The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-01-24 00:00:00

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and the h,ashsouatldtensdoeldt
their deliberations. iogewnoeudralerPetahcer'e
be ware and rumours of war's, the most painful; letders may be e:
m difficulties,en tarycamapra'digi
anxiety, and the most ,violent and genekal; bead. The state of the i.,..,
burnings. It will be observed, that the statement is cessity there now see tie
.repeated from Vienna, that Lord C.tsmtaxaott had puted able hands to dm
demanded from Russia and Prussia a categorical I Tt.cae.t.ctt is tta - of
answer respecting the affairs of Saxony and Poland I Treasury, and Chancellor
by the 11th. Our accounts do not come down by i LIVERPOOL having'
three days to this date. It is added, that his Lord- 1 War and more
ship had declared, that if these two Powers decline i ticipated, Mr. C.
giving the answer required, England would feel her. into the cabin(
self compelled to seize all the Russian and Prus- ! Tom, report say
sian ships which shell be found in her ports, and' REACII at View
to place the Rus,ian and Prussian parts-in a state 1 info the Cabinet
of blockade. This latter statement is certainly im- i tereut like
probable, but it shows the line of policy chalked out i lion In shi
for us by foreign nations, in ease of. the non..,,Matle to keep plat
.relinquishment of the extravagant views enter- [ dont against the:
tamed by our Northern Allies. 'Vie greatest i
pining certain Sc
of thecountry part
exertions, we are told, are now using to ad-1
just the matter. Of what character these exer. : visionary ; for wl
tions are, may be hest read in the preparations every i roll ? Who calk-1
.where making fur war. One account from Vienna ;on the honour
says, " some expect to see the Congress break.tur, Administration,
and the Emperor of RessiA place him-self at the head • ~._.... _
of his army in Polar.* Others' pretend that the ' CAPTURE OF
Al4l
Triumvirate of the North are agreed better, perhaps, I
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i than is suitable to the independence of Europe;" • „
so
' Pe ' rican privateer Prisice
i that either way there is ground for apprehension. X,;22 I
Fguns, taken ah
report -
is circulated at Vienna, that the Grand Duke
,Mips
Leander, Ni
of BADEN has been under the necessity of abdicating.
i This report is made to prove the irreconcilable hatred' [chase ; out seven
,
I she had on board
of the Germans towards every thing that recall the t..
FThe crew say, that
name of BONAPARTE. The rumour to this effect
comes through a Duteli channel., The Grand Deannaiformer cruize, they
of BADEN is STEPHANSE NAPOLEON. The Grand
Duke has had no son by her. The Prince Royal oft it is stated the(
d
WIRTEMBERG has divorced his Princess, Comtr.orrs I;elrate to the Im
i
~of Bavaria, whomwhomhe now says the policy of NAPO- f w will ,rresign the it
arm forced upon him, and is to espouse the Grand. It is certain the
Ditches, CAHA.RINE. tors of the Bon,'
Sad times, indeed, when hetoes wive by force, become a Candid
And. hero-like, for the same cau-e divorce ! begged leave rein
But we suspect there is as much of the leaven of because it wouldduties'
ambition in these annual pairings among the
-small The Lys Frew
birds of royalty as the pitiful excuse of having had i L'Orient, from
a disagreeable partner thrust upon them. Naioneoves that the valuable
consort is not mentioned among these matrimonial Martinique were
changes.
Authorities on thl
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Whatever may he the result of the Capron, troops In the middle cc
are collecting on till sides. Prince Sptittrievaztuetto the United States
is said to be going to take- the commend at liragne; e, of which ter,
the Bavarian army onthe.Rhine and the French beef& of, and one,
' frontiers has received reinforcements, es has the Pres-
terday from Rottr
sian army one the Lower Rhine : the English and a cargo of tobacco.
at which place the.(
Hanoverian rimy at Belgiumi it is said, is ‘l6O
CARAItRTHEN
about to be adginentel. .11fitatties not look much Aleeting of the Ala)
