The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-24 00:00:00

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Advises were yesterday received from
of the rslediterraneab, as well as papers ft
to the 3.1 inst. At Constantinople and
thing had resumed an appearance of tray,
at the latter place it was only considered
cursor of a storm, as the Greeks and '
upon each other with the greatest jealousy,
utmost caution was required by the Civil
to check the least disposition to turbulence,
Greeks were in possession of nearly the
Nom, only a few Turks remaining ti
reported at Malta that Ali Pacha had ens
amicable treaty with the Porte. but tba
required confirmation. At that Island trade
depressed in consequence of the.coutentious
taken place in the Levant,
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the tenor of which had not transpired ;F
Government reople seemed to entertain %mitt"
doubts as to a war. There was a report
gagement having taken place between
and Greeks fleet, at the entrance of the
In which the firmer is stated to have lost
and a line of battle ship, but as we '
Turkish meet WAS at Constantinople on
report is doubtful. The Russian army marching
to the Pruth, and General Wittgenstein bas left Odessa
to go to the line of frontier, leaving two Generals as
Odessa. The object .4 his journey is to put hioyelfie
a position to act according to the nature of Strogasogs
dispatch.
A despatch has been received by the Prefect of the
Department of the Eastern Pyrenees from the French
Consul at Perri trnsn, communicating the disastross in-
telligence that a fatal yellow fever infection has been
brought to that port by a ship from the !farannab,
and that several deaths have o:curred. A cordon of
Spanish troops has been posted to prevent the spread-
ing of the contagion, and the French Authorities have
adopted precautionary measures.
The Gazette de France has a report of the yellow
fever having also manifested itself at Barcelona, to
which some individuals, it is added, hail Olen victims.
The Canstitutionnet also announces the same calamitr,
on the authority of letters from Barcelona of the bib
instant. The fever is said to have been communicated
by a vessel from the Havanna'.
The Spanish papers contain the following mantel
the war now carried on in the Empire of Morocco. A
victory had been gained by hluley Zeiil, with hie
army of 36,009 men, over that of his uncle, I&
man, of 25,000, between New Fez and Olil Fes, ate
place called El Pal Mar. %rill had 000 men killed is
the battle, and Soliman 5,590 killed and prisoaen. •
The battle was on ti.e 7th. &id is very angry with'
' the Jews of Tetuan for haviog alarmed those of Gi-
braltar, which has induced the English to break of all
commerce with Barbary.
By a vessel arrived at Cadiz from Porte Bello,
we hare the confirmation of the occupation of Ca.
raccas and I,a (luyra by the Insurgents ow the 26th
of May, and the recapture of both these places the
next Jay by the Royalist army under Morales. Oa
the :nly of June the communication between Vera Das
and Mexico was cut off, and great apprehensions ate
entertained for the safety of the former place, if se-
cour was not immediately afforded from some stitt
point.
The Dnke of Wellington has successively impede/
the line 0: fortresses along the Meese from Dermot to
Maestricht, and everywhere expressed his eatisfactio'
with the works, which are advancing rapidly. The
Castles of Namur and of Huy is particular, were
highly praised by his Grace.
On the King's return from the Cathedral, in Ds'
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on Sunday last, Sir William Curtis was among bit
followers, and situated between the Lord Mayor of
Dublin and the Recorder. In this position be became
a conspicuous candidate for public notice, and,
as the
people of Dablin are at present very liberal of their
applause, Sir William had an ample share of cheers.
But applause at processions now is, like the howling'
used at Dublin funerals, nut very discriminatediscriminate
wisely directed. The mob of mourners hired to pre-
cede the corpse and cry, will sometimes enquire of
each other, " Who are we howling for to-day ?" The
mob of cheerers, now, appear to be occasionally as
norant of the characters they are led to applaud; and,
from the aptitude of honest Pat to blunder, the
worthy Sir William got cheered as Lord Mayor of the
City of London!!!
On the 4th instant, Mr. Untie, Mate, along with a
Boat's Crew of the Earl Moira, revenue cutter,rU.ek'
G
ing to search a smuggling lugger, then lyiag
sesiLtlllbayndt,hoensinthuegegolasersit ouf.hSohektelpant
and destructive fire of musketry, by which ow* Seams
was of
The (,ya►ssais'
sioners of Excise in Scotland, have offered a was killed, and two severely
100/. to any person who shall g Ll;powenre themrehaallyiesl;
rpottatOtO Of tit
may lead to the discovery of the pe
murder.
The cold experienced last spring in
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France, has, we learn, by a gentleman
England, proved very unfavourable to
ductions of a southern climate. In li
trees have been greatly injured, and large
their silk worms have died. In Paris, elghl
pound are now given for grapes, of a sort
time last year might have been bought
New SOUTII AV A L1C0...1 II ,be sale
importation of the wools from this
lag Colony, it affords us great pleasure
the superior kinds reached the enormous
10s. 4d. per lb.; and that the inferior
badly assorted anti packed, averaged
per lb. Capital, and experienced attention
wanting to render this import a sour
fortune to the owner of the socks, 1
colable importance, at all times to ,
try. The wools from these Colonies
which are found to be very valuable
tore, and produce cloths not only finer
of longer duration in weer.
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