The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-22 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTALLIGENCE.

Past. Auo. 21.—Came down from the river on the
19th, and sailed. the Prince Denmark, Williams, for the
South Sees; remain is the Downs the Severn frigate,
and York lodiamaa.—Calm.
Porrseorrn, Auo. 2L—Sailed the Cincinnati',
Champion. for New York.—Wind S. E.
FALMOUTH, Auo. 20.—Arrived the Four Friends,
Roberts, tom London; the brig Prince Regent, of
Absryswith, from Poole, for Liverpool, was towed into
this port this morning by the Active Revenue Cutter,
sad a Fowry pilot boat, with loss of foremast, and main-
topmast, an anchor, &c.; having carried away the for-
mer about three o'clock off the Manacles, where she
broaght op, butwassoon obliged to cat, the sea running
very high.—Wind East.
Pi.rpoirrn. Aue. 20.—Sailed the Ane and Amelia,
Short, for Galant' t Lord Exmouth, Barrett, for Quebec;
Egli% Pratt, for St. John's, (New Brunswick); Hope,
toatb, for St. Andrew's ; the Brilliant, Oreenwell, for
Gibraltar.

By Madrid papers which have arrived to the 14th
instaat, it seems that the sew Miaistry are firmly *sta.
bashed, and appear to be conducting the business of
the State with the vigour demanded by the situation
of the (entry. Their power Is alike indicated by the
scsignatiou of General Morino, the reforms effecting
in the Royal !leasehold by the Marquess of Santa'
Crag, and the decided contrail exercised over the sue.
tines of Fordinsed. who, by his own impredeace, has
furnished them with bat tro complete a justificatioo.
Gomel Miss was about to repair to Catalonia with
mesas at ►is disponi. adequate, as it was supposed, to
the rettorstlon of that unhappy province to tranquil.
lity. Several orders have been issued by the Ministry
of Munee, which have for their object the better col-
lection of the revenue and enforcing the payment of
mean. Is a eircular addressed to the collectors it is
ousted that the King bas directed his attention to the
rents dee by Grandees of Bpsia and Nobles of Castile
in disehsrge of the duties paid by these classes. in lieu
of miats►y envies. ltappan to be the determination
of the Goverment to adopt genetic maims for re-
cruiting the Treasury, end it is probable that the me-
cessity which is felt for placing the Spaniels army oe
a respectable footle', le the immediate cases of this
activity in the financial department.
Hambergh Papers to the 13th of August have aerie-
ea, one of which coetaihs the following article from
Constantinople, under the head "private comment.
esties." and dated the 18sb alt.:—

" Constantinople, in Its present state, is hardly to be
recognised, when compared with what it was only a
short time age. Every thing Indicates peace, and the
Porte has never taken such decisive steps to preserve it,
as it now does. The day before yesterday, the English
Ambassador received an Official Note, informing him
that the Porte (as we have already stated from
other sources) had appointed the Boyar Ghats. Peinea
of Wallachia, and Stoned:a, Prince of Moldavia. le
nuking this choice, the Porte has, for the first time, de-
parted from its custom of choosing Ureeks residing in
Constantinople to fill these high offices. They are na-
tives of the soostry, and the Porte is said-to have ex-
pressly excused itself In this Note foe having departed
from the ancient mode, because, under present circum-
stances, it could not possibly have sufficient confidence
in Brenta to put such important posts into their pos-
session. The eracuation of the two Principalities con-
tinues without interruption, and will be complete before
the weirs! of the new Princes, who leaves this city in a
fro days."
liamecnon, Ava.l3.—Exeltange on London, 37 1-
37 4.
Sr. PITIRTICURGO, JOLT 30.—Eocisters on London,
19 9 13.16; Amsterdam, 913.181 Hunburgh, 913•l6;
PJ ri s , 105.

Extract of a private letter from Conetantisople,
Jely 10:—" The Egyptian fleet, after lending 10,000
men at the Isle of Candia, destroyed a great number
of the Greek inhabitants, and ravaged the Isle of
Caro."—(Qateridietenc.)
By a New 'fork paper we learn that despatches had
arrived there from Metico to the 26:h of June. We
bare received a letter, says the Editor of the A
from the Emperor himself of that date, is which he
expressly strys, that his elevating to that title was not
lo conformity with his ono wishes, and that he sub-
mits with the hope of being by that means enabled to
maintain the Independence and promote the happiness
el his native land. D. Eugenio Cotter, at present la
the United State; is appointed to the supreme direc-
firm and command of the naval department.
Extract of a letter from La Guars, July 1, 1822.
--" General Bolivar gained a great victory on the jth
of April. to Curiaco, near the city of Quito, in which
the Spanish General, Le Cruz Sturgeon, Titular Vice-
toy of New Granada, was killed. This Coishes the
Rif in the south. Puerto Cabello is closely besieged
hy General Pus, and the batteries produce a dreadful
havoc among the garrison. General Soublette is la
taro, operating against Morales on one side, and 0e-
Feral Clemente on the other, so that matters will coos
be settled there. 1 cannot give you an adequate idea
if the activity of trade here. The port full of yea-
Stk. chiefly American, and the warehouses and quay
fell of goods and produce. Every body busy and ac-
tive. Cocoa is at t'3 dollars per fasega of 1101bs
Coffee 23 donate, and Hides at 118 dollars per 1 Ildllts
with the duty. The Columbiana are highly pleased
with Mr. Itobirton's Bill for opening a trade with
them on the basis of reciprocity. I hope it le the
prelude to the full acknowledgment of their lode-
pecdence.

Tilt I,lllf POOL PACKET V-011 New Yons..—Some
appreLemions are entertained f..r the safety of the
Lverpool, as the ship Illinois, which sailed from New
York the day after her, arrived at Liverpool on the
12111614 n% and the ships London and Pantbea, that
ailed from New York the 24th ult. nine days after the
Lverpool. lave arrived, the former off Falmouth on
the 17th iost. and the latter at Liverpool on Monday.
The Liverpool was to replace the Albion, which was
16ninDalely lost otT Kinsale, and so many of the
cogent and crew drowned, oo the 22r1 of April
• The annexed extract of a letter from New York
ices the sailing of the Liverpool, with other par-
liars :

" Ne Y, Jul y I
The following are the names of w tbeork
passengerst in
tea packet ship Liverool, Captain Lee, which left
!look Yesterday at ball-past twelve o'clock for Liver.
'l7. Mr. N. T. Heard and family, of New York ;
Jolla Simpson, of London; Mr. Robert blathers,
Li'erPsi ; Mr. William Christie, of Jamaica; Mr.
selwright, of Savannah; Mr. William Castle, of
"rnl; Mr. Thomas Wright, of England; and Mr.
Northedge, of Montreal.
The Liverpool Is a fine ship, on bey first voyage
mod.l is greatly admired, and her accommodations
equal to any thing of the kind we ever saw.",

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