw•eh suspended these three mound; beaten :me of the
States of the South of Germany has not yet made its decli-
vities+, will probtMy be resumed with the greater activity
after the openoug of the Assembly of the States of the Grand
Duchy of Hesse, which wtttlake place on the 15th August,
as the Gratid Dacil,Goveroment seems firmly resolved to
pat an end ro the tery infusions uncertainty which arises
from the slowness of the nespeeiations, unless they should
make before lhat time such a progress as to give well-
grounded assurance that the Congress et Darmstadt will at-
tain the object for which it *is assembled.
. Pnener6wr.lutv 9.—The Diet of the German Confede-
ration in its sitting of the Mho( last month, which was de-
diaated to the debates on the Report of the Committee upon
• the affairs of the lite Kingdom of Westphalia, resulted that
the Reports of the Committee and the Declarations of the
aohenoment concerned, should he put to the vote on the 4th
of December. in the course of the Debates, the Hasson-
_ ries Ambassador said net the King had never recognised
the Zingidemtst siffeeiphalii as legal, and begged !este to
• • refer. fro a pettiest piesented by the Hanoverian Minister at
the t7oastreeamMeass► in which the grounds are developed
on which his Majesty founds his arguments for nut consider-
ing himself as bound by the acts •ef the Westphalian tdo-
. veheMent, which wg an usurpation net recognised in any
to•eaty to %Moth Itiolilajesty was a party.
The Ambadsndor ot the Elector of Hesse repeated his de-
-•• : Zation that his Master the Elector did not recognise the
• -', peteace of thelliet in the affair of the purchases of do-
•a; reelneis: the kingdomefWestplonlia, any furthertkie Its in-
,; Verentioaand recommendation teethe purpose/of i educing as
.ge; • 'limitable ar•sogenteut :,, that incompliance with such meow-
gteodstiou which was made in 1517. alniesnie adjustments had
,'• "Moe been made, some very lately, with several of these
i insghtsers, so that by far the greater number are satisfied :
Iftti Ambassador protests neatest any intervention which
• Wont go farther, and interfere In the internal administration
ang legislation. The Electoral Ambassador had hoped that
. after triton had been stated by the Hanoverian Ambassador,
a,propossl would have been made for the Diet to decline all
fProber discussion of the various claims on the abolished
kiuedom of Westphalia.
,Fisaum, June 2.l.—The nett number of the bulletin of
. the LOWS is•expected to contain the plea determined upon by
arninent fur tile organization of the States of the
Joaneell of Brandenburg.

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The French pprrs'of nay'Mod are arrived, bat they
ebntlin nothinittett'Om the army in spin.
• rueNen FUNDS, Pants, Jci.y 7 —Fire per cent. Con-
'Mls 9)~(1 at SS, GO.; closed S. 55.; Bank Sock,
1,51;0.; Neapolitan live per cents. 7-It. Exchange on
Loudor, one inuntb,w2s, 70.; three months, 95, 50.

• • ST.'ICK EXCIIANGE, 12 &mom—Consols opened this
Morning at 831, at which price they have kept steady,
with little business doing. It is not expected much bu-
siness will be alone until it is known that the French Loan
Nis been contracted for, which, it is supposed, it will be
t'ils day at Paris. s•
An Express has arrived from Paris, bringing the,
Erencli funds at S9f. GOc. We do not hear any news of
consequence from the French armies in Spain.
FOREIGN Fuxos.—Spanish Bonds opened at 326 ; got
np to 32fj-33, but were afrerwards 321. It is reported
that they come from Paris 38.
New Spanish 321 to f —Colombian 61—New Prussian
81, Ex-dividend—Russian 8.31 to 81—Danish 87j, Ex-
dividend—Columbian 57.