The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-06 00:00:00

then aci u the Delegate of Europe, not al as
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dividual Belligerent, and the contest', though carried,
on chiefly by his troops, would bear a characterof
,niversality which it could not have otherwise pis,

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[ruoX sill .MONTRIAO PAPERS To Till 2D nil
Bure*LO. JULY 31.—The American Agent. &mei%
ors and party employed in running the boundary best
between this country and the British pounding h
Canada, under the 6th article of the treaty of Ghost,
arrived on Saturday last at Black Rock, in these*,
nor Hannah, having complete the surveys nadettiat
article. We learn the surveyor* will be engaged lOe
several weeks in the neighbourhood of this place, it
completing their maps, &c. after which a amorist g
the board for a final decision and report under Wear.
tide, will take place in Utica. We anticipate, erig,
much interest, the-publication of the correct acrd sp
did charts .which this surrey will furnish of alt•thelp
vigable waters, channel; and bays between St.itegisi
on the St: Lawrence and Lake Superiot; embraciagm
extent of more than .1000 miles, and compeskendiar,
as we are informed, not less than 2500 islands, way
;of which contain from 10,000 to 100,000 acres oflaail.
mid are. extremely valuable. • _
[SITILecT Or e LITTER 1110.11 Till HAVANKeIIi AMU.]
Two of the transports from St. Augustine, w
parted company from the convoy, are not yet arrived.
A Spanish sloop of war arrived here on the Bth hates,
with a schooner, which she captured a Hasa eh*
having detected her in supplying the eneal mite
English colours. We are beamed .from A
that on the 10th of July a general 'pude tools
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among the inhabitadts of that place, by the appealsas
in the Offing of nine sail of Teasels which she took fu
Patriot cruisers. All the females fled to the mass star,
and the garrison were called Oat to prepare fur a tics.
roes resistance, when at leagth their appraises***
were allayed by ascertaining that they were Spanish
merchantmen, under convoy of a frigate. Ten &engine
sailed a few days since with troops on heard for Vera
Cron.

[6X TRACT OF A LiTTIR OATS!) 10RFOLII, Ae0.30,1 A.
The fever has not yet ceased its work• of destmctise
among us. Our town has thie'knorning to lamest the
loss of its worthy and vigilant Inspector of Police,
Timberlake, wbo expired last night about haliput9
o'clock. Mr. Timberlake was a young man of the wait
correct habits, of unblemished reputation, and esteems&
by every one who composed the large circle of his ac-
quaintance. He lived in a healthy and retired part el
the town, at least very remote from the seat of the pe.
railing fever ; but in the indefatigable prosecution of
his duties, be conceived it necessary to visit the infected
district. to personally expect the cleansing and purify.
ing the houses, and to contribute, by day or night, is
the relief of their diseased tenants—in consequence of
which exposure, he inhaled the deadly poison, which
terminated his useful life. He was sick about a week,
and has left a wife and two small children to mourn as

irreparable loss.—(Fed. Repub.)
A letter from New-Orlouns, dated the 29th hifi
states that a greeter degree of health was 9010
experienced in that City—not a single cue of Yel-
low-fever having occurred the present season.—
(Charleston Pal.)
Extract ora Letter from New York recently
ceived :
From the annexed paragraph. from the &attest
this morning, it would seem the yellow-fever of the
Bluffs, at the Narrows is to be heard of no more. We
are glad of it ; for it would have terribly puszled
the learned to say now it got up there or how it could
have ►seen commuoicated when there from one to
another:—
" The statement of the two physicians of Yellow

Fever at New• Utrecht, on Long feland, having ea-
turally excited considerable astonishment, oar Um-
missionees of Health sent down Dr. Cutter to as-
certain the facts in relation to the said &meat—
but we understand the physicians wbo made tor►
port were .not at home--and, as the persons indis-
posed were convalescent, it is likely the alarm has
subsided, and that we shall bear nothing more sa
the subject."

We are lisppy to learn that one of the ships re-
ported to have been lost in Davis' Straits, is safe ar-
rived. .

Negociations have recently taken place between ate
Cabinets bf St. Petersburgb and Stockholm. Isis
thought pair object was relative to certain stipule.
Goias in she Treaty of Kiel, respecting the cession sf
Norway to Sweden, of which Treaty the Emperst
Alexander is the declared 'guarantee.
A letter from Smyrna, dated the 29th August, va
received yesterday, which mentions a fact of gnat
inaportance, if its truth can be relied on. It states
that the amnesty of the Turkish Sultan had bees com-
municated to the Greek fleet in the Archipelago. sod
that many of their.sbips had determined to accept it,
and abandon the contest. This infermation was gives
at Smyrna by a small French vessel of war, the KW
of which declared that lie bad met several Greek WV
of war returning to their respective islands to dips'
This tale, however, is not very plausible.
An article data Venice, the 19th ult. states, flat
the two Austrian Captains, who were captured by s
ITurkisb corsair, have been released by a French
frigate, which has taken the corsair and carried bin
into Smyrna, where be will be punished with all tbs
rigour of the laws,
Letters came to hand yesterday from St. Peters-
burgh. The Exchange continued at 9 1-16th. The
Fair at Moscow had turned out most unfavourably.
and large quantities of all kinds of goods had been Yo'
turned to Newburgh, and other places, from whence
they had been conveyed.
Mr. C. Bell, the publisher of the Times newspaper.
appeared before the Lord Mayor to put in ball eg
appear and take his trial on an indictment, remora
by eertiorari Into the King's Bench, charging bin
with having published a malicious libel, " tending to
defame and injure the character of J. B. Shall!" I
member of the Society called the Conatitutioul
Association, &c. Ow. against the peace." The *Hee!
libel, we are informed, was contained in the report
a speech made Is the Common Nail by 11Y. AW"Dall
Waithman. The recognisances entered into were in tlit
sass of 4W etch.