The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-06-14 00:00:00

I . . et IMehirtiss, Ireied their bo o , tet sor, r ia o s nosed _ :lig t he maltitude bed been satiated with the blood Of mss; end 6,000 wen, intended to proceeed to e - • the Turkish garrisons of the Mona, had as amited from the capital when they cam the work of pillage and massacre, having gall obedience and discipline. There are as pens of defeats of the Turks; bat not is firm as to entitle them to credit. A Turkish' b id e s tales . that a battle has been fought between packs and the Turkish Riches, in which the fee ler was St first victorious, bat that he was finally de wed by the latter, who, says the bulletin, fought . sk . M ploy Leovidases." The Greeks, however, A m My ailment account of this action. They state & o hm bed laid a skilful ambuscade for Cheaseid m e . % a * defiles of Macrimoros, and that all the I Teo e lbe ventured into the defiles were skis. * Turkish bulletin Ali Feast' is designated circumstance which seems to fee mow a g Os . bt of his having really changed his em bo o . OeDivan is said to be more seriously alarmed by d e gees of the Peloponneaus than eves by i b. • Nome lion in Wallachia and Moldavia i lee *mks bare greatly advanced in strength, phy rice n 1 latellectual, since the disastrous attempt of Oka limprem Catherine to liberate them from the Turk to yoke. They have acquired into their bands almost the Ash eetunterce of Thrace, Macedonia, and Asia INnee. Their commercial marine force was stated at IS vessels and 30,000 seamen, before the breaking fit of the insurrection. By their prudence and :m -idly in commerce they obtained wealth. which again iaabled tbem to obtain. from the poverty and rapacity Odle Treasury and Ministers at Constantinepla per mission to mount their vessels with arms to protest tic:naives against the pirates of the Barbary coast Literature WO 1:113 made rapid progrees among them, sad with the Greek mind thus expandiag, and the astional resources increasing, whilst the Turkish power bas been rather on the decline, from inactivity and *Mb natural decay, it may he anticipated, that however the contest should end, it is likely to be terrible and re.: acted. The result of the persecutions which the Greeks lime suffered at Constantinople, in consequence of the *111.41 of their countrymen in the Western provinces. leillrely to he the almost extirpation of these people beet the capital. Indeed, at present, there hardly natains a Ni ogle Greek establishment of Bey cease 'unite there ; utost of those who had escaped the fury of the Turks haying lied to Odessa and othqr neutral places. This at.ty be expected to operate favourably to the British commerce with Turkey ; as the trade 'aving been principally ended .s by the Greeks inetofore, mast amorally fall in a great measure into the hands of the Itinglith merchants established there. This opinion seems to be confirmed by the fact, that hide herd alrrady partly revived with the restoration of tranquillity—Wine considerable sales of imports having been effected. 'the warehouses bad been re opened, and the Janissaries bad received particular orders from Government to arrest any person who "night be fused committing violence' on the shop- ]Peepers. Extract of a letter from Inipsic, May 44:—A traveller just arrived from Turkey has communicated the following information respecting the coesunotions there :—A corps of Ypailanti'a army, under the cow mud of Cul. Colcotrony, has passed the Moshe at Si,tow. About 10,000 Belgariass and Setvians, who assi,ted the passage, joined Colcotrony's corps. All the Bulgarians have taken up arms, and the capital, Terhowa, the key of Mount (Irma,, is in the pos session of the (Creeks. The army of Epirus has ad vanced towards Thessaly. and the 30,000 men whom the Sultan sent against it, are nearly annihilated. — Soli, Parse, Peeves*, and all the strong plates of Epirus, are likewise he the hands of the Greeks. The Peloponnese, or Peninsula ef the Mores is almost wholly