The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-01 00:00:00

Paris papers to the 30th ult. have anini
morning.

Advice; from Madrid are fisted Oct. 18.
The Deputies elected as Members of the
Cortes, are for the most part distinguished I
The ultra Candidates met with a very sorry r _
in the Electoral Colleges. At Pampeluna it Cu
licult to preserve the peace, so touch were dale
enraged against the persons of this description.
A new Guerilla commanded by ecclesiasticsof

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rank, has appeared in the environs of Vicb ; tbi
force amounts to about five hundred men. Tbeisti,'
ligence of the yellow fever having reached %lap
and the Isle of Leon is unfortunately cosirani.
The province of Oribuela at the conclusion of theelee•
tions became the scene of murk agitation. Thom
alists assembled in gre:it numbers to celebrate Mit

triumph, and paraded the streets crying Lour lie!
the King, down with those who support the Cola*
ties, &e. &c. Oviedo has not been altogether fin
frum disturbance, in consequence of the ill jteirl
zeal of the ultra party. flints have taken place a
d'nost all points of the kingdom. They have all one
glided with the enemies of the Convitutional system
These assemble in the streets, post Proclatnatiookta
attack every one that does nut shout The Ms; fu
ever! no Constitution!

The territorial audience of New
firmed the judgment, which.kepl,iu

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The discussion on the territorial division is Wrrei•
nated, with the exception of that which relates tote
provinces of Guipuzcoa, Alava, and Biseav ; thee
being a great difference of opinion as to these foratie!
one or three provinces; the population of the is
340.900 souls.
The Aurtrium Observer of the 18th of Oet. contain
news from Constantinople, dated Sept. 21—The Poet
is unremittingly occupied in le-inforciog the army h.
I tended to oppose the firecko. Troops are ton,tautli
arriving from Asia, on the borders of the Danube, ud
in the Murea. The troupe of the Grand Scignor ste•
time I near Salonica, have hitherto been unsuccresful
in all their attempts to drive the Greeks fr int thew
of the Peninsula, which is situated on the Gull of
Cassandra. The Ottoman fleet stationed leetwees the
islands of Samos and Rhodes, was expected to dir..ct
its course towards Cerigo, to effect a junction wits
the squadron of the Capudan Bay in the lonios ua.
This fleet was at anchor on the 11th of Sept. is the
bay of Zante. The Greek fleet has chiefly reurnA to
the Islands of the Archipelago, for the purpose of reit•
ting aad revictnalling. A superior Admiralty officer ha
recently been sent to the Archipelago with termite
the Greeks, and to offer them the most positive
guarantees relative to the maintenance of their liber•
ties and their rights. Ypsilanti has addressed toil
Greeks in the Mores, another proclamation signed by
himself. The rumour is repeated of his Davis,
repaired to the Island of Hydra. Letters free
%ante of the 29th of Sept. state, that a part Olio
Ottoman fleet bad entered Patens, in the Mores, AA
that Ali Pemba, after the retreat of the Tuba
burnt the City of Janina, to prevent a second Woo
in case they should have occasion to return. ThstUts
in some accounts are said to have lost 2,000 Oa
at the taking the Convehts of Seeks. The celeiratti
Jordaki, who had been taken prisoner oa Ibis oche
sion, and who was first stated to have been cars:olll°
Constantinople, and afterwards to have destroyed bia'
self, is reported to have escaped. An fletecide'
sonated him and thus facilitated his escape.

By letters from Barcelona, it appears that the pro'
gross of the yellow fever continues to be most slid.
ing. Three or four hundred penes] daily fall vic:iss*
its ravages. The population of Barcelonetta is It
uluced to 90 or 100 inhabitants.

James Macdougall has appealed against his of-
tenee to the Court of Cessation.
French Fends, by private aceonnes, are said 10.
b9l. 84.1 c.

New York Papa's arrived this morning to the Ma
of September, and Montreal to the 234, frets irbiA
we extract the following from the New York AgrertiV4
of the 27th September.
Mextco.--We yesterday annonneed that an NO'
tie* for three months had been entered into It
Patriot and Royal troops is Mexico.. We 64 MI-

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'yr.; in perusing the translation of the document fur-
visited by the Havannah Noticiosu Mercuric! of the
Bth September, that on the 1 7th of July, a suspension
of hostilities between the Royal troops in Vera i;ruz+
and those of the Patriots besieging that place, (subject
so the approval or rejection of the Commandet-in-
Chief of the Independents) bad alone taken place, and
that no period for it. continuance or termination is
stated in the article. y In fact, all seems to depend on
the %sill of the Patriot leader. An armistice for three
months may no doubt have followed as a consequence
of this suspension of arms at Vera Croz, but the
journal we have quoted makes no mention of this event.