The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-16 00:00:00

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THR KING'S COURT.
16111 Tll It COUOT CIRCULAR.-.—YeStertilir. at two
o'clock, hiellsjesty held a Court at his Palace in PA-
HA, which vas attended by the Lord Chancellor, the
PresAdeot oT the Council, thsaLord Priry Seal, the
First Lord of the Treasury, 1.. r Secretaries of State
fur the Home and Foreign Departments, the first Lord
of the Admiralty, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Master-General of the Ordnance, the Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade, the Lord Steward,
lthe Lord Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench.

—His Majesty held a Council, at which the Recorder
of London was admitted, and made his reports of
the convicts capitally convicted at the September
Sessions, at Justice Hall in the Old Bailey. His Majesty i
gave audiences to the Earl of Liverpool, Viscount Sid- I
mouth, and the Marquess of Choltoondeley ; and also
the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex, Alderman Gar-
ratt and Alderman Venable', accompanied by T. Tyr.
rell. Esq. the City Remembrancer, to take his Ma-
jesty's commands when he would he graciously pleased
to receive the Address of the Court of Aldermen,
and also the Address of the Court of Common
Council, upon his Majesty's return from abroad;
when the King was pleas-d to appoint this day at
three o'clock for receiving the Address of the Court
of Aldermen, and the Address of the Court of Com-
mon Council afterwards. The Court broke up a little
after six o'clock.

It it expected that his Majesty will leave town for
Brighton on Monday next.
Great preparations are making at Bnekingbam-honse
for the King's reception. 1 t is now said, again, that
his Majesty will reside there on his return to town.
We understand that the follot‘inir, additional sub-
scriptions hare been announced to the.Counittee for
indemnifying Sir R. Nilson
owe the Duke of Hamilton £loo 0
Norwich Reform Society 34 14
City of Norwich 2d subscription
8, Preeestn,E•ui.. Ryton, near Coventry lO 0

The mites of are }'.lectors of Southwark 13 9
There was an error, a few days ago, in the an,
nouneement of a subscription of .i9l. in the name of
lard Clifton, M. P. for Canterbury; it should have
been Lord Viscount Cliftlen.

Danish Bonds sold yesterday at from 80 to 804.—
The contract was concluded in London, and has no.
yet received the ratification of the King of Denmark, I
but it is expected by the next mail. Meantime, the
transactions in them are made subject to that ratifica-
tion. We were incorrect in stating that the power is
reserved by Denmark of increasing the loan to three
millions, in 1825, on the same terms ; she merely stipu-
lates for the right of raising an additional million and
abalf on the same securities (that is, the Sound duties
and revenue of her West India islands), leaving the
terms to be adjusted by some future contractors, and
not at all pledging the present ones. The house of
Messrs. F. A. Haldemand and Sons has taken the whole
of the loan now introduced into time market. We un-
derstand that the dividends on that portion of it which
is in mares banco will also be paid in London.—
(Time.)
The following account of the Turkish force afloat
too the Hlth oe September, has bee* furnished by a
I Gentleman from Cork :
At Zante-4 line of battle ships of 80 guns, 6 brigs of
1.4 and lb guns, 3 schooners; 1 frigate of 40 guns, 4
corvettes of 30 guns, 10 brigs of 14 and 1$ guns. 1
schooner of 12 guns—the four last mentioned rates ate
Alexandrians.
At Mevelo and Gomenitzen-3 frigates of 50 and 46
Rafts. 2 corvettes of 24 guns, 6 brigs of 16 and 18 guns,
2 xebecs of 10 and 12 guns, 2 schooners of 12 guns, 1
cutter of 8. guns. 4 gunboats of 4 and 6 guns; 30 fri-
gates of 30 guns, 3 brigs of 14 and IS guns, 1 lugger of
S guns, 2 schooners of 10 and 12 guns, 1 gun boat—the
five last mentioned rates are Algertnes.
Total 64 sail, under the command of the Captain Bey.
Also 16 gun boats not arrived.
Cascelli, the Governor of the town of Naples during
the revolution, has been arrested near Rome, at the in-
stance of the two Sieifies. He was ordered to be con-
ducted to Naples under an escort. Morelli and Ser-
val', accused of being the authors of the insurrection
at Monteforte, have also been arrested on tl.eir em-
barkation in time dress of Greeks. Victor Emanuel
and Prince Carignano, with their families, have it in
eisittemplation to fix their residence at Rome.
Letters from Havannab, dated Oct. sth, mention,
that Mexico and Vera Crus had refused to accede to
the late treaty entered into by I turbide, and sanctioned
by the new Viceroy O'Donojo. They add, that fresh
dissensions had broke out among the Independents.
Extract of a private letter from Augsboure, Nov.
6.—1 can assure you, upon the best authority, that
Count Lieven had no other mission to Hanover than
that of congratulating his Majesty upon his arrival la
that capital. and that he has taken no part in the dip-
%emetic negociations which may have engaged Prince
Metternich and the Marquess of Londonderry. With
respect to the negociations which have bees going on
for some time between the great powers. relative to the
affairs of Turkey, they are conducted by means of cor-
respoaddsce. The passage of couriers through our
ltown is most frequent. On one day two French coa-
riers passed through in great baste for Petersburg.
A gentleman (says a morning paper) bat offered to
contribute 6,0001. towards the erection of an agricul-
tural and manufacturing village in Devonshire, on the
plan of Mr2Owen, of Lanark, and to become himself a
essident in the institution.
In 1823 we may expect to see the Grand Western
Canal of the state of New York completed, and an union
of the Lake Superior and the Ocean. It is calculated
200 miles will be fit for navigation by the end of the
next autumn. Another great work is now in contem-
plation, which will sustaio a second rank is utility,
magnitude, and Importance. We refer to the canal
which is to connect Lake Erie with the Ohio river. It
will be about 200 miles in length, and cost about two
aiillious of dullars.—(Asericaa Paper.)
By the arrival of the ship Middleburg. of Plymouth.l
from China and Batavia, which latter place she left on
the 27th July, letters have been received in town yes-
. terday. which we are sorry to inform our readers, are
of tip y emit metanchel description. o
ur letters state
diet *oboes than seventeen thousand of the inhabitants
hid been carried en, the ekolers works. The rice
'mil bad foiled, and io ee9sequence the Government
had prohibited an exportation. Its price on heard
ship was 17. and as shore 241.--The coffee crop was
eery &bandies. but from the dreadful malady now rag-
`lag, a want of loads was maimed to pick it.