delivered from the Turks. Tetras, Names hoe, Tripollaa, and all the fortresses of the Morse (Wilma, and Cosune excepted) have been taken by the Greeks by storm, and with great slaughter. Begs and disorder are carried to the greatest height amen the Turks in Coestantisopie. The bassets all all kinds of shoe are glint. The Janissaries and Bee tangistis rob and murder all Chrietiass who rootere to show themselves in the strews. This fate awaits not only the Greeks, but ise the Zsglish, Preach, *Census, and is general all who see sailed Pranks $ .so that the whole Christian population et Ga. stmstineple may be said to dead es the brisk of the grace. Letters retelved Tiesse from o f e taatisopie, dated the ISA of Aprll. give a iselas chely,picture of the Masa thump there. Iseestione of the most eminent OTSVIIII cooties, 'Mk solosarti rigour, sad only a few families have iserseeded is near ins by night. The eeriest ester, of the Greek inset , crease, and its haring 'swotted to the Islas& of the Archipelago. has glees as estrsordinary *zeitgeist 40 AC fanaticism' of the Turks, and the populace sew mit the wet horrible eseesess wherever they fled sir armed Christians. Eves the Per e seta with a kris of loess/able creaky, of which no parallel is lobe found In the Ottoman annals for centuries past. Abair ' sagas have been set fits to is Pent, sod men, wises and children unordered. or devoured by the Pauses. — Ali the ChristlypSmbassies have fortified their Weis to guard *Oast attacks from farioss and saossisary Turkitlt mobs. Slesinmee Semoot..--lt was at the ester Aelootest at hicreiteett Tailors' Mall, IND 110 0 aaja the ezaathisties of the yanks odooseid at tLst Jiotislaehe, Esq.. she Muter of the Talon' Campt•y• we is the Choir. .4 1 1 c vetoer/ oo Wooer Twelley. ot die *lbis' C • 'As Ali • boo siseand at r il idt_rh She geliikOmm Mt* Ma e & 4,110 Wow st 117..nitriaboafdar. dui WON a tit!' riai s s As Win Are Ina .11.• him 1. hp es *wed. 0 41 lt kan a 110/I.IIS. . Y . rb ilfs lotatuinum. '•TUB 1111111111111 IITATB111111111" Is MOSIIIMMIATS , MTV " Tat :._ LONDON: TEUILIDAT IVISSING, JUNE 14, 1821. AITRACT Or • MITT= FROM lIAVANNAII. APRIL 20.) The New Decree of the Cones of Spain, prohibiting the introduction of the prodace and merchandise of foreign canaries into Spanish dominions, has keen published here; but being highly inimical to the in terests of this Island, the Provisional Junta has sea pealed the elocution of it for three monthaosail in the mean time remonstrances to that:woes no this sub ject are drawing op. The general opinion is, that the decree will never be put into force. This 'nest to be known in America, where adventures to this Port might be attempted, founded upon the exportation of a complete prohibition. A spirit of mutiny is now fomenting among the regular troops, that will sooner or later break wet in open rebellion. IMlahy, oar new floverner, is an excellent and well-meaning man ; but I fear he is not possessed of sufficient energy to dispel the impending storm. -____ New York Papers arrived this morning to the 10th of May, from which we give the following es- taste 3....- [ISOM ?HS WERCASTILIL ADVISTISSR. MAT la.] Naw OnLaaxs, Aram 211.--Oeneral Jackson ar rived in this city on Saturday. and proceeded yester day to Pensacola. On bis arrival the Mayor imme diately convoked the City Council, who immediately voted au Address to him. [ISOM TUS MEM' ASTMS ADVISTISSII, MAT 17.] CHARGISTOWN, 31A f 9.—From Havannah and Mexico.—ln the Havannah Paper of the 25th, is the following important article :—The brig Rayo from Campeachy, bribgs the news that just before her sail ing from that port, the Spanish brig, Thirtieth of May, had arrived after a short passage from Santa Cruz, and brought the positive informatio n that the Issarrection is the Kingdom of Mexic2i d been in effectual. the powerful Mader Colonel lieu , having solicited sad obtained radon for his offence ; that a battalion of his troop. had previously gre over to the King's Authoefßer, and that Olt saitti der had al delivered to the apse Authorities hay a millioetit dollies which he had before taken poseuesion of. Care 11AITILX. Aram 16.