~- • t Aft aft!) 44.1 L 11:-$\N Tp Lt f Our Sing e Congtitution, anti . • No. 1,330.—V0L. XIV.] SUNDAY, SEP 2, 182: FRENCH P4PERS. PARIS, Attu. '2B.—A vessel Which arrived on the 22d instant at Marseilles from the Dardanelles, met, on the 20th ult. near Cepa Cerigo, a French fligata bearing a Rear Admiral's flag, and a cor vette, entering the Archipelago. Barcelona, of the 18th ,hich say, (" Me ntsoraw. has happily silillftfrOtogresin - health, not a single inhabitant has been attacked by the disease, of which, however, we feel the dreadful effects by the total interruption of corn nk.rcial business. The return of deaths in the La zaretto is four out of twenty-two." N'IENNA, Aust. I7.—News from Constantinople to the 30th July naive(' yesterday. Upon the 20th, two days after the expiration of the time allowed for the answer ,of the Grand Seignior to the ultimatum of the Emperer Alexander, the Baron Strogonoff not having received the required reply, demanded a pass port from the Reis Eftendi, deelariag that his mis. aion was terminated, and that it was necessary that himself and suite should depart immediately. The Sultan refused, in the first instance, to issue the usual Armen, but at length yielding to the remits strancei of the other European Nlinistors, ordered the Commander of the port to be verbally instructed to let the vessel pass in which the Russian Ambass raider had embarked, Detained by contrary winds, the vessel which contained the Russian Legation could not hoist sail until the 30th_; but it is already known, that on the afternOutt of the 31st tho Baron Strogonoff happily departed for Odessa where, with. out doubt, he will be received with affection and respect. This ambatsador, by his intrepidity and am rage, has rendered all Christendotn It irainortal service. They write f'rata Odessa, ttio Stl of August, that after the arrival of a vesi..—.l coming fro Constan tinople, which reached there the 41st July, the Count do Wittgenstein, Connuander of the Russian troops in lies.arabitt left. ()dew with his Staff; and repaired to head-quarters on the l'ruth. Aa soon ag Bayou Stroo...toff' urrives at Ode:asa, it is bel:b.ved that this army will pass the river and coinnu , ..e VIINNA, A.va. 18.—The letters fvom ( . onstan. tinople, of the 30th of July, state that Baron Stro. gond; the Itusshai /Minister, had embarked, but his von', 1154 nut suiLgi. TURKEY MAIL. The ultimatum of the Madan Government was delivered to the Porte on the ; K th, and ten day. were allowed for a definitive answer. It is stated tlmn a quarter of conaiderablo authority, that the terms are not so tutiah to be obJevtod to, as the manner In widen they were dictated,. , The Turks are very in dignant at the short period allowed them for deter mining, but aro particularly sn at • the off/moon being twemnranied with an 4ntimation that if they do nut conditot themselves better in the Allied Powers will not allow them to remain any longer in .e uro p o . The terms ef. the tiltimunom are fasted to b as follow; • _ _ _ . echottion ct the provinces of Wallachia and igoldnvia by tl Ilutish troops, t• That no Greek tholl bo punished tor sobollion milts peeved to be intilty. f. Thi property of Grath who have becumo Rustle's tobj to be preserved to thor. 4. The re•ellahlislownt of all the Greek churches's and. 1. An ample 0p010t,7 tor the Intuits tarred to Dorms Ssearneff: The Divan had ind several meeting' since the media of tido tiiiinutheta, and were to have another on the Stith, at wuich Lord Straugford was requaatod to attend. On the Rd of July, the Porte sent off despatches to Count Nesvelnitic, detailing the whole of Strvgc non proceedings, and shelving his conduct to have Lean most outragwua and improper. The report of the Turkish fleet having had an en gagement with, urti Len defeated by, the Greek*, was unibunded. The former, coot:lining of 25 dui', of which four lice-of-battle ;Mrs and five frigates !brined part, had arrived ut Samos with 12,000 Abiatie troops, which were at Smyrna, but had mcriduid to Seulanova, whore they were etubarled fur &nice. AFFRAY AT RNlGliaasas......