The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

Atoll OF r•TOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Beak Stock 249 4 India Stock.
•11 ;et Cent. Rai....... 2944 , Ditto Bonds s. !cis. 4se. pm
3ree .7 t.foe • 7S/iii, South Sea Stock.
j„ pt, Cost ..... .......904$ : South Sea Old Aso
pro, Ceet5.......... on tii Es .Bill 2(1.10001.05.05.25.pm
91trr cts•Nevy....to4 U 4 , ---6001. 08.91.25. pin
3 perCeet i 5me1105.45.25. WA
tang Ana .—. • • ...20,1 9-16 Con. for AL-et 'Nil
Nip. 3 per cent i ladle for ditto
Irish I car Cent ' Lott. Tickets 191. IM

Mil WATS,/ AT LONSON-SAIDSITO-7031111R0W.
Waning 21 M. after 3—Evening 37 at. after S.

trio atattOman.

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SATCRDAt grzNtsc, resituAlty 23, 182!.
STOCK EXCIL4NGE. TEN O'CLOCK.

The HMISe is crowded this morning, and a great
deal of bu►iness is doing. Consols opened at 71111 79;
the 5 per Cents. are 104. When the result of the,
plan of the Lords of the Treunry was first known
yesterday the Funds fell; bat after three o'clock there
was a great quantity of 5 per Cent. thrown on the
Market, and Consols rose per Cent.
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Funds ire not so brisk 113 at the opening of the
Market this morning. Consols are now for the Ac-
count 741. and 5 per Cent. 1031.
All foreign securities are en the rise. owing to the
number of persons investing their property in these
Funds, by which they can obtain a greater interest
than is ours.

Spanish Old Bonds
014
New Ditto
Danish Ditto
Prussian Ditto
Actordisg to the proposed plan respecting the 5 per
Centi. a person who possesse,l 1001. annual income
in that Stock, will get only 841. per annum.

The Cork papers that have reached us to-day, bring
accounts of the second day's proceedings of the Spe-
c, cisl Commission, which will be, found in another of
out columns. The convictions at Cork promise, it is
said, by The Dublin .iforming PoSi, to be more *bun-
doe than at the Limerick Commission. In the
County Limerick the outrages are unabated, and in
tte county of Sligo a temporary barrack has been
burnt by a party of disaffected persona, and a serjeatst
of yeomanry so severely beaten by them, that his
death has ensued. Mr. TROMAB Mix, who was wound-
ed the arm at she late attack on his father's house
it Garrycreen, in the Liberties of Kilkenny, died on
Sunday night last of his wound.
Paris papers to the 21st inst. have arrived this morn-
ieg. The only Dews of interest they contain Motes
ra, to the again of the Turks and Greeks ; and the last
Settees Mtn °drys', under date of January 24, mute:
eat notwithstanding the death of the young Prince
of Persia, there arrives intelligence from all sides, of
the coiXnuation of hostilities between Persil and the
Porte. The Rnglish resident, at the former Court, it
is affirmed, has offered, in vain, the mediation of
England, and the answer he has obtained, is far front
satisfactory. Accounts from Merlin state, that
a smart action lately took place, near Bagdad.
Letters received at Augsburg, from Vienna, on the
15th instant, are said to be by no means satis-
factory, respecting the pacific intentions which
have hitherto been ascribed in that city to the Rus-
sian Cabinet. It is generally believed that important
events will take place in March, fur many persons con-
eider war as inevitable. The Russians seem to be
quite tranquil is Be bia, while the Turks make
marches and counter-marches, which are of Do in-
postanee, but much harass the inhabitants. They
ate putting their fortresses on the Danube la the most
respectable state of defence. Many European engi-
seers (said to be English) bare lately arrived
from Constantinople, and direct all the works.—
There is no appearance of a speedy evacuation of
the principalities.—Letters of the 9th of January,
received at Corfu from the Mores, say, that the
Central Government of the Greeks has constituted it-
self at Argos. The Provisional Commission of Go-
vernment is composed of six Ecclesiastics and six
secular Members. Prince Kuradha, formerly Gospo-
iarof Wallachia, who has resided for some years at
Piaa, in Italy, is named President, aid his son-in-
law Prises Michael Suzso, who is expected from
Russia, vice President. 1
A
vette. is Stet to Leghorn
to take them on board. Prince Cantecuzeno is sent
to Russia, other persons to other Courts of Europe, to
ispiore their aid, or at least their neutrality. The
Senate of Argos intends to publish a declaration, in
which it will promise to adopt a form of Oonrament
mainly monarchical, and to accept it from the hands of
the Christian Powers. The Greeks desire no other
emancipation than from the insupportable yoke of the
Ticks. A letter from Cyprus, of the 11 th Jan. says, we
are io expectation here of very great events. We are
inactive, and but as nothing in the struggle that is
taking place between despotism and liberty, but if we
may trust to the presentiments that agitate us, and the
iotelligeoce from our brethren in the Mores, the ap.
preaching campaign will be nothing less than decisive
for all the Greeks of the Archipelago, and the other
Colonise of the Mediterranean. They work with one
traortlioary activity at 'spars, is augmenting the New
her of ships. and Is arming for war the merchant
vessels, which are large enough to be useful ; ammo.
sides Kim (rem all party, and Europe furnishes us
with distinguished naval officers, whom a cessation
from the late war, or rather the desire of associatiog
its the pease of liberty, brings in crowds to the
Motet aid dm free islands. M. Varracchi, of