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

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?RON THII HEW TONI TAPIRS ItICIIIIND TIIIITIRDAT:
His Excellency N. D. Beeville, Minister from
France, says the fresitiagtoo Gazette, is about to re-
turn to Europe, we believe to Lisbon, to fill the op-
, pointathet (accepted prior to his special mission to the
United States) of Envoy Istraordifily and Minister
Pletkipoteatiary to the Garret Portage!. 1a the
wan time we leers that the ditties of Charge d'Allfaire
will be cennu itted to M. de Meson of the present
legation.
Pinexth.—Captals Jones arrived at Boston in 13
days from Matthaei. informs that en the 14th Feb.
the Governor sent one two detachments of soldiers, one
towards Point &undid°, and thn other towards Yen-
cos. to search for Pirates. On the 15th, the soldiers
sent to Esusdido 'squinted with four Pirates, Lavine
billed and wounded seven, and captured one of their
boats. Os the 16th the detachment sent to Point
r Yencos returned with 13 pirates, having killed one.

On the IS* of March a mutiny broke out among
the Turkish garrison ofJauy, on which *cession the
unfortunate city was plundered and set on Are : we
are to hourly expectation of the particulars. Accord-
ing to the preeedieg news, mamma had taken plate
at Bach ea the 26th and 27th of Feb. and in
Jassy it was rtperted that the Turks intended to cele-
brate the 7th of March as the anniversary of the mur-
der of their brethren by fire and sword is that city :
it should. seem, therefore, that they have kept their
weed.—(Gemsen Paper.)
Toms's SlllPer•—ir is not knows by the public.
but we have long aseeetahrei, that is the Royal Dock-
yard of Bergin*, a Twebirb ship. et 64 spine isob
Wyly undergone a theme& repair mobegary docker
be. &a. The Omsk sailers were long ago discharged:'
Is a Whim; to the few Turkish (about 30,) she is to
be navigated by British Officers sod Seamen, and to
sail for the Dardanelles. Another, arose en flute, is
also hourly expected.
It is estimated in the Hamborgh papers, that the
number of lives lost by shipwreck on the coast of Jut-1
land, in the remit storms, is not less than 1,500.
Manilal. PatOTSSTANYII.--A letter (1001 Vienna.'
dated March 26. says—
Our Government prosecutes without relaxation the
an formed about eighteen months ago, relative to the
esteblishment of a faculty of Protestant Theology io oar
seiversity. Two professors, who will he attached to
this university, have been brought from Hungary. The
reason of State which has ceased the adoption of this
measure is the preventing the young Protestants of Aus-
tria. Hungary. Transylvania, Ice., who devote themselves
to the study of theology, from attending the Gerona
Universities; for our Government is very much dissatio
tied with the doctrines professed in the Universities of
Leipaic, Jena,Oottingen, and others. The intrude*
given to the Austrian Protestants is to be as trictly
perintended as that given to the Catholics. Oar first
statesman, and all judicious persons, applaud this rep-.
lotion.
The Paris Journal de Consweree, after asserting that
the absurd report of the occupation of Elsineur by as
E.glish garrison is confirmed, proceeds to infer, that
the runic of an alliance between Great Britain and
Denmark will be to imprison the Russian fleet in the
Baltic, ant prevent it from acting against the Turks.
The Constitutioanel of Saturday says, that the re-
presentation of (Edipe and repree Sieilissass has
been prohibited, and that the comedians of the two
theatres have been verbally requested not to play Dr".
tee till farther orders.
Oa Monday night the Earl of Clancarty &Matti MI
town from the Hague. •
his a singular cinnamon that not any of ilk
Members for Ireland, with the exception of Sir Joh
Newport, Sir H. Parnell. and Mr. Rice, have takes- it
part in the debates in the House of Commons eines
the commencement of the present Session of Pap
Ramat t.
BRlGHlON—TuirsoAr.—Yea may expect hie Us-
jetty. either the latter end of this week. or next Mew
day or Tseaday at furthest, for the-season. He is I.
excellent health and spirits. At the time the Order
of the Garter was presented by the Kiag to Sir B.
Bloomfield, his Majesty gave him a snuff box set
in diamonds with his Majesty's portrait. and a valua-
ble diamond star of the Order in question. His Ma-
jesty also after the cerszoony embraced him most slew
tionatsly. The offer was made to Sir Benjamin to p
to the island of Ceylon. but be refused it. Iso
happy to say that his Majesty is upon the most friendly
Woe with him, notwithstanding all theabsard reports
we have seen is some of your papers to the contrary.
A marriage is said to be upon the tapir between the
eon of a courtly Marquess, and the daughter of the Ca-
binet Minister, who elaborated a reply to the manly and
humane speech of a patriotic Nobleman, in favour of an
Imperial Exile, now no more.
The transport ship Thomas and Mary, from Cork,
having on board a detachment of the 33d Regiment,
aader the command of Major Leyden, arrived at Port
Royal on Salarday.--(Port Royal Gazette.)
His Majesty's brig of war. Plumper, Capt. Hutche-
son has arrived I. this river to take oil Aroavicts.—,
(Limerick News.)