The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-22 00:00:00

Paris papers to the 20th instant Lave arrived this
morning.

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The accounts that relate to Russia and the Porte
are still fall of contradiction,. It had been reported
that Moldavia and Wallachia bad been ordered to be
evacuated, but an article from Ilerumnstadt of the
27th ult. states, that the execution of the orZers re-
ceived from Constantinople to this effect had toBp re-
sisted by the Jasisearies at Jassy. The istelHgence
Ma Visas/ cm thtarter
3thii reparathme to "V 111. woe sew.
Ischia. the Turks have lately sidlit several Asiatic
corps into those provinces, and am their army its that
quarter now amounts to 80,000 tom To, favour the
Idea of peace, a letter from Odessa of the 22d ult. is
quoted, asserting that on the 30th November, the
Divan, through the Austrian sad English Atnitaest-
dors, requested a delay of thirty days to give a Minh
tire suswer to the Russian Ultimatum; am/ JO+ also
asserted that the Censor of the !Versate Gazette him
been punished by being pat under an arrest for 21,,
boars, for having allowed the iusertion in that Joarms);
without previously asking the permission of the Eft.
peror, of an Ode addressed to his Imperial Majesty,
inviting is:na to combat the Turks.

An article from Stockholm, dated 12th ult. says.
" According to an official report of our legation at
Petersburg, there ha■ arrived there a courier from
Constantinople, who bad brought to the English am-
bassador resident at the court of Russia, an important
despatch which Lord Strangford had charged him to
submit to the Emperor Alexander. It is a justifica-
tion of the conduct which Lord Strangforil has pur-
sued during the course of his mission, and a detail of
la!! the steps which be bas taken in his quality of me-
diator between Russia and the Porte. His Imperial
Majesty, it is asserted, bad not shown any displ
oa the reading of this communication; but contented
himself with saying, that he looked to the future,
which could alone prove whether the hopes which
Lord Strangford had entertained till thit time wera
of a nature to be realised.

The iatelligeoce relative to treece, however, is, in
the mean time, highly favoarafili. .:111 lettere kali
Corfu. of the 18th of December, we lad that- the
Greeks are stated to have made themselves masters of
Pains on the 2d of that month, after a mast obstinate
attack, which had been preceded by several attempts
in which they had failed. But what seems still woollies-
picious to their cause, is the proposal said to have
been made by the Turkish Commander of Acro-Cu-.
rintb„ the citadel of Corinth and the real key of the
Peloponesus, to espouse their caste if they would re-
store his son. made prisoner at Tripolissa. and leave
him the command of his corps of 20,000 Albanians
and the undisturbed possession of all his res.
This offer, it is said. was transmitted to the &Dated
Calming*, who referred it to the coasideratios of the
►filitary Chiefs. Their decisive was not yet
known, bat it was aadeipated that they • would
not reject so advantageous a proposal. aid the
war was looked apes as terminated la that
quarter. The fortress of Medea bad surren-
dered. sad Napoli di Romania was little more thus a
heap of ruins. Prince Demetrios Ypsilanti had season-
ed the title of General in Chief of the Army of Caron.

Th. Govonsans is repressawd as dull segsirisi
Arendt sad unit, Deputise inn tin Swims pro-
vince won psenoiling w Calnona. aa4 no gnat
illassoliy was expand ta ipso in wens at
the conimannsat of dm mon yam

celUall sy.le article fro,astsif."
at Cassell of
auew la coasegaerke et the mete ie

ISTSI.II.II. SAO CIOCISSII lair, alumnus...
lellitheibiLleMPOri Lit ie iota Pad to is Staff 11.

to Obsilliesee. neg. ne•

ral opinbia is that Iderstigsty will tiwtbs untint this
proof of his devotiot and condescsagois Ala 441! tb'
Welders will set reline their pert-folius above twenty •
four hours more. 'Tbe Council of State has beer
muck offended with Mot pdblicity which the &par
dor has given to that Sitting in which there was a
debate on the dismissal of the Ministers. The pro-
ceedings imputed to any of the Councillors appeared
so grave; that the Council of State, in a bodt. be
caused to •be inserted in the Universal es.
article signed by thiety-three of its Members,
wherein it diaigrows, without entering into any detail
the wost part of the proceedings sod the speeches re
ported is the Espeelsdor: This body _easrenches it
self behind its dignity, add will not comprorigise 140'
with the editors of public prints: bet, then, what id
vantage is there in the article which they here cause,'
to appear, since it does ant relate, directly, any
of w►at had bee. advanced, and does not contradict
the results of the sitting? This e►ening, a roper•
prevails, that the King is determined to dismiss th
blioliters, and that be proposes to send a message t.
the Cartes to require to be authorised to choose ne.
Ministers from strong the Councillors of State. Thai
permission is interdicted at present, not by the Coe
stitution, but by a posterior law. It is feared the
the Cacussion which this demand sill protn.ke, wii
hive no good effect on public opinion in the "iguana'
is which the Council of State has been placed by fig'
nature and result of the discussion in the late sittings
Last sight, at the Prince's Theatre, the Pit and Bores
lordly demanded the bywn in honour of Riego. The
Neal authority wished to oppose it, and the uproar be-
came so violent that it was necessary to suspend the per
foregone.

