The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-06 00:00:00

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that the account of a"volution haring taken place in
the Spanish part of the island of St. Domingo, as re.
ccired last week b}• the schooner Flying Fish, is pre.
:nature. At the time the Ilirriet sailed, no and ierent
!tail vet taken place, although the temper and di•posi.
lion of the people wasrauted the belief .Clai it would
occur.

Paris and lirolsels viers to the 31 instant, and
Madrid journals to the 113ral ult. have been received
since onr last. Ily the former we litre received as
usual the most contradictory reports respecting the-
difference: between the Russians and the Turks. A ~.."
private letter from Augsburg of the :2M of,July, *am, ' i
"The letters which we receive from Vienna arc all war-
like. Tiley confirm the' Metdbietlit4firle Rnssiad
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troops caitoned on the banks of the 'Profit-. The tie,,
..—t. g •
*Prat in Chief, the Count a• tvaotgant ~stetn, was teshiyh; ' •
?Mg".
received instructions from his , , relating, as
it is believed, to the appiiiiie ing ern of a. corps
d'arnave into Moldavia, Now Butt circumstiusees have ''
assumed a serious character, aridappeit to tiiitts war
imminent, the Porte is said to havesneesalectin Ind .
log England to become a tgeiliator." An aesiark
ler.
dated Frankfort, July eSth, sestet the fell
itelligence, which if cored may lead lei
resits. A Courier dispatelied from Mt.
bead quarters of the Russian army .
brought intelligence that the Euletitt
*ill shortly come to review the army. A line;
Odessa, of July 7, says, " we expect with anxiety the
result of the categnrical answer which our 0 , .
has sent to Constantinople respecting the : ' .
of the Porte against M. de Stragooulf. CI
bensions are entertained for the latter In the it
a rupture. We have letters from Constantrlippie of i,
1 the 3d July, but they contain little news. The Greeks , •I;
have taken nine more Turkish vessels in the Arehi-.
pelago. It is said that the .Uterine vessels• have al.
ready made their appearance. The following is
the most important article received from Vienna;
it is dated July 22. "k is said that our Cabinet
has received all official, notification of the de-
claration of war by Russia against the Ottoman
Porte. It is generally thought that Austria wit?, in
this event, limit herself to concentrating a corps
d'armee on the bowie's', and placing 30,00 men at
the disposal of the Emperor of •Russia, according to
ancient treaties still in force. It is said that the Ca-
billet of London, in notifying to our Court the Death , .:
iof Bonaparte, made very important communicative"
relative to the last Will of the deceased, and to vent
considerable sums which belonged to him, and which
are placed in the hands of different bankers. 1?, iy►
added, that the messenger from London was tire
bearer of an autograph letter from the prisoner of St.
Helena, in which he bequeaths his great property to
his nearest relations. The Duke de Releitstadt has
put on mourning for sic :nowise."
The French papers contain WOW isielligna et
penance. The secessiOn of the Ultras trona SW ..
nistry is complete ; the count of tifee
in., resigned the official situations which In' ad '
left his late colleagues to their fate. Tkk seem is
communicated in the following terms:---"Paris, Aug.
2.--Yesterday the King held a Council of Ministers,
which sat for two hours. All the Ministers were present
with the exception of MAI. de Serre, de Villele, and Cor-
hiere. N. de Chateaubriand has resigned his func-
tions as M i nister Plenipotentiary to the Kiagof Prussia."
The Madrid papers are entirely silent respecting the
internal state of Spain, and are filled with accounts of •
the military movements in various parts of the South* .
American Continent. These accounts, however, have
been anticipated by the intelligence received through
the American papers.
Five ran CLNTS.—Wednesday, 86 1. GO c.

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Mr. Rothschild, accompanied by Mr. A. Montego*
and some other gentlemen, left town on Saturday for
Paris, to assist at the negotiation for the new Franck

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ELEcvrox OT A RIPRISZNTATIVE PENS OP SCOT.
LAND.—fin Thursday last, pursuant to Royal Pro-
demotion, the Peers of Scotland &gambled at Holyrood-
honsr, to choose a representative to sit in the present
Parliament, in the room of the Earl of Stair, deceased.
There were present—The Marquess of Lothian, Earls
Keine, Vintlinter, Kintore, Reseherry, llopetown.
Viscount Arbuthnot, Lords Terphieben, Elibank.
and Rolle. After the usual oaths were taken.
the votes were delivered in, and having been read
over, the election was declared to have fallen on Lord ,
Arbuthnot, the numbers being— _ _
For Lord Arbuthnot -
Lord Reay -
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Majority for Lord Arbuthnot 2
Mns. !xi:lmam—The death of this respectable •
woman, which we announced on Saturday, took/ plare
on Wednesday, at the Boarding-house, Kensingto.
le 1775 she married Mr. Inchbald, and went will
him to Edinbnrgh, where she appeared ou the stage
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tragic characters. Her beauty secured her attraction, not-
withstanding a hesitation in her delivery. In 17/6 Off
was Ilykle Nlanchester stage performing alternate nights
with Mk Siddons, and drawing equal houses. Iler mind
had as original cast, and her literary style was pecu-
liar, terse, pointed, and impressive. By exessplerY
indaftry and prudence she hail raised herself lasi *
state of comfortable independence; but she had a li-
beral heart, and deprived herself of many enjoyments,
in order to provide for relations who stood in need of
her assistance. She was animated, cheerful and intel-
ligent in conversation, and her r•marks evinced scale
penetration. Iler dramatic productions and her novels
" .1 Si*plc Story," and " Neteic sad Art," skew
a deep knowledge of the human heart, and those morels
are well calculated to improve it. She was verybastl-
some in her youth, and retained mach of her besot!
and elegance till her death. She was about 65 Years
of age, but appeared to be much younger. Thosgit
beautiful in person, and in the early part of her
lifi
exposed to the hardships and vicissitades of the ilea'
trical profession, in a provincial career, her cadge,
was unitnpeached and unimpeachable.
ors
As two friends were viewing the
remarked to the other, "the Corosation seam to hi.
celebrated with Levan, the emblem of tritunpb
the answer was " 1 Y. ikon meanest !"--(31aPe151.14
lode dd.)

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