—_. —..-- CORRESPONDENCE AZTWEEN LORD DATUITRIT AND iiiirltlrl WAltilleall. In consequence of the circumstances which place at Kniglitsbritlge on Sunday afternoon, Sheriff Waithman addressed the following letter Lord Balinese : .• My Lord, I consider it my duty to apprise hie M; Government, through your Lordship of a vroleat outrage pu t blic llii pcace?ouomiteed hr 'ow ea e individual. e( the Life f u, t 1463411111.1116144 st . oi wipsegapt at uponpersinally , , while to the r . :rilie of my du ll : Pail of Middlesex, as the head of-the cavil tower of the county. " Your Lmtlihip thought proper to direct the Lout Mayo Saturday to take the neeestary measures to preserve the peace the city during the intended funeral of honey and Francis; although no such caution was addressed to the Sheriff, rr servitor of the public peace of the county, I felt it my direct the deputy sherif& of the city i t rid county to order constables of the divistene nearevi to, and through which s.. netel was expected to pass; and also to attend in person proper officers, to prevent or (moll any tumult or disorder. " Conceiving that, under the existing irritation of the p and the circumstances for which they had auditubled. some , cult might be offbred to the Life Guattle in their barracks, I di, posed of the constables chiefly in that vicinit), and actually ranged a body of them in front of the barracks, with interne lions to apprehend every individual who should attempt to' nit any act of outrage or disorder. 0 The funeral, in consequence of these precautions, panted barracks in an orderly and quiet manner, 'waked by no other culiar circumstance titan that of a brick being thrown from barracks, which fell near my horse, and wounded, as 1 or formed, a young girl. My admonitions, and the presence s constables. succeeded, however. in represdng the irritation wanton act was cakulateil to excite. " When the procession had pasted, 41111 tbe ittsall t od timed to be clowded with people, slow el the bereeeke thrown open, and the avenues ilthel: the soldiers. people. as might have been fureseen. round the spot. anti expressed their displeasure. A unnule waned inevitable. I, requested to speak with the °Ricer on duty, but without e*a aid it length, by repeated expostulations with the soldiers. succeeded in prevailing upon therm to retire and close the gates. i• Some time after, upon returning, to the s.une spot. I ' number of soldiers running from the wicket gsa, and p1:1 the people on the eauseway. Finding an affray Genially 4 , ukenDOtli I vettutg Ply harse upon the causeway, interposed tweets the peruse, and suceeeded in suparatiog them. Wh thus engaged, a soldier, with whom I had before been expose's. lacing and who was therefore acquaiuted with Any *theist StistiOD, a QOM forward as 161311411 and knocked blet dowo. At the ran, time, white using my utmost endcevoars to prevail upon t soldiers to retire Mtn the barracks, and the people to (table keep the peace, the bridle of my horse woo violently seised, the one lade by a young Otiose In undress, tied cm the other the soldier whine violative 1 had Jura noticed, who together deivoured to thrust my bursa over OW Catitewk.T I clad I C succeeded