The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-10 00:00:00

PRICE OF HTOCKS THE
3 perStoek
3 per Ct. Red• • • •••• • • •.• •
3 p. Ct. Cons • • • Ani
34 per Cent..
t per Cente " . _ _

DAY Al' 01411 C O'CLOCK.
India Stock .16bL$fl
Ditto Bondi 68 67

Bali 91.2 d,
39 38 40s pto4
• 10001.
... 30 3S 40 ins
—Small . —s 34) 41 pa
Latteryrickets. . ill.l9s.
C*o. for ... •

Nrw F 005.::..:.: eil
Long 'Ann. ..a.
Imp. per Ct..... Sn

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FRIDAY. EVEN INO. 061OBER 10, 1823.

Svocx Excita'Noc, 12 O'Ct.ocu,l-2Coneols opened this win-
fog at 83 fur the Account, Rod fephiosey 83L with very lit-
tie business doing, as the public are *Siang for•the account of
tee !Amender of Cadiz.
An Express has arrived this morning from Purls, bet It if
supposed it only brought the Papers of Wednesday evening.
which are already anticipated.
FOREIGN FuNos.—The most bnifne,s doing is in Poyals,
Colombian, and Spanish Bonds. All other securities ara no-
minal.

New Spanish Bonds, 27U—Old Spanish, 314 to S —Russian
814—Poysis., iiii--French Scrip, 2/1.

By the arriv4l of an Express to-day, we are enabled to
add to the intelligence inserted in a preceding column,
the following extraLts from the kdoile of Wedaea•
day.
GRAND HEAD QUARTERS.

PORT SAINT ARV'S, SEPT. 29.—We are now returned
to Port Saint Mary's. The, whole of the day we were
in expectation of seeing the King arrive. The Spaniards
abandoned themselves to the greatest joy. At a (planer
of an hour after twelve 'O'clock. we saw coming into the
port, a ship with a flag of truce, sent from Cadiz.
All the population, both French and Spanish, ran towards
the port. They thought it was the King; but Alava,
and the Cunt Torres landed. Our soldiers were fusiouiel
that they were not perni:tted to attack the Island of Leon
yesterday; and on coming to assist the landing. of the
Flag of truce, cried out, " Where is the King?—the
King, or • the assault!" Never was an army • seen that
displayed more enthusiasts. His Royal flightless would
not receive this new Envoy, and we set off again fur
Chiclana.

PORT Sr. MART. SEPT. 29 . —His Royal Highness arrived
here at 9 o'clock in the morning, with all this Staff. Yes-
terday he ran the greatest danger. His Highness entered
in one of the trenches, which were open on the side of the
Bay of Santi Petri. The enemy perceiving him with a
numerous Staff, immediately tired a shower of balls and
grape shot. A ball passed over his Highness's head, as he
was traversing the parapet of Sand.

The Monitcur contains the following, which Las been
addressed to the Ambassadors of the ,Maritime Powers :
" 1 have the honor to announce tp your P.Oellency, that
the Government of the king has given orders to raise the
blockade of the Spanish Ports of Conlon*, St. Sebastian,
and Santona, which have surrendered. Neutral vessels will
be admitted without difficulty.

(Sig►xd)

" CHATRAUBBIAND:'

By the Flanders and Hamburg Mails. which have arrived
this morning, we have received Brussels papers of the 7th
instant, and Hamburg of the 3d. From these we have selected
the following extracts :

FRANKFORT, September 0.--Her Royal Highness the
Princess Louisa of Prussia, is destined in marriage to the
young Duke of Brunswick. The Priticgas is lb year, of age ;
future consort IA.
Letters from Aleppo of the 4th July, have been received at
Smyrna, in which it is said, " The earthquakes have not yet
ceased, but the shocks return ouly at long intervals, and are
but slight. What, however, still keeps us uneasy, is that
violent shocks continue to he frequently felt about Antioch
and Alexandretto. The Porte has sent hither a Capidgi Banta
to take possession of the property of the victims of the Ca-
tastrophe, who have left no heirs.

STUTTGARD, September 98.--Franee having refused to

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allow the Greeks to pass through France, who come through
Germany to embark fur their owo country, the Government of
Wurtemburg has given orders to send back all those who shall
henceforth present themselves at the frontiers of the kingdom,
because their passage through Wurtemburg would net facilitate
their object of returning to their country. The Swiss-Milton'
adopted the same measure some time ago. According- to the
report of those last arrived, 130 were to arrive title autumn Id
the South of Germany. . ,

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