The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-08-01 00:00:00

I'RE NC II PAPERS.

SEMLIN, JUNE 22.—1 t is remarked at Belgrade
for some days, that the i'erriatis are preparing anew
to make war upon the Turks. At present they are
making up large stores of cartridges and accoutre. ,
meats. The Jews are principally employed in these
labours. The soldiers of Szekler had already ad.
glanced in the course of the month of May upon the
frontiers of Wallachia. They were followed to-
wards the middle of June by the regiment of B.
Spleny.
Pause; JULY G.—All the persons of distinc-
tion, wimes the presence of their Imperial Majes-
ties had attracted 'hither, have successively quitted
our town. His Excellency M. Otto, Ambassador of
France, departed on the 2d, on his return to Vienna.
Trhe noble German guards took the same route on
the 3d, and the Hungarian guards the 4th.
VIENNA, Jtmv B.—Their Imperial Highnesses,
sisters of her Majesty the Empress of France, sr-
.'rived here from Prague, on the 4th.,- The Emperor
is still at Leherberg. Her Majesty the Empress of
. Austria is using the bailis of Teeplits.
JULY g.—ln virtue of a Supreme Resolution of
the 27th of last month, all the merchandises menu-
'factored in the Hereditary... States, are to lose their
privileges whenever they are sent into foreign coun.
tries ; and. if they are brought stack into the Here-
Aitary States, they are to be considered as foreign
.products, and subject to the duties prescribed by the
regulations of the Customs of the 2d of January,
1788, with the exception of the merchandises which
'have been exported only:to undergo some prepara-
tions, and to return again into the country. The
hyrups (substitutes for sugar), prepared in foreign
countries from grapes, maize, beet-root, or other
vegetables, are to pay, from the 20th of June, an
import duty of five florins per quintal. Those pre-
'pared in Hungary are to pay only 24 kreutz.
DUSSELDORF, *JULT 10.—The Court of Assizes
held its third sitting yesterday. On the 6th, it had
to judge a woman, who had assassinated her husband.
On the Bth, a person of the name of Henry Grosier,
was brought to trial for assassinating his wife. It
must be that there were some circumstances of exte-
nuation in this business; for the criminal was only
condemned to imprisonment for life; to be placed
thrt4 days in the pillory, and to be marked with the
letters T. P., while, in the first case, the woman
has been condemned to death, as well as her accom-
plice.

Bastamte, JULY 7.—Her Majesty the Empress of
France arrived here last night after midnight, with
his Imperial Highness the Grand Duke of Wurtzburg,
from Bayreuth, where she had dined. Her Majesty
was received with the ringing of bells and the accla-
mations of a numberless crowd. A detachment of
chasseurs of the national guard went to meet her to
Memelsdorff, a league from our town, and had the
honour to escort her hither. Fires had been lighted,
all along the road from Memelsdorff; artd our toivo
was illuminated with a great deal of taste. Tne
Municipal Council, a detachment alight horse, and
the children of the elementary schools, carrying green
branches in their hands, awaited her Majesty at the
gate of the city. The troops of the line and the na-
tional guards were paraded in the streets and in the
square of the Palace. Her Majesty alighted with the
Grand Duke of Wurtaburg at the Palace, occupied by
his Highness Duke William of Bavaria. That Prince
received the Empress at the gate of the Palace, and
accompanied her to the apartment which had been
prepared for her, where his Excellency the Count De
Thurheim, Commissary-General of the Circle, and
all the Civil and Military Authorities, were assembled
to present their homages to her Majesty. A troop
of young girls offered Hewers to the Empress, and
One of them addressed a compliment to her, which
her Majesty condescended to hear with kindness.
Her Majesty set out this day at noon for Wurtzburg,
with the same ceremonial which had been observed
on her arrival. His Imperial Highness the Grand
Dukeof Wurtzburg had set out early in the morning
for the purpose of receiving her Majesty in his capi-
tal. The Empress caused a watch and chain, orna-
mented with pearls, to be presented to the young
girl who had the honour to present the flowers to
her, and to compliment her.
FRANKFORT, JULY 14.—Her Majesty the Em-
press of France arrived here this day at half past
seven in the evening. Her Majesty stopped only
to change horses : she passed through our town be-
tween two lines formed by the garrison and the citi-
len guards, amidst the ringing of the bells, the
firing of cannon, and the general acclamations of the
Inhabitants. The guard of city horse had the honour
to escort her Majesty to the frontiers of the Grand
Duchy.
Wearzsuao, JULY I.—There was yesterday a
party given by her Majesty the Empress of France,
consisting of all the persons of note who had been
presented to her. Her Majesty took an airing on
horseback around the city and in the garden of the
castle. In the evening the Empress honoured the
Theatre with her presence. It was lighted'op with Is
great deal of elegance. Her Majesty wan received
with general and reiterated acclamations. The same I
thing took place when her Majesty retired at• the
commencement of the second act of The Marriage
of Figaro. The Empiess goes this day to Werneck,
a country seat belonging to his lioNel
,highness,
where it is supposed she will pass the day.
JULY 14.—The Empress did not go oat the Pally
before yesterday. There was, as novel, music .ia
her apartments after dinner. Yesterday the Empress
walked in the-park called Guttenberg, which belongs;
to his Imperial Highness the Grand Dtike., Her Ma-
jesty stopped at a point where a great number of
stags and deer were made to pass by her. He M -
jesty departed at six in the. morning. All the Court
was assembled to attend her to her carriage. The
garrison, the corps of citizens, 'and the body of
atudeuts, were under arms as on her Majesty's ar-
rival. Her Majesty set out amidst the ringing of the
bells and the discharges of the cannon.

NORTH AMERICA
[TROY sus mArar.tx voila OF JULY 3.]
THE WAR AT SEA.
Borrow, JULY 24.—The first frqits of Nar will
probably be on the ocean. The British bast on the
Halifax, Newfoundland, and West India stations,
tilt/avail of tbo line, 21 frigate," 10 sloops of war,