The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-14 00:00:00

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LONDON: •
• FRIDAY BYENING, DKCEMIIIIR 14, (S2l.
Pat pirp-iri to the 12th instant arrived this morn-
ing. The Chamber of Deputleimet on Monday, but
peoceeded to no bullpen, ',wept the, appointment of
Coaseettees on the Bodges and the Censorship. Letters
frouts(Peteltioltet stele, *lithe subscriptions le aid of
the Matti menet% diatCapit al w an imagism elm, mei
tiat44riocipal nobility bad contribeted on the oc-1
aides. The whites from Odessa are dated. OM 14th
nit., sae- "Mei that the Turks • lately hanged,
six Mei* its Bnlgaried amtOngst washes wee
the celebrated 1111 shop of Philippussofts. The Abbe
Maury, 04 'figured. so - much in the National.
Legislature at,tho early period, of the Revolution, died
at an advanced age in Pads on Saturday last.
Fanskti Festint.-=Fireper Cents. 99E—Bank Ac-
tions, 159.5 f..
die Warders nva4l•Met We the following article
fecou The Oruro Gstzettss „Ii• We have letters from
Constantinople of the. 25111 Of .October ; whether it be
. that our correstondonts have not perspicacity to dis-
rein the itale of things, or whether they do not think
fit to acquaint us with it, their letters are entirely pa.
citic. The accounts which have been received here of
the naval combat, which has taken place near Zante.
state, that the Oreeks fought with great bravery. bat
their fleets suffered severely on account of the inferior
strength of their vessels. The lettera.frout Vienna an-
nounce the same thing." .
Dv% 10.—The private eorreeponience of The,
dhigsberg Gazette asserts, Mat one of the clauses in
Napoleon's will says, that be had taken for seteral years
front the Civil List a sum of ten millions, which be
deposited in the cofifers of the " Extraordinary Do.
main," as his private property. anal that this sum has
accumulated to 140 millions, whin* Napoleon be-
qovathes to his son.
A retest* letter from Vienna received at Frankfort,
*Waists the following paragraph:—" The political
horizon is again elooded: Alufttwileumeoluittr fetemedas.
stsntinopls are not of so paeBc a nature as she pre.
ceding." •
The Nuremberg Correspondent states that an orderl
Iles been issued. for disarming the inhabitants of the i
foalan ish.s. in which it appears that revolt is on the'
point of becoming ;reneral, It is said that sanguingry
scenes have taken place in the isles of Cerigo and
*lthaca, and that a great number of Turks and Eng-
lish have there lust their lives. Other accounts front
Zante, which are surely incredible, allege that prepara-
tions for actual revolt have been made and discovered,
and 40 or 450,000 stand of arms have been taken in
tLe town, and jive individuals hare already been
hanged.
Front Spain we learn that the King has sanctioned
-she decree of the Cortes of the 18th November, on the
saucer • of proceeding relative to the conspiracy at
Cadiz on the 10th 9f March, 1920, and which fixes
the time for the ninety-eight accused persons to pre
pare for their defence, and attended the reading of
1000 pages ei which the process consists. • The As-
scntttly las been occupied in the discussion of the
• Project on the Penal Coale. • The general discussion
was closed. and the first articles adopted.
tieneral Latorre, it is said, has taken the military
command of Madrid, vacated by the Baron d'Andilla.
'De has addressed an Order of the Day to the garrison
'troops, amongst whom a *ferment was apprehended ;
to which are annexed the Message of the King. to the
emitted relative to the events at Cadiz, and the answer
of that Assembly, with a Feceitunentlatiott to the mi.,
litary not to"ittrit themitelieslo-fie sedated -by the ar-
tifices of those who endeavour to excise a belief that
the country and public -liberty are menaced. Private
letters in the French papers assert, that all the Mi-
'deters sent their resignations to the King which his
. Majesty peremptorily refused Co secs t..
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ERTNACT OF • Larglak nett ON, NOY. IS.
• The high price of the iteclianiiiis England is con-
, sidered as an evidence that the-balance of trade with
that country is against this, but it causes such of our
produce as is commonly shipped to Oreat lltitain to
sell here fora higher price than it otherwise would.
Ae extra price, noarly•equal perhaps to the:difference
of the Rzcbange. •
EXTRACT OF A LIYYRIa /RON ST. naartiocostaw's,
• 'Cram 18.
The Venexuelean schooner, !denote. 'slitting here.
•
The APtigan schooner was drove ashore at Magaretta
in a gale and lost. Commodore Charon railed on
the 28th ultimo, on a cruise, and no rises bare re-
tently arrived at the Five Islands. Owhig to so many
privateers. several American vessels have lust their
crews. Captain Pyles, whose vessel was 'Seised at
Pun-au-Prince. is said to be fitting out an expedition
agalast that place at St. Martha.
(111011 Tag BOSTON PAMIRS TO Tall Mit nov.l
(hr wattles -manufacturers have progressed very
little, if at all, slam the war, says the New York