The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-10-31 00:00:00

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beers or (mkt* befog orrkered to exp.
feral apartments, and of the inErnmaitts
tale. Great numbers of persons kw
Letters from Constantinople to the
was tranquil in that capital, am
details as proofs of that assertiol

bow far

" Appearances of discontent bad

selves among the Janissaries, hut
shewn unusual activity and energy
ries had been executed at the Eur
Bosphorus, the place where critni,
generally put to death. These
nonnced at night, by the firing .
individual se executed. At nodal
eight reports of cannon were heat
unfortunately made its appearance
Two servants had died in the Pe
voy, and the Foreign Ministers
in consequence." By letters and
to the 16th ult. it appears that thi
noes its ravages its Spain, and t 1
the chief teat of desolation. The
peopled. Much alarm had heel,
by a report that the fever had be
The inhabitants immediately let
they should find their retreat cut
went of a cordon, if they waited
haul given Earl proofs of its
port, however, appears to liar
and it was expected that a pug
issued by the Board of Health, '
was no cause fur apprehension. places,
danger wee real. Several instances of fever had, uvf
stated yesterday, appeared at Valencia, Alic
in Marcia, as well as in the Balearic islands. The
letters from Cadiz even mention that very suspidea
cases had fallen under the care of the Medical Deed
at that place. It will be recollected that some that
since, General Gritnarest and his companions had bet
tried and condemned to death, for conspiring spits
Ike existing Government. The Supreme Tribunal*
Seville has annulled the sentence of death, and in
also suspended the Judges (before whom they not
tried) from the exercise of their functions. T
sons, said to be the most distinguished patriots is
Madrid (Nunes and Miershon), had been impritoui
for being amongst the procession on the day whes Os,
Riego's portrait had been carried about the streets.—
By accounts from Paris, we are informed that the
English Ambassador had received a courier despatch.
ed by the Marquess of Londonderry, to announce W
him that the King of England will not visit Puit

The protracted state of the negociation betels
Russia and the Porte, gives room enough for oppwie
opinions to be circulated respecting its result.
the usual anticipations of polidefalle
ties, there are interested speculatioes of stoat
of various kinds at work; and from the -
the other we receive in succession accost,
hostile or pacific according to the bias of
which they have originated. A few da,
intelligence received WAS all of a warlike
at present, such as it is, the complexion is
The recent letters from St. Petersburg are
language of peace. The Emperor Abe'
returned from viewing the troops, and tl
rise in the Exchange indicate on the part
dal men net the least apprehension of war
effect to think the opinions that are ewertz
land of a different kind are very ridiculous
say they, acquainted with the condition of
Treasury would he made to suppose that
carry on a war without the assistance of
Power, and any one conscious of the
state of Europe, must well know that
European Potentates are strongly averse
sutler any circumstances, much less wont
their assistance to Russia, to enable her
against Turkey. True enough as the
may be, the former we consider to be Galt
It might be impracticable for Russia to
Without pecuniary assistance. if she were
againstany other power except that of Tao
as her Treasury is,we know she can mars),
one end of her own dominions to another.
the hostile opposition she might eacoaater
way, we cannot see why she could not march
the gatesof Constantinople. The roootrio
which her armies bare to pass are' iairshltesi
not much more accostomed to the circulating
than many of their own; yet. io the interisto!
though the townscasnot afford a supplrofool.ll'
are never deficient in rations for the troops-
extremely difficult to procure provisions is owe
by the power of the sword, in countries where.is
of peace, a sheep may be purchased fur .
When once a formidable army is equipped *a
motion. it can tolerably well provide for itself.
French armies, from the begining of the.Frroci
lotion, slimed bow completely th is could be'
the Emperor ALexanDgn,either as an
of the French most have learnt enough t
to be able to copy them. The last °Needle
ceive is lunch better founded. and more
the first. It is probable tbat the AntOefei i•
restrained by the jealoior of his Holy Arne.'
the consciossoess Ohio own weak/tarsier tb'
his rival's power. The articiein the '
Berlin. is sufficieuttrideece dr the
and interests Si this cabals sod is i"."
nothing else. That elaborate and
meat would serer have eppeeted. if.
'Molding Which it attempts triprove
isted among tistparties•

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uropean Castle •11 16 *FP
sinals of that bodystsMt
punishments are
of a cannon, for each 401
,dnight, on the I%
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card. The plague las WI
once at Constantisoik by
)alace of the Dutch It. 46
felt great conoternatiet "
nd papers from Mal"
the yellow fever erst: "1
that Barcelona is stili
Fhe town is almost el.
reh excited at Malap r
woken out at that plate, iai
left it in crowds, Ist k
rut off by the establig.
ited till the contagise
existence. • The rs. bb
have been unfunded, 11
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public notice woeld h •
h, to declare that then "
on. in other places tie
ances of fever had, &see Pi
t Valencia, Ahearn, ssi 1,1
e Balearic islands.
tion that very stupid*
re of the Medical Bail
ecollected that sweeties
his companions had lows
I, for conspiring aglisd
The Supreme Tribunal at
ntence of death, and Is
:before whom they set
irk functions. Twe per
distinguished patriots h
on), had been imprisoned
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