The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-06-27 00:00:00

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of whisk hare been taken by the Greek*. The ad.
vim from Smyrna are to the 17th of May. Friss
this place previons seeonnts bad been agreeable; bat
the recent letters are of a less satisfartory nature. The
Greek Beet had, as or formerly stated, captured several
Turkish vessels and two ships of war, and, it is now
added, put to death the whole of the crews. It was
this proceeding, it is said, which led to the dia-
-1
tarbances in the town. From a spirit of revenge the
'f arks murdered the Greek inhabitants of Smyrna in
cold blond, and plundered their houses. More than
one-third of the Frank inhabitants had been oblifreff to
go on board the vessels lying in the Bay; nearly the
whole of the English residents had taken this pee-
-1 caution. Between 3 and 4,000 Asiatic troops had
I arrived, and embarked with the intention of proceed-
ing to the alorea and Albania, hot had re-landed
again, and gone into the Castle, in eonseqnenee of
upwards of VII sail of Greek vessels (some of them
carrying 24 gun.), having blockaded the Port. With
the consent of the Foreign Consuls, an embargo had b en
laid upon all vrt-sels in the Port, but it was expected it
won't, lie t3l:rn of* in a few days. his Majesty's ships
Spey and Racehorse were in port there, whose pre-
pence inspired confidence in the minds of the British
residents, to whose property every respect seemed to
be paid. Admiral Sir Graham Moore, in the Koch.
fort, 74, with the Canibriaa frigate, were daily ex-
pected, in caae any unexpected turn of affairs should
require their assistance to remove the British subjects.
The Spey. upon her arrival in the harbour, was fired
at by one of the garrisons hot upon represtnta!iili
bein7 made, an apology was given for this insult to
the Pritish raz. Two French vessels had arrived at
Marseilles from Smyrna, which bad been boarded by
Greek ships in search Of Turkish property. This act
had tiveli gr• at offence to the rrench, and two line-
of-battle ships and five frigates have ordered to
proceed Irons Toulon to the Archipelago. A Dutch
sip:astral, sailed for the same destination. A
Paella has arrived at Sinvrna from Constantinople, and
had is,ued an order for all Greeks to retire to their
houses, open their shops, &c. with an assurance that
both their lives and property should he respected. The
Instant... Can in the northern providers of Turkey ap-
pears to have erased to be fortn'olable, and a report
that Yrilanti had II d 'n IV:tA believed in Con-
stantinople. It is, however, a current opinion in the
letters from that the naval superiority of the
Greeks give a new turn to affairs in the Mores,
and render the eo:itutest of O. tt part of the empire a
more difficult tindurtAir7 than was originalle •up-
posed. It is heroine ittipossilde fur the Turk:to ob.
tam stlppFes of cora front I:::,ypt. or to send troops by
sea from COOS!111:11:011IP, as the vcssels are all inters
cepted by the (ir; eh cruisers. On Ott. u!hrr hand, the
march it:f an army by land i tot) the tel the ne-
cessary areingetnents for its tinder iu im•
perfect a conts.tissariat as that of the Turl.s, ntust oc-
cupy a long time. 31eanStne the different garrisons,
it is supposed, will be starved into a 'tit render. The
garrison of Pains, from rhenre there are ads-ices to
the latter end of .lay. is, tvt. untlerstanil, nearly re-
ilneetl to retremity. They had been driven into the
castle, the furtress in they first took refuge at
the commencement of the tumults in Patras. and would ,
probably all he sacrificed !before asistivire could ar-
riye. A famine in this part of the Turkis!, empire
teems an impenslinr's and almost an inevitable calamity.

Ms Majesty arrieeil in ton it last night, about ten
o'clock, from us Lodge at Windsor.

A Memorial from her Majesty was, it is 4ai4l, ye -
terilay delivered to the Home Secretary, Lord Sid-
month. demanding Fer Coronation along with the
King as a niatter of right, and Majoring ilia immedi-
ate appointment of a l'ormoi,sion to consider the.,
claims of the persons who are entitled tn4ttend apes
her on that occasion. Iler Majesty has signified that
she expects an i ediate answer.
There is no foundation for the thiamin.% which are
afloat of an intended p,i4tronetnriit of the enrenation
beyond the ilay already fixed, namely the 19th of July.
One thousand Coronation Medals hare been etrork
at the Mint, and are to be distributed amongst the
'Members of the two 'louses of Parliament.

Madame Catalani srts mit in a few (lan for Lon-
don to assist at the Coranstion Fetes.—( Paris Papt.r.)
The Cardinal Lnztrne died In Paris yesterday
se' nailrht, at the adiancrd are of 53:
Lora been cvallne,i Kith the :out in
Paris I.A. 'wards at three werks, bat is now mud,
better.

