The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-02 00:00:00

111.10.1"---7,
the wore aspieles of. burred to the sew' order el
okst O. AA* a; them disturbances appear to be
obiog more than parish squabbles, as these are only
tie irloary elections for choosing, sot the Members
40. Cortes, bat merely those who should return
sbro.—Oeneral Sieges sieved°. has obtained some
footles from the Ring of Spain. As article from
saw says, that 12 considersdo* of the proximity of
go: os:re to the place of Lerida. his Majesty has
omission to Oeneral Riego, without being
..inied, 4. retire to any other city of that province
joilsb ti• may shoose.--TheOssett‘f Norsmburg has
stabbed a long article upon the affair of the Ashes-
;ibis at Lisbon. "As they interest themselves," it ob.
..„2,.44 very much at Vienna with the affairs of Portugal
;li-i snails, bemuse of the A rchduchess Leopold i ne,
I gismo( theft**, Royal of Portugal, the report of the
Mesh of the Austrian Ambassador has created a great
wow here. It is said that the Princess has de-
moed, sed that all oar relations with the Court of
Lbws have entirely ceased, and even that a rupture
with gligis is inevitable. This news is false in both
tests gs; far although Austria caneot perceive with
Amigo that Portugal etsjoys a Coast's:ado* which it
'ya Ito disappear from Italy, its diplomatic rela-
*siva set is the mean thin be interrupted." The
uenmot lies makes a complete apology for Austria,
500 allow itself to be Waited by a Govern-
. or lie *Odyssey of which is Ist yet scitionf-
ioirf; and as to M. Berks. he is s liberal and en-
klieg mss. It finishes by asuosselug that it wiU
gra more clearly on the subject by and bye.—The
eithenticity of the Daclaretiou which the Prussian
BO Gault, lately published, so esamedlet the re.'
oda refusal "of the Besperor of Reeds to admit the
wellatioe of Aadria and Ingistml, is now called into
redo& The article is asserted not to be official ;
. ami by this acinsowledgmeat the efforts made to prove
this lassie did net mess to go to war are disavowed.
Ibis stroogly corroborates the opinions we have ad-
mitted this week, as to the warlike eharaster of the
agates upon the lapis..

The peals that took place this day with, on the
flick Patchaegv, has, we fad from the papers received
today from Edisiturgh sod Dublin, bees ascribed by
pee who correspond with those cities, to an approbate•
do which the fandbolders saluteh that a great
chop is about to take place is the Ministry.—
It is not uncommon for persists at a distance
•m be the first who are generally apprised of cir-
cumstance", which are kept from the knowledge
..1 dm parties at home. According to this account,
si the presedt members of the Cattiest are to retire,
tug give place tea Whig Administration ; nod so far
• pie report is believed by the Stockholders, it was
entrising that it should produce alarm busese
the wenn it assumes would necessarily be followed
Ate sessiderabie Osage is the linsacial system. Before
*lmo went to Hamner, we beard a ream that
Jane of some kind is the Admialstrallas was cots-
implatvd, and that his MASUTT pOOlOllllO/1 00111 Si•
bake of It till his return. It is est likely that any
dieted.' will tike place while his llaaattv is absent
*lli his dendsielas ; yet, if ememies fee 'a chases had
Ids" todnirst9.Faa 108#7--Vil.- in NW Amino
eteaces,itideb may have reidend
it lien expedient or necessary. The segociations
going ea at Hamner, enveloped as they are is mys-
tery, show plainly that a series. mistioderstaading
prevails amen the members or 'interests of the Holy
Alliance. Oar masoning on the declaration of
The Berlia Gessette,, appears to be confirmed; and
all the elaborate attempts to prove that the
1111pefOr ALZIANDIR was Sahli la COMIUTIMICO
nub his Allies are acknowledged to be fallasioes.
What this is the inference that must be admitted?
Why, that our great negocistor is outwitted. We
have ventured from dnie to date to predict that this
meld be the ease ; and what should follow
ant? If the natural course of things is to be
' Owned, the Minister, from shame, mast resign his
' siiee. All this may have been learnt, by those is the
went, aid may explain the operations of the Stock
• Multiage last week, as well as of the Cockpit yes-
terday.

• Ties Dublin papers of Wednesday last have come
Is bad, and, we an happy to state, contain so
latiligeoce of any fresh outrages in the disturbed
-districts. Except the few legumes we ineadosed.
• **Ness which oar ntemporaries gave last night
Aran mat of a recent date. At present the spirit
-4 loonier appears to be napped by the fend-
able forte which is collected in the South West
tuner of Ireland. Though pethaps still slasher-
Ail it has been restrained; and The Dublin Eves-
•aY POlll admits no doubt that, netwithetandiag the
•filghtful appearances• which the statements of the
'Straps exhibit, the measures of Osrerament will
seedily have the affect they are designed to have.

Is consequence of the investigation which took
plate at the last noreting of the Common Council. with
retard to the remuneration of Aldermaa IPu:ft', as
High Bailiff of the Borough of Southwark, and of
his refuel to a call Meeting of the Electors. to take
ills cusideration the Inestiou of Sir Ronne? Wa-
in's dismissal from the Army. his Worship toned
that Ms wisdom bad overshot itself. and that his dere=
Sets* st duty wu likely to operate against his iota-
-nth. Be wrote a letter to Sir Nassau Wtuun's
Coolish* dated the 25t1 October last, statist that I. '
Ira/ this ready to call th. desired Meeting agreeably
it Wines of the requisideeists. This piece of Ma-
Ihascial wisdom was rather extraordinary. whet the
*Mill had takes place a fortnight ham, without
his suction. To consider of this anumemtahle cu.
Minor, the Committee met Jut tight and catered
fists Roselations expressive of their reprobation of
leek tiosourviag and disvespectfhl Gooiest es the
Sit al the High Bailif to the Elmore.

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His Rutlimey the Earl Talbot sad Lord lagestele,
tailed oa Meaday from Dahlia. for goilload•
la our leading article of yeeteeday. a Moral arm,
old also as anew I. the peactuaties appears., which
lesgeted a seldom very obscure. It ought to lave
1.64--" The Prime Royal, who by the lay, le said to
is a liberal. has writtsa from Rio Jas as*. that ha
hells himself possessed of as coatrasted pawn as a
trll4eatal ooseegasass of WA* aad is
et that he might Tara the aeosseity of salwaittlag
cestrooloi powers, a dense has bees moral.
111.4%50ak bAs Royal Nighties% Ise.