The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-10 00:00:00

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LONDON,
WLONVOLT ITZXINO, JULY 10, 1822.

STOCK EXCHANGR, ONR O'CLOCK.
The Foods look heavy at 901, and for the opening,
80e, with bet litttle doing.
NSW PRUSSIAN LOAN.
This morning was issued, a circular stating that his
Majesty the King of Prussia had agreed with Mr.
Rothschild for a Loan of Three Millions Five Hundred
Anusind P,,unds, and that the following were the
tettus nn which it was offered to the public :—Of the
st:st of 300,0001., only Two Millions are to be sego.
dated at presest, but the whole amount of the Loan
will be divided into Bonds bearing Five per Cent.
interest, thus
2110 Bonds of SlOOO nub 1100.000
1000 Ditto WO - - - 600,000
2.1300 Ditto 2511 - - - 780,000
20,000 Ditto lOU - - 0,000.000

t 5,000,000
The dividends to he paid on the lit of January and
let of July of each year, in London. The present
prise of the Bonds, ri-1 per cent. as only a deposit of 10
par cent. is required, till the broads are ready foe deli-
very, s bleb will be in October. A Sinking Pend of
one percent. is attached to this Loan, upon the same
principle as the last, and a disconot at the rate of fire
per eclat. per ammo will be allowed for the payment
in anticipation.
Mr. Warfarin:A:is offices, sons after the Circular
was issued, were crowded with Brokers offeriag their
subscriptions, which so far exceeded the amount re-
quired, that he dismissed them all with a request that
they would write to him and state the sums they sr
serally desired.
It is reported that the contractor has got rid of the
loan at 10 per cent, premium, thereby clearings prefit
of 350.000: The Bonds have been done at 84‘. The
deposit of 10 per cent. it is supposed, is the cause of
the depression in the other funds.

A Halifax Mail arrived this morning to the 20th,
and New Brunewiek papers to the 12tb of Jane, but
they bring no news of importance.

Paris papers which have arrived to the Sib instant, '
;ng a demi-official statement from the Moniker of '
a fresh attempt at n.ilitary insurrection by a Lieut.-
pant-Colonel named Caron. It appears that, in con-
cert with another military man of the old army, named
Roget, who directed the riding-school of Colmar, be
tampered, as he thought sneceesfully, with t►e sub-
officers of the 46th Regiment of the Line, and the
Chasseurs of the Allier and Charante. On the 2d of
July a squadron of each regiment of Chasseurs set
nut, and were soon met by Caron and his accomplice.
The former took the command, and they advanced—
he crying Vice L'Emperenr. The troops, however,
boon demurred to his orders, and he, suspecting
treachery, changed his uniform and attempted to
escape ; but the Officers, who were disguised as pa-
vutes, instantly took the command, and Caron and
Roget were arrested. It is reported that General Ber-
ton has refused to answer an interrogatory on the
ground that the Chamber of Peers Is alone competent
to try him. The proceedings in the Deputies, on Sa-
turday, were of no public interest. The principal
subject of discussion was the Petition of an Ex-Colonel,
who complained of having been struck out of the
Army List without trial or inquiry. It was rejected.