Baron Geoeete, of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland,
died at his seat, Caldblow, tar Dublin, on the ?lst
instant. The Baran was the youngest brother of Sir
Robert George. Hart.
CATHOLIC AGGRIBIGATI: Mvrrtso.—AnParss TO 'Mf
litso.—Upwards of 50 signatures of the first re-
spectability are, we unierstand. attached t.,
sition for an Aegregare 31reling of the C-Itholies of
i
tt•'
Ireland, which it is the intention of the ~übseribin
parties to call on or about the 12:h ofly, for the
purpose of taking into consi,kration the expedieney. of
addres.ing his Majesty, on his arrival in this country
and adopting such other pleasures as are most suitable
to the nauts and wishes of the Catholic people of
' lreland.--(Dublin herald.)
Cora ECCIIA Nur. Jr We had no fresh arrivals
tof Wheat to-day, but a considerable quantity remained
. over from Monday's supply, which met very heavy sale
at that days prices.—Uarlev bring scarce, sold full as
• well as onMonday.—'The Bet t:alle was brisk, and rather
better prier. were obtained t,r fitly corn, the supply
being small.—ln Peas and Beans there is Ito alteration.

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SPARRING :41w! was snore %reflect Sparring at
Drury-lane Thaw. on Monday right. lien Burn and
Shelton made a very scirntitic 'display, and drew forth
much applause. Handal! sod Turner gave some of the
best Spriilllelal of the &Anis, system. as did 301111WO and
Harry Holt. Martin set to with as Amateur from Nor-
wich. who bad none the worst of it. He is a powerful
Tuna( man. and awake to scient e.

'AN.

iDnirr la the rr WATISRFORD.
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• Own the li'eteryi of Jane U.)
One Cwealasts llty, and the neighbouring districts
have herbs eel, thrown into great alarm in cootie-
tinnier of othee foil* serinns events that occurred last
Tirade,. between Itengstvan and Flashmore. The
alarm was tfrit more neettperted as foe a telthiderahle
period the entire face of the Connty Waterford bad beers
generally sappoped to present as Organ an appearance
as any other portion of his hlajestv s dominions. Kveu
now, we have the satisfaction of hailing that the new:-
retires to which we have alluded, have not a. shadow of
political character, lint refer solely to an ordinary and
purely local dispute between proprietors and peasantry,
.respecting a question of inelosure on one side and com-
monage and right of turbury on the other.-4listress-
fnl as the transaction of Tuesday undoubtedly was, still
we feel comparative alleviation in knowing that its
horrors were, according to impreserittahle enstom,
widely exaggerated by report. As was the duty of our
trade, we took immediate steps for ascertaining the real
state of the matter; hut joss is we were prepared to
publish upon our own responsibility, we were relieved
from farther care by the receipt of authentic and sera
gisterial asiviec, in conscitence. of which we have to
inform our readers that " *We hare mignestionable au-
thority for ptiblishing the following statement :
SIIIIIP outrages hating been committed in the Ba-
rony of Decks Within !ham, in this Csointy, it because
necesrary for the Magistrates to meet, in order to deli-
berate on the roost proper means of preventing a recur-
rence of them. Acessrilingly, on Monday last several met
at the town of Chislinsore. and, with the consrt-re:lre of
the Sheriff, slirceed the following sync F. to be posted
at six different places in that Barony, where they were
t likely to attr set politic attention. and partienlarly
on the groomd where the outrages had been committed :"
(Ilere follows the Notice referred to, signed by the
Sheriff Anil four Magistrates.)
On the following slay the Sub-Sheriff, with eight
Magistrates, proceeded with a party of the military to
the lands of Urilah and Ballylangaden, and at hot!,
!dares cursed some turf to he destroyed which had been
cut illepl!c on inclosed grounds. In a short time they
pereeived a holy of men advancing to the dwelling-house
sit Mr. Jahn Ilsisgrave's, IVood-ranger, which, with the
fence, they 'organ to demolish. Their proceedings were
accompanied mills the sot:tiding of horns, and shouting,
which were answered by other parties on the :oljoining
mountain. The Sob-Slier:X. with the Magistrates and
military, advanced towards the house. SlOlllO Ma-
eistrates rode on before the rest, and addressing, the
rioters, entreated 'them to desist, as otherwise the mili-
tary tiondl i:amesliately be ordered to tire on them. They
all desisted, and souse retreated from the spot. They
were, however, instantly brongl:t bac' by their leaders.
The entire body strew up in a menacing posture, armed
with shines; pitchforks, and other weapons, and the
work of destruction again comment-ed. The Riot Act
was then read, and Proclamation was made by the
Sub-Sheriff, who ordered one of them to surrender.—
The man swore that no person slionhl take bins
and the rioters slowly retired in a body. The
Ilnssars were ordered to arrest them, and many
prisoner:: were taken. Shots were occasionally fired, as
individuals either made resistance, or refuses' to sine-
render when ordered to do so ler the horsemen, who
were necessarily dispersed in the pursuit. The Infantry
moved on to support t!st• I..tvalry. The troops Iwinz
thins engaged, the rioters wade a second attack on the
house, hut they were (livers-it by a few shots, and seve-
ral al them te..re takes primmer*. The Sub-Sheriff, with
the Magistrates, then proceeded to I laslimore with the
prisoners, whos:s nnoth.o. WWI Jai, lip to this period it
sloes rot appear that any lives were lost. Prom thence
the Sub-SheritT areompanied the prisoners to Dnegar-
van, with a proper es.'ort. We regret to say that a rescue
was afte-wards attenyte.l, which rem Ivred it necessary
for the troops to tire, and that on this orcasion one man
was killed."

