The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-11 00:00:00

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proceeded OD their destination after Strugot.eirs d,.
parture, and subseq•ent to the publication of Ottani
Langeroo, which announced that the Straits were re.
opened to Russian vessels. In corroboration of it.
above, it is related, that in all the ports of the R
Sea there is not the least inquietude as to the plow
vat ion of peace.
MA MUD, SEPT. 27.—Zeddivar has put all And.
lussia in motion. No Chief has hitherto displayed
much energy and activity. Several public joertd,
state that he has recently made several prironers,
killed a great many men. Arragen and Catelooia
are free from agitation.
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No news has arrived from Gallicia. The Fes*.
del Oro remains closed.
Letters from Marseilles announce that the rano'
of the Yelluw•Pever are subsiding. The extra.,
heat has ceased, and the winds that prevail are likely
soon to remove all danger. Respecting Perpigoss
and other places in its neighbourhood more enfant.
able and contradictory reports have prevailed. hi
Barcelona, the following' is given as the state of di'.
ease from the 22d to the 28th of September.
New Patients
Dead. Cared. Cases. remak.
House of the Vice-Queen of Peru It
Barcelonetta
Hospital of the Seminary at-
tacked to Bareelonetta 4t 15 70 gi
Barcelona

Between the Frt nch and Spanish frontiers the Sani-
tary Cordon is •ery vigilant. A smuggler attempting
to pass the line was shot and buried in his clothes. la
the valley of Andorre, some Spaniards strove topes
into France, but the inhabitants rose ca manc,
posed their entrance. Troops have been sent to tit
point to reinforce the Cordon. One individual •bs
had entered France by the mountains has been app.
'welded and sent to the Lazaretto at Hospitakt.
FRENCH FUNDS.—OCT. 6.—Five per Cents, S9f ;
Bank Stock, 1590 f.
Letters from Paris received this morning state the
price of the French Five per Cents.on Monday, to have
been 901. 10c.

[EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM BOSTON, SEPT. 9.]
Our papers having stated that the schooner /011-
gator had followed from Sierra Leone and chased a
large schooner, having on board 300 slaves, ukiell
escaped by superior sailing, I have to inform yos
that the above account was afterwards found to la
incorrect, as such an occurrence would be &m 1
very extraordinary, considering the ground take.
Great Britain in regal(' to the slave trade, and I us
now state upon authority of the Commander of
the Alligator, that he neither beard or chased any sad
vessel.

HEALTH Or SAVANNA/.—According to the mid
of the Board of Health, on the 23d inst. them were
iu all 47 cases of fever in Savannah at that date, 10 of
which are reported as convalescent, and 6 in the Hos.
pital. In tusking this report, the Chairman observe,
" Cases of fever must be expected to occur at this sea•
son, and the occurrence is often attributable to caw
lessness, and improper exposure. The fevers which
do prevail, are generally mild rewittents or intermit•
tents." The number of interments from the 20th to
the 22d inclusi►e, was six.

:FROM THE BQARD OF THE NEW ENGLAND COFFEI.
HOUSE, Os'T. 11.]
Liverpool, Oct. 9.

Sailed this day, with wind S. S. E. the Atlantic,
Cortes, Rockingham, and Superior, for New York; Mu.
cury for Roston ; Kensington, for Philadelphia; asd
Richard Plaskett for Charlestown : with l'allas for
Savannah. The nninber of vessels sailed this day
from this port are estimated to be nearly 300. Wia
this evening S. S. E.

Treasury Chambers, Aug.,.

GENTLEMEN--With reference to your two reports
of the Bth of Jane last, on the subject of relaxisg
the law in favour of Galliots. I am commanded by
the Lords Coasmissioaers of his Majesty's Treaty,
to acquaint you that my Lords concur with you acts
the expediency of relaxing the law of 57 George 111.
chapter 33, in favour of Galliots above 50 tons, ad
classing them with square rigged vessels ; and I ass
to desire you will cause the draft of a clause to be pre-
pared for that purpose, and govern yourselves accord.
ugly until the pleasure of Parliament shall be ltaees•
Oxorrox Hasanws.
of Customs.