The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-31 00:00:00


. s- istelligeace to which we refer, is that of the
lotion °earner of the 20th instant, from which it
lifers that the Porte has not only agreed to the de-
„awls of Russia, for the evacsatioe of the northern
po •
,rpalities. but has proceeded to carry them into
wartime. By the saute channel we leers that en
estraerdinary courier bad arrived from St. Petersburg
and that another, coming from the former,
kl pcs,..l through the latter capital for Vienna.
The following is the article to which we allude:—
" VIENNA, MAT 20.
.. sews from Walachia and Moldavia, at the begin.
iisi of the present month, communicate the following
&lunation
On the Ist there arrived at Bucharest a tatar (a con-
ris,) who communicated to Kiaja Pacha important or
Ito, The Paella proceeded on the evening of the same
ie company with the Commissarv-I nspector A atlschi
Erin .lee, in haste to Silietria. before be departed,
bas,wr, he ordered the chiefs of the Asiatic troops to
lie assembled, and commanded them to hold themselves
is rea.liness for their departure towards home.
"On the 4th inst. the Commissary Inspector returned
frien Stlistrie to Bucharest, and on the following day
Jell, proceeded in great haste to Jassy. On the 6th,
li;aja Paella returned and renewed the orders which be-
fsre his departure lie had given for a retreat. On the
imp bv, officers of Bovernment were posted on the
tid., which lead from Bucharest knit Fokshan to Sins-
tris, who were charged to prepare for the accommodation
,rd provisioning of the retiring troops.. On the nth
roam they began their marsh homewards. A division,
%listing if five hundred and musty-four Tartan form-
sil: van ; early on the morning of the 9th. Ihere moved
Jae a colligate of 500 Asiatic,c, who were to be followed
by an equal number till the whole of the unpaid
nsi,v shall be withdrawn. The number of paid troops
trna;ning behind will likewise immediately begin their
retreat, as the Porte has resolved to withdraw the united
heves from !soda principalities.
In Jsisy, on the 3d instant, a firman, at first kept
private, was received, which, however, early on the fol-
losing day excited the universal expectation of the de-
vious oldie Turkish troops, for which event the peo-
IA erre prepared by the transfer of the artillery to Si-
thick had a few days before arrived from Bra-
lilac at Jassy. The arrival on the sth of the Commis.
suyiespector from Bucharest, will lead to the execu-
tion of the same orders in Moldavia which have already
takes place in Walachia."
The same article contains an account of the pro-
ne.lings against the island of Selo and of a measure
adopted at Constantinople on the 13th ult. to Iran.
if,. minds of tile Christians. From these ac-
counts we may infer that, by the arrangement between
its Porte and Russia, the Oreeks have been abandon-
nl to the Turks, and that the latter are determined to
genre them by the united influence of eajollery and
tenor. The following is the measure to which we
refer :

" Tersan•i-Kiajani who, during the absence of the
raptain Paeha, superintends the administration of police
is the capital, received from the Porte an order to take
slider Lis special protection the religious festivals of the
tirrtka during Easter, and wassinade responsible that
uPither the Greeks nor the Armenians should receive any
turbance or molestation during the solemnity. The
(4/Iwo-pence was, that not only in the Greek and Aren-
t:as churches, all the religious ceremonies, professions,
.id observances, were conducted with the most perfect
pace and order, but the festivities which followed were
enjoyed by the Week* in their old style and in the most
minterrupted tranquillity.' The same article proceeds
%Ai that on the 21st of April the Patriarch was in-
uwito the palace of the Sultan. As this was the anal-
wary of a lamentable event, the circumstance excited
tarsal interest. When he spewed, be was loaded
eocomiums by one of the ministers of the Porte. on
:.count oT some judicial decision which be had pro-
and received in the name of the Sultan Ba-
stin considerable donation for the repair of the damaged
cathedral church. lie was afterwards directed to
induce a list of all theScintes then resident in thecapi tad,
estingaishi og the married from the onmarried.The former
are to remain 111 Constantinople, the latter are to be smite
Asia.

A later from Odessa, dated March 3d, received by
At French mail, also confirms the retrogration of the
Human troops from hluldavia and Walachia.-- Letters
(=Naples state, that orders bad been despatched
irate Naples to Florence, to make suitable arrange-
nests fir the Congress which is to assemble there im•
neiiately. It is aided that several Potentates will
the deliberations. The intelligence from
coatain*d in the French papers is, es
of a contrary nature. The Royalists declare
that tatalonia aed all the Rapt of the Peninsula are in
.yon thsitrreetion„ ttith bands, that are growing ar-
mies, in the field. The Liberates on the other hand
tepresent the factious as beaten and dispersed on
cury side. It is said, however, in a private letter
fuss .Madrid, that the Cortes bad ordered, in their
bitting of the Itith May, that an army of 30,000 men
Weald he orga,tised to be sent to the Pyrenees,
Kew of whout would occupy the frontiers on the
side of Painpeluna, whilst the rest would repair to Ca.
tilunia. Several conflagrations have again taken
vas in F :aver, so that it -appears the system was only
115preded in iu operation, and not abandoned.
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I/4'oyard Reties at Hoar.low. to-morrow, wit,
tbe piece is the premise, of the King. The troops
sill consist of the Royal noise Iluards and Blues,
r;tb the 10th, 14th, sad 13th Itef.iniews of Light
bra;oons. A 'lsidro's of the 9th Lancers will keep
rr',42r,l. Another avradron of the 9th takes the
44v11.:n!y tit the absence of the i,ife Guards; and an-
other atop, ccamanded he Lord George !Annoy, will
trim 'we Illciesty's (hard of lionJur. 'I he detach-
t4ll44l4. the 9th from Ip- :etch, llt a!, awl I lythe, with
kst Imp front Brighton, are already in hon.lon and
in eirinity fur this perpose. It will be the most
ei!rs,lrd ,uilitary spectacle witneesed f.tr many rears.
ILY ?rime and Princess of Denmark, and ail the
tNali ate! teshion uow In Luudos,are expected to grace
poirr.i.

0-morrulv, his Mejesty, after the Review, will pro-
tetd to the Royal Cottage et Windsor. This day se-
hral f the Royal household domestics left torn fur
he %Love piece.
_Km Nate, where Lis Majesty spent the day on
.J
"Mal., is intended, says she Mu eoimg C 4, °nick,
1-1. the occasional residence of our f +tare Queen.
ills Grace the Duke of Dorset, Master of the Horse,
I 41:"
"It' Place of office, has effected, it is said,
t henget in his department. The stud
v111..13(4 at Hampton Court, and in other places, lies
4,
"'lilted. What a pity it is that a similar sys-
k,ual retrenchment and ref..nm cannot be introduced