; but ',slog, at last, that all resistance was see.
less, they ended by yielding to the public voice ; the
hymn was cbsuoted. the acelamatious were usani••
muss, and all was restored to order.—The Journal
Coietitetionact of Barcelutta, of the sth of January,
has published the following address, which is remark-
able for its extreme brevity. This piece is signed by
the Deputies of the different corps of troops both of
this RN aid the s liltia :
TO THS 1111 M AND m frint.al fiNESIT
fit•s—The corps of time oatioial militia of this
place, the first regiment of thiartillery, and the first
squadron of the ume arm, the battalion of the train,
the regiments of infantry of Soria sad Amigos, the
Swiss regiment of Wimples', a detachment of the regi-
tw eet of Marcia, sad a multitude of citizens of all
classes, lift op to the constitatiosal throes of your
Majesty their entasiinous voice, which is—Venn with
The. oe•ext Aliaiatry.
On the let of January the Municipal Junta of Bar
celons also signed an address to his klajesty, sod so-
other to the Permanent Deputation, in which they se•
rooded the demand for the dismissal of the Misisten,

and were supported in their address by tke Political
Chief. The principal cities of the province have not
only followed the example of the capital, bat declared
for independence if the King does not assent to their
demand. The city of Saragossa has also sent a similac
address.

The French Chamber of Deputies were to have a
public Sitting on Saturday last. The order of the day
announces, Ist. the Report of the Committee on the
project of law on the police of the journals. This re•
port to be made by N. de Martignac. 2d. The open-
ing of the discussion on the project of law relative to
offences of the Press.

Facmcm FUNDS, JAN. 18.—Five per cults. 85f. 70c.;
Bank Actions, 1535 f.

A Brazil mail arrived Ibis moraing. The puke,
left Bahia the 24th of October, and liio Janeiro the
17th of November.
Extract of a private letter from Hayti, Nov. 28
Siace the death of Christophe the whole of timr terri-
tory which formerly composed his Kiortions ribd the
Republic established by Potion, has heits (erased is•e
one Ouvernment, upon the model of that of the federal
Government of the United States, via. a Presider,
Senate, and House of Representatives. Port-ea-Prises
is the capital. The Spaeiards who had revolted at
Port Delphin (26 miles east of Cape Hayd') arrived
at Cape Hayden on t►e !3d of November, and claimed
the protection of the Haytieo Government. Among
those that arrived at the Cape was the Collector and
MOll4OlOO, and all the principal iababitants.

(/1101T,16 BALTIMORt PAPIII4 PSC. 22.)
CoUna. ..+-We are at a loss to know the res.°,
which 056004 Ike Congress of Colombia, to deduct
5 per Cost. front the ditties upon importations diiseqy
from Stumps, in foreign vessels, and 7i par unt on
their own. This is manifestly a diomisalaation to oar
disadvaitage. Was it Inemidal to sowstraio oar
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vernmeot sego#atimt, implying a recognition of
their indepoodeato ? If abet be the solicitation it is as
awkward snaismostm Dm likely es be animal.

Extrate of a letter iron Hannah, dated Plowneber
iB:—The rain have bon very heavy throughout the
, while island of. Cabo ; open SO thaw istwhispe ever be.
Is,, known. Tie seeps haws seared veer waterially
threaglion die him& Ns puns tea Man la ken

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iiurior, is consetissee of the dreadful state •I{
roads : and the Cestanplsonse here has been dotal
for five days, owing to the excessive fall of rain.

