The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-25 00:00:00

land, France and Prussia from Russia, concur with t
importance of the subject, to protract the segociatie.,
which are to lead to a decision awaited for with se
much impatience. Oa the other hand, it appean cer-
tain, that the negcciations which, since the arrival of
the Russian Ambassador at Odessa, had continued IN.
tween-Russia and the Porte, have fur their object ts
demand of the Turkish Government guarantees, fat
the execution of various articles which that Goma.
tnent had agreed to in answer to the ultimatum of SI
Emperor Alexander."
An article from Trieste, of the 6th of Septeratar,
says, the Arnants and the Eoirotes come every day t*
blows with Turks, bat without wry decisive aim.
Cage, because the Turks have also a great number of
Aromas on their side. The cause of the people of Al.
Innis is entirely distinct from that of the Greeks. Tha
Beys of Albania, and among others, Omer, Priori
and Pascobey, have agreed with. the Porte
reduce the power of Ali Paths; but their only
motive was the hope to .see their own power
revive. which had been destroyed by that ter.
rible despot. This was not the object of the Porte,
whb wished to punish Ali personally. while It affected
to preserve the unity of the goveranicuit which he Lad
established. Ali Pacha, reduced to an intend, con.
dition, is no logger the object of hatred td the peasants,
and to those who Varnish Lim with saceoar. of skta
and provisions.
French five per Cents., according to the Peril papers
87 f. 20 c. sod according to private letters, 87 f. 30c.

A Hamburgh mail arrived last night with paper.
to the 19th lost. They contain accounts from St.
Petersbargh to the beginning of the present month.
at which period the Emperor Alexander had not quit.
ed his capital, add no preparations were made for hit
departure. It is evident therefore that the report of
his being expected at Odessa is erroneous, or at least
premature.

Quebec papers arrived this morning to the 18th of
August, and New Brunswick to the 15th of August,

rom which we extract the following :
FROM TUE QUEBEC PAPER OP TUE 17TH OP AUOYSTI

" The meeting of merchants and others of this city,
on the subject of the restriction of our grain and doer,
took place on Wednesday, conformably to notice
given ; and we trust, whatever representations may
be made from the Csoadas to the Imperial Parliament
on the subject, will be heard with that attention whit's
the importance of the case demands, and the result
will be what justice requires it should be, Justice
has been done to Ireland on this Lead. Why the
colonies should be debarred of similar rights (fir
equitable rights, at least, we most ommider our claims
to be) no justifiable reason can bit sealpineet To rain
the colonies. for a consideration of no kind of is
portadce, if at all valuable to %he united kingdom, it
to adopt a system against all rules of wisdom, pre-
dates and good policy.
(=TRACT OF • LIITTIIR FROM NORFOLK, AMIN? 12.1
It is becoming very sickly at City Point, Smoak
and the ether different landing places. °s hoes rime
two or three ships have lost a part of their crews at.
ready. The sickness which prevails at these places
are of a bilious nature, such as generally attack ships
crews up the river in the summer.
(EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM Tit HAVANKAR, AUG. t.I

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On the arrival of the Hornet here, the Deus went
board, and asked Captaiis Read if it was bis Westin
to fire a salute, and said if it was, that they would u•
sever it gun for gun. Captain Read replied be should
not fire a salute. This was owing to what happosed
when Captain R. was there before. The Admiral baN
did not treat him with those civilities with which be
treated the Commanders of his Majesty's vessels If
war in port.

While the Spaniards are contending for liberty si
home, their trans-atlantic brethren have celebrated tit
birth-day of their republic by a splendid victory air
the remnant of the army of the Inquisition. Such a
victory must give heart-felt satisfaction to the lovers
of liberty every where, particularly is Great BAWD.
whose valiant sons se materially contributed to the
glory of the day, by the most heroic acts of saber aid
military skill. From the Bulletin of the immortal
Bot.tvaa, we perceive the battle commenced by the
British division under epleael Paissaa, who Mile
the Spaniards with immense slaughter, even Woe the
center division of the Colombians-could hut
action. They also continued the pursait undltheSpoeith
army, consisting of 8000 men, were reduced mil
That ear countrymen have covered themselves
never-fading laurels abroad we rejoice. That diets'
duct of a few at home fills oar bosoms with peuratill"
ate regret. The and abused CoCNltOti b 0
swept the ocean of Spanish craft, and eetablitha
ladependenee of the Andes. Burnes sqsadrelhbk tbs
West, have eradicated the remnant of a Spaniels's*.
rine, while Futuna, Drvesavx, and others of they
countrymen, have planted the laurel of liberty le
those fertile plains, which have, since litzenito,
the scenes of tyranny and of blood. Thus, dosed..
is crippled in, America, and the people of Barge*
for the day that will emancipate them fn. OP
shacking"( divine right and passive obedience. 1011
great island of St. Domingo has shook t aMO
King, and appear determined not to accept of a
one. Their President, Novas, seems to profit 110
the follies of his Royal predecessor, sad thi bi
er
joy liberty, as well as el! whites. Cipartiaolo
meek titles are ahelisl44. astli the WWI !bawd 8
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