The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-15 00:00:00

A. G. Verl.eyetr, M. Bowler, Wasseneer Nan. Os-
senoort, Veritier Brueeen Van Croy,. A. Reif/Are-
man, Van Sassen, Villl
The upper direction of the War Department, in
all its branches, is, by an order of the above date,
conferred upon his Royal Highness the Hereditary
Prince, General in Chief of the Dutch Army ; and.
the following appointments in the General Govern-
ment were also made:—
To be Commissary-General at War—Mr. J. H.
Mollerus.
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs—Mr. Van
Nagel Van Ampsen.
Secretary of State-for the Nary .Mr. Van • der
Ilene.
Secretary of State for the Home Department—
.Mr. W. F. Reeii.
Secretary of Slate-fur-the FinancesMt; Six Vie
00'14.4.
Secretary of Stee for Commerce and Colonies—
Mr, Vim (1;4. Capfliro. •
.Director. General of 13) kes—Mr. 0. Repelaer.
The folinwiog were appointed'Nlembers of the
Council of Commerce and Colonies
Mr. Goldberg, Mr. P. Van Ysendoorn, Mr.
&better) Van Ascher, Mr. Van du Kemp, Mr. W.
O. Van de Poll, Mr. M. J. Macare, and Mr. A. N.
Mooyaart, Secretary.
Tuesday, the 12th of April, is appointed for the
iustallation of the Coeneil of State; and the Meet.
rug of the States Geneva is fixed for the first Men

051 in May.
NArnse, M tncn 12.-I—We learn from the het&
•
quarters of our army, that M. Betufresnont, his
Majesty's Aid-fie-Camp, had arrived there with the
patificatiun of the treaty of alliance between Austria
and Naples. The other Allied Sovereigns had. se-
ceded to the treaty.
M. Beaufrimotit, on his way, net Count Campo
Chiaro, who wjts proceeding with full powers from
his Majesty, to eater .into negociations with. Lord
Castlereagh, at the head-quarters of the Allies.—
The views which the English Minister has announced
leave nts doubt u to their result, and i treaty with
Eligiend evey !ait .reckoned as good as settled,
Lord W.-Bentinck came here oil the 3d, and de-
parted for j,lotae *en the sth. Since the armistice
Vtit..Englaiid, commerce begins to revive, and Eng-
lish ships almost daily enter our port.
LaGiloaN, Matra 10.—Yesterday an English
fleet, of 43 transports, entered our post, under
convoy of the ihnerica and Edinburgh, of 74 guns,
the imperieuse, Iphlgegia, and Aurora frigates, and
some smaller vessels. This fleet sailed from. Palermo
qp the 9.l3th;_under the command of Commodore
Eight thousand ,troops have been disem-
larted from this fleet, in'the *greatest order. The
-debarkatioa attracted a great concourse of spectators.
The Transports have roamed to Palermo, to bring
another division of itearlY equal amount.
• NAlieli I.s:—Lord William .114intincli arrived here
some deys ago, and was received with the greatest
respect. On the 13th he departed for bologna,
whetts are the head-quarters of the'Klug of Naples.
Tarots, M mint 12.—Baron Lottermaun-has an-
nounced here in the name of the. Austrian Emperor,.
that the custom duties exacted under the French Go.
eminent will expire on the Ist of April, that the old
system of freedom of commerce between Austria and
Illyria will be restored, and Fiume sad Trieste re-
placed in the rank of free ports.
LIEGE, APRIL s.—His Royal ilighnoca the Croift,
krince of Sweden returned to-day from the journey
in which he has been engaged for some days. On
the 31st ult. he passed through Cologne in great
haste.