—Jean Pierre foyer, President of Hayti, to Beiraflier Thomas, at Port-an- Prince.—You are sot ignorant tleneral, that tleoeral 1 Romaine Las been distiagaiahed +among tlpe rebels of Oomaives, as the soul of the conspiracy forme/ again* , the Hoverament. From Si. Marit's to this pleas 1 1 i have continued to receive scrod ets fr om the soldier y , of fresh machinations on his p art, to ur the troo p of the north to a revolt. I was within .roe leaps*, of Plaisance, where I received from General Magi/ the intelligence of Oesieral Romaine having declared himself openly. I hastened me aad art here yes terday morning, time caeogh to COOS his schemes. I re-united in council all the Generals, ail canoed Ge neral Romaine to ho arraigned, who was ...evicted of the crimes of which be was &ceased, by degreiag that Mama Romaine shall be test to Lingual aced ism' pl under a guard. es Me presence in the north would al• ways create dillealties there. This sentence**. exe cuted this morning, and in less than two hears after he bad embarked. the let and 2d Regiment* deluded by this General, took up arms and demanded his liber ty. As I sever treat with rebels,' assembiel a sell cleat force. and red seed the dliefected es th 4 egiesesi ty of laying down their arms. 11 1 21hez awe la &s eat. Public tragagail li ty wielviilily tlisturbed be a leer boars, and sow all is trsalt d ) 'OYER. Quebec and Montreal papers tu the also arrived this morning, by which we lowing Qvcsac. MAT 7.—Since the opesiag of 111 a vi piles several small crafts have arrievi hat there are as yet as forties arrivals. Th tartar tnWliug ships way be 'sported early. The ship Yeas, is arrived front Pipw Tea. 4 The Isle of Wight. Left flaarly-Hoek tha 19t11 alt.. with a fall tem°. and 317,0001• is gold, sra The Contlitetismbet, Gazette of Nodes, ais..sttof Paris impala wen sot -liesiar, 44 sc. emit ~~r~-_ _ . ind it is greatly to he hoped that themes in lipp. : * portant instance, which it is naserteeeary to pastiest. an opportunity of this hied was allmad Who lost. 'hat Parliament will not oilier the Whets &Woe to pass away without, in some &pa, rikiirdsleg and recommending the principle. The attention of the House of Compels was occu pied with a variety of subjects, eltiefly.relatiag to the Supply, which, though not destitute of interest, were not of the importance which attached to the 111060116 ghat had been proposed for the order of the day.. One ot these was a motion on the present state of &trope, of which notice had been given by Mr. Hirrolitsoson : the other was that which had been announced by dr. STUART WORTLgt, for the production of the famous I cifteler dispatch from Laybaeh. Both these nootimos were postponed till Ibis day week. in consequence of tbel indisposition of the :Marquess of Lonnon DEBIT. We are mach concerned at the delay. especially on !comet of the latter article. It is greatly to be regretted that a document containing each doctrines and reifttions as are spread through Europe by that dispatch, did not immediately meet with such a protest from the public authorities of this country as she true English Constitution dictates, and as old English energy would inspire. be intlmades which have been cultivated of late between the courtiers of Foreign countries nail oar own, appear to bare failed in p:odneleg in otherseithet as aim quate k aowledge uf the principles on which oar Owesem i went is founded, or at least that respect which is thqir due. It would seem as if the intercourse bad haiku more likely to effect an assimilation of our politicises to theirs, than of their politicians tens. It appears as if the remembrance of that which used to be styled our 4 ' glorious .revolation," was in their nil motion an event to be reprobated. 'rho indepen deuce of genuine Eaglisbenen is to them revoldeg.