The Statesman. — 1822-08-30 (London, England)

STOCK KICILINGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. There bas beta WI II improvement in the Market this morning, owing to $0 thonsnall Consols having been purchased at the close of yesterday's market, and to shutting of Reduced, on Wednesday next, to pay the dividends. Consols were done this morning st 80 for the Account, since which, they are $Ol to 81, and for Money 800. Reduced shut on the 4th of September. open on the 24th of October. Fours shut on'tke 4th of September, open ou the 24th of October.-.—Loag Annuities shot on the Aih of Sop  comber. open n the 231 of October. Tomorrow being Settling Dsy fur all Foreign Securities, most of the Brokers are busy in winding up their Accounts this morning, end little business is de. log, except in Chills. Bonds, which have somewhat declined sines yesterday. Niw end Old Spanish Bonds maintain their prices.  O. s'Ci.oca.—There hap bees so &heresies within this hear is Consols in the market. The Fande re 6 maim steatly. at 801 topl for the Aceoust, sod for Mosey 80M, with little dologA report prevail, that the Porters' Lois has bare matrseted tor. hat so. particulars hen as yet tress/WC - Fetwirs securities two *slabbers: • • •M colaitio. UM' h }—Now MA. 141 I* 1131—A014. OIiII VA —Mew Pfgloil fin , MO —Russia, t4O—Dantsb, all— Neepolltai. iwg— 67,-Bartp, toil.  Paris papers hafterielimie Mese is the 29tle just. No official Iceotints have yit attieed Tram Corinth or . , Cosseastiteoplr. ti mtablieb the truth of either 41 the versions lately published rmirectiog elm battles at the Thermoses?ls. Privets letters. however. testier, to aserio the victory of the Greeks, aid the Atiztrisis Obsereris still the oily sethority addsael is sopped, of the opposite opialote.—The oily istriligence wheels theta Papers Lays brought frelaispain. reiltittt the statemest that she Spasist..Asebasisder at the Freak Court has been ebeintod,4llod that else Dike of Lessees. sepliew to the Duke 1 ,INique. masses &Ir. Casa-holm in that capacity.—ne Aerate! dos &bete remarks that throujh a siageler coiscideste. the moment at which the Marquess of Loadeadirry casentleted suicide at seven o'clock is the morning of elm 12th inst. was also that, at which. according to every aceoset, the Emperor Aletander was stepping into Ids carriage to quit St. Petersburg aid repair to the Cosgre-s.—The Gazette de byea cestradicts the report that a camp was to be established is the neighbourhood of that city. bat admits that a Ferrieon is to be reinforced by the arrival of I reginiests. This, in fact, can scarcely be es:leil a costrsdistiun, bat rather so expedient adapted to presest the intelligence oader a less aleemieg poise of view. Facecte FUJI DS, A vas r 27.—Five per Costs *petted at 91f. Sa., closed at 93f. 70c.—Neapolitan Five per Cents, 7511.—Bank Stock. 1.628 f. 75c.—Eschange on London, one smooth, 23f. 50c.; three swaths, 25f. 35c.  I. .  ^  ~.r-- !ISNOM!eEIMIIIM mem 'Piave *ens. the Law are lose *noses to bite tit _ swallotithe asked hook ; bat. II re those who CM he supposed to bare soy thin Prltleaskests ee great power, they cause, we hos, be still so very childish as to hope to be able to Wrig ea the present thing. And yet, bow is the preGait Aim to be charged goithoot e reform? It multi-1%14 ilautsol; awl still the Whig. Agog beck, The 1.8,01 h is. they are Boreagheriegers as well oath* other sit I sad they will embrace Maaesseh or the Devil. chili, than giro up the profits of the boroughs. Illy. ?swags. is his Reeolutioas, has sot stated the sort of Retorts that it is desirable to *Maio, except as far as goes to the *civic! of the meager.. This we think the best 000fse, at least in this stage of the besieges. It will be time eaoegb to discuss the mores tM Oho kat, limo those to *bop the application is Silk shall have agreed. that suiut reform isms:emeryIlls are decidedly for ,aincroot tofroge, with Major estaxwazonz's inception. Bat, tel lb, details be left for discurilos. Let them be discussed when those • Marimbas application is mad* shill have agreed thithilieriVirse is necessary. This was sot, indee4,: she way, le which the Reformers proceeded Wont hat. it would have been pre:dent to foilew thin ceitarool then. They were called upon to say all thee wished to have ; they hooestly said ; and they were thereupon accused of revolatioaary desire, aid were Famished for their honesty. It would have been equally hottest. sad more pro dent, to say. " We will give yea no pis*, until you aokaowiedge, that aeot-mtging ought to cease.' To move for inquiries was Daimons ; breams* the thin had, is the Hesse itself, hoes declared to be as " notorious as thissun at moos-day." Bat at any rate, the seat-fillers bate bad the plans of the Reformers submitted to them. Let us sow bear, then, what they Lose to proposer or, let us hear them ease more say, that they are resolved to bold us dews to the last moment of the existence of their power. The reformers hare sow as advaatage which they sever bad before. The asithile close generally, especially *the landlords tied farmers, were always, if sot eastcles, very cold and semitone friends. Cerrupties had sot yet striates her hogs into Mess. Now she bee ; aid, there Is no salvation for them but in re. form. Raised they mast be geithoot r rased."' of Me interest of Os debt; and this the Reformers will take care shall cot be elected withort 'gores'.