The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-28 00:00:00

BETTING AT TAITERSALL'S. Aug. in.

DONCASTER ST. LCCP.R.— I i to 4 shat Osstaves—ll to
west Jack Spigot-13 In '1 nest Vlnet-on—l3 to 2 age
4tatesinan-13 to I agst 4ttrulbeetk-100 to 0 apt e. out of
Altisidora —RIO to 4 agst Lunatic.

The King, it is stated in an article from nano.
rer, has made numerous promotions in the Order of
the tittelphs. Amongst the foreigners who have re-
ceived Grand Cros.rs are several Ru•slan General
Officer% the !hike of San l'arlur, formerly the Spania'►
Ambassador at the C.) at of London, and the Duke s
Fernan \oiler, who, previously to the Revolution of
Simi% represented that kingdom at the Court of
France.

It being considered as decidedi says a letter from
Hanover, that the King will proceed ti the Continent
toa ards the end of September, to visit his kingdom of.
Hanover,* Regency Council, will, it is said, be norn%
Listed, as was the case when King George I. and 11.
made the same tour. Since it has become almost cer-
tain that the King will arrive Isere in the course of
Saptemlier. a rumour gains credit that other Monarchs
will visit us about the same time.
Tin I.Vrlt Q1:1101.-••-VORII, AUG. —A s soon as the
time of removing her Majesty's remains from Bran-
denburgh-house became known in this city, on Toes-
day week, the great hell at the Cathedral, and the
bells at several of the churches were tolled. We were
also gratified to notice, on Sunday last, the syinpathF
expressed by.a great number of the iababitants of this
site, et all par ies, on the imelandenly runt, by their Apr..
, appearance la deep mestitning. It is likewise
Meltable to the body 'et iodependtats, that the posipit
'ln their chapel', Lendat, wag hung with btaelt. IrtnYfe:
diately en receivieg the mournful news of her Ma-
jesty's decease. The pulpits at the Cathedral, and in
the other churches of the establishment, however, dis-
played no token of rei.pet or affection for the Illustri-
ous departed.

Auo. 21—The English at Dijon. who are
pretty numerous, have all put on mourning for Queen
Caroline.
Advice. from Emends state that the Court of the
King of the Netherlands went iPtii mourning on the
21st, for the Queen of England.
The principal part of her late Majesty's furniture
and effects was removed from 13randenburgh•house, on
Friday last, by the directions of her executors : they
are depnsited for the present at Cambridge-honse. On
Saturday the whole of the stable establishment, and
the remaining carriages, *ere sent to South .ludley-
street. The servants have received notice to quit 11am•
mersmith in a few days.

Yesterday advice. were received is town from va-
rious parts of the Mediterranean, to a very late date I
from Smyrna to the 20th, and Constantinople to the
P.fitli ult. ; and from Gibraltar to the 7th inst. The
accounts from Constantinople mention the capture of
Samos by the Turks. The town was entirely de-
serted, the inhabitants having fled to the mountains to
escape from the fury of the captor.. The accounts from
Smyrna state, that although the place was tranquil
yet the minds of the people were constantly in a state
of fear. A great quantity of grain had arrived at
Constantinople which had been eagerly seized by the
Government, who paid the market price for it. The
massacre of the Greeks continued with unabated Airy.
and their wives and children had latterly been barba-
rously seized, and ordered to be thrown into the sea.
The Russian Ambassador had made a fresh attempt t,
prevent those outrages, but his remonstrance bad not
been listened to.

HAT•M•RICET TIIRAYRR.•-•-The new Comic piece of
Match Making was last night repeated with increased
success. Mr. Conway made his first appearance in
the character of Oetariersi in the itortstoineers, sod
we must say, that since that character was reprogram,
by Mr. Kemble, the part bas nut been so ally sop-
ported. His handsome person, and impressive aass=
oer, were peculiarly characteristic i■ his favour.-
-I t is the intuition of the Proprietors, we learn, to
get up the tragedy of ;realer Preserved as speedily as
possible, in order to introduce to the public a lady is
the character of Bdridera, of whose report speaks
in the highest terms, sad in which she will bo ably
supported by Mr. TERRY, as Pierre, and Mr. Cosmos,
in his best and favourite part of Afiler.
A public blotting of the principal Inhabits's* of
Manchester and Salford took place on Thursday last,
when a declaration was produced sad gram, by slut
of the Hentlemea present, expressing their Asteroid-
nation aot to circulate the loco/ motes of say Sulk
establishment whatever.

There is a lon mesa monied in as swim mit Is a
Lord Lieutenant of linked. which stnaßll esswillillks
the conduct of the sister conotry, is its perusal
lion of his filajesfy. Pray, said his Easellowiy, how
happens it there are ao hoed. in Irelainl? 4.llasese," as.
swami au Hibernian, “ there are a grog* iterbse w as
toed-eaters."

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