The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-11-05 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

(roots TIM Dubai° GAIITTS, OH THE 29TH ocr.)r,
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altaaNcitiCittlitilaiOsi %esti- Sadie Med to ilk ?resides'
111 thIS 11 IttiviSi Vied the King:—
• 4`llrll/P of my ;46,440 $o
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a•Tlebv), :VOA Itellitltt CO is the rutin:4%lot of all
111Wer.i.cfaralt Ott they. might tee in sects 7, fags
iirtheeiry/fletlf , • ward; dee to their fidelity so.
*loyelff. • 'MI vim, accorded to their pest.
errors. that ,they 114Figle*Ider themselves worthy of the
•reypertllf their thsvustryt%ittlitcl of my Royal benetrolence.
At:llforetbriat tinsel bitvellieftlerl, that the principal der...=
epeettelPertftsitad placid. themselves beyond the rise'. of
' preStelv, suffer the' punishment to whirl, their tans.
•ikeamilent had rendererlthem liable. Ent a enhject so iSter•
esei•ot, and which mist epitch lo the annals a one
• vitilleimidld monarchical restoration. telnires the deepest
'lnvelltaoll.. When I shall eerier' at htadnd, and be there
sirromitted,Wy tholisibts with which. my Counsellors, With
all tlieit'refieetion and well tried wisdom, will 'or, I
wilt &Olte !mown`: my llnyal will, reguhting that will
according to tor martin'l clemency, to tip; claims of public
jistiee, to the 14401114 of my people, the seetnity of lye'
throne, and to rtromirelitions which so closely nnite nie WA
the Allied Potreir.• Thiv.l.lv Sovereign wihl, shall he 'made
Inown to all the People of this realm, and my Council Will
be held charger, with its exerntion.
„Seville, Oetober"22. 1N2:3." •
Ii2TRAtT! 75011701 WHILE or SUNOtT.i..
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the Reslaurqdor of. the .29th . October, contains the mu
" irrldniet.loo. Wautof room presents our giving-it•
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Ikawelcx4e, October 44.—Notwithstanding the report;. ewe.
relit`bere, of the surrender of Barcelona, the park of artillery
.continues priming thither. A corps of the light artillery which'
is here, has reeeive4 orders. So.notch the better, the 4th corps
will also prove itself viOrthy of praise..
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Ti.. second Council of Star, of the Division of the Eastern
Pyreeces, charged to try the French refugee% taken at
.Llers
• With dotonel Verttaa4la,•held its first sitting to day, under the
Presideney rhelgajdot.,Coloael of the Ifith gegiment of
Light Infantry'. ' ' • •
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Thc_first refugee Wing Andlied• the catapelesse y of the
Cu...tell, was sent tortnal'befom the Assize Coon.
Thesecond,:eliOnl Ague, asrjeant of the bth regiment of'
light infantry, wbodeserted from the said corps end went over
to the enemy. arms in henll%•was condemned to death.. ,
.t awed .c.endemned to the collies. for the term of
twelve yeirs, cud platted under the jurisdiction of the Assize
Court.
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The fourth evillest himself of the plea put in by the Irst
accused, and he was consequently remanded until further svi•
dente he oistiinvil agrinst him.

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• The oaeulio was -condemned torleatli, heard Ilia %potence
with sangfroid ; he may, perhaps, have had the assurauce of
the Royal clemency.

FRANKFORT !PAPERS. •
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NSPRt'CIt, OCT. 211.-4110.. most distressin4 accounts are;
rrt:cived from the South of Tyrol and Carinthia desctibing
thestirmagir dene by excessive innmiations. A hesey rain
for two entire days and nights, and on the night of the.
• l'.4th an nrlcoinnionly hot with triad, with a most dreadful.
aterrds! of Ilatiader god liglitninr, Converted all the streams
in DM trionntalds of Tyrol and Carinthia into torrents, by
the rapid: melting of the snow.. They poured into ties
rivers Gale and Drave, and swelled the 'Awl in paviitalar
to sivali &degree, that it rose neatly four lent highet than.
in the extraordinary tnundatiou two years ago. The da-
mage cannot Yet be:estimated; several bridges were carried
sway, and the roads rendefed 'impassable for several drys.
Many lives were IT,s'. Many "dwellinis were swept away,
andildi *tram Was covered with many thousand fathoms of
wow!, irrarken;ie Soars of square .tieakFe..&e. The oreteehas
&lira as rapidly as it rose.

