The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-05-04 00:00:00

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Letters from Genoa state, that the Spanish Consul
Delivered in the coarse of a week upwards of 3000 pass-

ports.
Tile German Journals Essentials that several Foreign
Officers had proceeded to Moldavia to offer their services
to Prince Ypsilanti.
A letter from friamhurgb reports that the Govern-
ment of Naples Is about to contract for a loan with the
house of Rothschild and Co.

In certain parts of Spain there are appearances of
agitation and disturbance. A people accustomed to
such bigotted submission as they have been to Priests'
may. during the present ascendancy of the Holy
Allies, not be tlitftenit to move in favour of ancient su-
perstitions. and it cannot be supposed that Priests cur-
tailed of their influence and emoluments by the Cortes,
will be backward in e‘eiting intrigue and eommo-
lien. The following details of these untoward symp-
toms, are from the Spanish as well as French papers :
Letters from the frontiers of Spain of the 20th inst.
say, " the decision of the Spanish tiovernment is ex-
pected with impatience at Barcelona, respecting the ar•
rests which took place on the Id and 3d. Moderate per- I
sons fear new yammer, and are justly alarmed at the
progress which the revolutionary spirit makes in Cata-
lonia. Already several of the principal inhabitants, in
order to escape from violence, hare takea rector in
Prance. Amongst these are N. de Carts, a wealthy
proprietor, having the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, who
lass arrived at Perpignan with all his family, and the
Baron de la Barre. The Bishop of Barcelona, who had
bees plaiest ea the list st pastes to be arrested. bassist
been tabs; hos csatettlige boaentaina, as it were. seder
the speeeiMase• the Penile. ei *girl •isf oboe

