The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-21 00:00:00

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VAIDAY &ENING, 6r111,5111ER 1:1,121.

Paris papers to the I Sth instant hare arrived this
mornings but rotnain nothing relative to the state of
the negotiation between Russia and the Porte. An
article from Herm:mast:ldt of the 29,11 ult. presents a
distressin!, picture of the situation of Bucharest up to
the 23d of August, according to the accounts of the
refugees. Those to whom flight is possible, seek it
by all imaginable means, and at the greatest sacri-
fices. The Kiaja Bey, the Governor, who by mistake
'had been designated Seraskicr, a title which the Wa.,
hichians, in their idiots give toall the Turkish Com-
.
‘ntindants, notwithstattifingt traingibillluorery
the Grand Signor, continues incsastently to opld enmi-
ties to cruelties on the unfortunate fugitive* who fall
into his hands. It is, however, not evufir:ned that the
house and effects of M. Fleischhakel, the Austrian.
Consul at Bucharest, had been pillaged. This Consul
had long before conveyed all his property to Cron-
stadt. It is true, nevertheless, that the Turks had
entered his house in crowds, but without doing any
serious damage. The house of the Rdssian Consul is
totally destroyed. Letters from the head quarters of
General Miloradowitch, who commands the Russian
troops on these frontiers, announce that the Russians
would on the 29th of August, enter the prin-
cipalities of Walachia and Moldavia; but it is re-
marked, that news of this sort has been often
spread and found unwarranted.

An article from Vienna of the Gilt instant, states,
that the transport of arms and ammunition destined
fur Servia, is prohibited in thelAustrian States, in
like manner as that which related to their destination
for Moldavia and Wallachia; and that the prohibition
is ascribed, as in the previous instance, to the circum-
stance of the insurrection against the Ottoman Porte.
Accounts from Brussels of the 13th say, that it ap-
pears certain that his Majesty the King of England,
travelling► under the name of the Earl of Dublin, would
arriveat that place on the 18th instant,(riz. last Tues-
day). Every arrangement was made for his reception
at the Hotel of Lord Clancarty, the British Ambassa-.
dor there. It is added, that the King would remain
at Brussels the 19th and 20th (i. c.'Wednestlay
'nod -yesterday), and that on the tilt, (nsut&y,
this very day); he would'pnrsneltis kroner for Ger-
many. They *rile from the llague, that the Council
of State had. been occupied with utuch activity, on
many projets of law on the new system of impositions,
which will be presented to the States-General in their
next Session.

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM MADRID.

A loptaccount from Spain, contains a very interest-
ing article from Madrid, dated the 6th of September,
on the impression made in that city by th. occurrences
at Saragossa. The first news of these events, says this
article, produced here an extreme fermentatioo. The
discussions of the Fontaime d'Or were extremely
stormy; no rein could check the fury of the ore-
tors ; but, thanks to_ the measures taken. no mis-
chief ensued. On the 3d inst., on the arrival of
an extraordinary courier from Saragossa, a report
spread &rough-the city that General Riego had been
arrested. It was endeavoured instantly to.tontradict
this news. :The government caused it to be stated in
the journals that having received advice* by which it
was 11111101111Ce4 that General Riego wished' to pit
kilos& 41 the head of an enterprise which wlooki
btonibtike. Faust twill; ala Sliaiflyibitlei'a a firtigan
war, it Woe ileetski niei4eirry to se44l. 04 fifties' bou,
quarters at Lerida, and to unite the civil and military