like peace. ~
op
.. ti.ii :;p4 n, convened
The Reader who venerates the privileges of -hide- of petitioning Par!
pendent States, privileges hallowed by time and gut). Property 'f ax, after
ranteed by nature and established right; whether imposed the same, t
tided in (he ~. irmati
`these States be great or small, will read with re-.
id
Bret- the accounts given. of the alarming shun. ith coo were framed
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Meeting,
ed. to
tion into which Genoa has been thrown by pact -
be aumeroi
i its annexation to Sardinia. This gross viofatiey , permitted to hope
of that liberty we so dearly prize is aftri- WA, which has I
bnted solely to England. It seems we are Ito bare itil"abq manifest
the giving away of the island of Sardinia to the Of Government, (1
tie.% will have the
Knights of Malta, for effecting this cession of a -
' people, who have been flee for ages, to a King who . In consequence
and respectably I
is recalling the Jesuits, and treading in the steps of. appointed a meeting
the liberal and humane FERDINAND Of Spain and his to be holden at
friend the the Pope. In consequence of this, the Eng-. teat, to consider
lish, as might naturally be expected, have become Parliament titsh°
the objects of hatred at Genoa, so much eo, that
Property and lines
v meeting no, doubt
44 the Americans, after the destruction of Washing- that the example t;
ton, were not so justly exasperated against, them as mercial towns in
the Genoese now are, in consequence of this cession, towns in the distri
of their unfortunate country." . means' of removing
6 -..11.11..... .:. * aversion and abhor
By some further American Papers which have ar- 1 ple. NVe trust
ZI;OW so good en
rived we have the official account of • the Wasp's en- , -t„ compliance
gagernent written, by Capt. Br.exerr. The Ameri- Doncaster bee apt
can details are otherwise of no great interest. We Friday, the 27th it
remark that in the midst of all the pecuniary dim- We are glad to
culties which the ',Ministerial Papers love to telt es Cadiz, that the Spas
the Government of theNelted States k involved ih, more conciliatory.
this country in commercial
the resolution to accomplish' st greet nivy is rapidly
:carrying into- execution. Six ships of war were an; 4tiellai#4l4ec4-.Zesu'rtsi
;gaged to be built at New York alone, and others: land: :Prom recem
'Were near launching at other ports. Commodore -OishrGoveriament,
•
•rARTER. was to betbmmander of this stew squadron ; sent to themeclit
mod the Times infers; for our satisfaction, that" from charging the anal
the iniolent and audacious character of its Cote. tpill.Taeircingabsothal:tlitit
ot
mender,'lt will no doubt. seek the earliest opporte. in. The Spanish
nity.to insult the Bridals flag, 'relying for safety on all the merchants
our antiois care to kali Inviolate the Treaty of passing of French
Ghentso ' on the payment
I cent.n4ce ead aet
nnawutet
atohacridyaih,throe;zt were
Treaty of 1792, .
avoTwinl6B the
iertf2rlheut
uodsercGtuebealhhitpsorl preparingole::
ivste.rl
etod,vpare
de vi: s of Britt;
them, oe export them
gene!, afidLbaeer
Letters
Vera •
off t
posal or exportation
Vera Cruz, which mention
Every thing was tram:mil
date sets completely
New Spain by the -
nists had declared

The interesting enquiry is still repeated, without a
satisfactory answer being likely to be given to it.--
Are we to continue to feed the Continental vultures,
until we are famished ourselves ? Our Ministers
have got into a sad quandary, and were not the Pa.
tion in a still more unhappy predicament from their
councils, it might be amusing to mark the tossings
on that thorny bed which atobition prepares for it-
self, and they are in vain endeavouring to conceal.—
We stated, about a fortnight ago, that an extensive
change was meditated. The correctnesc of our in-
formation in this particular may be relied on. Such
a change was meditated ; ..enother arrangement is
now said to have been formed. Mr. VANsyrrAuT
feels incompetent to stand the weight of our fiaaucial

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