The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-17 00:00:00

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in linwan flesh admitted at thel tribunal of Heaven; and"
%am the members of the-4mm Martial now sitting i
okymeor upon the• unhappy negroes, shell be asked, en ;
wild • grounds they deprived so many. Gilow•oreataret
efabeir existence; is itlinilapined that to me efity desired,
AWireedenn will he a jostifieation of their slaughter?
Oftdmelt of a letter from Madrid, Oct. 2:—The unfor-
taiga Biego was brought in about six this morning, from
Rego, three leagues from this, where be had slept, in a
Mitred waggon, escorted by French and Spanish troops.
/is and his companions are lodged in the Strained° de las
elibles, of late a barrack for the Spanish Guards, and
doting the Constitution it was converted into a prison for
the Factions. It is situated at an extremity of the town,
joishig the Gate of San Bernardino; their apartments are
on the ground emir, and the windows, which look on an
open spice towards the Duke de Liria's house,ttre blocked
op
by boards placed perpendknlarly, slanting outwards
from the top about six inches, by which is let in the light
Ind air, but they can neither see or be seen by the public.
The prisoners afe in separate rooms, without commnaica-
Don, with irons on their legs, fastened by a chain to the
They are in custody of the Conde de Torre Alto,-a
Captain in the Spanish Guards, one of the prisoners on the
ith of July, and one of the five who daily expected to be
/tangled. He has a considerable body of the Spanish
ileards with him, and there is a strong French guard at
the gate, as there is at all of the city gates.
There is a report to-day, though I know not on what
hundation, that Quiroga Is taken prisoner at Unread'.
Be was lately at Cadiz, and it is said he left for Corunna,
thinking diet, as the French had marched away, he might
raise the (Widens.
An account has been received of the death of Godoy,
who has' Ws the Kite Ferdinand his heir, art property
of 14 millions of rials—say a million ant a Half ster-

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Timm OCT. 4.—The Gazette Piedrnontete of to-day
contains a litig. article from Alexandria, of Sept. 29, rela-
tive to the eiscultion of that fortress the day before by'
the Austrian garrison, according to the 'treaty concluded
id Verona. The Magistrates of the city gave a splendid
eatertainineut on-this joyful occasion to the officers of the
Aestrian troops, and to those of the Sardinian regiments
which were to garrison the town and citadel. Count 13obna,
Commander in Chief Of the Austrian. troops in Lombardy.
arrived en the 2ftb, aid the Sardinian trdeps entered on
1 29tb. The Magistrates expressed, is the most energe-
de terms, their 'gratitude to the brave Austrian garrison,
fir die atlinireb'e cdecinct and strict discipline it bad main-
tained doling- the period ones stay. The .wbole Aitstrian
gerrison, tbd the Santini en troops that came to succeed it,
lime lib reify regalmi at the expence of the city. Our
hoops occupied-die. cita tel this adorning, and the. Attstri- !
lies minuted to-Lombardy.
An Ordiaanee has been pnblisheal at Berne, respecting j
thelefice regulations for the residence of foreigners, in i
whieh, Instates the diipositiuns cumintto •in most States, Art.
-11 say% • '
"No fortigtisroetio llid.On ariconnt of political ids-
demeanours nod4iime iii ' Min', liesbet:n.foiritialir dde-.1
lied hi,a•fr,iiiiefil,poptef '1 bi Itlif4wed in sojinith lit kid,
Atotoot „.,
.::. ~ . '1 i
r Fkotiarolvt, 0c4..7.- e *pate of fliesbnigh. has'
.passed iii , Decree ordering that, citizens of all. Christina
tarots shall be athitimabitto public employtneotj aseeit'
oily shall be regarded.
Oct% h —'f he Oriental Spectator of Asg. 29, has
varionseceonnts, mostly unfavourable so the Greeks. The
Turks having made themitelyes masters of Negropont;
chiefly lb..iOnserence of the discord prevailing among
the Ilreeka, an attempt bad been made by the Hydriota to
take Cativo. • •
A letter ftetn'Syri, of Aug. 15; sayi:—" The expedition
wavily the Hydriots against Caristo bas completely failed.
The l'orki sblfoed them to land in Negropont withest
opposition. and then by an impetuous attack obliged them
to re-embaik with great loss. The Hydriots carried alitiy
away all the wounded lima they could. and have brought
a eoimi4lerabictiumher of the* tq Hydra. The Tarks.haVe
made s sally from Pines; iustkpeneeratiag into the interior
met with A Greek Corp.," Which they defeated and put tot
tight : they. then *plashed forwards to Cocon, and have
opened a free imousenication between that fortress and
Pat ras. . ..
•• The accounts given of the Greek marine are more
favourable, though, for want. of money, the' HYdriots had
sot been able to equip above forty vessels out of a far
greater tunnisce-thst they possessed. The whole flotilla of
the bitteeks. ilelndisk the Casuals, Spezziots. and lipa-.
riots; is about .100-4.essolo, of which twenty or thirty are
lire-suipi. They hal not the intention of attacking the
Teykiab &et, but placed their hope* in butane, chanok
sad especially in a temporary calm, which way enable
them to wake' use of their fire-ships. and perhaps, is
the ednfusiols, to heard and capture some of the enemy'i
wirgeli..,• : .. ~..!‘ ...c.. • •I
Prirs'e letters from Zante of the Ist of Septewber ssys.
that the celebrated Greek Chief Rozgaris bail died of the
lionothc he received at Arrapbtr; and that he was hotted.
-at MissOlotighl. The same letters agairr mention the inset..
reition ortbe 31ontepegiekin coinsequence of the create
M Agraphi.
' . .
Don Victor Saes, Minister' of Foreign. Affairs to King
Ferdinand, whom. this Monarch has jest authorised to
dispatch all business, and to confer lb itb.all the Ministers.
till his Majesty's artival at Madrid, is an Ecclesiastic. anti
• i Member of the Chapter of Toledo: He was the Kin',
'Confessor before the 7111 of March. 1820.—(Rieile.)

