The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-04 00:00:00

gate of the City through whicli he took
and a salute, of artillery pr ;claimed Lis d,
The munificence with which his Majesty
his sense of the attention paid Lim will
in another column. 1t is pretended in a letter

a a
to Paris in a ha-weeks. A Icttett iroß. Wass&

Park, and other entertainments On his Mat'
dial there. The Elector *of illtsse is
'bad with the Ist regiment of the 1/ussaL
Electorate, to receive the Kin; of Exe,
The accounts from Spain in these paper
ing the progress . of tLe Yellow-Fever,
to he lamentable, and those from Madrid
unpleasant in a political view. On the 11
pears General Morino feentited the military
,of the capital, ind -of the' province of Cast..
the 18th the 001441,f:hie( pithlishell an Ordi
prohibiting all' kindi 44 pp Asseetings, r
of which should be eon the laws
lice. This measure was &by apl
was known to exist of carry IV tte portrait
throw_ the streets. The Ordinance also deel
the' at the Pontana d'Or shall be suppl
the present. Just after the. OidillillsCe was
with a great display of public force, a group
.20 or 30 in number, appeared towards night')
Sun Gate,'with the portrait of iliego. They passed before
the troops at the Sun Gate, but as libry
themselves with making a great noise, the ot,
not think fit to disperse the o ; emboldened
forbearance, they proceeded to the Mutticipalitt
the Political Chief, the Commandant, :old so,
Officers were assembled. When the Phi
saw this procession, which had increased
gresa, arrive before the Hotel of the Manic
attempted to persuade them to separate ; tl
Commandant placed himself, at the head
talion of National Militia ou duty at tl
pality, and cleared the squ ire with the ba
is not certain whether any persons were
but it is certain that none were killed.
litical Chief himself charged the
in hand, awl seized the portrait of
Some Alguitails mixed, by order of the AL
among the attendants of the portrait, awl
the most seditious, several of whom
arrested. This measure has confounded the
and this first act of rigour on the part of L
rities, to which they are not accustomoned,
a wonderful effect on that collection of v
every moment disturb the peace of the capi
the sequel that of the provinces.
Letters from Seville say, that Me
Grimarez (almost eighty years of a;
condemned to ten years in a Presidio,
spiracy against the Constitution, the
People, displeased at this sentence, went to
and tore to pieces this unhappy old tnan, whr
front the service above 20 years.
Letters From Catalonia say, that Riego has
ed at Lerida, by order of the Government.

By the arrival of a gentleman from 11
morning, we learn that his MAJETTI
city at the time, as will appear in another
expected. MS MAJESTY'S entry was such .
his Royal dignity, and the peculiarly amicable
lion in which he stands to the Court he
communication reached us too late to enal
sert the particulars to-day, but they w;
morrow.

The following is an extract of a privat
ceived yesterday, dated Paris, Saturday e'
" We have accounts here from Franl
mention, on good authority,' that an
Oerstantling between the Porte and Russia
completely established, and that matters
future in :he usual train. Nevertheless, w
hostile reports here, some of which found
into our nrwspapers, and from thence, n(
be transplanted into your.. I di not place
reliance upon any thing purporting to cm
Turkish or Hungarian frontiers.
" From Spain, we find, that the distal
have as usual, been exaggerated, by fear 07
that the Local Authorities have been
'town any turbulent spirit on the part of
The accounts from Biscay, and the immedi
of the North and the Pyrenees, throw
discredit on the statements from ti►e Soul
" Our money market continues rising
that of London ; and as all is tranquil,
prosperous, there is every reason to expel
advance.
"Time reports are very various as to
King of Great Britain will visit us. Tim
nion is, that he will not."

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A letter, in the French papers, from 517
states, that six slaves at Tunis late!
successfully executed a plan fur robbing
own arms, which are of exquisite wor:
great value. They enihsrked on board
and stood for ✓icily. The Dey having
robbery, sent one of his coriai, s after th,
did wit come np with the fugitives to
got within the range of the Sicilian
vessels entered the port of Marsala ti
they are pat under quarantine. The
Marsala hare thus time to c.msider
do in this case.

A motion has been made in the Porti
on the utility and necessity of the ['mai
The Milan Gazette of the I Sth nt
edict, by which Count Louis Porro, son of the Marques'
George Porro Lambertenghi, is required to appear
within sixty days before the Royal and Imperial
Commission of Venice, in order to defend himself
ainst the charge of high treason impaled to
la.
Count Porro is accused of having been a party la s
plot to overthrow the Austrian liovernutent.
The panic respecting the price of corn, on.ler.ths
idea of a scanty harvest, &c. gradually subsull,
and the prices of wheat and bur are rapidly bill
to their former level. The speculators in these art':
Iles have defeated their own ends by pouring iso
quantities into market, that from the present pril
there is not the least apprehension that the ports 'nu
be opened in November.—(Corawall Gaze/tr.)

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his route;
departure,
expressed
be found
r from Lille
14-peeceed .
selseSf the
iiio64llolte
ikSTY'S
• •
ars Of , the
4.G LAND..
re respect.
, continue
are alt's
lBth it ap,
r comma
stifle. On
Ordinance,
the object
of the pa.
plan which
ti t of Rive
;dares that
pressed 40
published,
of persons,
irfall at the
sued before
contentri!
offau to did
tied by this
ality, where
>toe Genera!
itical Chief
in its pro.
i pality, he
the General
of the bat.
the. M
iaynnet. It
e wounded,
'f he p-
ious sword
f ltiego
Authorities,
Ind watched IT
have been r
lie Clubbists,
f the Autho- '
tied, bas had •
',retches who
['hal, and in
lajor-General
age) being
o, for cot,
e Sovereign
to the prime
ho had retired
as been arrest.
Brussels, this
entered that
er article, we
sch as became
amicable rela•
e visits. The
nable us to is•
will appear to-
rate letter re•
evening :
nk fort, which
amicable on.
ssia has been
will goon in
we have many
nd their way
so doubt, will
e the slightest
~,,ome from the
nrbances there
Jr interest, and
able to keel
of time people. .
ediate vicinity
✓ considerable
stli of Spain.
sg, as well as
and tolerably
ct a continued
whether the
se general oie
Marsala, in Si.
fly formed and
the [lcy of his
rkmanship add
a stnall vessel,
discorered the
hem, but 1011
until they bad
batteries. !loth
together, where
magistrates of
rhat they should
rtnguese Cores
riage of priests.
ilt. contains is
of the Masque"
ired to appeit
it and Itupeelsi
defend himself
mpated to hill
ea a party in $
potent.
corn, un ler the
wally subsiding,
rapidly falliof
rs in these on;
sy pouring WI
p present