in extricating myself by striking the wittier with , stick, and stoking my horse plunge, Inirnedietelr several of th , soldiers rushed at me with thew weeds drawn, And one actually loadesl his eorobino, and dieWited 0P05461410t, but was. act have been infortuett, knocked down by onset the constables. Further mischief was prevented by the intr Won of' some military officers of Ingher autlonity, and the jars at length retired' - their barretelts, s' My Loyd, these etreuttestanoes roller no comment. wicket coopuictitre the soldiers wore lail to their own 6M66,1;111.1111 feehotli taw inaelfeett - ti a lawless spa t e. The mil posvcr --- toy tlireetitin was fully adequate fur the pret:. , rratlon of the , tonoog the oaople, hut not to anuounite tut tinned soldiery, had ltd ete; , •Uttnicatirte *mu his Meo rn ltro tvveioent, nor I 01 04 .0 0 an Interview with any of the oettif , of the regts and when I deemed some of she cureiobles to represent t utheete, its the nlael veloatftd tes. - .ls, toy desire the, di, 'oil should be kept within the barracks, the esiciotetec. ~turned ' VhW the alheriff might bed..id, t hey would not r , .se their , prisoners for him i* and I feel assured. Chit had I not Interposed with the civil pew*, end ern riakesi env own life, a frightfe . isleughter must hove toputal. Of suboxitnation to wed man, the soldiery sword to be wholly talconseitios, and that • My, in my pkr.on, was repeatedly insulted and grossly out s. lt . weuld, my tort lit as 01444066 as prtairoptuous to attempt to instruci . you; lioldsh ide and his Mapoty's got Mot its the 1111tUre i f the 9424rit10U011.1 Nlikally under wh at atrial yotordoy, or the riott I taotee.l , l in my valeta el tcl to hive Oloitueil the mid offel 61,1 4 in k neo m'itiose very WILL, WPM* , 'With. WitWORTO, upon this minion, in open delitit of the wird authority, been the proiiieters of it I nor nevi, I it one word lii oKirrnveti.n of the *Newel onntolittslt the otlhndi can, Win* of thou, ha itienutMd. 444 I tfl!it your Lonlallip ' cause immediate anti dieting! uremia to be ',digital to bring If+ jtletiet, M e salutary yaw* ut ath o ra, I. I Wes the humour to be. my liostk " Y Ott LC/W. l lO olathett humme on' 4 ' redpt-atrevt, Aug. a'. Lt+4l. * 6 R. WAIIII. "The lit. Ilan, Lai ileatUrst, &c, ilid." ...r••••••••• ‘ViltittlALL. Aug. ttl, Sta...-1 have to annoy/10r the reetipt of your Lettlit 17th inst. felonyo tu a riot which wok place at Itstightsbrid buntlay lost. I had, better the receipt of year Neter, I,4ren &wen an inquiry to be made into the VlregMbtilliee, of tilts trusses. in centietiticnor of represcutatiotte Main, in tale. which I ern bound to bey tililtr in tuany meentitti pariiiiillati item the state. mint which I have received front you. I cannot renam front *Vetoing my regret and (impels% that " when the civil past under your directi*a was tally adequate (w you mw) Mr 'lie piewrvaitun of the pesse among the people." a mob should Unsold have been passim:id to remain 111 a eon. thwe.l state of riot. after the rold:ors had been withdrawn within thew hernias, until the riot see was Kan by 'Mr. Conant, and the Osiers dive seil by the inner *two tinder Is . Mimeeli:ste Orders 4 OW I do 1101 UndOtidan.l ling in the execution of tins duty he retvived any ,r,,Setento from you. I ion. Sir, teur 'owl ob..illent humble sorrane. Mr. Sheriff IVtlinniu. BATHURST. BII:,•ii.iTILTES. Aug. 119, leg le MT Loun,—As uty object in thy reiguentoilota 1 LaJ the honour to r.•. 0.4 to ea. Mojeues Goya:at:east ti . .rotzgli your I ►rernutent, iu which Ire claims the remains of the Emperor Napoleon, now deposited at St. fjelefor s. '_.. , . .. contrury to his expvists injunctions contained in 14 . ' following codicil to his ins:am:ma:— . . •• Avrit Ili, it2l, Lengwmtl. 