The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-20 00:00:00


Irei d'orec So roe.—
do. The thing is sits
our epittio• is. that Wiley,
because they do rot rim
ref; or is .seppoemi ley 'Sir
et, hermootie oohing is too
or their puny colds. This is.
ierte, of a great majority of
we bare often bad to t
re more afraid of the sense-
dean of the eossequence of
toy are. Such. eve are con-
read (n the "lierse.") of a
it we are firmly persuaded.
is called the •• Opposition".
e to that rose, foe the present
r places.
on Friday Mr. Antrum'.
Mall. In Asa/her part of our
that gentleman. We our.
made a envepleg assertion
'elasisister Pit contained a set
kg cards that Ae had ever see.
'rococo hums; it seems. of
seer, where animals more
on. We mast say. however.
a of the atrocious rabble de-
hiv. Purrs Pnecorz has

rather, to Mr. MA 1111119
All be obliged to him to, de
ere be mob a hell-barn met
to be dispersed with all mo-
ms sever heard of this Pit of,
1 are extremely *mime to
aim about it. Mr. Peacock
■.
He says that in his Pit
n badgers or any of those de-
draw, night after night,
lemerous ; and be says, •' 1
times more filthy, ilabiag
e, io all the world, can this
'rococo would point out the
e constables t where the pO-
- of scalding water,
filthy, filching multitude
th inst. brief a report that a
Hassles Embassy, at Paris,
stelligeoce that the Emperor
spite! for Warsaw, on kis way
his of April. The Moniker
io (or Chio) dated April 17th,
lion of the iosarrettion there
Abe inhabitants of the capital.
be Turkish squadron, consist-
s, foer with two decks, ten
other vessels arrived there,
led from twelve to fifteen
Greek Omni, Legothie,
usenotains, leaving all, pro-
perms, mama, am behind
took possession of the town,
,red enormities. They set sire
,d to that of the Catholics : all
idered and dismantled, the
I even the dead unburied and
refs. By the Interposition of
lives of 1500 individuals, wise
MN were saved. aad thump
pieclamation bad heti
Ledo* to all the refugees
their arms. A division
Captain Pacbs was gone,
ra. Smyrna was almost de-
so were all going to Chi.. to
the place, and in the profits
om the intended expeditions
g islands.—ln Spain, the par-
provinces continue, but the in-
defeated as often as they are
!rid papers contain a variety of
issurrections which appear cos
i. There is every reason for
the allegation of the Spanish
these disturbances are nourish
lortrament, which supplies
money, arms, Ste. M.
s, vehemently accused that
tiog an these troubles, in
:es oldie Spanish Government,
east ■se language other than
n the course of the evening
of the Interior attended, and
s band in Cataloala (under
ing to the account of Colonel
od that much idle alarm had
tea/mimed announce. that the
Valladolid, Zamora. and other
t for the Pyrenees. It woe
is corps of artillery garrisoned
se direction.—The French pa.
b accounts of their electisne,
ial journals boasts t►at the re-
in the proportion of 28 to 23.
r 27.—Pive per Cent. Consols
gbest at 89f. 45c. ; lowest at
f. 30c.

n. at on* toontb, 25f. 20e. ; at

TUE NEW /NOLAND CO/FEE.
HOUSE.

Is morning a list from America
Tercet passengers who were on
Howe:—

—Sailed yesterday, the Packet
, for Liverpool.
t Ammo:qt.—Mr. Chabert. of
Ito; Mr. Lemercier, of New Or-
Soo, of New York ; Mrs. Pro, of
Canada ; Major (lough, of the
Procter, of New York; Mr.
, Mr. Sensing ?libidos., of
if ditto: G. H. Clark and Lady.
De, Ale:. M. Fisher. of Yale
I Gorses, of North Carolina ; W.
leis, sad two gentleman from

Chancellor, the Doke of Dorset,
andi.ec•s of hie Majesty..

the Marquess of LoOdoilderry,
respects to their Royal High-
Princess of Deomark. His Lord-
iew with his Royal Highness.