Intelligence of some interest relative to the ce•-•
between the Tarks and the Ureeks in the Moro Iro
received ou Wednesday from Patras. It :IWO 681
a perfect understanding existed between the nerds'',
and southern provinces of Greece. and that a by
to be fixed by the leaders in the north for a radii
rising in the Murea against the Turks. Tor *el'
'angers charged with this important mission, snivel
at Patras in the beginning ut the last mouth ;
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leaders of the Urecks had determined, in coup•stmo
of the instructions cmiiigiusicateci to them, tkst
Turks should be attacked on the sth or 6th. By tbe
treachery, however, of souse individuals nlin woo is
the ..eret, their intention became henna t• ibe
Turks, whose force being inadequate to ill* it'
sistance of an insurrectionary spirit is the irlmPle
pulation, they retired into the eits,l4 and WO°
themselves in that position. Uaiaing eosidensibordigs.
the apparent tranquillity of the tooth dory
afterwards ventured oat of their entrenchment,. 0.1
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peen published at Naples, appointing ions ......-....•
similar absurdities. The truth is tnat nom panne arw
of censorship and superintendence over the conduct ascostate:.
ulster, of the church, of all person, connected with wrong, and that the dispatches were wholly esileile
rest, or with education, whether in public or pri- taut. apinstbis
ools; of all persons employed in judicial offices The political relations of Spain with the other Peon, filllY %hash
later" class ; anal lastly, of all persons employed are on the same footing of good intelligence as dmy .as would let
ty public administration of whatever nature. This have been hitherto, and as for the alliance of the 844 tasted todec
litiral jealousy nith a vengeance.- ern Powers, it may perhaps be realised, but at pressen theoe,thers
is only a wish inspired by the necessity in which In
he following are extracts from the French papers: are mach el
sate, Aratt.3o.—Yesterdav the Kiug gave &private rope is, ant which it will be obliged to carry into vier site colloid
ence to the Viscount de Chateaubriand, Minister Co avoid the dangers that threaten it. Ininik of tl
le Court of Prussia. There was a brilliant and nu- It appears that in the last Secret Sitting of the CM'
in which the representation of the 51unielpalityst gredocatil
pit% Court ; amongst those p eeeee t were the Neaps). tea,
i Anilsassador and the Prince ale Talleyrand. Valencia was discussed, it was decreed that them nes mow refer
lie two Piedmontem Officers who were arrested at nothing criminal in the espressiou of that writisg, ma forward u
ns by superior orders were set at liberty on the 24th. justice was done to the patriotic virtue of that body. letters, o
letter from Florence of the stir inst. states, that a flit' Majesty the King of Naples having left Throw .111111111 of
on the 14th, has since been followed by the Amiss.
spiraey bad been discovered amongst the troops of Ill'oes to ei
Brand Dote, and that an Om," convicted of taking dots of .lustria, Russia, France and Prussia. His* be saint
jetty distributed magnificent presents to many:polo*
t in it, had been sentenced to death by a military •tate, Ind
emission. before he left Florence, out to mention nurneroas oda British S
tis said the Coronation will soon take place. charity. into Past
Projet is, it is said, to be presented immediately to " MADRID, APRIL I9.—This day being Holy Thee
Chambers for authorising the necessary expenditure day, the King wade preparations for ?Millet * Grasasaat
the construction of two fortresses in the interior of churches in great pomp, us is usually done every yea Bill to cs
ince. The garrison was accordingly drawn out under um. Set it is
Letters from Genoa state, that the Spanish Consul Suddenly contrary orders were given, and it seas at. "to which
leered in the course of a week upwards of 3000 pass. notinced that the King, baying been for some days is' elver SI
rot. disposed was at last obliged to confine himself to no 'chiral.,
l'he German Journals mentioa that several Foreign bed. Areport was then circulated that the Ministers
beers had proceeded to Moldavia to otter their services had received alarming sews relative to the mkt,' of * s .11ellegial
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Prince Ypsilanti. King's person. line fact is certain, that two tans see .
fifty j
A letter from Hamburgb reports that the flovern. last night arrested in the coon of the palace.
nit of Naples is about to contract for a loan with the " The Government has received °racial istelle &In%
pup.. of Rothschild and Co. that the band of the Canon Marino is surrosasksdhl. 4lPPikse
troops despatched to destroy it. The celebrated l lime ff s
In certain parts of Spain there are appearances of san the Empecinada is at the bead of all their War. some s
titation and disturbance. A people accustomed to __—........--_ SP* he
ich bigotted submission as they have been to Priests' Intelligence of some interest relative to the sesh° the sai
ay. during the present ascendancy of the Hot She eill
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the Greeks is) the Nom irs'
Hies, not be slitfienit to move in favour of ancient sn- received ou Wednesday from Patras. It appetite °al time pit
erstitions, and it cannot be supposed that Priests cur. a perfect underatamlieg existed between the tierthwil his ebo,
died
of their influence and emoluments by the Cortes, and southern provinces of Greece. and that a lay is hnoleft,
ill be backward in exciting intrigue and commo- to be fixed by the leaders in the north fur a Melt Illatatte,
on. The following details of these untoward syrup- "tows Al
rising in the Murea against the 'lurks. Two ors'
me, are from the Spanish as well as French• arrivri
papers rangers charged with this important Wission, la to be
Letters from the frontiers of Spain of the ItOth lost.sag tr.
at Patras in the beginning of the lust mouth i le IV p
ay, " the decision of the Spanish Government is ex- leaders of the Greeks had determined, in conseqoaw Owe 1
ected with impatience at Barcelona, respecting the ar.
Vigiati
eats which took place on the !d end 3d. moderate par. of the instructions coasanunicat.4 to them, that Ike
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one fear new excesses, and are justly alarmed at the Turks •should be attacked on the sth or 6th. By tk
stores% which the revolutionary spirit makes in Cats. treachery, however, of souse individuals who Wes° ill
Adm. Already several of the principal inhabitants, in the ..eret, their, f became kau" to
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sitter to escape from violence, have take* termer in Turks, whose force being inadectaase to the IP
Prance. Amongst these are N. de Carts, a wealthy NAM.
proprietor, having the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel, who . ifni
gismo., of an insurrectionary spirit is the Oak P.
has arrived at Perpignan with all his family, and the tweet ay
potation, they retired
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Bans de la Barre, Tim Dish" of Barcelona. who bad tb""eitea ill that Pautton. tielaing
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bees Pl" " the list of persons to bemused. hußos the apparent teatiquillity of the too e. their AA
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