Toe pin AND TOO LANDID I NTOIIIIT.—The rate Of
%tiered at Niiiticit the Bank lend money on mut-
ig, ,anderstand. 4 per cent. it Is Intended. we
believe, to• limit the capital so emploturto 2,(3)0,0001.
!atosliog. The advantages to the borrower from this new
arrangement are, besides the reduction of the rate of in-
terest, those of the perfectly safe deposit of the title-deeds;
the security that they will not be trassfer,ed by death, or
other causes, to new-bands; and hotly, that of raising the
the whole sum, however large, at once, without subjecting
the borrower to the degrading tbrcurostances of exp lure,
or denial, which may result from the numerous applies-
lions necessary in particular cases.—(Aforning paper.)
We tan scarcely credit the report, that the molt
revered and venerable monuments of %iniquity in West-
minster Abbey bane recently been despoiled of all their
invaluable and unique ornaments. The exquisitely beauti-
ful braes • sad iron work which surrounded the tomb of
Elizabeth, Queen of the Holden Age of English Poetry.
las been torn down, and sold to the obiteemith in the
neighbourhood. We understood a portion of these curious
rens, wrought after the model of a pure age, were per
by a Right Honourable Secretary, who accidentally
Aare them in the smith's shop as Le was passing 6y. The
Right Honourable Gentleman has, we learn, communicated
this sacrilegious act to bis colleagues, and the affair is now
before the Lords of the Treasury.
tWltosioa, One. 16.—This morning his Majesty, Willi
Lis usual suite, took an airing in his little-phaeton upon
the Long Walk. The Princess Augusta arrived at Frog-
mere lwatardayevening, from London. Her Royal High-
ness paid& visit to the Hier at the Castle. Count Munster
Arrived this imbruing at the Castle on a visit to his Majesty,
and lea She Castle is the afternoon, for London. A
Illantiaatien took place here yesterday evenieg,
di known of the arrival of the Princess Augusta.
ft *as sahl yesterday, that intelligence had bees revived
fro, ritufto the Eirrof ikurymore died on Monday last,
spyV.l
of toe membeni for a great Northern County, ens-
temolates a tour to the Continent, for one year at least; it
is yet noratirmined whether he will Tecate his seat is
Poiiaglif.fdt sot. We shall exceedingly regret the ab
sows of art inrcerleSt and patriotic a yettOg tnati.—(Motio
leg Chro.'arley-