The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-13 00:00:00

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LONDON:
TIVIASDAT EVENING, JULY 13, 1020.

We have this morning received Paris Papers of
uoishe. On Sunday the King attended mass in his
tom apartments; the rest of the Royal Family heard
the service performed in the Chapel Royal. Four of
the students in Medicine, who had been detained in
prison since the disturbances of last month, have been
liberated. The Court of Assize for the department of
the fare sad Loire, lately tried several individuals
for polikal and religious delinquencies. A man and
ifife line condemned to a month's imprisonment
fo„aelating religion at a masquerade t another cou-
ple ns cosikaned to six months' imprisonment for
threiar, and telling a song, entitled " The Misfor-
tunes of Clysses and Ithacus; of Penelope and
Telemachat;" the tribunal having judged that it con-
tained allusions offensive to the King, and directed
against the order of succession. The Prefect of He-
rm& has ordered the strictest surveillance to be kept
on the borders of his department, in order to prevent
any communication with persons coming from Spain.

These measurer, it is said, are Liken in conequenee of
the situation of Majorca. Letters from Strasburg
state that the King of Bavaria is at Baden. The
sew Members of the Cortes have repaired to Madrid.
Qairota made a triumphal entry into that capital
on the 24th ultimo. He was received with acclama-
tion by the immense crowds collected on the occasion.
—The Pacha of Jenina. who is making immense pre-
pirations for the war against the Porte, has nego-
cated with lonians and Italicks for supplies of arms
and ammunition, far which be pays liberally on the
retipt of them. It is said that the exportation, from
Trieste, of arms, ice. will be prohibited. It is still
imittful whether the Oreeks will join the cause of
Ali. 'They have not forgot his tyranny and his per-
Pecutious.

The Asstria4 Observer says, news from Turkey
state the position of Ali Pacha to be by no means
favourable; and persons acquainted with it are of opi-
lion, that so far from bis being able to commence bos-

head against the forces that will be brought against
Lim. He appears disposed to submit to conditions.
It if reported that the Fleeter of Hesse proposes to
convoke the ancient provincial State., for the purpose
of submitting to them the new projet of a Constitution.
Facmcm Funoc—Fire per Cents, 79 f. 20 c.—
Bank Actions, 1390 f.

Virginia Papers arrived this morning to the 13th
of June.

[IPROM THI KORTOLIC HZIALD, 12TH HI JVN[.]

Capt. Maglashkn, of the schooner Elisa, from Port
an Prince, represents that place to be very sickly.
Capt. Price, of the ship Eclipse, from Campeachy,
inform• us that, on the arrival of the news of the adop-
tion of the Constitution by the Cortes at Madrid, the
inhabitant• of Campeacby took the Archbishop from
his bed at midnight, and compelled him to ring the
church bell until break of day, when a general rejoicing
took place, and the Constitution was proclaimed.

RIMARKABLIE OCCCRIBINCE.

MIDDLIEBRXR (VIRGINIA), MAY 30.—0 n the 13th
instant, a piece of laud of upwards of five acres, laying
ea the east side of the bank of the Lake Champlain,
mak about 40 feet into the Lake, throwing the bed of
the Lake up about 10 feet above the surface of the
water. A part of the land was covered with small
trees of various kinds, some of which were torn up by
the mots. The pressure against the water occasioned
it to rise 'early 3 feet on the opposite shore, which is
&heat a mile ands half distant.

The House of Cemmens was occupied last night,
as it had been the proceeding, on a variety of bu-
siness, which, at say other season but the present,
would have been felt of extraordinary interest.—
The commencement of a barrack building in the
ceighbouthood of the metropolis, on the sanction of
the Treasury alone, and the incurring an expence
of 70,0110/., in anticipation of the concurrence of
Parliament, and without applying for its consent, are
now deemed matters but of trifling moment. The
Alien Bill, with all its odious features unsoftened,
passes through its different stages, as Mr. Hamm=
obsesses, without exciting concern ; sod the motion
of Dr. LVORINGTON, on the documents from South
Alerlea. is treated with an indifference which Sir
funs Micstxvoun very justly and deeply regrets.
hi' net the least nmeng the many evils which the
prevention of the Qv as x has brought upon the atontry.
that the public mind Las been absorbed by its con-
sideration, and the donsestk as well as foreign interests
of the nation have tensed to satins the solicited* that
Is their due. If nay Haug eon more serprise us than
t. "why that now prevails at then ecurresiess,
it ii the sestiassees did are free time to time
'shamed by Ministers rnapoeting Ansi, and that