The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-10-31 00:00:00

LONDON:
Tau*limn' iTERIN4I, OCTOBER 31. ISTI.

STOCK EXCHANGE. 12 o'CLocK.—There is very little
busiatss doing. Consols are 821 for the Account, and
for Money 82;i.
This 1),-ing Settling Day for all Foreign Secnritiee,
most of the Brokers are busy in settling their accounts;
and although the fluctuations have been pest, particu-
larly in Callaibian Bonds, we do cot hear up to this
hour of any defaulter. All foreign fends appear steady
this morning. There are a number of mall failures,
but none of note.

Chili. 130—Nrir Spon 911-01 d, Si—Wew Prussian, 92
—oid. 99 --tiortio, ttBi to 82—Dont.11, 91) to 94—Nearioii-
tar, PO—Scrip Sil—lto:toobton, tift 99--Scrip, 89—Peru-
vian, Sol—New Spanish Scrip, 4i,

New York Papers to the 9th. Oct. have arrived this
morning, from which we tire the following extracts:--
Cordasstan Itarmatdc.—Captain Bore of the fast
sailing schooner, Midas, in fourteen days from Santa
Martha, arrived at Baltimore, states that Morales was
fired upon in an assembly of Chiefs and severely wound.
ed, and with difficulty escaped. The most effective
means have been taken by the Patriots to entrap the
remnants of the Spanish forces.
FROM QUITO.—The most satisfactory accounts are
daily arriving. Bolivar is at Guayaquil, where he wax,
received with the greatest rejoicings, and the whole of
that province has joined Colombia. Pesci and tranquil-
lity are where established, and even the notorious
Doctor Emmet., Bishop of Popayan, and the most faith-
ful adherent of Spain, has the cause of the lade-
pendent', declaring to his dock that Heaver. has deter-
minutia favour of American liberty. The country is
overstocked with goods. The news from Lima states
the Spaniards in the neighbourhood of Cusco are very
strong, and it was supposed thi'y would shady attack
Sae Merlin. General Bolivar has sent 90011 mew from
Guayaquil, under the command of General Valdes, to
the assistance of San Marlin. Numerous agents have
arrived at Santa Martha, from Europe, to contract for
loans, and a great many applications, it is said, have
been made for privileges.
FROM THe Paerric.—By the Brig Howland, from
Valpariso, Lord Cochrane arrived shoot the lit ofJune
with two &bins, the O'Higgins and Valdivia,. The Go-
vernment of Valparaiso continued to exact a duty of 12g
per rent, per ton, from all American Whaleasen, and
30 per cent, per too, from all American Blercgantonen,
who enter the Port.

Yct.t.ow Faven.—Extract of a Letter from Pensacola,
Augnst, 30.—The few lines I now write perhaps may be
the last, as the Yellow Fever prevails to an alarming
extent here ; most of the city dying with it. There is
not at this time a sufficient number to bury the dead and
make coffins. Some having been buried without.
New Orleans papers to the 4th, state the Com-
mencement of the yellow fever at that place. The QUID.
ber of burials on the 2nd was eleven.
It appears that the fever still rages as violent as ever
at New York. On the 7th there were nine new cases

By the French mail, arrived this morning, we have
received the following :-
T1:111M, SEPT. 25,—The Porte disavows the murder
of the Week drogoman, Hsrraky Arestarky, and con-
teak from the public, all the accounts they
,reertive from
the Morea, It is reported, that Chnrschid Paella has
received some provisions, of which be stood in great
need. The Persian' bare advanced, on one side, to Ex-
mum, and, on the other, to Salimancep. Ilagdad de-
fends itself, with crest Tifolll, but it WHI end with the
rapitulariot, The Turka have experienced great less,
and they write from Swabia. that the Weclishites have
carried MT a caravan, from Mecca de Medina, trilling from
nine to ten thonsand Turks.

Maim D. Om—The reports made by San Miguel has
made known to the deputies of the nation, the influence
which strangers had on oar affairs in the time of three
preceding ministers. S 1 deputies demanded after
the reading of the memorial that the following persona
he acensrd :-31. Perm the Castro. ilardaji and Marines
de la Roast. The Cortes have approved of all the mea-
sures propose.l by the Minister amocest which was
the project of a treaty of Mintier with poest,,no.
All the intercepted letters exhibit the dreadful
4mm:by which prevails in the Anti-nationsl par.
ty. Egnia is jealous of Qlesada, who does
nut any longer obey hint. goesada has disagreed with
Eroles. and Endes will no longer hear of Ernie, and has
now become his personal enemy. The rebel Urge) pots
great confidence in Cordova joining him, who is a young
man just come from the Military Coklege, and who has
never been in action.
All the Paris papers that were due to the 29th instant
have come to hand. They are barren of military int&
licence from either ()reeve or Spain, but contain comma.
nications which are of considerable importance to both
those countries and to tits world in general. Those roe-