The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-10 00:00:00

in of it from tho ordioory trauma.
I bead bar a teadmacy to lower
But, when a paper-meaty is
y, all natural and regislar coast-
Jo. The late war was, therefore,
us from all other wars ; aod the peace
its effects from every former peace.
" excitations" of war, of wbicb
talks: it was the effect of a false
the Bank, then borrowed by the go-
er to be repaid in real mosey.
Rcronr.—The appearance of
at Illark•lane, was evidentirthat of
be holders of cora expecting so re-
:ohms propositions of the. Agrieni-
Indeed, bow is any relief to be
pointed oat by the Committee? The
tars to be little better than merely
less it be the part that recommends
remission to the holders of foreign corn
four ; fur, thea, it would most ra-
in EaglisA bellies ! As to exporting
n most be road that can think of such
e it let out to be groustd, not as mash
sake a single Norfolk damplin will
bland. But, really, we are almost
essieg any thing to ant readers on this
e verily believe, that sroslsall, like the
he Old Times, fill ap oar colonies with
bast, matter theft oo one can trace to
las at its point of direstioo.

of so little interest to remark the dlr.
:es place ameog the blisisterial prints,
shuns on the rupture of the segocia-
isasia and the Porte. The Courier of
Ile authority of his Parisian correspond-
to be likely that a few boars oily oats
the arrival of Atha informatics goo-
ber at the Foreign Office, or at the
Ike Anatriia or Rustles ambassadors.
ores of this morning, on the other
that upon the great question offeace
ithetendisg the very cosfidest state-
cotemporsries, they costes', they still
al. Their ground of doubt, however.
o port of Turkey, bat on that of Russia.
se." say they, "that the Porte had we-
ak off the segociation—don it follow
ti •J s setrre to involve She other powers
sat secessarily take place? Those who
Nast believe, that Russia will either be sup
m other great poorer, is schemes srAieli
fie
e beam So resist. or that Russia
lie llte ram sfitttrope. Peace is so issebt
the interest of all the great powers, that
males any one insase esoogh to joie
rojeet of partition, which mast spread the
from oss end of Europe to another."—
; of this language is toe clear to Need as

ors to tie Bth inst. bring a Naremberg ar-
Ilst. alt., which, after mestiosiag the par-
idy hummer the negociations at Coasts.-
Jolts to the nth of February, says. "on
key threw down the gauntlet. sad it re-
wets whether Russia will take it up. Ac-
tin) system of the newssoagers, Russia
er to vindicate her honour and to make
requests. Bet perhaps the Emperor Alex-
ers himself above the insults of the Divan;
agues% that Monarch has always declared
Is none. The eon reception of the Turkish
lea seems to be a step taken fir the par-
'ring that Russia is uaarquainted with it,
i.e the European powers wish to make one
e for peace. or because they are desirous of
me to conclude a coareation respecting
to be adopted in common against Turkey."
id.. from a Warsaw correspondent states,
on the sth that an express sent direct from
pie, brought to Count Langeron the official
formal rejection of the Russian ultimatum by
tad that the Governor-General immediately
a courier to St. Petersburg. A third
tion from Odessa is as follows
accounts which we receive from Con-,
of the 7th, •confirm the previous
of the enthusiasm excited in the Turks by
Ali Pacha. This intoxication of success
r cost the lives of many Innocent Greeks.—
barbarity and ferocity have been reaewed
pital, and the people are eager for war.
Effendi in the conference of the 16th. of '
held pretty temperate language to the Bri.
Luaus; but the lute which be bad deliver-
Foreign Ministers proves that be only sought
the Noble Lard ; we know from good an-
at it is expressly said in it, that if the Porte
the same time demanded the reatoration of
sec which it lost in Asia. it is pare modern-
s part. The Ottoman Cabinet also accuses
ian Cabinet of partiality to Russia is the
of its Minister to maintain pease. These
I may enable us to guess at the rest of this
tote, and we may be easily persaaded that the
if iniquity of that power is frill. Some per-
as here that the first news of the rejectioa
'hostas was knows on the sth inst. and that
undiately lent to St. Petersburg. Accord-
the following, which is taken from the
de Paris, itnifilities have already partially