The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-02-05 00:00:00

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PItICE OPSTOCI4s TlllB DAY AT ONE O'Cl"
Rank Rock—. ..... • In4is Stork. Tlii j
it
3 per Cent. Red. 774 Ditto Bonds
Spar Ct.Coa.
Si per Cent 0011 South Sea Old ken........,
4 per Cents tilt i En.Billtd.lollol. „rick pa
3 per Ccals.Nary 107111.' ---500/... ?cgs.,
3 percent . • Small 96.72.14 pI4
Loup Asa IiII 11-161 Com for Acet ~
Imp. S per Cent %die for ditto .
Irish beer Cost Lott. Tielusts 19/. iFe
etig—ffitelftniat•
woe gamma navasitaw" to necoaroaawas wmt " gas
evavantaw."
LONDON:
TVIEIDAT EVENING, PLERVAIT 5. 1822.
STOCK EXCHANGE, ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
Consols yesterday left off at 771. and opened
morning at 770, with but little business doing. At
one period they were dope at 77i, from which it say
be inferred that his Majesty's Speech was aatiripsted
to be of a favourable tenor.
rwszva acLoct
Tha Coasesissioaen tans jest been purchasing, and
have ewe* 771 for Reduced. Consob are, in tem:
(Isaacs. 77}' buyers for the Account. aid 781 IQ
M oney.--Msch 'anxiety pregalls respect' ag the Spero,
A Jamaica Mail arrived this stoning, with mete
to the 19th of December. The Royal Gezette of Dec
15, contains au address from the Council to the Lies.
• tenant-Governor, with his Hooor's answer. GI the
3d the following message was ordered to be seat b
his Honor:—May it please your Hooey, we are so
dered by the House to wait es your Honor, aid
form you that the House feels much alarm. at the EP
icutestance of a great number of discharged Black
troops being abroad in this island. and to request that
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;1 you will be pleased to have them collected together
d' at Fort Augusta. or seine other part which is gad:.
Itoned, fur the immediate safety of the Island. AM
also that you will be pleased to communicate with ha
Majesty's o....rtnasent in England upon the best mole
11- of removing these Black troops from the island.—la
answer to the above, his Honor was pleased to say it
a should be taken into consideration.
Newfoundland Gazettes of the 21st Sept. state tht
a• a French Govermrient schooner had arrived at &Joliet
on the 12'h from Cranes harbour. charged with ade
opateli from the French G there to Sir (liarki
Id Hamilton, complaining of the conduct of tome Britisi
re fishermen.
ii. [mow TEL EOTAL GAZETTE, Dec. I.]
Two battles are said to have bee. fought near Pods
Cabello, sod a third in 4mayaquil, is all of which the
J
Inuepenuents are reported to have bersidittletioes. mid
to
in the latter made 600 rhopieselb with."llleirarsos
rt
is baggage. add arraenuaities'ts
he PhRLIAMICIT.--LO*IIII74IIIWADA.
id novas OP anzwear. EEC. fa.
of It was proposed to resolve abet. the Legislature d
this Province ought to have ti euthoelsed agent is the
ug United Kingdom to watch over the iatereet of this
ad
Cl- Colony, and to communicate with his Majesty's R-
oisters on all points relating to the same. accordieg
lid to the instructions be might receive, or as the eccasiss
of demanded. Ordered that the said motion be referred 1
a Committee of the whole Home on Saturday nest.
di-
the Dec. 21.--It was resolved that his Excellency the
ouL Governer-in•Chiefs Speech at the opening of the!""
low sent Session, should be taken into cossideratioe, sa
the
bad the 4th January. and that un the sth January. the
ref House will consider the expediency of restricting di
tie. importation of American horses, boned, sad other
de; neat cattle.
ens
Paris pipers to the 3d instant have' arrived this
do-
I to Illonving.—h-They are chiefly occupied with a nowt a
the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies ea the
jest of law relative to offences oldie Press. Os Then
Pot' day was taken into consideration the 9th article, which
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mid ordains, that '"whoever, by the mesas specified is tk
Lott Ist article of the law of the 17th of May.lBl9. 'boll
nth endeavour to trouble the public peace, is *writ*
brit contempt or hatred against one or several classes a
/ere r.nons, shall be punished with the realties proposed
rice,
tit in the preceding article." M. H. Constant mewed at
Amendment, the object of which was Se erase de
he words, "in exciting contempt or hatred apiast 111
" or several classes of persons." A seemed amnia/
shlet
were EEO atareed by IL de Cordeue who proposed that lti
biett'foligertillrourdrsboott be sebedtatetr—ortryttllPl
litYtit fellow citizens to hatred and contempt against di
other." A long discussion ensued, after which t
t the 9th article was adopted. M. Mestadier then PO •
tho
roale r as as amendment, that after the 9th artitle Its 14"
bag should be inserted:—" The poesicatlne ;.''
t se- of the peen, and not is reports of judicial procerifs;ha
of any act of the domestic and private life i•f ai eje
Ped-
gen, without the consent of the party interested, 414
g.
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not be punished by a floe of from 100 to 2,000 I:04
witheat prejudice to such civil and criminal 1W".
at an
as. on account of the publication, may in rend
Ilm in casts, be authorised by law. After some Jio 004*
hair.
mt. t Amendment was rejected, and the Chant; er
jonined.
sn the On Friday the discussion on the project of law
o the
resumed, when N. Mestedierpropoted mute.' t as"j.
r. and meat Of new clans., to be joined to the 9th r
it was in these terms :—" The proprietors or tired
every journal or periodical writing sbagl be 1)00411
lied in kiwi within three days after its no/ pt, or is •s'
juning next possible number. if not within those sear °
he me- lays, the answer of every person name a g 1"0
rattaa. 'at in the odd journal or periodical writin
?Floats te the other pains and penalties, to """t
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