The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-21 00:00:00

LONDON:
MONDAY SWUNG, OCTOBIII 21, 1822.
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STOCK EXCUANGIC. TWELVE O'CLOCK.
There is little or se besiness doing this morning.—
Consols are 8211 for Money, und 82H for Account.
This moment there is a report, said to have come by
private letters, that the King of France is very ill.
There is ►ery little bustle in the Foreign market this
morning, • and but few bargains have been slay►. which
were effected chiefly in New Spanish Bonds. AB other
Foreign securities are rather heavy.
Chili, 110--New Spanish,73-01d, 061—New Prussian, 00
.000—Russia, 90—Danialt,111—Neepolltaa. 00---ffedr,
04—Golumbiatt. 9S—Scrip, 06k--Peruvian, 87i--Now Spa-
nish Scrip, 61 pr.

New York Pernr have arrived this morning to the
25th of September, from which we extract the follow-
lug:
By accounts received here from St. Salvador, to the
13th ult., it appears that the Patriot fleet from Rio Saota,
sent by the Prince Regent, had beea off the port about se-
ven or eight days ; the Portuguese squadron of about the
same strength, was also off the harbour, and the two
hostile /sets have been in sight of each other from that
period, without tiring a gun. It was expected there
would bea bloody contest between the Royalists and the
Independents, bat it was believed that the latter would
triumph. It is understood there are several millions of
dollars laying, which the Patriots are anxious to obtain
possession of, but which the Potteriese are equally
anxious shoald be ph- cedbeyond their reach.
Usu.—Accounts are stated is the Nations: Intel-
lignite? to have boinfeeceived at Waskiagton, brought
►y Lieut Weaver, of the limited States navy, that'
oe the 25th of Jane, there bad been as engagement be.
twain the Royalists, near Lima, sad a division of the
Liberating Army. in which the latter were defeated;
bat so particulars are given.
COLUMBIAN Rsruatic.—The latest dates, by the
way of Curettes. dated Aerial 13. state. that
the Spanish esseral had. by a raped and combiaadl
movement, dilappoiateel the upoctatioas of the
Columbian forces. who hail bees drawn in consider).
able numbers from Yalmecla and Careens. in
anticipation that Morales wield certainly make as at-
tempt to penetrate to the capital. ►ut ameerdieg to all
accounts he has oompletsly dreeivall them, and shaped
her coarse to the leeward. The editor of the above pa-
per adds, " we t►ink there is little or so doubt Morales's,
destination is Maracablo."

A St. Thomas's piper of the 30th ■lt, states, that
two vessels, the Tarantula and Lady Barrington, are
handy expected at Porto Cabello. from Cuthegens, the
former aosinting 14 gams and the latter 28 guns.
manned principally by British. These vessels, with largo
supplies of army. clothing, and ammenitioa, had been
sent eat by Mr. Meade:, the Columbian Deputy io
London.
HOARD or 11114T11, SINT. 23.—it will be sees by OW
official reports, of last week of deaths. that our list is not
longer than usual at this season of the year, and that ea;
of 48 cases of the prevailing fever, reported last week,.
there bare been only 16 deaths.
Extract of a private Letter from New York, Sept. 24.
—Oar city is in a wonderful confined state, although the
cases of fever have not increased ; but 1 do not expect
we shall be able to retorts to our homes before ibe Month
of November, when 1 have every expectation that we
shall have very active badness:

Paris patters, which have arrived to the 19th instant,
contain an article from Ais•la-Chapelle, which is, if cor-

rect, of

It states the receipt

of " positive intelligence" at Warsaw, announcing, that
the major part of the Russian army, called the Army
of the West, which was to return to the interior of
the empire, had received orders on the contrary to pre-
serve the {milieus which it ocenpied on the frontier,
and that the winter quarters swiped to the army of
,_the South were mach narrowed, Ilse troops being SO
disposal that they could be collected on a short notice,
If the Turkish army, continued on the right bank of the
Denetbe, should ever make any threatening demonstra-
tion." This affords fresh evidence that the evacuation
of the Principalities, though so repeatedly called for by
Russia and promised by the Divan, has never been car-
ried into fair and complete ezeention. With respect to
Spain, the intelligence, as usual, is contradictory. The
' Ultra prints continue to give relations of battles which
have never been fought, and of view' ies which have
never been gained. One thing, however, is certain, that
all the divisions of the Constitutionalists were pressing
forward through different roads to a common centre.
the Seo of Ur„ el, upon which the Royalists were falling
hack, and where, most probably, the grand and decisive
battle would be fought. These Journals make no men-
tion of the order, stated in the letter we inserted on Ss.
turday, to have been sent by the French Police to Sir
Robert Wilson to quit Paris and Prance in twenty-four
hours.

There is no quotation of the Funds at Paris riven
for Wednesday, being the anniversary of the death of
Marie-Autionetta. On Thursday the prices were—Five
pet Cents. 931.65 c. I Rank Skirts, 1655 r Neapolitan
Stock, SOL Exchange on Loudon, at one nientho
35. ; three months, 23. 20.