— Referring to the English nation, it is stated of a pre decessor of one of the Holy Allies. that be owe ex claimed •• Oh were I their King! with half a EMI°, of my troops round my throne, and a sears or Owe of ex ecutionen in my train, I would mho them es anti ful as they are brave, and myself the beat monarch in the universe." Last night his Majesty gave a ball to the juvenile branches of the Nubility and (*.try. Letters from Hausbnrgh, of the bth WU*, as octane* that the Portuguese Misister had left that city; apd embarked in a ship bound to Mot Mrs. TIT/1114 MAT 30.—Prepatitioas ste satiog at the resilleace of Lord Stewart, which indicate the early de ' parlor*reat of this Ambassador. The sale of homes, sad a g pert of the (graham, authorises the Ala that he will be long abmat. The artificers, Le. of Chatham Doek-yard were paid is Sovereigns un Saturday sennight, for the first time since the resamptioa of cuh-payments.—(Kestriti Os- NI tte.) Letters from Valparaiso, of Ist March, talismanic*, saute important news respecting the naval and minim, operations of the forces of the Patriots. Prom these we gather that isformation had just reached Valparasio, that Lord Cochrane had given up the blockade of Cal lao, and that part of the Coast of Pere, is eonsesieesee of the appearance of Prneha and Vauganza Spanish vase!, of war iu the vicinity. His Lordship had sailed in pursuit of them, too that the nest arrivals will probably supply sews of a naval action in the Pacific. - from Sim 'early discovered Continent or New Shit land, the following in formatloa has bees received : In Nsw SIMETIAND. Frs. 16.—The Remiss frigate Warnock, Captain Hellenboasen, sod sloop of war, have been on a voyage of discovery to this part of the world. The number of seals hors is mach mailer than was espected. The country is a wild disagreeable mass of snow sad ice , and its shores estremely &wrens ; but the harbour is full of vessels, of one sort sad another. No less than nine sail of Baglish vessels have bole lost on this coast. The harbour lies 64. 30. South lat. sad 43. 5. Woes loop—There are twelve Americas vessels here." The Session at the cla jitney has bees eueedingly heavy 4 although it contemeaml last Wednesday, there ridge shoes 200 prisermalar trial; and yealletaby. amidst this pressure of business. the Cowmen fier jeant was coder the necessity of adjourns; the Caen for want of ea Alderman. Aldertnas Amu* left the beach at two o'clock, ender a promise la 11,14111111 it as hoer, Mr. Valiant tunlemaking to sit fur him foe that time t bet the Worthy Alderman did net fetus ; nail smother who was to hare bees there at five also did set Weed. After considerable delay, sea ending sheet to dilloveet Aldermen whims seeress. the Cent was obliged te be adjeersed at hall-past Ire, te die greet laseneeelence et the Jennies, mad tbe apse a5 f ..... lean of the t , ors sad the telb. 1 many a whim at a distance fees 10116, . will probably beside to attend agile , par.'s done on behalf of the prieesers, as the Wu hoe sot tie Nina of wrarpelling attenissee. Sliffilf. 11110611111P11 eight to threw ap their peas i' 1 1 est Mead se their dirty. The Liverpool Colorisr says, we the elentinersace of several permits rehanded is paressam of indletineets the - - - Lancaster, ageless ." - impart articles. of as obscene ' the cireelation The Society soileretsti. weeders seeeTtaiseel pan of the It giva Re ea a Chalet to eappees die ad ao hope etirree* rowed • *.4t , ; • a.... • C IND,. ..~ preemie% possod Coronado% of his eorder i• wbiob folio,' vb.- besets. with ases west. -- - Kettle Drum. Trumpets. • Persuieauts. Heralds. SO Mai, supported by two gerjeants at mini, with their "sees. Troop of florae Guard. floes Olken of the Done fluards. du the arrival of the Proce*sion at Temple ear, the gate of which being shut. and the Lord Mayor, as tesiod by the Alderman, &c. waiting within, the assail tersiality of densantliag admittance was obierved, and tip }rite was opened. The cavalcade then pro.