The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-04-07 00:00:00

M. 4R7
10E4,743

31.1155
11,9611

*67.339

Deduct ineresse..... *MS

I Decrease on tie Quarter. ~/Vlll,obl
•
F*om this apparent decrease of 1135,9511. must be de-
doctets the payment* upon the Malt Duty, charged upon
the stock in hand in Jule 1419, but not paid into the
Exchequer mull the April quarter of 1820, amounting to
214401. so as to mime the real diminution of the Uri;
twit Novenae to 40,0211. And we have the rest antis-
(*eters to know, although the accounts of the Irish Re-
venue cannot he made np till the arrival of the accounts
from Ireland, including the sth of April, that the ac-
counts of that period of thy quarter which have been re-
eriveilohew an increase much exceeding the small dimi-
nution Antra-mentioned in the English Revenue.
The eat-plus of the income of the Constilidated Fund
above the charge for the quarter ended the 3th instant,
it upwards of :109,1100‘.

PRICE OF STOCKS TH
sank Stuck
$ ioer ('.nt. Red. 711
Sprr Crnt. Con. 791 Ij n
14 Per Cent.
4 per
6pfe Cl. Navy 10411
Apr! tint.
I.nnß Ann. 181
Imp II per rent.
Iri.h 6 per Cont.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCt.

India Stock
Dittoßonds 400. 47e. pea
South-Sea Stock
Ex Rinsed. 4a. ets. Os. pi.
minium for Money pm
Dank for Account
India for ditto
Con. for Acta 72i 2
Lott. Tickets -2.

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LONDON:
SATUADAT MINING. •PRIL 7, 1821.
-....-
STOCK EXCHANGE. ONE O'CLOCK.

The Funds continue very flat, they having decreased
haw yestertiry's quotation. Consols are now about
72 fur the Account, rather sellers.

The Paris papers of Wednesday last have reached
". Ih these it appears that the revolutionary move-
ments at tirenoble were much more serious than they
were al first acknowledged. Several Students of the
faculty vi law there are represented as having con•
candy taken a rat in all the troubles with which
that town has been agitated ; and a Royal Ordinance.,
is issued be which the far ally of law at Grenoble is
auinstesseti• 'Else following are other articles of iatid
ligeere'hied these papers communicate, which must
be read. of rousse, with due allowance to the channel
through a hie h they
are conveyed
" PARIS. APIIL 4.—Accounts from Naples, dated the
2:41, eh. state that the Austrian officers were surprised
a!,ti build( at the reception they received in the pro-
t.nees. They state that they were treated as deliverers,
and that every where the principal Carbonari were de-
a`buncettne the. authors of all the misfortunes that affiicted
the country. They add, that had they encouraged the
spirit of vengeance which is so natural to the inhabitants
eat
the country, they would have adassacred all the Car-
'nu'. At Salerno, the Deputy Marchiaroli, known
fu; his revolutionary opinions, having endeavoured to
r"Pe the Peojle, became the victim of his imprudence,
and was 101 by the popuiace.
"The --..ll•`ke of Calabria was to depart on the 114th for
tlie Castle of Caserta. His brother, Prince Leopold, it
is said, goes to Florence to the King.
" The arrival of the Grand Chamberlain of the Km-
iror Alexander is the subject of mach conversation in
ris. This personage has bad, as we have already
'W an sadteace of the King, in which, it is said, he
islisC
errd to his Majesty a letter from his august Soya
taiga.
" The Prince of Carignan* arrived at Mansiliet from
91 the Btli of March.