The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-31 00:00:00

Chapel in Clyde-street, the Prince Rad his suite kf:
this place for Buchanan house, un a ♦isit to her Grace
the Pncliesi of Montrose. We undentand that the
illustrious party are then to visit Edinburgh by the
way of Stirling. _ _

The following are some of the principal mannfacto.
ries and institutions which his Excellency visited :
Mr. Inglis's machine for singing Muslin, by red-hot ey.
hinders; the gasometer and gas-works; Messrs. Mit-
clielks manufactory for tatnbouring muslins by multi-
nery ; Messrs. liticbanan's callender, and chemical
bleaching ; Mr. Humphrey's fire-proof cotton-mill ; Mr.
Todd's mill, for weaving muslins by mochinery;
Thompson' mill, ball-thread, and cotton carpet manger-
tory ; a nutaber of steam-engines, steam-boats, &c.; and
Messrs. Henry Monteith and Co.'s B indana Works at
Barrowfielti-htidge ; the College, Puhhic Library, and
Hunterian Museum; the collection of medals, the lA.
natic Asylum, 1.1.. His Excellency and suite expressed
their high approbation of what they saw, and were
greatly delighted with the chemical experiments of di..
charging, bleaching, and printing, at Messrs. Montei.b
and Co.'s works, and with the immense pressure of 240
tuns, invented anti improved by the ingenious manager.
Mr. Oeorge Rogers, whose description of the whole am
rest gave great pleasnre to Prince Esterhazy. Mists.
eellency condescended to examine the apparatns fat
burning the smoke in one of Messrs. Monteith's furna-
ces, and was quite delighted with the results which are
likely to arise from the invention. lie was also pleased
to express his marked approbation of the Pultiic Park,
and the general appearance of the town.—(Glasgow
Herald.)

PRICE OF STOCKS TIM
Bank Stock 23) 6
S per Cent. Red 761776 it
S per Cent. Con. TOIL 0
SI per Cent. 971
4 per Cents. 90 3jl
per Ct.Nety 1091 91
3 per Cent.
Loa; Ara 19 13-16311-16
It.tp. 3 MK Cent 731
Irish 6 per Cent.

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCIL

India Steak •_93'3}
Ditto Bondi tiOs pm
South-Sea Stock
South Sea Ohl riknn.
E 11i11,2t1. S. 44.'24.34. pia.
Omnitun for Money pa
Rank for Account
India for ditto
Con. for Acet
Lott. Tickets 191. 14.
--a

RIM, WATER .*.T LORen!t-ntlNß■ TO-NORROW.
Morning 29 min, otter 4.—Eireeing 43 alio after 4,

elm Astattgittatt.

TEE IMITISIS STATISM lAN" IS INCORPOEATED MITI "
STATESMAN."

LONDON:
raIDAT EVENINU, IVOCST 31, 1S:11.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TIVELI'M O'CLOCK.

Consols opened this morning. at and 7t;', fur
llonev, and remain steady at the above price. The
news received yesterday of the differences being set.
tied wi:h the Turks and Russians is fully creslitel.

intelligence of great importance, nearly decisive et
the continuance of peace in Europe, arrived yesterday
from Constantinople. Despatches reached t!:e Lwant
Colup,:ny, communicating the favourable result of the
negociation between the Russian and Ottoman tie-
vernments. They were brought by Ex; Tess from
Vienna, from whence they were transmitted by regular
post, and are dated the 30th of July. The substance
of these despatches is, that the Porte had acceded to
the terms proposed by Russia ; but a curious eines-
stance, as appears from the detail subjoined, hail oc-
curred to prevent the answer of the Porte being offi-
cially received by Baron Stror,onoff. With respect to
these two powers, we may therefore confidently anti-
cipate that no hostilities will take place, but as to the
security in which their arrangement still place the
Greeks our expectation is much less sanguine. The
privilege, as will appear from the terms agreed on,
still allowed the Porte of determining what individaals
among them may be thought fit to be spared or pa-
nisherl on account of the late disturbances, is one
which can hardly fail to be perverted and abused.—
Such, however, will be the case as long as Greece re•
mains under the dominion of Turkey ; or as long as
the Sovereign accounts himself not the father of all
his people, but treats the one portion as his favourite,
and the other as his slaves.—The folios.;
tail to which we referred above
Despatches have arrived this day from
pie, dated the 31st vit., which colonic
portant intelligence. Our last advice.
were of the 2:itli, on which day the Diva
bled in consultation upon the proposii
Russia. The following is the substance
connot be denied that they are conceived
moderate spirit. They begin by callir
in the name of all the Christian Power
put a speedy end to proceedings whicl
religion and humanity ; to effect which
1. " That all the Christian Churches
destroyed or pillaged shall be rebuilt at
of service fur their holy destinations,
Europe may be consoled for the death
of Constantinople, and the profanations
that deplorable event.
2. " That distinction shall be made between
of the existing troubles, or those Greeks
led to take part in them, and between
innocence should protect them from the
Divan.
3. " That the door of peace shall he
who may have remained tranquil. and
in a limited period return to submission.
4. That Russia shall be enabled. in th
istin treaties, to assist in the pacitication
and Walachia; to place order and trans,-
a permanent footing, to the end that the
provinces may be such as to recall to(
who sincerely love their country."
it was understood, that if the Porte
the propositions contained in the Russian
bassador was authorised to make arrange'
rving them into effect, or at least should
some period within which the Tr
should evince, by some decisive step,
determination.
These are undoubtedly the tenon: of
made by Russia to the Porte, though,
tailed free' memory, they may not be
letter. The instructions to the Russian
by which they were accompanied. were
answer front the Divan is eight dabs.
gonotf seems to hare adopted the deterui:
to adhere to them. Os the 26th July,
last day allowed for the answer of the
he sent fir their reply. lie was informed
the Porte bad determined on compliance
'proposition, bet that on account of
' Russian note, and the necessary time

following is the di.
VIENNA, Avc. 17.
from Constantino-
imunicate most int-
!ices from that city •
Divan were a4sets-
:ipositions made by
ince of them, and it
4 veil in anestremely
ailing on the Turks,
utters of &trope, to
,hich have outraged
hick it is required--
hes which have been
hand put into a gam
ins, by which steam
path of the Patrisvek
ions which folleeet
!between the authors
velis who have been
itween those whose
the severity of the
11 be opened to thew
to those who wide
sion.
1. in the spirit of el*
itic.ation of Moldavia
tranquillity thereon
t the example °libel,
obedience all Oahe
urte shonld accede to
lussian note, the Any
rranovensents for car-
iv should stipulate for
Turkish tiovernmest
qs, the sincerity of its
I: of the propositions
igh, as they are de-
be correct to the
Russian Asibvsaltr.
, were to reqaire se
lays, and flame Sue-
determination strictly
July, which was the
the Turkish Dire.
alarmed verbally. all
spliance with all his
of the 'togas of
lie
lose that sushi be eoll'