4e - . ''.t aa. aJo desiro nit, roes centres t-epi.trnt r.l k. b'nd de lo seittaii;', i-v v au milieu de cif peop:e Friar/al gun fin taint aimo." ". -..:.',.- . g ..liimite fist n;v ...tic , 'flay te l ioot on the banks ache. in the midst of tlint . Fiervh pc ..I,k Ailieli 1 h.ve so ninth 'to . .....r Prince Et-euo Ilcouharauis, is tije son ut ... . . .. • 15 i r........ i -..y. .. ,i• Empress Jusei l line, first con:.ort of Napoleon, u,y,,ts, .. - . first husband, Count Bcuuharnois. \ l.' . \ • 4.....4•4. We umlerstand - his '.ll;j:•sty I:as given up 1 .as yl. tintticil visit to IVynust.iy stud J•Jurn:y tlfrifif,li tr A * , 1i ides. ~~}/. ..: , ~ •. r'.:., . ~ 1 . 1~ '., I.- fr . : . I. • • . e _... Th . - tele. • 1 1Wee t5ker,...e..4 01 ( 5. 7 ....t i e- 4'...11. e•••• - • - •••••• -......,„. •. ... , _... .......,,, . IlittLt. fOttr. . , . ., , 0 lEalvii. 4i , .. c 0 a 1.. Pales go. __ Lordship of the circumstances of the. allay which occurred 1 , 1 within my own obeervation at Kn le on SandaL ie was the ND ma . performance of what appeared an d un . your Lordship's • note acknow sossipt of the commu. h took mmtion would seem to require 41111pday es your Lottithip intimates that you have fee an inquiry 3, Mr. into the circumstances of this transieties• and although bound .tier to to acknowledge your Lordship's candour in thenounicating the receipt of repreeentations which diffen in lllllMastial parti. eulars from my statement, I should have in con fi dence faielnY's upon the result of that inquiry artablisOng Acts I had the ge of the honour to repeesent to your Lordship. ' Gouda It appeap t bowers,. thOly itoportana to that inquiry that I 11011114,12 ,111101111ki dilliefrtb rine Lortiship, that although I was on the ' . • • , a Sheriff' spot for nearly nine hours, and did not reire till I had assured ly myself, by riding about in different directions for above en hour layer on and a half after the iiiikay with the military, that tranquillity 1 1 peace of w a g perfectly restored, no riot act was read within my hearing as; and or knowledge at or near Knightsbridge barracks on Sunday last t as Con* if, therefore, the riot act was read by Mr. Conant, end the dutyito rioters dispensed by the peace o ffi cers under his orders, your . i ' . 1 , out the Lo r d s hip will perceive that this must Lave arisen from some new i the fit. and distinct disturbance, and was not the consequence of the t ion with mob " being permitted to remain in a continued state of not r. after the soldiets had been withdrawn within their barracks."- - Pimple , 'During the whole period I was in the vicinity I neither saw nor ante in- heard of the attendance of any magistrate ; and jour Lordship ~ 1. I die- cannot but feel equal surprise with myself that the High Sheriff actually of the county, at the heed of the civil power, should have re. .• Marne- mired neither turista= or communication from Mr. Conant or - 1 to coin- anrothee magistrate. The s atwn I had the honour to forward to your Lord. A. i abed the ship. a Noes violation of the public peace and daring IIP: P ther Po - Olt kil power by the Life Goan's at II o'clock. rnrn bite the of which I need not repeat ; and your Lord. am in. ship's smile to have reference only to unix unforeseen e of the two hien afterwards, and consequently could n. t .-:.r1. °14 ; . ' ion this have the assault by the soldiery, and which id con. whit* do Noe and demands Z ;046.. Inal , nor the subject r of the co4laint, igureus inquay :tad . . • ', *a wen excul i ag y .