14EW YORK PAPERS.

FRIZI4 NATCH[Z.—The Port Gibson (Mi) /Jerold of
ti e 3d or Sept.. received by yesterday:a mail, contaim some
additional particulars relative to the sliraatating sichoess
at Natchez: A letter of the 2d instant, dated iu the
pity of Natchez, saYs, " The disease is raging with
the utmost violence amongst the few oinfortunates who
still re-Main in the citr. Business is not thooght of
taverns all closed; and it iv impossible to procure a
mouthful to eat except at the gaol. Natchez is now Ilse
perfect picture of desolation;, her streets are
sdeserted, and
a horrid and death-like silence prevails from one extremity
to the other. I have entered the city but once since the
general reireah;• but the appearance struck a chill to my
vely'soul ; .1. battened to leave it. It is. somewhat sin•
Railer. that whilst the physicians declare it inapossible
to rnee a patient- in the city, the environs are p. artily
healthy. The miasma, whatever it may proceed from,
appeara .to hover closely over our devoted city, without
exhibiting' any • disposition to spread. Since writing
to you I:have heard of many deaths, but so many die,
that it is impoieible to enumerate them. From eight to
twelve per day."
Extract of a letter (mit a gentleman in Marirtta (Ohio),
dated Sept. 7:—" Sickness prevails in this piece dreadfully.
There are scarcely enough well to attend on the sick. Not'
far from this place, on the Muskingum river, within the
Compass of tWo miles, twenty-nine persons have died of
the (mi.. In one house at which I put up, I hall much',
didieultv in procnrisg lodging.—there n ere ten aid: in
the family,.and four dead. Marietta lies on the Ohio,
opposite to Virgioia. It is a beautiful little town, but one
would hardly think it possible that tbe sickness would thus
prevail in suck a dellightfai: spot."

Porati.—A ropy of a letter from Mc. Edward Irving,
laod-agent, otfAiriburgh. to the Lord Alayor of London,
bas bees published. Mr. Irving, it may be recollected,
Lad charge pf tpe rayais Land Office in that City. and has
been accused 6y several of the etnigratts, since their re-
turn, of having exhibited in his Office the drawing of an
imaginary town of San Joseph, oa the Mosquito shore,
said to conmin !..ot4l inhabitants. His letter inetoses an
atbdarit sworn Wore the Lord Provost of Edinburgh;
positively denying that any such dressing or print ever
was so exhibited, .‘ or any plan. view, or drawing what-
ever." of a goveenment-lionse, theatre, &c., as falsely al-
leged ; but admits that persons desirous of emigrating
were shown various publications, in one of which there is
"a small print, said to he the view of the Port of Black
Ricer." sad which said print is sow in the office. Mr.
bring. ill his letter,' attributes these injurious reports,
partly to the bias occasioned by the misfortunes of the
vat's. aid pertly to the " machinations of the Honduras
Company.' sad adds. that his object is to wipe away these
aspersioes upon his own character as a land agent. for the
respectability of which be refers to the testimony of the
Lori Prevost. hinsielf. What the " machinations of the
Bosuns Company" are. Mr. living does not state, nor
does he give int etplaration of the causes of the wretched
coaditioa of the Togais settlers.

Cow SWAI/LQII4I.G A Haas.—A cow at Dslham Tower.
sear this lowa.. Wu slate time ago observed to decline io
its health hy'siime unanenetable malady. Cariosity bay-
log been exercised as to .the cause of its complaint, the
cow was owned as,son as it died. sod the skeleton of a
leveret was naiad io its stomach f How it came. then has
passlitd the mbar is ins; aid various explanations ban
bees Fivea. mit one of theta entitled to mach
attention. irbq *Wry might ban Inew doubted. i( there
bad sot hoer maseiliny Creditable witaou of **fact,—
(Wistmovoleadt aeleqc.).

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