THE QUEEN'S To THE ROME COBURG
7HEATIIR.

This asvinm of the Muses, originally patronise.' by
the late ever-to-he-lamentrtl Princess Charlotte, and re•
peatedly many of the Royal Family. who,, at
all times, expressed their admiration of the elegance and
taste it displays, was last night for the first time ho
nolgeol with the presence of her ILijesty. About half
1)3.5 six o'clock the Queen, attended by Lord and Lady
(food and slr. Alderman Woof!, arrived at the grand en.
trance. nh-re her Majesty and spite were received by
Messrs.Joti,s, Serres,and Itoraiier. with white wands. In
honour of her Ala;liaty's condescension, carpeting was
I yid on from the entrance to the ROyal Mix, which rim
splendidly decorated and ornamented with odoriferols
pevnnors and to7rs,ts in silver yogi, &r. tastefully ilis-
posett..so as to gratify the senses and slim a diitifid re-
spect to her 3i4jeoyfor ronntenaneinz an einiblistnnent
iledieated tit her long lost and beloved child.
Her Majesty's progress to the house, and her entrance
was greeted h; many thousand people with huzzos and
acclamations of `• (toil Mess the Queen," " Long lire the
Queen," &r. An.' upon her appearance in the Royal
Rfix the 010116117. S hnul cheering% reverberated through
the house like so many red: of thunder. After a nio-
nVintary cessation of grvieral joy, from an *reef/wrist
rlhd napoehd oedfrace, the i.'orps Drartiatique Caine
forward aril sung " save the King," with addition:il
stanzas is (Avonr of the (Nieen.—" Rule Britannia"
followed Which was sung in chorus by the audience
standing.
During rt:s pleasing oireinorial her Majesty stood
fibrward and is as received with the waling of hats and
handkerchiefs, aecompanied by universal shouts of 60,1
seer Mr torts:. &c. tor. to which she most gracefully
retained the politest acknowledgments. The whole
Wined a coup Irreii worthy the Queen of a free people,
r) has already rei.dered herself dear to Britons by a 1
ebntinneil respect to !hose institutions which placed-her
lustily on the throne of these realms, and by her Ma-
jesty's just sense of gratitude to a people ever ready to
support the op?ressed against tyranny under any forth.
I he Prince and the (linseed Serer)) was the first piece,
which was, as usual, respect.:l4 performed. The second
was Marguerite, or the Deserted Mother, to which tier'
Majesty paid great attention, while the audience caught
1 at every sentence that bore upon her singular situation,
particularly when Marguerite said," I trottld rceel MIN
•n the path of 10>porr,from which hie flutter never dr-
rioted ;" and also in the illuminates' scene where the
word Ccroline appeared in brilliant lamps, over variegated
pillars and other tasteful ornaments. Her Majesty also
took particular notice of the splendid properties, dresses
and scenery, and appeared to admire the whole as an
uninne model of what a theatre should be. •
The tout enerno&le of the establishment, the greetings
of the audience and attention of time managers. seemed
to impress neon her Majesty that glory which alone dig-
nities Royalty, namely, The unhinssed lore of the peo-
ple." Her Majesty and suite enjoyed the performance
of Antonio, on the slack. rope, and the eccentric busi-
ness in the Carib Chit!: at the close of the first act of
which she departed, amidst the cheers and blessings of
the most brilliant and numerous audience we ever wit-
nessed on a similar occasion. Not more than one third
of the persons who contrived to cram theroseidirs into
the theatre could get seats.
Notwithstanding the house was crowded to excess,
the most cordial sentiments of loyalty prevailed. In
Loci it was an assemblage of Wanly, taste. and fashion.
where all appeared to vie with earls other in every de-
monstration of love and respect to the wife of their SO-
foreign. Immense crowds remained at the doors until
bet Majesty's departure. at half-past test Vtintit.