The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-11 00:00:00

Tuesday, and had immediately an audience of I
Most Christian Majesty.

The accounts received from the frontiers, vpea
a movement of troops about Cambray• Travelh
have seen Bonaparte's equipages at Seolis.

BRUSiELS; MAY 6.—The Austrian G,nerv!
Alarquis de Chasteler, Commatulant of Vti,;,
w horn some French and German Jourl;a!s 1,,
killed, we do not well know for sates teitSoll, is ab
nod well ; and letters of e eery recent time from l,i
have been received in Ole ay. It is known tL
this brave oMeer, as mock distinguished by his mil
tary Went* es by his inviolable fidelity to the Sol
reign, tts whose serviee he has dedii-alesl himse,
one of our•brave cnentrymen.

The Austrio'n General, Count Kunegl, wh,
filled the office of Commissioner General of the
Powers ht Antwetp,. left this r;ty this morning to!
Mentz, where he will be employed 41 the inhy
the Archduke Charles.

A -Prussian Cabinet courier pa•ssed through
morning on Ms way fromVistma to Ghent, solidi
patches for Count Goltz, the PI USJiilll Amhtssaf'
to Louis X VI

The Duke of
sWellington left this city to.day r.i
dinner, taking the road to Ghent.

! Fit.t ronT, M.l y 9..—They talk or R inn;
fete, which will be 'celebrated in the "pen air.
fore the departure of the Sovereigns from Vi.,nn
and in which will be renewed the oath of fidelity
the sacred Confederation for the repose and the li
betty of the world. It is thought at Vienna that
Kitig of Prussia will depart on the sth, mid p
Berlin before he repairs to the army.
The exchange at Vienna has suddenly risen S.
MILAN, Aratt. 2.1.7-Every day there are actit.
between the rear of the Neapolitans and the Motet;
army, in which the latter takes many prisoners.
BASLE, APRIL 26.—Baron de Stein, the Prat
Minister, is now at Zurich, where he arrived
24th. It is thought he will come here.
The object of his mission is to engage the
embrace the cause of the Allied Powers; he has
ready obtained the votes of 11 Cantons.
r It will he observed from oar Parliamentary repot
that Ministers admit they are in a quandary, at
the point of a Declaration of War. In answer
question from Mr. Wisyricaeat;, last night, wi
it was probable au'? Message would be brought,
to the Ilouse, in the course of the present or
week, respecting a Declaration- of. War ? Lord
Tienx.tost said, the ratification Of the Treat
not yet been received from Vienna, and he
not, therefore, form any opinion at lo when a
sage might be brought down upon this subject.
the House adjourns • this day for a neck, end
same ratification has not yet arrived, and moreot
as Lord CASTLEREAGH does not like pu
British nation and its Ilepre,:entatives must nai
little longer, before they kiiuw what they are
about. But war is not the less certain for 11111,1
War is a good •job, and furnishes good jobs
many ; and if any one doubts this, and
poses that war is not absolutely necessary
this -account, let him look at the pleased tont
which one of BONAPARTE'S Kings, and a relative
our's, announces to his people, " that be is in hopes
obtaining share in the Subsidies which may be granted
by England for the general cause of all the Powercef
Europe."—But particularly let the doubtful and i:-
aorairt trace for his instruction, ,ithe can do it calmly
(and otherwise we would nokbave hire-look at in
the following
.dorretkaccootit of the SUBSIDIES paid
to the respective Earegth Powers, &c. within the
last twenty-one years, viz from the commencement
of the year 1'793 to theend of 181,1, amounting hi
the whole to the sum of FORTY-SIX MILLION;,
Two HUNDRED and EIGHTE.NINE THOUSAND, Furs
HUNDRED and Soury-o:tic Potxos, Nver Sum.
niscs, and Thopence Three Farthings!
e. r. 'd.
Hanoier 2.900;,107 13 1.
Prits•is • 9.315.66.9 13 4
lies.e Cassel 1.'171,14 13 1
Gorman imperial Loon 6.44!,000 0 ki
Ditto - .1,116.66613 4
Ditto Princes - 741., Cal 0 0
Portugal - 9.433 355 1R 9
Litwin 5.?.75.150 19
Sweden - 3.018.411 9 4
Sonia 5,010,477 9 ci
Sicily - 9.616.666 Ii 4
/Solaria 9011.831 13 4
Sardinia 59V nob 0
Brorswirk -9.3.0 S i 14 8
Prince of Orange 910.003 0
Meat i 5j1.017
France 9004010 0
Pennoork I' 1 937 16 0
Baden 16.990 0 lu
Morocco - - 16.371 3 3

4C.2b9,461 9 91

Private letters state, that NA poLsoN hadsuccevf!
in sending an accredited Agent to Vienna, 101" "
permitted to remain there, and to have commune'
tine with the EMPRESS on subjects not cogool
with the Government of France.

Letters have reached town from Genoa Olive&
of the 2Cth alt. The King of Smut! tt sna
Porn continued in that city. It is said, that t
English Commander and others of that nation ht
rendered themselves extremely pepv:ai,by their
cpectful attention to his holiness. They
in procestion to meet the Pontiff nn the occasion
his arrival to place himself under the protection
the British Garrison.
A secret expedition, we learn, his sailed o!ri,
these few days from Plymouth, coniis'ing of a f
men of war, with freers. The e,:.3led erd:;s
board were to be opened phi. day, the Ilth•