The old Jacobin, on Saturday. boasted of the hied

forbearance of Ministers, in cnatingto mutate thew
eafortun ate people who had becorp objects of Robe;
peer venLeanse, prevent! to the Sch of i~ptfi; ills.
How emsdesesteding is these etellipreirif" eletloft:is
yid ttlit!selket portfolio", to bows Abotitallik
vbs. thiqr sae make sedgy bylssiag !It
reminds us of those beeevilliellloaordiowifionser,
who make a vides ofnecoogitg "si alsolog Om- Mau
aid tithes whkje:eie"if 011ett.. sad Hr.
riving theme memo WIOAko base *• the
mealiest chance of eyter"tralelksi litackess 514
forbearance in our rake. 110.011444 Phiostola.
Yet, nothing can well be lostoel troadoefei that pre.
seeds from the same quarter. Whether it lire a ice-
aody on the death of Roextrotle 11:**Bies"tht
late Preach Emperor ; a satire see the meatery Of Pert;
suspension of the Habeas Corpse Act; .a Manehesa,
tragedy ; six gagging bills. or the indiciado,. of as is.
misitorial Bridge-street Gaag. The public, wholes,.
'men betrayed, who have see. Harm Charts and the
till of Itights so oft.. outraged, eu well appeseion
he value of those charitable itstasease of the. alloile
lisposers of the public Money. That mot fishlike
alculator the Right Honourable the Ceawescios
if the EXCHZQUER, and his seadieters. peeked
o lister. to the cries of poverty and wreteleadeee;
file Right Honourable Deraileeese mid his fiasecial
triremes may suppose that they see eke Miele of Pen
lirough the sew telescope at the Home Dept emeat;
in assortment of precious gems at the Board of Cot
tool, or a valuable essay on stationary from the
aeighbourhood of Buckieghain ; bit all won't do; the
rats suspect a shipwreck, and make no imeret of their
intentiess. It eau no loiger'be Cesied that Untie
and profligate expenditure, have best the cause abed
•rade., starving paelfacterers, aced haelerept
trims ; that the PITT Mg bare been the nisi"
tad sepportirs of the po hoary ; and that 'oho;
let the Constitution brought back to its engissi
pettily can save the Government. Tier hackled
names Jacobi., Leveller, and Radical, are lest; they
will no longer frighten the people of Egghead, they
will no longer deceive the timid. 1. real (Oohs
A the country are those that irtvolved it it its recant
listresses, and let their fate be Ideas it may, it is of
kik esesequence to time whom they have adored
from respectability to sleety sod pauperises.
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In metier c'eliegaf st to-day, areeas,. is-
wiled thee. Paisages in Lore Jager Xxsascei-Seceed
Letter to the Yeomanry aid Parsers ef fheetingdr.
for which we bad aot room in our paper of yeateriey.
We have, likewise, gives a piece to egos vshiale
statements, which such of our readers is wish to bt
well ieformed me the 'abject, will be gratified to her,
from an intelligent provincial print, which teed to
solve the interesting question sew at issee—what an
the ehar.ges neeeleary to Oft the British laadoww a
fair met fir his sleets, tad the British Famet a fair
Profit for his skill, capital, and labour ? The elistresm
of the agriralterists art se great ail their claim' 14
argent that something most be speedily and efectagy
dose, eat only to answer the qnestioe, but the
farmers' and the laudlords' demands. la every part of
the country we fled the parties meeting. or about to
meet to seek recites*, anal among otherawe are glad
to learn that the land owners aid land *tempers of,
aeighbourieg county, Surrey. are to assemble is a
county meeting, to petition Parliament for relief, sad to
issued their members to the same elect. The odes.
ter' are aware of the corning storm. au, to divert
it, they are endeavouring I. make it be believed
that the agricultural disunion meet be owing
to ocensethieg else than ta vitiate. De they mess testy
it laserjet to Mr. Penes Bill? It woad be toile-
Gamy aweigh with their iuseesisteacy to seed this
thoegist abroad.

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A Ministerial paper says, that there is no troth is
the report that his Majesty's Ministers Jested to pre
pose tuParliateent a tax upon Fended Property 'sly,
of 21 per cest.
The opinion of the AttontsySseeral mid Solicitor
Oatmeal has been takes. whether • tise•Loetliesu
nest of braised by Ofj_44Wer to confer the boon
of Kelgistisooll, sod Hoy o bed aselesdly of epi.
aloe, that since the Unitas reetsucla right jaas ettistri.
A copy of the *pinion bas bees sent to Lott Wellesley.
An investigation Ins lately, we sederstaed, tai.l
place in the Victualler/pollee. wltieb has led to tit
discovery of great irregularities, and to some distill.
sale Irons high oScial situations. Other removals sr
sloe threatened. A few days, will, so doubt, brig
She whole affair before the public.
It is amid that the Court of Direetorsoi the Main.
dia Company hare gives the Marquess of Hastiool
fell peresisaloo to remain in iodi'a as Chief tioserssr,
and that a ship of war has bees lately dispatched by
Government with advice. to that effect. Should tls
Marquess, however. prefer to rotors to Eaglaed.
Edward Paget will rowed from Ceylon, and slow
the rank of Conssoder-in-Cbief of the forces is It:
dia. It is ale* amid, that is the event of the Marques"
return. he will be appointed Ambassador to the Ciert
of Vireos.
A requisition bps bees addressedd• by several salt
swat. fsesheidon. ttsd eeeopien of land its the rung
of Survey, to the High fflseriS requesting that he si'd
call a Moeda( of the Freeholders, Landowner..
Occupiers affected by the present depressed state of 'nurse
cohere in *geese". as esely as passable, in order''
petitlee Peritoneal fee sellef; sod to instruct the Mew
hers for the Onsoty to support the said Petition. 1!
cousplisesos with this mrisities the Sheriff has arrow
ad each illuellog to be held at Epsom, on-Mosby.
falt of Febroary mutt

