The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-31 00:00:00

ILCIIES rER GAOL.

TO THE EDITORS OF TH2 BATH JOURNAL.
Ilehester Beadle, July FL
GENTLEMEN,—The committee of magistrates have
made their report to the adjourned quarter sessions, held
here this morning for that purpose, relative to the in-
quiry that they made into the conduct of the gaoler,
upon charges preferred before them by me. The
magis-
Crates assembled at the adjourned quarter sessions have
come to a determithition that Bridle has rendered him-
self unworthy to fill the office of gaoler, and he is to be
discharged accordingly. I am authorised to make this
communication by the High Sheriff, who has this mo-
ment conveyed me the information.
I am, Uentlemeu, your obedient servant.
H. HUNT.

DAY COFFEE ROUSES, FOR THE ACCOMMODA-
TION OF THE WORKING CLASSES.
IN Pursuance ofa Resolution passed at a General Nest-
ing of the persons engaged in the above trade, Notlee
Is hereby Given, that • GENERAL MEETING will be
held at the Red Hart, Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, at II o'clock
In the forenoon Of Tilt:ll%oAT NEXT. August 4, 19111.

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LONDON:
ITESDAY VIZNINO, JULY 31, 1821.

STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
The Market left off yesterday at 744. and the
Finds opened this morning at 74i with a very dull
market ; there are no reports as yet in circulation and
all still remains in conjecture.

We received this morning Paris papers to the 29th
instant. On the 26th the Prince of Saxe Coburg
had it private audience of the King, and the next day
dined with his Majesty and the Royal Family. The
Chamber of Deputies was expected to close this day.
An article from Vienna, of the 17th instant, says, we
Lave recei:ed from Corfu the details of the naval vic-
tory obtained by the Week fleet at the mouths of the
Danube. The fleet of the Turks, consisting of one
vessel of three decks, three of two decks, three fri-
gate., four brigs of the first ti MCI corvettes of
enty•two env., and six cannonades of twelve each,
cast anchor is the port of filytilene, after baring
passed the Dardanelles, but the three decker remained
at the cntrnce of the port. The Greek fleet com-
posed of thirty-live sail from ilydrit and Spetsia,
being joined, the attack was resolved on. The Greek
Admiral commenced it by sending a fire ship against
tie three-decker to the entraUce of the port. The
'firths percriving the danger withdrew and left the
port open. Thee tireeks, animated with the greatest
enthusiasm, and stung with revenge, engaged in a
sanguinary fight, which was sustained by the Tithe
with the courage ',f despair, and by the Greeks with
a valour worthy of the best times of Uttece. The
Turkish fleet was carried by boarding, with the ex-
ception of the three-decker, which was seton fire to
save the loss of men by boarding. The crews were
pat to the sword, or perished in the waves. Part of
the clew of the three-decker escaped the dames,
but they were equally terrified at the fate that
awaited them, on surrendering in the end Mithont
„resistance. An article from Frankfort, dimly 21,1
adds, the junction of the insurgents of Enos, with
the Greek fleet, which attacks the point of Oat-
icy sea and land, cannot fail to be attended with
important results in the event of the siege of Con-
stantinople being undertaken.
There is no further intelligence in thee* papers re-

erecting either the Greeks or the Turks, and the only
• article respecting• Russia gives little more than a kept-
tition of the news previously received. It Is dated
• Frankfurt, July 21, and states the actount that orders
ban been given by the Emperor of Russia 4 that the
troops cautoned in the frontier provinces should *arch
fort% ord. It is affirmed that Austria tad Russia have
come to an understanding relative to the useestres
to be It:opted, with a view to put an eat to the leapt-
nary conflicts which spread desolation throughout the
provinces of European Turkey. Other aetebota at-
tribute the backwardness which the lltbssita Oeiet►'
inept bas hitherto 'hewn in maids' trews int
Baal
intentions respecting the affairs of Coastasalsegle, to
negociations which have been entered apes, ea this
subject, with other Powers of the first order I sad that
Russia will not take a decisive step until the said
negociations shall be terminated.
Woos:, Jr Lv 10.—In the sittings of the Cartes on
the Bth, some of the persons, who had been detaiaed by
order of the tortes, on board the ships from ItloJaatiro,
petitioned for le.►ve to disembark. Of this number are
Severiano Marie!, the father Romeo de Goes and several
families on board the Princess. Their petition was seat
to a coutmittee. M. Borges Cornell.° is the same sit-
ings made several motions. Ist. That a
lion be be made to the King to the slut that ler the
future, the envoys of Portugal to the Courts of Spits,
France, Rome, England, aid Molds siverld lay aside