The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-02 00:00:00

LONDON,

NONDaT itrliciNG! SlTTlLtilialt 2, 1822
ROYAL RZOHANOLIL TWELYZ O'CLOCK.
This bole' a Heallay.** Bank sad Steck Etches,,
are shut, ion humanise-is see dein es Ohmage is Fo-
reign' ,Seceriliee, though lot to aiy great eases;,—
..fereign Feeds asiollows
Chill, 11111-71ew apseisb. 14-061, 11141—New Pomeier.
6711--end. ! a, 1161—Daelrb, 7111—Csiewhiu,iv
671. ' • • .
Paris papers to the 31st sit. ham ben received;
hat they thee, twilight se the ceatralietory aremarre
hitherto received reepectieg the decisive haulm sail
to have been foightla Thusaly. • letter from Cm.
stantinople. eon day anterior is the date of the Mk.
meat which represented the Greeks as haviag laces
victorious, says—that "Commerce. which had suffered
se deeply (or the last twelve asnathe, bad received m-
other unforeseen check. The Porte suddenly ease
to • determinatioa to visit and inspect alt the Ears
peso trading mewls is the pun of Crinstastleople.
This pretension was at contrary to all the treaties en.
;sting between other hatless and the Porte, that it
bad sot both supposed that it would be pat forth.
The various legations twisted the demand. sad the
Divan laid se embargo oa all foreign vessels, so that
the whisk of the Frank eavigatiee was gasps led emit
the order boot bees etemplled with. The same letter
adds, whet is ainiestineredible, tbst "the Engl:ob warp
the first ms suffer their meek to be visited ; and the
ether natio,' progressively followed the example. Is
consequence of this submission, commerce had tenon
ire ward tonne." 'The intelligence from Span is
these papers, comes down te the 24th. The capital

was tranquil: the sentence passed noun the Preset
Lind/suet in the Spanish. (hards, for his untied is
the affait of the 7th aft. hail been omega/a. fie set
gurrefeel, that is to say. strangalated, asides *aeon
of "rive le Couptihrticosi AarliTs Cantonal, haviet
stolaiated, P±tre la Bifigiettl Pius 1. Alekryl said
to have ran great danger. Thil tdoithtlfdetiklist a 7
mine had taken tke bad, authroce rapidly 'n issuing
towards the pails wham the haitis Iftsplies
lately spread alarm. With respect. be the er-
prgieblag .Congress. tits Nenitear aosetariet,
that the Vloornte de Menttatutaci, Minister for
Foreign Affairs. was to leave Paris .ea the 3015
alt. fur Vienna, accompanied by the Deice of
Reagan and Mr. de Babes!. The King et Prussia
was to repair to Verona on the 4th or bth of October.
fie King of Bavaria intended in inset he Paperer
st Austria, who was to quit-Pullin on the Yid' of
Soptensber, and it was expestori that all the Sovereign
would be .assensbied at Vetoes in the first week if
tletoher.--oTba exasinatten of what:toes has row
ineneed in the eats of General Berton'aed his aeon•
pliers, bat nothing sew has yet traespired. The ob-
ject octlie accused is to mete it appear that they hat
taken op muss to restore the integrity of the Cliartst.
and not fe.change the dynasty.
Facmcn PUNDS.-93f. 45e.—Bank Actions, 161'4

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KING'S lIETURI C.

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The divers acts of servilitg that the Scotch tee•
hooters have been performinlf ism; of such lest conse-
quence than the acts that 'will bi performed by lb'
people of England,. if his blpjesty should follow the
example of his gallant Quits, (against whorls the
corps of Cotton (lard's so long swore so desperately to
vain) sail go to Salmi Paut.'s,hosnedletely after his
cetera from his loving nod Weis( plaewhaaters of the
earth: The rotas of the people in &Inked delpil*
the servile Crewe that we lime read of, and that
*mild fall upon their bellies before tito Dey of Al-
, Ones, or the Devil, if be could awl would aside
(`tar to lice oo fha lobos, of other prople. If the
KI*G coed have sees to the bottom of the helm of
An roweling tribe, whose tricks of stately meatiness
We read of in the newspapers, he would have read
there:—" Pray, 0 KING ! enable de to lire oa
defreit of other men's toleets god ['boar. Tids is
OW real prayer of every batch of sycophants that rva
sias sees or heard of coaling cringing to any Wog
peesessed of power.
These Northern taz-Lniters, though their Porto ate
keener that those of trefße dogs, do not, however, ap•
peer to perceive that the season Ur tax.hnotiog is al-
meet over, and is, ie.leed, cow! t.. a close; and that
Oho groat talent, new i 4 rorpeat at IVbitehrit, that
K discovering the means of :monis:: atterhat4l
without tie uid oft:zee ! A thieg of awns! difficulty
This it was that poseled the poor, foebia train of the
eet•throat of ?i.srth-.;rey, wt,o Fat such a "g!orioes"
sheer as he entered the ALhey Church at Welresill•
der, aad who was hark& in Cross-roads, in is 4hfie
by lbo people of Boston ie Lieeolsehire Tb •It
woo NPR posed his poor pate, and drove him to seek
refuge seder mend. oely think of being beset by
panic of boom barkers. sad without the mesas dm.
staking Moo 1 sod they tbrestesiog to shocks re.