The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

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stein, continues its march towards the frontiers of
Turkey. It is reported that there are secret 'nods.
Lions carrying on between the Porte and Sweden. A
Manifesto is sai,l to be in existent on the part et
Russia, stating the motives for, atul the intention et
the march of the Russian troops. Commercial letten
from the Banks of the Damalse state, that the Risshi
Ambassador to the Porte, thellaron de Strogonoff, h
arrived at Odessa. The courier from Cousssatlint"
has brought letters to the 25th June, to Vicuna. The
massacres and excesses continued without ceasiag:in
that capital. No European enjoyed the least stenritr.
The Count de Lntsou, the Austrian Internuncio,
had hitherto fulfilled the character of mediator, ma
unable to prevent the Turks from violating towanh
his Court, the existing treaties. The Porte catteakte
be arrested a captain and five seamen, in the weeks
of Austria, and had them decapitated, without lay
farm of trial. The principal Greek tuerchants st
Bucharest have also been decapitated. Priers
Ypsilanti, whose arrival at Ilertnanstadt has beee
announced, is about to proceed to Trieste titelltark
fur the Mores. Great events are exp.*, in this
part of Greece. The Greeks of Macediaßol4l falW
in an attempt to expel the Turks from Raissbub. The
Paella of Egypt is said to be in cortespotailice wkh
the Greek insurgents in the Morea. The Diereeof
Mount Lebanon are reported to have slialAsn oft the
Ottoman yoke, and to hay" defeated -a corps
aphis! them by the Pacha of Damascus.
Madrid papers to the 17th instant have
They are silent with respect to the state of affli!

Spain; but contain intelligence (rota Mexico
proves t'sat the insurrection in that kingdom
too fir to be suppressed. Accounts from
state, that a brigantine called the Triumph
umfo), with a Spanish crew and ander Spanish

had arrived in that port from London, and utopia.'
being excited by the brilliant offers made to the visit-
ing officers to permit some bales to be landed,
vessel was strictly searched, and it was found

bar els covered with copperas contained rich
goods to the value of a million.

Quebec papers arrived this morning to
June, from which we extract the following :•—•
FROM TIIB QUEBEC PAPER OF TIRE 19TH JUN'
We are Informed that the thunder storm
experienced here on Tuesday evening last,
destructive at Three Rivers4and attended with
uncommon size. By souse persons who Were
place during the storm, the hail stones hare 1.
scribed as weighing, some of them, eight and
ounces, and as being the sin of a turkey's egg.
is indeed a great storm, but we give it upon undoubted •
authority, all the windows in Titres Meets wyo.-0
broken. The steam boat, Car of Comtnesce, 1411) at
Itatisian, seven leagues distance; the Captain ofttisisb
says, that at that place, although the thunder
ning were very violent, no indications of halt Whoa
ST. JORN'A, (N. B.) MAY 22.—Captain Smith, of the
ship Suffolk, of Aberdeen, from Dublin, arrived here Mt
Saturday; states Me above ship went en shore on Cape
Sable on the morning of the 12th instant. It blowing
fresh from the southward, she struck upon a ridge el
rucks where she immediately bilged.

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The departure of the King and Royal Family from
Rio Janeiro, has, according to accounts by the packet
which arrived on Saturday, produced very little elect
on the people, who appear to regard him with total
indifference.—On the birth-day of his Majesty, his
portrait was brought forward on the stage at the the-
atre, but the audience did not appear to recognise it :
there were no tiros, uttered by the people before the
palace. as was heretofore usual an such occasions.
Very little attention, it is added, is paid to the
Prince Itiigent, who is left in charge of the (inset c
ntent.—Trade is very dull at Silo de Janeiro.—The
Morgiatia 510,,p of war, ands slave ship, her prize.
were at Bahia. when the packet left. Other
accounts represent the Prince Regent as applyinc
himself assiduously to the work of retrenchment and
the reform of abuses.
A letter from Petersburg)., dated the 11 instant, states.
that though all the other Ambassadors and diplomatic
Agents had been admitted to an audience with the P.tic
peror since his return, yet M. Salmon, the Spaisidi Mi•
ulster, hail not enjoyed that honour. It is asserted th:o
his Imperial Majesty waits for a mitre .‘ precise tinder.
standing, and distinct developement of the political ve•
latious between himself and his Most Cathohe Majesty
(layettes from Sydney, New South tVales, were re-
ceived on Saturday, to the Mt of March. The brit
Dope. Capt. (Wines, had returned from New Zealand.
to recruit his crew, having anfortnisstely lost his ism
Lieutenant, and fire of his men, in an attempt to lard
through the surf at Ossen Bay. Sir the Italian, arrirf
at Sydney, the following results of the whale fisheries
sb
New Zealand are obtained :—The Catherine, °rafters
had procured WO barrels of oil: the vansittift.2:,o; the
Jane-, 500 ; the 'inn, WO; the Cumberland, Itee; the
Prince Regent, 1400 ; the Rambler, WO; SD" the Sard
cen, HO; these were the mom successful vessels. hoe
progress was making at Sydney in the civilisation of tte
natives. Two couple of them were married at Paratuato
on the Path of March, by the Rev. Richard Hill,
tars to to the Native Institution. They were settleilei
farms prepared for thefts, where huts were to he crecteL
and farming stock, with requisite utensils, was simp•e!
by the Ituvertiutent. A stage coach hail bees establish.'"
between Sydney and Parantatta, the first known in dr
Colony. Nearly MO carts were counted at the dos: of
the market day, returning into the interior.
EDINICRULI, JULY 27. —I t is with unfeigned retro
have to notice the serious accident which has hefahies
William Kerr, Esq. Secretary of the (lateral Post Obi.
a gentleman in whoa* welfare every individual in tort
will feel the warmest interest. On rrislae, evenings r
ing from the coach tibia lodging in Portobello, ‘terptl
from the road to the footpath, he slipped his foot, awl far
ling on his side, fractured Isis artu►
it very severe war-
ier. lie was carried to his house, and every as.istats"
immediately afforded. This morning (Friday) e" an'
happy to learn, Mr. Kerr has had a taroarableeighf:
luring whisk be slept a good deal, anal be is pilleg
is well as from present oircuittstanees. we cool,1e1:0
It is not tree that Sir W. MAI Weirs home Chaim,'"
soddenly at (helium stables last %reek. It teas gate
tonics frost. Nsemf:atarket.

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