The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-04 00:00:00

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i3TATESMAN OFFICK. TWO O'CLOCK,
lire understand this day about one o'clock, s let:e
was slhewo by Dr. LtlnlNoroN in the Vice Chance'

lor's Court stating, that no hopes were enter.
tained of her MABll3'l'l.ll recovery. It appeus
that quicksilver hai been administered to her

early this morning, as a last resource, but 64
failed to produce the desired effect. Four Physiciaaa
were in close continual attendance, two on each sile
her bed.
If we bare any tbing farther to announce today
on this painful subject, we will communicate the it-
telligence in a Second Edition.

Paris Papers to the 4d inst. arrived this mom*
The Peers had adopted the Finance Law er Budget;
and on Tuesday the Session was closed. By these pe.;
pers it appears there has been a partial change is the
French Ministry. Messrs. Villele and Corhieres, tea
Chiefs of the Ultra-party have resigned. They hue
both left Paris; the former for Toulouse, and theelhat
for Rennes. M. Laine also is said to have left the

Council, in which he had distinguished himself bytis
activity ; but M. de Chateahriand remains. schwa.
standing the secession or dismission of his hietuk
The Duke de Richlieu too, and the main pang tta

administration continues the same ; so that no sarlocs

deviation from the previous line of polities can be es•

peeled.
Feescit Fusrs.—Fire per Cents. Tuesday, S.
80 c.—Bank Actions, 13251

The Gazelle Universelle of Augsburg contains in.
telligence from Moldavia and Wallachia up to the ,
9th of July. By this it appears that the Turks ea.
tered Jassy on the 26th and 29th of June. Prim
Cant 'toluene and Colonel Pentacosti, it is also staled,
had takes refuge on the Russian territory. The He.
terists would have found an asylum in the Russian
provinces. if they had consented to lay down their
arms. The denunciations made by the Jews against
the Greeks and bloldavians, the Walachian' and
Boyards, suspected of being the Partizans of the lo
'urgent,, have drawn upon the Israelites the use
cruel reprisals. The Turks had offered to rectia,
the Moldavian', the Walachians, the Buyard‘
&c.; bat this invitation failed en account of de
exceptions that might be made through Wefts; w
hatred. The fear of palsieispent has been generally
felt lion 1$ become generally known that a Turkish
asset resident at Bucharest had furnished the Turks
with .a list of the inhabitants of the cooowy, std d 9
the Boyards who bad absented themselves from the '
eomtnencensent of the insurrection. !Nothing now had
occurred at Constantinople up to the 3d ult. Ti
Turkish vessels had been taken by the Greeks, ad
ships from Algiers bad appeared near the Morn.
The Accounts from Constantinople in the Frankfertt
papers are of the 25th of June and 2d of July. Ti
former, among other articles, mentions the sailing 4
the Turkish fleet, and the burning of a ship of the
line by the Greeks. The latter state that the
head of the late Grand Visier, Benderly Ali Pechs,
arrived at Constantinople towards the end of tit
Ramadan, and was fixed up at the inner gate of do
Senglio. The label affixed to it described the de
seased as a traitor to his country and to religion....
Galib Puha, formerly Reis Effendi. and Pleuipotee
tiary at the negotiations for peace at Bucharest, it
deposed. Ile is accused of having influenced, by kin
advice, the actions of the late Grand Vizier. In tit
Astatrias °burner of July 21, it is stated that es is
4th July, towards evening, the Kiaja Bey of Heil
schi Ahmed Packs, at the head of 6or 7000 tom
made his entry into Bucharest. Argrisch was owe
pied by a body of Turks, under Deli Bauchi Michii. .
who is antler the cetninand of the Caniusar Sawa.—
Sawa himself, with his corp. consisting partly d
Turks and partly of Allianese, is ordered in pursuit of
the Insurgent Chiefs Jordaki and Farmaki, who, with
some 100 horse, appeared disposed to escape to Mule
via by the steepest mountains. To the owaerse
evils which have afflicted Walachia since Pting.
may be added a dreadful storm, which took place oak
sth instant, accompanied with hail of the sine it
Spanish walnut. The damage done is incalculable. its
communication from Odessa, dated July 3, it is
that the Porte (as is said by the advice of Ealird).
has caused a Memorial, complaining of Baron Mir
noff, to be presented to the Russian Court. Tile
giver is sot yet known ; but some persons believe
Baron Strogonoff will be recalled, and tit
peace will be preserved. The Counsellor of Stet
Mitschaki, had arrived at Constantinople
(;
St. Petenbargh. On the other haod as
dated Vienna, July 20, says, it is announced that the
Emperor Alexander has seat a letter to his Asti*
sador at Constantinople, in which his Majesty vireo
his especial satisfaction at the seal and courage which
his Excellency has displayed in the intercourse elitii
he has bad with the Ottoman Porte.
The private letters from Odessa, instead of bell
written in a decided tone, as to the prospect of' 00,
impoid
tioental war, as heretofore, now allege that it was**
Dion at Vienna that matters would speedily WO
ranged, and that the Turkish Government
a very conciliatory tl4.posititin. The letters she Mb_
Conssontioapte direct, appear to be written seder;
same conviction. They mention alio, that the"
Feast," which ocean every year, and taste three be
command on the lit of July, and the iird tend
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