The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-09-17 00:00:00

STOCK EXCHANGE, 12 o•CLoca.—Coneola opened Is,
morning at 83 for money, sod and 83} to } for the Amu
with little doing.

The &presses from Paris have brought the French
at 91. 25., aad Spanish 42i.

Fonstou FliNDS.—Tbere is little doing in &Unroll
Funds, as it is settling day for these. There-are no clefs
ten at present.

Spanish, 351.—Columbiss. 1114—French Scrip, ei,
sia, b SSI. k

Private letter from Paris, state the Duke de Gaischti
dined with the King of Spain ; end that Riego has (pit
Malaga, which has bees entered by the French.

The Allgemeixe Zeitxng, or Universal Gazette oft,
burg, contains in one of its last Numbers the fallowing
motor, under date of Vienna, Sept. 3.:
•" It is said that the Emperor will not set out on the 16
for the frontiers of Russian Poland, where he is to hare
interview with his Ally the Emperor of Russia. The ph
of meeting is Czernowitz. Prince Metternich will acco
patsy his Majesty, as well as M. de Tatischeff.
" The diplomatists of this capital say, that this meets
is only the prelude of a second Congress, which will prof
bly take place at Milan, and where the affairs of the Pea
oda, and the mode of Government which the Holy Anion
shall think fit to canse to be adapted in Spain and Poe
gal, will be discussed.
" Prince Metternich, who will be present at the hit
views of the two first sovereigni of the North, is to alba
to them a plan which has for its object to consolidate t
peace of Europe on new foundations, by founding a a
sort of national representation, without at all derogsti;
tram the monarchical principles established from time it
memorial, and from the system of legitimacy recognis
by all the members of the Holy Alliance. It is mum
that this Minister did sot think it right to present his pit
at Verona, where he would have experienced a dangerca
opposition on the part of the Briti'li Minister,. bat help
sires to have the previous approbation of thew to
Monarchs before submitting it to the examination of
great assembly."
Letters from Smyrna are in town dated Aug 2; lle
mention that on the lit of that month a shock of ebb
qnske had been felt there, which had done some littlish
map., but they contain no political news.
When bunt Byron sailed from Genoa to Greece, he
understood to have taken on board his own vessel, wadi
arcoutrements, ?goal to the equipment of 1,500 meta.
Many English officers, upon halipsy, then resident i
It sly, are said to have accompanied him on his chi valru:
expedition.—Lord Byron's letter to the Greek Conlin,
in London, on the subject of his expedition to Greece,
said to he open, manly, and patriotic.
The Alonitcar of Saturday contains a remarkable Ord
Hance of the King, dated the 20th ult., regulating e
affairs of the Jews in France, at the request of their Col
sistorial Synagogues, and Central Consisiorv. The form
regulations were established on the 10th of December Isit
and 2.hth of June 1819. According to the present w 0.1.1
cation of those rules, the Members of the Central Cowl
tort for the present year are to be nine, vin.—two Gras
Ka hies and seven Laymen. Of the Lay Members, One
to go out every two y. ars, and their places are to be fit
up by a nomination of two candidates by the College
Jewish Notables of each circumscription; of which to
one is to be appointed to the vacant office by the Kai
No book can be used in the primary schools of the Jest,
which is net approved by the Central Consistory.
We have the satisfaction to state from authority the an
that the Lord Chancellor is a great deal betw
aridtilibatd
that his Lordship has been only slightly indisposel..
(Morning Pose )
The Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived at his
dente in Downing Street, yesterday, at twelve
from Rist, near Selsoe, in Bedfarilshire. Mi
returned to Biumplon, from his northern I
day.
On Sunday, Mr. Brougham and Mr. Dem
Hied by Mr Stuart, younger, of Duncan
Secession Meeting-house at Inverkeithing,
o hen the Rev. Ebenezer Brown lectured
25, and following verses. On Monday a 1
the Town Council was convened, and the
ancient burgh of I riverkeithing unaniinoush
Brougham and Denman, which Mr. Stu
presented to them, in a very neat and appropt
which they respectively made a very imp
qnent answer.—(she Scotsman.)
Yesterday, Mr. Brougham and Mr. Del
of the pnblic works and various parts of t
o'clock they set off from the Black Bull Ii
by .1. Brougham, -- Denman, jun.
Craig, Esqrs. The moment their carriages
the door of the hotel, a crowd began to c.
few minutes hail so ircreased that a pal
were required to keep the passage clear. 's
eil Statesmen were cheered as they stepped
riages, avid the whole cavalcade set off amid
tic and reitrrsted house of the multi/ter
dined yesterday with Mr. Denitiston, at ti.
off in the evening to visit Lord Belhaven. I
with the Hon. Admiral Fleming at Cuml
(Glasgow Chroa.)
BONDED BOODL—Tbe following import;
intelligence is communicated to us from add
the Custom House department :—" It has
a letter from the Secretary of the Treisur:
goods, warehoused before sth July, 1823,
warehouse without paymera of duty, for the
,tif tire years allowed by their Lordships' mi
Aegust, 1815, provided the parties renew
beretoforr."—(Liverpool illerearp.)
The Go;ette of last night contains a notice
lion is intended to be made to Parliaineut
sion, for an Act to authorise the Corporation of London,
levy tolls upon all liores, carriages, and cattle pass/
over Blackfriars' Bridge ; and to borrow money, upon tr
credit of the said tolls, for the rep sit ingand maintaining is
said bridge, or to empower the Corporation to borrows
certain sum for those purposes, upon the credit of the
phana' Fond.
Tire MangaYs.—Daring the last teen Thursdays our Net
Market has been largely supplied with fine fat beasts from ds
Rooth of Ireland, amounting almost to the average consort
lion of the city and Its neighbourhood. This additional iq
ply must, if regularly continued, (which we understand
likely to be theme), speedily produce a very material redn•
lion in the price of butchers' meat. In connection with did
fact, scare also informed, that, owing to our heavy Pa
charges, the vessels, which bring over these cattle, land nen
at Newport, and from thence they are re-shipped to Brittal•
and oar port charges are saved,which most be the natural Ws-
sequence of persisting in the system of high rates. Thee
were, we are informed, five vessels employed to bring ever
these cattle frees " • - reduced,

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;, in the fore
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full meeting
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