The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-10 00:00:00

certain extent, in sympathy sae j Oreeki —VT it
equally impossible to give such a predominance to fail-
ings of mere charity and generosity, as to suffer them to,
seduce us from the higher obligations of prudence and
self defence. The first and most important interest of
all the nations of Europe and of England in parf.cular,
is to maintain the existing general peace, and, in per-
mit et this object, melt anxiously to avoid all s$
changes, which, by disturbing the present state of pope
session of the great European Power., may lessen tbe
security upon which the jets treaties of peace were
founded. It might possibly he easier to dismember
Turkey than to distribnte the dismembered'
.provinces
satisfactorily. • • •
Our general policy with Russia, independently alibis
jquestion, has been attended with no less success.... TIM.
two countries now trade upon equal and friendly. tonna.
We bare not, indeed, any commercial treaty with Row ;
sin; neither have we with France. Germany, nor the,
Netherlands; lecause, on the dee part, we carefolly:
avoid giving to our dipitniity 'the air or parsoln+g.
merely commercial advantages t and became., • on the:
other, the tenacious adherence of our own mirchaabi
and manufacturers to their (=Waive prisitegis,' rittdw
it nearly impossible to solicit a greater freedom of took;
from foreign states. His Majesty's hliaistersiAtdmile.
have done all that belonged to them. Fly a itatisto •
the late session .df Parliament they have restinied the
eighth section of the Navigation AA by which thn•
rest trade between Orl 701 and Riegoese !et.
tered. •• •. .` •ry to!, .../
(To be easels -.141-iodeiste)pos-

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PRICE OP STOCKS TUll
Bask Stock .. .444
per Ct. Red 79111
3 per Ct. Cons • • 784
per Ct
4 per Cents...-113 94111
New Fours
6 per Ct. 1107.
Long Ann .. 20/646
hop. 3 per Ct.. ... ..... >lll'
Irish 6 per ()ants

UAY Atprto Otii)*
India Stock „.
ft
Ditto Bonds wi wits !!s,, pm.
South. Sea Stool'
South Sea Old Ai; ' 7-het
Ex.8111.2d. ss lie pm.
moot. s
fir. Ile pr.
Small At s Its pas.
Doctor ..
LeitssyTtekals....97l. 194..

of similarity inionnticm .10015 ' A
to only to add, than I do not perceive
difficulty is a doom or wormy yeoman setting /loch.
IT thidY Pauses and forwarding them to
JB3, Fleet Street, Loadoo. la Suffolk,
. and is Essex, the same thing is wanted I TIMM to'
say, the circulation of the same paper. A mitt once a
week does not cost much ; and, in short, this appears to
me to bale) sifFettnat way of counteracting the enemies
of truth Afilnglise in the Eastern counties. •
Vist. CORNET/.

.

P. S. I &bill be glad to hear from any friends i 0
Norfolk, Suffolk, or Essex, upon this subject, The
sooner they writeto me the better; because dm sooner
I fix upon doing the thing, the more time there will be
for making the ins preparations. II shall be very sorry
to produce sleepless niste in (jockey but,othose
whose sleep will ,be tlintoti by me, will, at any rite;
have the blame to 'inke to theniselves.

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STOCK.. VACUA Nog, Haw-easy. Tipties o'cirfton.—
A great dial of business- wairlohig this -moteing.ilk. /he
above Market. Consols opened. art 80if went tip to I.
and lowered again to fe. The ispresses from Paris
this morning have brought the French Funds 87-35,
and Spanish 50. The fall of the SpaniSh Fundi in
Peris—is owing * the Spanish Government having
drawn on Messrs. Hubbert and Co., their bankers at
Pit-is:l9l,M thousand francs; bet it is said, that front
some irregularity. the Bills were unpaid and protest. •',
end retdintid to Madrid.:-The above circumstintatifils4
knowkin our 111i0d,',w1ilt the report of segie of the
Ashasihdditee hieing withdrawn themselves from
drid,itaire sensed -the fall this morning in the Spanish
Bondi:
'Possion,Maaear.—This market had rather a dismal
.appearance-this morning, and it was supposed, in the
earlitc int of the day, that the Spanish Ufa /note* bad
arrived ; bat soon after, it was ascertained, that the fall
of thk§panith Bonds was owing to their coming lower
frepeOiris.—New Spanish Bonds opened at 501,50941,
,491. 1...7 • , .• .•
Chili, 7i— Spanish, 494-01 d, 66—New Prussian.
ag 14 —Old, bit • S6r-Ressispii44l4—Danise, 101—Nes-
Oita° 8"11). 76)--Pecs ha .1111.-oGolorsbiae, ik —Spa.
eidt Seep 161 dis. • .-0: •

