The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-22 00:00:00

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a matter of great doubt, wou,
on real property be sufficient
decline? As to &Inge of
now too late to expect any I
therefrom. When a wholesome systt
could.. be useful, and a gangs'
Representatives of the People would

of such magnitude, then a- redress of pe •
erage I
gradual reduction of the debt mighblee •
at present we see no effectual .table Of itai*ff• •
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body but by the aniptitatioa of a limb.
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I 4 learn the Success that Las attended the
.13reali is
different quarters. Several versions are gives of ow
apture of Tripolitza, bat they all agree in st
ciars
that although taken by surprise, the Turks AN*
with the most undaunted resolution, and whearellai,4
to the possession of a few bottles and those booton w ses•
fire by tbe conquerors, still refused to surrealism
only ceased to fight when they ceased to lire. G is
melancholy to see such heroism- displayed in a i4oss.
which casts a Stain upon its brilliancy. Iteikum •
with great alaugheor in a fourth attack whiel they
Er
wide on the position of Cassandra, the Turks were
pursued tai:alksecof Salonica, and are represeated
to
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have exie a great defeat in the vicinity if
'Asta. Their loss in this action is estimated st
16,00 men, and that it was very considerable mess
placed beyond aTI doubt by the fact of their
fallen hack as far as Lanese in. Thessaly.. tlws
appears to have teen destroyed by a TarkieVieres.
On the arrival of the Mussolmen • Wore tikat. dtr,
the inhabitants are said to have taken M light
Only fire hundred men barricadoed thentselves is
the houses and fired upon the invaders, who knight
their way valiantly through the streets. Flames
on a sudden issued from the boosts, but it could
not be correctly ascertained by which party the
fire had been kindled. The account thin says,
" The lower town is almost consumed. The Turks
occupied the citadel before the insurrection, so the
monuments in it have not been destroyed. The
Temple of Theseus bas pot suffered say damage;
but the Turkish college, the mosques, and the Temple
of the Winds, have been more or less injured. him-
ported that the house of M. Favel is totally destroyed,
which will be a grievous loss to the arts, as that ',o-
ilman had in his possession invaluable arrheologiod
treasares,—the fruits of many years indefatigable la-
boors in collecting antiquities."

On the 17th instant, the King of France entered tiffs
671 h year, on which occasion he received the maga,
tulations of his family and Ministersof State.
FRENCH FUNDS. Nov. 17.—Fire per Cents.B9l.

New York papers arrived this morning to the nth
of October, Montreal to the 21st, and Bootonpepen to
the alb, from which wfclittrect the le/hintiepitie
TIM tlinv roan 'Arica or. rst Hy, (owl

Heats or Nor.som—The Norfolk Howl of
Health has issued a proclamation, dated October r,
assuring the public that they may renew their cater•
course with the town, without the least dancer. There
.I►ad been no attack of malignant fewer later than this
13th instant.

HCALTH Or ALEXANDRIA.—The Mayor of Alt MI
drla announces, that one ease of malignant fever hal
been reported within the 24 hours, ending on the 2lst
instant.

HsILTK or BALTIMORE.-.—The Baltimore Board of
Health informs the public, that, owing to the severe
frosts on the nights of the 17th, 18th, 19th and 28th
inst., the malignant fever has entirely disappeared.
No deaths having occurred from it since the 18th
inst., they advise all persons to return to their homes.
The daily reports are to be discontinued.
[FROM TMa NOSTON PAPZBB Or OCT. 27.]
PINSACOLA, Sari. 22.—Captain Terrand from New
Orleans states that the St. Stephens, Jones, and the
Washington, Mayne, of New Orleans, and the Bright
Phmbus of this place, were lost in the storm of StuttlaY
last. Captain T. reports that all on board the Wash-
ington perished ; en board the St. &trims. sad
Bright Phoebus no lives were lost.
['nom Tin MONTREAL TATUM OP OCT. 20.]
We understand that the survey required by the ar-
ticle of the treaty of Ghent, has been coepleted last
season by the Commissioners, supetitsteadeti by
Bayley Nash. The Commissioners of both ostiue
agreed to meet at Uric.a, on the 23d ult. fur the re'
pose of competing the results of their respeeeiefeePra'
dons; but that our Commissioner haring fal"
sick
:their rendezvous was defered and shifted to New Yeti.
where it has produced nothing decisive of the boundary
line, which must, therefore, be submitted to the tlb
tration of some friendly Sovereign.
The Washington City Gteette supposes the moan'
of claims presented to the Commissioners on Spank
spoliation' to be 15,000.000 dollars, and that it is hardly
possible 5,000,000 dollars can pay the principal of as
losses embraced by the treaty. The whole nu*
her of memorials already presented exceed, 50.
BURLINGTON, OCT. s.—LtrainEn TRADS..—SiSfe
the prohibition of American Lumber in the Canada
market, lousy of the adventurous Gentlemen are very
wisely turning their ;tuition to the soother') bole
market. Several compacts bare already been entered
into foi plank, and we anticipate that many arm Will
speedily be made.
The Editors of the National Intelligencer, seemed nt
think it was outrageous iasolencc in the kgiblature of
Lonisiena, to express their disapprobation at theFlori-
do treety, even though it made a earge portion of oer
aisle a frontier boundary, and along which, it is raid,
r is tblt mileganna almost every speciei of mot
"ir" Slaves beonght in by dozens, whilst
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