The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-12-03 00:00:00

a1".78irM000,033f. exceeding thp presumed de-
ompie by a sum of.dfsB,6o3f. Such ere the prospects
of a country bet a few years awe in a, abate of *attar
dotard anarchy. The espendkure of Fraatte, whom do-
sialaas are so mlO4 more camellias thoite of
*glad, amounts to very little mortilSig,yrhat our.
•llijipbsocellor calls for ia order to mapoitip,mqaltime
;1 -000—thin speaks volames !!!
leasxcu Foam—Five per Cents. BOLING. •
Opsoceounts from Hermanstsdt, died Nor.6,l*.ap.
:poes' that reinforcements of Ottoman troops are con-
gaed), arriving at Jassy. The Turks are entrenching
otaiselies on the borders of the Prith. Their cruel-
*, towards the Greeks who fall Into their hands con-
sists, unabated. „ ,
'Letttre from the frontiers of Italy, dated Nor. 14,
,Milan that some serious differenceehtve arises at
oantinople, between the Grand Visier and the
'Captain Paha. The former is desirous of maintaining
ramp the latter wishes for war. A change in the
Visistry of the Porte is in consequence anticipated.

buksvoa*, Nov. 22.—1 t is understood that the
,gollikave gaieed fresh successes in Candia. New
soeinesious have been committed et Sews, is Mam-
a.* *any of the Greeks' have been massacred.—
affsilseirdefeat-which the Turks have experienced before
4sesiners isaconfirmed by letters from Vies's*. Seven
thousand Otteman troops have- effected a leading in
dielteree, near Corms. They write from Petersbargb
ithaletke Basperoe Alexander insists more thee ever on
tie ieligsediate cession of -Moldavia and Wallachia ;
•044sether that he demands that three strong places
.is the Metes should be occupied by his troops for a
wain number of years, as a guarantee for the execu-
tion of the treaty. The answer of the Porte will de-
cide the question of peace or war. The news that the
'Omsk vessels,, which crossed the Archipelago, were
'plundered by *Wish ships has been completely' re-
' fated. ti-letitie. that they seized' some of them, bat,
le place of plundering them, they demanded to par-
tial* tki'eargo; and, when the others refused to sell.
sr only were they set at liberty, but the Captains
were of in indemnity for their loss of time.
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Dublin papers of Friday and Saturday lus, have
errtived thititiornieg. We are concerned to find some
new outrages had been committed in the disturbed dis
*ticts; while we have some consolation to learn that
several of, the previous accounts had been exaggerated.
.
Of Ole. assault on Captain W ATZRS, two statements are
given. :That in the Cork Ad 'eraser of Tuesday
states him to have bees fired at,!aad it was feared mortally
wounded. on his way home to his residence at Newmar-
ket. The Soaker's Reporter, thus adverts to the
'Same tient.
" A Correspondent at Newmarket, in a letter dated
yesterday, and received this morning, states, that seve-
ral houses were broken open the night before, and that
Lieut. WATERS a gentleman on half-pay residing neat
lie tiwn,'wes severely woettded. Our correspondent
'Ads, that, the wetness of the night very fortunately
• Winitafed•the fire-aressof the lbeedittl useless. or several
r tinter geetlientus, wires* livesitem attempted, would
einuwielles victims." . • .
The laves of gentlemen conduit' to lie attacked for
arms. Among these is the house of Michael Alymer,
Ksq. in the county- of. Kildare; that of Captain
,Master, near Dallies)°, ; and that of one 11I'Llreevy,
fear Fairymount. In oddities to these outrages, some
Tasks, on Friday night, maliciously set fire to the
„parish. cli,greb of Koockene. near Killarney, in the
United Diocese of Ardfert, and totally consumed it,
pith a smasher of tibias and prayer-books, -contained
' therein. The Churchwardstes of the parish were also
threatened, a few days before, with either loss of life
or property, if they did not desist from collecting the

Ch-urca. Ceps. . F.
. Several individuals have been taken lato custody
on account of outrages; and the Magistrates of Tip-
perary and other districts, are meeting to adopt the
Necessary measures for the restoration of tranquillity.
The necessary precepts have .been issued for a ape-
eialcommission.to sit in the City of Limerick, on the
19th of December. The Yeomanry, it was under-
. stood, on Friday, were to be called out generally
throughout the country. The Revenue Corps have
received orders to embody themselves. There was
%Meeting of Yeomanry Officers at the Castle on Thurs-'
day, when it was reported to have been resolved to
, Alt the, Dublin City Yeomanry on pernsament pay. The
Privy Council was to have taken plea at the Castle on
Frkday, but the Dublin Morning Post says, it has been
postponed to next Thursday. TIN same paper adds, '
it Is understood that it is not absolutely determined
to place the entire of the yeomanry on permanent
Par. The communications which have taken place
between Government and the Commanders of the
city corps, are only preparatory' to such a mea-
sure, should it •be ultimately determined on.—
Aearoglt other precautions, recently taken, is the
elosisg of Gls Castle gates Avery evening at four
o'clock. There are many idle rumours Is circulation,
of excesses committed in the county of Dublin, butl
they are, for the greater part, if not altogether, tut-
folladed. Orders have, is is stated by Me Patriot,.
been seat to put on perm:nest duty 600 men of the
brigade of Yeomanry in the County of Armagh, of
• did Colonel Blacker is the senior officer.

Cla Saturday The Courier, which hid cautiously kept
Ovate, while the other pablie prints bad more or less
taken notice of the speculations afloat relative to the
Ministerial changes in agitation, appears to have
, hits permitted or instructed to be frank upon the *SIM
lest. The new arrangements ottbe Ministry were, in
Pan, announced, in the following terms:
" it is confidently said ;bet Earl TALSEVI and Mr.
GRANT are on the point of ietiring from their respective
situations, as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and Chief Se-
cretary, and that they an to be succeeded by the Mar.
'loess %Var.:As:AT and Mr. GOULBUIRN. It is also
said
that the Right Hon. Messily Putt. is to succeed Lord
Sthisumn as Secretary of State for the Home DePan"
meet." f •
The Doke of Montrose Issi resitned his situation
as Muter of the 1•10se, and weer" %hi aelk
Lard Chamberlain, the 'Marquee 0 Hotstorii Win
resiftwd. His Grace' es Sanaa, lasso *sd knees
the change to his heitsebold dereseitics.
.IDoiset, it is slid, wiltioested the-Dsk• of Moutrode
es Mester of the thug& • . •