By the Paris papers which hive reached us to the
Bth lest. we find the fluctuations in the French Fuadt
have been considerable, in consequence of varioni'm
moors that prevailed respecting .tbe state of affairs at
Mattel& or of •the anticipations that were formed of Its,
result. The different journalists continue labouring in;
their respective vocations, and the Journal des Debits
bee again animadverted on one of the prodnetioos of an
Ultra. Some days ago there appeared in certain of tbe
Leyden papers an extraardineiP Note, lifer which we
'ha net room, said to have been addressed by Corot
'AChllle de Jouffrey (apparently the diplomatic agent
of the French Ultras at the Congress of Verona) to the
011160 Montmorency, in which the Minister of she
.sllllf of France was plainly told not to obey the is.
sanctions which he had received from his Court. This
Note the journal above mentioned has noticed in Biel
fellowiog manner :
" The English papers contain a pretended not, from
M. Achilles de Jouffroy, presented to M. de Montmo-
rency, dated Verona, Sept. 23. We cannot believe the
authenticity of this document, in which the Royal
Charter is bitterly censured, as • disadvantageous to the
,f/overe;go Power,' and above all, on account of ' the
unlimited toleration of religious worship,' and of the
incendiary liberty of the press,' which it conseerates.—
The Author of the Note declares that the Charter ought
to be preserved in France because it cannot be re-
placed by any thing better; bat it must not be endea-
voured to introduce it into Spain, where nevertheless
we thought it might have formed a mean of conciliation
between the opposite parties. In general (says this
apocryphal Note) all adoption of the French Charter
displeases the three great Powers, Austria, Russia, and
Prussia, which are ' intimately united,' and 'vote with
but one voice,' and have ' much confidence' io Moss.
Achille de Jonffroy !—lnjurious reflections and Upon.
ciations then fall upon celebrated Stratesmen, whom he
calls Apostles of the Charter. The Journal des Debate
comes in fora share of these remarks. This honour is
well deserved by a Journal which defends legitimacy
and constitutional Monarchy; the King, the Charter,
and honest people. We think that this Note is an odious
fabrication of some Liberal, who wishes to satirize
certain opinions. Mons. le Comte Achille de Jouffroy
is too,sonnd a Frenchman to be capable of composing
,this piece; and he too well understands the laws of
propriety to have presented it to such a Minister of the
Kingas Mons. de slontmorency."
The charge of the Spanish Ambassador against
Messy'. Ouvrard and Rougemont was to be brought for-
ward,before theCorrectionalPoliceonWednesday last,The
accusation against them is that of an offence against his
MajestrKing Ferdinand VII, by presuming the legal
existentiof the Regency of Urgsl.
The French papers contain intelligence from Greece
and Torkey. The Greeks continue to gain triumphs on
land, abd the Turks appear as unsuccessful in Asia as in
Europe. Baisora is stated to be occupied by the Persians,
and the Pachauf Bantam's to have revolted and burnt
St. 'ohn of Acre.
FRIINCII FUNDS. Jaw. 7.—Five per Cent. Consols
opened at 87f. 65c.; closed at 87f. (loc.—Bank Stock,
15501. Neapolitan Five per Cents. 731. Exchange on
London, one month, 251. attr. ; three months, 25f. 15c.

. A pamphlet has just now been published, with a kind
ifficial authority, for the purpose of giving a
ilestatement of the external and internal con•
the country. It is similar to that which ap.
last year, immediately before the meeting of
tent, and it is said to be the prodnetion of the
thor. In order to give our readers a notion of
and outline, we havc, in our paper of tleti
, inserted an abridgement of the first part of Ike,
.emeot, and shall, to-morrow, give the rewiailldelt.'
entire.

The Irish Public will learn. with great pleasure, t►at
bis Excellency, the Gold Lieuteuant, has altuust eu-
tire's recovered from his Ice.,
int Test.)

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r De- cause by 44 bicb 0 was has been prevented betweep Russia ~_
1823. and the Porte. It wia impossible, indeed, atm le putt= .I°l 11", Ural, °I
sect, eipate with Ressia.and with every Christian alter, !e_a_lllll.l it No. 183
lilies. certain extent, in sympathy for the ()reeks ; but it 1.11 else, andia /fees