The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-02 00:00:00

MAILS.
A•R. tl,ft. ARR.
I DOWn - • 0 0 Holland -
0 Waterford ,/ 0 Hombre'
O G. A Jersey - 0 0 Frtn.te
O lishon 0I 0 Flanders -
O o,mm. rre. - 0 0 America - - 0

PRICS OF STOCKS AT (
Ttnnk Stoek
1 per Ct. :Ted Blll
3 per Ct. Cons.
per Ct. 93
.4 per Cents 99./11
New F0ur5........ 103111
A per Ct. 1797..
Lung Ann O4 13-19
Imp. 3 per Ct
Irish 3 per Cents.

INE O'CLOt K THIS DAY.
WI" Stock • • • • •• • .
Ditto Bonds.. 30s. s.
South Sea Stock. 934
South Sea Old Ann..... Sli
E5.13111.4d. (
Os 76 do pm.
lOW/.
7. be... pm.
Os 7s pm.
I eon. for keel.
Lottery Tieketa 23t.

Zitte intettroman.

TIRITISII ETAT/MI:AN" IS I NrAMPOWID WITH
" Ttit STATISSIAN."

LONDON:
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2.19 m

STOCK ENCIIANOR, TWRITTE O'CLOCK—Little or nn
bn•inets is doing this morning in this MarltPt. Consols
remain steady at 8211 foi money, and at 821 for ac-

count.
Forterstt Mater►.—The observation% In the French
PAM', consenting the Colnmhian Loan, hare thrown a
gtcat panic this morning on the Markets. Colombian
Bends n hich were done in the eariier part of the morn•
ing et Si ex dividend, hart fallen ton, and It is expected
a further depression will take place. fly some persons
it is theorist in be a mancenere on the part of the Colum-
le- flocerninent, not to ratify the Colntnbian Loeb, nn-
til England ar'inowledges their Republic ; hut the
Freesia Paper, L.* had a great effect on the Foreign
Markets, and tended to lower stoat of the Foreign Secs-
( nrities.
Chili, S3l—New Spanish, &) to 70 —Ol4. S3l lo 84—
gew Prussian, 8914 69—Ressia, SO —Danish, 81;
to P?—Neapolitan, lei to 8I cx dlr.—Columbian, 82 ex
div.—Peruvian, SG—Now Spanish Scrip. 41.

EXTRACT OP A LETTER PROM PORT AU PRISM SEPT. 12,
•I inclose yon the price-eurrent, together with the
last number of the TelegrApli, the facts related therein
are enured and I have the satisfaction to add that
very thing here is 11111 r quiet and that the hints of oohs
int a revolution in the country by working on the minds
of the portlier, instead of diminishing. has added to
stren{th of the awernment by proving the affections
of the people, for their Chief Magistrate who in
reality rules over th.ir affections and not ever their
fears. A tanit striltieg proof of this is that the whole
party icterested did not amount to a doz. n men, who
hare all been lung known as disaffected citizens.
also hand you a stateutwut of the total imports into
this place, for the last tie months—
Front the United States - 411092 dollars.
France - - - 136.54
Great Britain - - • 200.192
Germany and Holland - 21t3.163
Coasiderable importations of flour have taken place, and
the price of that article has fallen. Rice, though plenty,
will most probably bold iimpiae,aithe British Islands
will take op the attention e>< tte merchants for omit
time; and upon the whole, the opening of the British
lotsmis must have the effect of benefitting the Imland.-
1),• reports of the Coffee crop continue favourable, and
should we escape a hurricane, the prospects are the
most promising for an early aid plentiful harvest.

We have this m••rning received, by express, the Celestite'.
Hommel. (Per:s paper) of Thareday last, from which we
give the following retracts
°Jess B.—Slinee the depertara °Mord Strengford,

who was rewarded as the chief diplomatist here, the Enropeao
Envo,,a in Per* have entirely withdrawn themselves, and
iovintain no connexion with the Reis Erendi. It would sp.
rear, that being deprived of their leader, they wish to avoid
ail diplomatic concerns, and to await the issue of the Cow-

gress.
Aucmincaon. OCT. 25.—1 t if announced that the
Spanish Charge d'Affaires, near the Austrian Cabinet
hebre the principal Ambassadors departed from Verona
11:01 some conferences with the Prince Metternich and
the I)nke of Wellington, and particularly complained of
the condnet of the French Minister, respecting Spain.
APer this '‘e sent a courier to his (.onrt.

To day at Twelve o'Cloek, there au a Council of

Ministers, at which the King presided, which lasted an
Iniir slut • half, After the Council the King gay.
rudiesire to li.
.tie Villele, President of the Council of

Ninisters, and afterwards the Lieutenant lieneral Lauri-
ten Minkter of the flouitebold. The King did not go
nut. There ass a Connrl of Ministers yesterday even-
ing at the Hotel of the Minister of the Interior.

French Fund., 93.15.—Nrapolitan Bond., 82.

Paris papers had previously reached as to the
31st nit. They announce that the first conference had
talon pi we at Verona on the 20th of Octolter, between
tcc Mr.isters for foreign affairs of the font. Powers of
the Iluly Alliance. The Doke of Wellington WAS the
only foreign Plenipotentiary who was admitted' to the
Ennfeeettee. An extraordinary Courier arrived at the
British Embassy in Paris, on the evening of the 29th,
from Venice, and one was dispatched in the course of
the same night by Sir Charles Smart, to that city.—
papers do not abonnd in political or military
The King of Portugal 1,10141 a decree on
the 9th ult. old-ring all detnonstrations of joy to be
snspend►d on the 1211. the anniversary of his Son's
birth-day, " until. by his obedience to the laws and to
his Father's orders, he should render cif worthy of
the Royal and paternal indulgence." The cointmtnica
lions from Spain are unimportant, with the reception of
accounts of meteor mirky and breaches of faith on the
part of the Royalist. towards the unfartuttive prisoners
they had taken in battle. A letter from Bayonne con-
tain, the following new', which we need scarcely say,
requires confirm ttion An extraordinary courier
from Madrid, who passed through our "own the day be-
fore yesterday, is, they say, b f the information
that 8,000 Portnguese have entered into Spain by the
Algarve.; it is said that they are going to occupy the
province of Andalusd., to facilitate the march of the
Swinish forces to the frontiers of the Pyrenitees."—
Much alarm was excited on Tnemley night, in the car-