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Mtv WELLINILIT.
A City of Nllkeerly are about
Not voting Addresses to is
eetestast.—We eitiletotase
ke Nobility. Oestry sod Free-
st to esoeialibs at Team, foe
oaks the ceenty Members,
1,, are active is calling Ibis
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rib AS•1111116 TIM ISA
HAMM. • rr,
le elentliellen
a Andel to adding the
▪ end IS engratalsti tlial
Wan hi* appointment to the
hat dilleslty see them be
ties signed in thecae,* of
regrettable wrens meld be
e, such is the feeling which
.ry independent inhabitant of
Ile Irishmen.)
IMAMS OF BELFAST.
• Wedendey last, a trial tea
pas of Belfast, os the issue
el will fei:onsiderably inter•
is a point which, perhaps,
rather a doshtful opinion.
11, a gendarme of this town,
sitting in tbe Upper Boxes of
with Mr. Whowell, the agent
Impany in Belfast, with some
Patios was violently assaulted
noes years of age, of the name
Town Clerk of Belfast. This
If. Daniel, because Mr. Patton
ita of his hat at the peremp-
of said Maid.
be ease as they occurred were
play was ever. the tan of
is played, on which Mr. Pat.,
11 as every other perms is the
ts. " Patrick's Day " was also
edged deference was observed
se as to that of " Ood save the

this eveoing was peculiarly
they insisted on lIIITiOWS things
✓ found it difficult to comply.
od save the King'• was again
and " Patrick's I)ay" by ea-
y a third. !lets off! hats tr
ea " God save the King" was
sod the attention of the lines
to the box where Mr. Patton
ke latter gratlemaa. Mr. Who
a. Mr. Patios bad his bat AL
own statement, at in the oppo•
sisters, left the box and came
sae. Wilma awillt #41024
leaked Mr. Ithowell *Wilt
not wises, to promill-liestat.
timagh be felt hangout at
Mr. Whowell. as he said himself.
anger in the town, sad to p on
.roptioo web his object. Bet Mr.
f when Daniel came into the box,
sled of Daniel by what who-
' any man in that box to take off
he would pat on his hat. and he
s man who would dare to take
e box, and soon returned with
a, and entering the box where
mediate,' made a blow at Mr.
which the bat of As latter was

1 ;lid not retorts tie blow. but
ad held his till be was able to
of a (need who came into the
e stntggle took place. He then
day went to the Magistrate aid
dart Daniel for an assault.

case came on to be tried before
some of the Magistrates of the
Mi. When the Jury brought in
ohm Daniel.
day, (Thursday) brought up for
rt, when the barrister, as we are
e young man I. a toss firm and
ted out the magnitude of this
youth alone saved him front a
at dna the Coact iletioded to
r order bin to be imprisoned
in the Jail of Carrickfergus.—
Tits Imams:4.

aetieople of the I ith alt. ro-
ws so cessation of lioetilitiesoe
Royal of Persia; bet, ow the con•
arrying ow the War with success

•d yesterday fres Spais by the
mentioo the appoimmeat of a
rid. Amoeg the persosages se-
the present Ambassador to the

Is the 20th of December state,
of the island had imued a Ina-
g the exportation IJ warlike
. The brig Nymph, w►ich Sr.t
from Loudon, with muskets and
der oa hoard, was laid under an
up was originally lateaded for
sepposell also would be suffered
r conseriusace of the prohibitina
ill the trade in the articles cos
ton and Leghorn, where DO such
This measure was extremely
British merchants resident in
king with some degree of hope
restrictions, rather than andel-
to their decliaing commerce.
arrived there a few days before
desired the principal merchants
him t►eir °pinks respecting the
oonopoly in cora, together with
► that opialea was 6ntW. A
it this hued' of the pads of the
opus le June sect:

Li maim Surveyor et dm Naut
aaaatiaa. His situation M
M ba SIM op.—(blimajmhire