The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-04 00:00:00

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nister, who had taken umbrage at the aware com-
mitted on his hotel some time ago by the populace, ap-
pears to bare taken his departure from Lisbon ab-
ruptly, and to have been accompanied by the Ambas-
sadors of Russia and Prussia, the other ostensible heads
of the Holy Alliance. What the consequence way be
of thus suspending diplomatic intercourse, and with-
holding friendly countenance from the Government
now established in Portugal, must be left for time to
determine.
'The following is the intelligence alluded to:—" We
understsed that the Steamer packet, fromtisbon, has
brought as passengers, the Austrian, Russian, and
Prussian Ministers accredited to the Portuguese tio-
vernment. This abrupt termination of their diplo-
matic functions has been produced by a violence com-
mitted on the residence of Baron Stormer, the Aus-
trian Charge d'Affaires, whose windows were all
brokeu by the populace at Lisbon, in consequence of Itis
Laving refeefd to illuminateduring therejoiciogs there
at the news Iceitg's having sworn to the Constitu-
tion. Ile ' at thetime, biscomplaint to the Co-
rtes, who ex their readioess to inflict punishment
on the autlio the indignity, if they could be pointed
out. Baron Stormer was unable todo this; but conceiving
that the affront called for some reparation of a specific
nature, he wrote to Lis Court for instructions, and re-
ceived Orders to obtain some farther satisfaction from
file Portuguese Government, or, if that was withheld,
•to quit Lisboti: We are unable to collect from any of
' the letters brought by the Stanmer, the, nature of the
reparation sought ; but are left to conclude from his
having left the capital that it was such as the Portu-
guese Government could not grant.
" It does not appear that the Russian and Prussian
Ministers suffered from popular violence in the same
manner that Baron Stormer did, or that they made
commqn cause asith him in the representations to the
• Government. They did not, however, illuminate
their hous.'s on the occasion above mentioned, and have
now, it is said, adopted the singular resolution of ac-
companying him on his departure from Lisbon. it re-
mains to be seen how far this precipitate step will be
sanctioned by their respective Courts."

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LONDON:
TUESDAY El ENING, szrreiteza 4, 1821.
-.MD.-

A report prevailed on 'Change this morning that the
Levant Company had received another Express from
Const.intinople cot.krusing the contents of that Which
they had lately received. Stroganoff was said 'to be
sill wind-bottati in the Dirdatie

Paris papers to the 2d instant have arrived but do
not afflptil us any clue to guide us through the laby-
rinth of contradiitions in which the pending questions
. hrtween Russia and the Porte is invol►ed. The Times
errt►deonsly when it states that at Odessa" the
strongest 'confidence wasexpressed that the peace would
Ireueain unbroken;" tir the fidlowing article, in oppo-
sition to this idea, appears in one of these journals
Ormssa, Aco. 7.—The movement of the 'troops
hue been most active is 'oar asoirosis since
the &part:fie of Geveral Count de Wittgeheteia..
They all direct their •or rat towards hie Pretth. Contra-
ry 'Muds hare fivr days preveated Me arrival
of the weasel Ji•one Coastmatimople, and we have bees
,biace the ibtli Jody deprived of all iistelligcaec Irons
thee Copilot." Oablur edit'. hand; in another paper
it is ass lied. that Baron Strogonoire detention was
owing to a political wind, and that the adjustment of
the/mints at hone had either been aetially made, or was
soon about to take place. 1n a statement given in an
article front Stuvardt, of the answer of the Divan to
the ltussian Ultimatum, it is alleged that the Porte
affirmed that it had only persecuted the Greeks as re-
bels, and not as Christians!!!
On Friday the French Five Or Cents. closed it 871.
30c.—Itauk Stock, 1540f.—0n Saturday, as we learn
from private teeters, the Five per tents. lose to BSC
I, sc.

The Ministirial prints thib morning make an auda-
cious though feeble attempt to justify the unconstitn-1
tional and mischievotis ureasultftf raising a subscrip-1
tion for the renanneration of tkitaetachaisikt of Life
boards, by whom two of the people had been shot,
and many others wounded. They affect to be
indignant at the imputation which they allege
is bronght against the snbscription, at being
set ob foot fur the purpose of rewarding the
vi-
gour with which a division of the military had attacked
and, shot or wounded their fellow-subjects. Hut •if
this construction be unjust, which as we never aepliad ,
We gill to enquire, can they pretend his sb-
true that this subscription is made for the purpose of
counteracting, in the peblic mind, theafect of theta-'
a-
qetest's verdict? If it he not made for this.purpose, we
cannot conceive for what other it is proposed. Are the
pay, the distinctions, and the indulgences of these
'Guards not solace sufficient to sustain them in the dis-
charge of their duties ?" On the contrary, are not
these Regiments favoured highly above all others in
these respects; and does not tbeir appearance prove
thateothing is wanting to keep them is the best con-
dition?. Have they not, be 4u their regular allow-
ance, regimental funds to feynish them with extra
supplies, incase of caineltlea, /sc.? There cannot then
be any ethos object or occasion, in this oseaeure, but to
couateminee that spirit which. it is the duty of the
frieade of public peace and constitutional principles to
deprecate lad restrain. Indisposed as we have de-
clawed sod shewn ourselves to be, to express any opi-
ates as tine conduct of the military, employed in ac-
sompaeging her NAJEITT'S funeral through Hyde-