The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-15 00:00:00

LONDON:

711URSDAT EVINING, NOVEZIMLIL 13, 1821.

Paris pipet* to the 3d instant have arrived this
soorni co% An article in the official Gazette of Berlin,
dated Nov. 3, contradicts the intelligence previously
contained in the Lyons Journal, that among the officers
repairing to Greece, through Lyons and Marseilles,
there were several of- the Prussian guard of the first
fam;li. sof that kingdotn. The saute Gazette gives
the following article, decal Constantinople, September
25.—" Our position becomes continually more and
more peatealmic. The insurrection of Moldavia
and Wallachia is con%itlered as almost terminated and
there is reason to hope that a good understanding will
be re-e;.tablislmed between ltus:da and the Porte. A
shot time ago, the Lientesiutt-Captain Pacha set out
f.mr the Ari7.:mirela:ro with a Greek bishop, with a view
to pet suade the Creek.; to return to obedience. There
has Lamm no enga.,oommemst between the hostile fleets.
*time negociations which arc intended to produce peace,
are very popular."
Maputo, NOV. I.—The Minister of the interior
conveyed to the Kimmi at St. Fernando, the resignation
of the 2,llidatee of Finance, which was accepted.—
Lieut. Gcn..Valejo, was nominated the successor ; but
this nomination gave so touch dissatisfaction to the
ministry, that two of the Chiefs repaired immediately
to the King, and tendered their own resignation, and
that of several of their fellow-citizens. It is even said,
that all the Ministers have resigned, with the excel).
:ion of the one for foreign affairs. At present there
appears to he no Govertimemt. Every thing
;Treats to be in a state of complete disorganiztion.
—At Valenti:. the troops are without pay and dying •f
Imumsget. There has appeared in the environs of Jaen
a fresh ismol of liefraders rf //4c Pait/e. Accounts
from Panmpelumma of the 3,1 inst. make mention of some
disturbances that have occurred at Saragossa.
The him;; has nominated as Meim;bers of the Grand
Cross of the Oilier of the Guelplas, Prime Frederick
of the Low Countries, Lira Clamsearty, Baron Nagel,
Archduke Ferdinand IFE.Ic, Marquess of London-
derry, :Marquess of Collet's:ham, Duke of Saxe IVeimar,
Primmee Gustavus of Alealemshurg Siitserill, Count
IldrileilbUrgh Iteventh,tv the Envoy of Denmark,
Count Pappenbiem the Envoy of Bavaria, the Duke
Regnant of Saxe-Gotha. and General Thielemann.
Ills Majesty has given time cross of a Commander to
Lord F.Coovngliamo ; to Sir E. Nagle 1 to Major Ge-
neral Sir A. Bern.mr:l; Sir W. knig,ltton ; to Count
Nostitz ; to time Prince of Soling ; to Lieutenant-Gene-
cal Coclshormt; to President Malzhan ; to Count de
Saliscb; to Colima Boompesch ; and to Ceu ,t. de Tip-
Ipelsbitelmen. Count de Biome is named Chevalier of
the m•roler.
Time King has given a valuable gold emuff-box or-
namented with his portrait, to Count Tauenzien,
and a gold soutf•box, enriched with diamonds, to Count
Schlieffen.
Sir Robert Wilson, it is stated, is about to prosecute
the responsible Editor of The Gazette d; France, on
, accodnt of a libel relative to him, inivrted in that
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ilgarnal.
On the 2Stb ult. about 9 o'clock at night, a shock of'
an earthquake was experienced in the villages of
Sehocher, Schleasnssig and Lindenan, on the Lippe.
FitENCII FUNDS.—Five per Cent. Consols, 891. 15c.
—Bank Actions, 1595 f.

New York papers arrived this morning to the 26th
October, from which we Extract the following .
[FROM THE SIM YORK ADYRRTISKR.)
i We have received Curacoa papers to the 29th of
September.
CURACOA. SEPT. 25.—Accounts from Puerto Ca-
bello states, that the leguira frigate was lying there
ready for sea, and was to sail in a few days fur
Cumana, with several other vessels under her convoy,
1 laden iv ith military stores for the relief of that place.—
I A party of the Independent forces had been for some
time past within a short distance of Puerto Cabello,
and has had skirmishes every night with the Spanish
out-posts. Accounts from Maracaibo announce the,
arrival of Ueneral Bolivar in that city, being the
fisitt.time he ever visited it. We are informed he in-
tends to. proceed to St. Martha. and Rio de la Rube,
for the purpose of inspecting these places, and frost'
thence to the head quarters of (Unocal Montilla, to give
effect to the operations for the reduction of Caethagena.
TURACOA. Avo. 29.—A1l the offspring of the slaves
born after the date of this decree shall be free;