- credal to the I isd of Chancery-lane. where the Precis motion was read, and then moved on to the Riga Et change. in the following order, immediately *fiat the liesabia City Dront. Trumpets. sheriff . Officers. (ay Music. Two City Marshals. Lord Mayor% Officers. Lord Mayor. iu his State Comb. Aktermea. The Two Sheriff's. Chamberlain. Town Clerk. Troop of Life Guards. Each side was escorted by a troop of Life (:arts , awl the crowd wa' 011111:1r to that which asommisted un aeeasiaw of the former Proclamation of the same kiwi, in the mouth of Mae last year. MR. CA.N.V/NG sad SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. .--...-- The following letter has hi en inserted in the 11tent ing Papers, at the request, as it appears, of La Wil liam Boattack. TO THE EDITOR. tv " Park-lane, June 1i„ .........4 1111. " Sta—A letter from Mr. D. Eisnaird which is your paper of this day, is reference to the ts ;ta r gria: don of the Correspondence between Mt. Oining>n x- d Sir Francis Burdett, requires from meths followitirl placation. " Certainly, the paragraph to which both oar moan are signed, though written by us, was not written es it 'letter to the Editor of the Courier, or to any other pet MP, It was intended simply to antbentlenle the core's psollence which it accompanied. The mbrhslm t kr Irbit to lt the Editor of Ths Coorier coos it as Wrkessull himself, is explained by his in his of this remain. 4 , Wilk storm to the gumdrop of 4, it is vira l , fatly teas that Mr. D. litaisird, though had his perfect assent , and thou g h his math the correspondence was siren with diet slow. ilea Se be a party to it. But it Is molly w, that mi. lion, is sense farm or other, was shop. SR. Canning. and was uniformly so Mass ma shop., alsoaint, from the moment that there MI M, affair being bronglst to . I . -;...:...:.... to gr 44 I regret the mistake in t o do 4 ISt C n urierias fallen. more es WO WM gives OW to Mr. Kinmaird's letter , which, (as I so from Awed, from all that has passed WNW as *Pot this Occasion) withortt the intentios of the writes ! moms Vs detract something from that complete satisfacOoft hs the isoliogs as well as to the honour of both the part* rine drolly ceucerned , wit h which I can truly sly IST.Iiro Wed and I mutually flattered °omelets, that this trent action bad happily terminated. I am, Sir, your obedient eerrent. (Signed) ~ W. IlsaTtuttlt." The urns letter mita& maisnois appeared in Tirs Courier of last night, with the following sots addressed by th e Editor of The Carrier to Lord W. Boadtsslt• which, says the Editor. " his Lordship wishes lOU an gourd to his owa letter :" " The Editor of The Coterie. presents his compllmosa ts to lord W. Bentinck. and has the Wooer to BMWs hi., with reference to that part of Mr. Digits ht's s letter which relates to the all ' s "rft=fittalairi same, that the mistake origiaa in a p oPlisarily adopted in giving publication to the cos tasolontioes of Correspoodests, vie. that of coasiag_thom sobs siimosoll to the Editor of the Jou rn a l ia wlieb tbzurst. I aven t is surely superfluous to add, that there h- Wird so motive of any other kind for thee istreestiog the Correspondence." ......raw The report of Sir Watkia AUllasss Wyse Wog shoot to he created a Peer is stated to he whitest four defies. The ancestors of the presses Worthy Bares* might repeatedly have been sailed to the Upper Ilisture, belt always declined that homer, eosessiving that the tido of Sir Wattle, auJ being considered "s Malts i s Mites," was saperior to that of Delsolosi. it II ,slosoesed that a sew Order of Ralebtbood will lie kw dittoed by the. Slag before he loaves Wrests,. bower of his Royal Principality of Wake. It le to let of the &meets* swims* Csopssisss, sots be entitled. " lathe of rustiest Cerbels." WOW* Wyss is espeeted to as At SO 4 is seassiss. Is essesgassee of lose Illoocardel sqpissisil . by the 'masses at Thaw% M • sight of the &sat of Me. w , tress s sup -. that Mr. IC Mad soot is so ssltessel= the Qom vrbes she wit sl as. ,••••• , •••• • „....,, a ..' :I'll4' -;..... . ' . '. " ....'' • . 