The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-04 00:00:00

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ette (4. wroms, AT ONE O'CLOCK., THIS DAY.
Bank Stock ltutla Rest. .... . .........
per Cent. Red. ...... .Sltut Ditto Beene.-.4. 61s. 695. po.
9 per Ct. Cons .79a , Son* Sea Stunk.. ....... 4.
RI per Cent 1 South Iss 01.1 A 55.........
4 'yr Centa...... .... . Shut ' Erlllllll9 / s. 3, es. • ps.
e (AV eft. Navy .... 103 e SI \ ma. $
3 peirVeat " -------3001.: .44.43. pia
1.001/1 Aon Shut -------Sroalt.. bit. Is. pai
Imp. 1 per Cent
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••-trt*lt 15 ear Cent ' Lott. Tickets. ...... 217 19

V Us swami ett Os great ban' Cale if the eircolotiolv of
Tito Svorsessm since tie srrarogevient a lk 3lr. Cos-
, liar, it Ass lens &faun expedient to resvore tie Office
is sum Central aad ssre Coaresiest Promisee,
N 0.107, Ptyalin; and test so delay is tie delivery itr
the Papers say be steallosed by the additional' daily
ibite,fiireadr meiiesres are is eostitypicties.

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LONDON!
TonsPAI rovitno, APpilt. 4, 1822.
STOCK EXCHANGE', TWO.Vg O'CLOCK..
A great deal of busioess ts traosacting this morning
to the market. Consols opened at 79i for the Acconnt,
791 for Howl-, and for May Account 801 to Webave
•no confirmation up to this boar of hostilities having
tomtneneed between theßussi ass and Tarks, but wifeport
prevails that the French Fends have again fallen.—
Private letters are in town from Besot stating that so
Ambassador had arrived from Lisboa to the King of
-Sardinia, who refused his an audience. and would
-not ackoowledge the new Constitution; in rouse-
, sreace of which the Portuguese Ambassador depart-
ed itansadlately. llostirties are therefore expected to
take plate between the two Governments. The above
tirootastaace may account for the reinforcement of
the Austrian army, as well as for the French sending
a large force to their frostier,.
follow :1 "Mon.
The foreign securities are not on the rise this morn-
fug. and 'bat few bargains are rioiag. This is no
doubt owing to the state of the Continent.
• . Spanish Bonds (01d)... BB Sellers
New about the same prier.
Prussian
..... 71 Sellers
rasabian. (old) lO7 Ex. div.
2.0001. .worth of Spanisk Bonds have been atoks
hoes one of the coaches going into the econstry.
GOLD. '
• • We yesterday stated, that, on Monday last, fifers,
tohd eofa. and gold-bathos bad been entered. et the
Castes-house. for esrportados »Balch, Wise s.nonat ,
of Onset 900,000 pausal. Since that. that is to say
since elloaday, there has, wa understand, bees nearly
as much more entered. We also end, that the gold is
going, as we said yesterday, by the means of smug-
glers and others, as it necessarily most. Therefore.
galas the riper-mosey be further contracted, every
• 'kit of cols. and every bar, must leave the esaotry.—
Ij go to the French mini again, as it did is
111117. wises the Old Lady began to pay, when she
aide an attempt to be honest oat of pyre spite, as. it
wove, to the prophecies of the ill-boding prophet then
In Long Island. lt is this compulsion to poy in tees
at the mist price that works the ancieat dame in
Thresaleeedleotreet. Let the mei lords do what
trey will, they cannot, as bong as this compulsion
exist, overlay us, smother us. with their raga.— We
have sow before as a proof of the troth of what the
111-boding prophet so clearly laid down in his Letters
to Landlords, and in his Rustic Harangue at Rattle
namely, that, unless Paces Bill be repealed. the prices
la this convey must, in the race thor.ateards, follow
those of France till they orertake thews!—That Is
enough for the English farmer to know ; for. as to
the katiloreL he (wise man!) has. very frequestly,
the office of mekiar laws fur us and, of coarse. be
toast already know all aloud the matter Bless his
vise paw;

PHOCEEDINOS IN PAIILIA3iI:NT.
list night the repast wse rich indeed The Lords
did nothing bet receive petitions from farmers and
land people k bat. is the ether House, to wl.ich we pre.'
same sot (With six Acts is our eye) to affix a salter.
1s appellation or epithet t i■ that other House there

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was matter, SOME of which, for reasons it weed be an-
necessary to state, we lament did sot come forth on
Mosley last, that Is to say, ea Me first of April;
however, It is carious 'sough, that the Report was
presented ea the strongly marked son' !—Tbe
&objects were the ilaitariaas, the Catholics. and the
Arieskaral avert. Tho two former we shell quickly
dispatch; bat the latter will demand what, we fear,
may be deemed too heavy a draft on the patience of
oar readers.
SMITH presented swivel' peti-
tions prayiag for lalitifkom Me laws that afeet that
day/ and be is to.prepose " a plan" for the purpose I
We bates mat aversion to pleas, and especially when
they are about nothing. What relief is wanted in this
ease. we should be glad to know? There is sousing

werth talking taws; ascots:meted with soy welt thing.
mins the tjaher; sod, we can 'splice one friends, th•
finieseisess, that, to get rid of the;r. thy way is sot to
&easy thing teueltisgeeerinee of religion. If the Vol-
tali..s he wise encash to be abie tojedge between the
digitises of t►e Church and other doe:tines. they eau
seed no paters: for, ti►ey are themselves Doctors is
iNvinity; sad, if they be net wise enough to judge in
this way. why net logiOolg as the rest of aa do and
as their sad oar fathers did ? Bat, above all things.