The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-07-03 00:00:00

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LONDON:.
WZDMISCIAT EVENING, JULT 3, Mi.

STbtK EXCHANGE. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

There appears this morning a complete stagnation
in the market, aad the parties seem as if they were
a frdid of each other. Cencile at present are 81 toe for
-the Account. end Reduced 80.
The panic which prevailed yesterday in the Chili
market soon subsided, as most of am well informed
Spaniards did not give credit to the information from
Chili. It is supposed that upwards of 500 thousand
Chili Stock were ield in the course of yestemllymons-
ing. hat towards the end of the market it recevered,
and this morning it is early at 79ii.

Paris papers to the Ist instant bring letters from
Vienna, dated June 19, whirls state, that Chourachid
Paella had beets severely wounded in an engagement
with the Greek. tinder Odysseus and Diansaaty, on the
2311 of May, The Christians (as the Greeks are at
last called in Austria) are said to have retaken Tricale.
by storm, and to have pnt all the Turks and Jews to
the sword. It is ales said that the General Govern-
ment of •Greece has declared all the Turkish coasts le
a state of blockade, and that the Greek het stops all
merchant vessels on their way to the Ottoman ports.—.
lo an article from Darlene is a quotation of a letter
from Madrid of the 17th, containing as account of
the ant produced at !Unclad by the publication of
the Report of Lopes Daman. respecting the incendiary
se.asures permed by the French Oovreemeat on the
frontier*. The rage of the Spaniards is said to hare
been great, bat cannot .pear surprising. Other ae.
(moots frost. Spain, in these Papers, announce as cer-
tain the defeat of several Royalist corps in the pro-
vinces of Navarre, Biscay, and Glitipnscoa. The in-
telligence from France itself is of little importance,
ercept as far as it shows that the march of troops to-
wards the Spanish frontier continues.—The debates
on the new Custom Duties In the Chamber of Delta.
ties are not yet terminated. The propositions of the
I. .vernraeat caucusing an additions) tax on foreign
*agars have boon agreed tot and, in the Sitting of
the„.29th ult. a duty of 59 francs a-head was imposed
ow-abo imposetatiow- of own, Jatjkid,omarso of the
day. *'variety of °plutons wtri slatted ,eirotillearl
pettiest *mossy, and U. de la !lords took occasion
to stonspare(throngh a very distorted medium it Ap-
pe thif conditios of the population of France
wise of England, as to the enjoymeat of•tleo COOP,
foie, of life. " Meat, Geoslenses," said he. s
'sissy io F .^—(Loud interruption on the right.)
" Aceording to the attenuate of M. Montallest, pub.
li.lied in 1121, it appears that the French math-
tion consented (each individual) annoally co mere
than at the rate of 10111. of animal food, whilst the
Eaglish consume at the rate of 2201 b. each peruser
--(fond laughing.)
Payers FUNDS, JUN* 30.—Five per cents. 91L.
55c. Neapolitan stock, 701. Exchange on Loudest
obi month. 25f. 50e. ; three mooths. 25f. 30r.

PROCEWIXOS IN PARLIAMENT.
it •ree Linition lead OIET presented petitions
against the new core Gill. lie took occasion to A-
ttlee the measures which bad been adopted for
relief were'wholly inefficient, and that the result to be
anticipated was, a ireaefir of the lead from the itenda
of the-penal?. eeo e. The consequence of which
most be that that House would lose a great part of its
'thence and authority. We deem this a bad argu-
ment, if the object be to save the landlords; for,
certainly, that House has, in our opinion, all the in-
Cuenca and all the authority at this present =smelt.
Lec,inse it is the possessor of that specits of property.
which, in connection with diet House, we do not
choose to sat s., but w►ich property is very well
understood by the rablic at large.--Lord' Lees-
root said that be did not believe that seek would
, k the result of the dot of Agricultural distress; bur.
eertalely, if it were, no reductioo of taxation could
prevent it. notes. it were serried to an retest such as
irunld commit a serious breach of faith with the
public creditor by preventing the payment of the
Interest of the public debt.—This is saying very
little: it is merely saying that the feedholders
will have the estates if the landlords do not;
and this we know very well. We need so stern-
path-of-duty-man to tell us that to save the es-
tates of the present possessors, you must take a great
part of the fends from the fund•holders. We, for
our parts, shall never consent to a reduction of the
interest of the Debt. without, at the same time,
bavin4 a reform of the Parliament. The queasiest

with the Boroegbuten is, this whethdr they shall keep
the estates and lose the boroughs ; or. keep the bo-
roughs for a while, and lose the estates first and the
boroughs afterwards. We very auzioosly wish for
the firmer; hnt it is the affair of Their Honours,
sad be it as Their Honours please !

House OF horrors:—Petition of Mr. JORN GALE
Joess (which we should -like to see in prist); it ex-
pressed the petitioner's surprise at the igsorrince of
the Goverment, with regard to the canoes of the die•