1 ....;'"....'' " .. ...... '.... W ' ° it TE81144N.. _. .. .. .. .. .... ....- - .• - -%‘-• --, •.,...--,-- D"-,....,-----v-----------.. - --- ___. _ _,.. _ - --- ---- -- - - • ii if -.' Tours r. . -7......- .. , . ti n? u= as usseenu • anion sit- ' sow. • inct sad widely differeni la their degiwes of gat, raohAmArtory if- tke CORONATION. - , '''''" ual K"" " .16 ** ft. " —i ?'"' Is g I. mlglj sniff I'. has • S na il a tosidency to *Meek tie Wed; me' the • • woos--two— fres Daric°Y. niative t° the Pr°1 1 . 26 401 P 11164 OF STOCKS TUNS DAY AT OSK O'CLOCK. contemplation of as appeal to km, Mat the ditty it Tibia day %hest 12 o'elock the preemie% pem • K.& losorrirtion, continue to be imateadiusey ; haah.steehmshi ttithroogh the 3trasd. to proclaim the Coronado% of d . lllP— ,;ia as pect te the tactic fury of the Turks they Spec Cmst..SaL MI ads Sleek . Y aff e. Abet the rabble in Constantinople had ea- lir seCeet. Coe. Dltte ' •Ns —a per Peemantim is often a b an d o ned ; and ' yen when P al ' Majesty Kiog Vamps the 4th. • Tbe order is who; S lliretS-Soa ll"4 = seed; is not unfrecrently sacrificed to a feeling of hn- t h e peesese t es aseee d.f erwes d was as f e ll ows :4 „.. bip ed their barbarities again t the Greeks, sad pro- ?L.= l i gl ea • SobiliSea Old Am. sanity, by which the en '.3 of justice are defeated, and Constables en foot. r , es wed every tireek chapel in the capital . ; I T, c L iii avy g o o St Mai& pm lia. pos. Oludipsolhe limey —re the commission of crime bemuses eseirausgod. It wets Thee adverted itun-connsisslossd eases. liferesbelest tol. ilom 6 teneiller Guards. 'with sus er pc, their mute sit:Ai:nice is likely to recoil upon &pee Cent. Sauk ter Amount iligit Cuasishis on borsehsct. much to he 'desired for the aural good u we ll as the ai. G o versotet sad themselves. The Janissaries L•alf . Anslll . India fir dine Troop cf Mums Ceards. i i ; • tine d ibex fury against each other, after they ""* A z s li t r i Cee. fee Aem MI - credit of the country, that la every ease, penalty zed two toight Marshals Ofßeers: -•.-•-. I -.4.1. .1.- 2-11--.1 -t Lett. Tickets le. UM. Anse, shoold bear a due proportion te each Ober i , laden Marshal and hisissn. Household Draws. _ their he l y is Paris Joana. were sot to appear evlkeselly, WI 04- ri lla l as t' Ammo; f or L anai s ! sea comsat of tlle solemnity of Pentecost. •• Itsbilibiss not iodise Wm estrecosly Pik Arodsctlose. tOw ester- last sight hotlt Hisses et Parlipbsot esdielattila ss sot be basslned.. aid 111 oder .____.• oho' puessest to adjectrasscst. Is tae lie ass of LssfaJficithert Si si e l e ohotodol, Moot. the ""'" losers MetattieTosle sod ether* bright up bin tiloolifesollo rat pc go oto e bletehast proof sishist amity .fil m g. 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" WO. evegsmai-‘llisdisissiwassaliterairli, of the * . 0 . 10 elo 014 . • it %Z o rn lately allaied to ib i s i e sipoosti. as *bawd irlsh se having belie op- look 1 as II sea a sae sod es Soolaptpryferral at it vie meet was te free:Z '~•., i.. alms . . est the pude, f or maid hest this holm • off ' nicks. They "... esiikoor, slid foal essovieetZe:lll4 - sews whoa I sego spots bosom _ mete a liewiription as. of eie a mot sum * as, follifeell. . , lasi" 14 tile has see we *boy of a tosolow Se mite reef *, lecisti Off **Sur - wank sop, 1184 it met bossier the sikar 4 ssoi• 1, is posseesion of which the/ were ssireeostroal P itter le Iht s rseighoss lo We *. Ladles ' s ad Geethiree, p that ram of the mew torte the very words 0....0 LaMar sot. is oiler, an sap Ism 1 ejelist Ufa* yee es iselhilviltlel. 1111646 . ' 1 pleseete, hewer, Proprietor Or beta] 'mist. l l' sele Wee iv Sestet ere ipso flit saesttsie rr *laws.' to OM Wes! he wile of no te. riases *anger , pee el this esifiiishAs test gintazg li r the vigihilei if of • most roes edoeheell. •2ll4 dig POPP lie _ .of she espootty MU 'it IbilbeveLeo ibe la a witseet - dii l • ~, to ass* se liolfr , kW, is trforAag iteseiles Wig .. legation of she staalies • ' ji t, t 0 I ...:..1