-: --‘bit s. The I have the honour to be, he spot, Your Lordship's obedient humble servant, • ~. table, I R. WAITHMAS. ' 7: • -- I abbot I The Bight Hon. Earl Bathurst, fie. I uiers, 1 di.' . .4 it Ate& - ._- -_ 1 I CAW 4 FROM lASI' NIGIATW Gant: ere. 4 ~.4 41... ....rsuing ......a... . ly com- CROWN OFFICE, SEIT. 1. . . )6 .1 1 ," b.. MEMBER returned to serve in this present PARLIAMENT. "' . •• • . • 'in University of Oxfurtl.-11.. licher ' Esq. Master of Arts. of If' ' :eruct. Brawn Nose College , in the room of tae 'Right lion. Sir Win. s tatioo.' S c ott, now Baron Stowell, one of the Peen of the United King- 1 i he sum o sloth of Great Britain and Ireland. Ipon use —...... shit and BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. , red, on G. Lawrence, utratford, Essex, silk manufacturer. Born Sept. i nticr by ato S ep t .to.i . . /J *her en. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 40 I,konly G. Warren. Bath, chew factor. • 4. i r,un m y T. B. Harris. Hinckley, Leicestershire, hosier. ( • ' I 4 of toe J. Spence, Yartn, Yorkshire. grocer. eetually N. Driver, Stainsbridge. Gloueestershlie„ clothier. .-.. s I have BANKRUPTS. ' 1 Purthee C, Wright. Ludgate Hill, wino merchant. Solicitor, Mr. • • I irrilitary Noel, (wee s Inn Pilate. rod auto J. Bertrand, Gloucester, mercer. Sods. Aletsrs. Stevenson and Co, Lincoln's Inn. At a It. Bowman, Manclicster, grocer. bola. Mesas. Hurd and - ...,,k .. .--: • • 'Per 3 t,uct Co. Temple. 4 1- !;. or d er WW. 'l'. Bethel!, Liverpool, manhunt. Sol. Mr. Chester, . . !• Peec; Staple Inn. ~ . . . leryi .' d. Thomas, Rochdale. Lancashire, bat manufacturer. Sots. „ . . Sr mud Messrs. Hurd and Co. Temple. -.. :ldera I It. larshinaii. Love lane, cloth fit:tor. Sods. Mos3rs. Geld - , ` l t d and Co. Basingliall Street. • , 11- ""'"" K. Duel., Itti.hall, Staffordshite, utalt,ter. Sol. Mr. Wheeler, Vtl will'. Castle Street, Holborn. bete men it. c o wl., martin' s Lane, Canton Street, wino in‘tchinl'. I _ ; for,sud., Sul. Me, Thomas, Fen Court , Ectlid'ureh Stnct- res" l4 .`" T . Bird, soulful Lodge, Warwickshire , exit dealer. Sul.. ~.. . .. -' . i t t ntil"rnY Messrs. Hall and Co : Great Jame.. times, liberal Now. . / _ t autho- D. lir:unman, Whitehouse, isbefilehl, Us ma.•utecturet. Sole. utragetl. m o u th Disgrave and Cu. Symund's Inn. . 1 s sit me DIVIDENDS. KOV{7II• wilioh i Per. SI. W. Mhlcs , Uatind Street, linen draper.-. 12, T. / • _.. charm. llouihrooke. Ifigi.i Berarn, linen draper-td. H. Rep:aid% '• / . ,s sc." u ti ,,,„ .„ Urmskirk, Lanesso merchant --i 7, liquo merchant --i7, W. A. D. Fothe. (14 ,( now ''' tin' ghent, Plymouth, coal merchant-48, J. Gilbert, Plynion.h, . ‘ .1 t o dd Wit:her-V.l, T. and H. W'hitnty, Macclesfield, Cheidtire. cott:et . 'Rhoden • spinners-2th W. 11311noa. North i , ..:...1.1., master niariner-te. ' .l • • • • ..., i i i„ w i l l .1. Itribrit., Bucklerstrury. warehrsiseatira-te, F. Ilutchingi, • ow' than, Gloucester t. ohe“ethetor-22. .1. 31. .....ier. Norfolk Street, tile • : • -e. '''' End New l'oivn, master innriner-Oct. ti. J. Derring'on, Man- , . a . enesies, wine end spirit dealer-Nov. 5, H. Doesiand. j.m. ( :Ski Witt T. R. Davison. Old broad Street, i nettrunee barker.. •• rant,• I OIAN. CERTIFICATES to be granted Sept RS. .f. •-. . . J. Foul, Olouve.tr.r, patent woollen yarn manufactnret -W. •• !-.: • . . . Lloyd. Paddington. victualler-T. Meadoweron, Liverpool, 1.. : ~,, - 1511. merchant-J. %N'uts.ls, jun. Pomo, baker. rr of the ridge. au - ----•-.-- Mine° Eugene hits addressed a letter to the Mom. t thou' for bers of the [July Alliance, and to the British Go- . . motion. v.srnment_ in which lei claims the remains of the