The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-01 00:00:00

LONDON:
MONDAY !OPENING, OCTOSEIt 1, 182

DREADFUL HURRICANE AT NEW in
(FROM THII >O•RD OF THE NEW ENGLAND COY•!

orropea I.]

Extract from the American papers, re.c
morning, of the 1 lith of September :
[YROM TUE NEW YORK GAZETTE Or srr

In our last we merely noticed in general
probable effects of a hurricane. which, in a
hours on Monday evening. did more damag
city and vicinity, that was ever before
During the prevalence of the gale, all ha
ertions to afford relief to vessels in distress
availing. Of the extent of damage done, a pi
idea may be formed from the disasters here
It would be useless to designate each house
received damage by having chimneys blo
or roofs wholly or partially blown off. M
remaining railings round the battery, and
of its front have been washed away. and th
the North and East rivers near the battery
rially injured. The dock at Paul's Hook
ruined. At Long Island the corn, many to
&c. are levelled, and the winter apple•trees,
stripped of their fruit.

[VROM THE NEW YORK OAEBTTS or oar

We arc happy in stating that no hurries
perionced at Boston or Baltimore on No
The Boston Palladium of Tuesday merely
that a violent gale was experienced from
last week.

There were 17 interments at Baltimore 1
hours ending in the morning of the 7th Sep
of which were of malignant fever.
There were 4 deaths at Norfolk of the ye
from the 31st ult. to the 2d inst.

NonroLa.—We are sorry it is not in ono
announce the teruiination of malignant c
have heard of several more during the paste
[PROM THE PAPER OF SEPT. 10.]

Gazettes of Buenos Ayres of the 11th
state as follows:—The public have been lo
peetation to hear of the success of the Uni
rating Army of Peru. The stupid and blind
have published that the expedition had bees
with the plague, that General San Martin v
point of death, and that with the remains of
he hitd re-embarked, and was slimly off the
Valparaiso.

Extract of a despatch of the Governor i
raise the Minister of War.—

The commander of his B. M. frigate, Ani
has this day anchored in this port, and has
communicated to me the following intelligen
he left our squadron in Callao, with the cxc
two ships that sailed with 500 men, under tl
of the Vice Admiral, to retake possession
which operation bas been successful. There
of our divisions that took possession of that I
dug off all communication with the South
which has thrown the enewy into absolute c
Valparaiso, April 28.

Up to a late hour this forenoon there hai
arrivals from the Continent since Seturday.
Duke of Kent packet, however, which arrive
mouth from Lisbon, oa Tuesday last, the
very interesting and agreeable communici
been received :

Lisbon, Sept.
On the 29th of Angst, a most importaa
which was for several days under collations
decided on by the Cortes. The prinoipl
stages of election for the Deputies to tbi
taken from the Spanish Constitution, his
nulled, and it was decreed that in future lb
of Representatives of the People shall be
the •eener adopted in -Rep I and. It nal
creed that all adult male citizens of sane'
being convicts, shall be eligible to vote
eleetions,—.thes establishing Universal St
This measure was 'tarried by a mujolity of
--The motion las introduced by Seo. (ii
was supported by Seniors F. Thome"
I Oserreirs, ix..-44 was warmly opposed b