The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-18 00:00:00

body after •ll in these noble and

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which we published yesterday !Fp To
to the Palaces in London Gait Windsor.
Her MAJESTY, the ptivattioccoenta
need in the same state throrigisest the whole of
day, with little or no variation, end
scarcely any refreshment op to eight -o'clock
night. • ,•
• About 12 o'clock, the Countess of :Cadogam
visited the Putocesscs, from her meat at Richmond.
Her Ladyship remained at the Palace ne,arty •two
boors., The PRINCR REGENT arrived from Carlton.
house at half-past four o'clock, and, after visiting
her MAJESTY, and conferring with the Physicians
and the PRINCESSES, his Royal Highness returned
to Carlton-house to dinner, R little before sit
o'clock. Sir II gritty liALvonn left the Palace, about
(nor o'clock, for London : hut was espected back
between eight and• nine. Col. iltcotvs arrived at
Kew yesterday with letters from the Duke of GLou•
CUTER.

ll4lifax Papers to the lOih ult. reached us this
forenoon, and we hare also received farther Ameri-
can Journals to late dates.

The Halifax Paper of the 7'h says, " the Order in
Council for carrying the Free Port Act into effect at
St. John and Halifax had been received from Eng-
land, and published in the American Papers; and
several American vessels with full cargoes had or.
rived under the Free Port Act, but the colony
could not fairly expect to realize many of the advan-
tages which that measure is calculated to produce,
until after the Ist of October next, when the Ameri-
can Act will commence its operations."
The Commercial Advertiser states, that advices had
been received of the Patriots, under BOLIVAR, hat•
ing been recently defeated by the Royalists; but ne
particulars are mentioned.
Under the head of Natches, July 8, we find the
following extraordinary and most shocking fact an.
pounced, in a letter from Dr. J. &Imre to Dr. J. H.
RoniNsox, dated at Natehitochee, in June :
" A trader has lately arrived from the Camanches,
and reports, that that nation has lately taken (2000
souls as prisoner., from the province of Texas, and that
they are disposed, and do even sell them at the same
price for which mules sell in their nation. I have
lovely understood that two vessels had arrived at
Galvesto wit, with three or four hundred African
slaves, all of which are intended for Louisiana and
. the State of Mississippi. General LALLETdAND and
his party remain as they were, near the mouth of the
Trinity river, erecting forts; some reinforcements are
joining them, principally Europeans."

Intelligence to so Isle a date as the 16th of May,
bas been received from India. It is sufficient to say
that it continues in the same favourable tone as all the
recent advices, and seems to place the affairs of In.
dia so much nearer the desirable close of a peaceful
settlement.

The French Royal Family have experienced two
misfortunes, which have thrown them into the greatest
affliction. The Paris Papers which have been re.
ceived to the 15th, inform us, that at hit o'clock on
Sunday morning the Duchess of [hap, opon whose
pregnancy the hopes of the French nation,". or
rather of I.outs's family, were resting, was, in con-
sequence of some accidents which are not stated,
prematurely delivered of a male child, which did not
live above two hours ; and on Friday the Duke ng
Holmium bed a fall from his horse, whilst hunting
in the environs of Chantilly, in consequence of a
wild boar running between his horse's legs, by
which his Royal Highness's head has been much hurt.
lie was immediately carried to the chateau, where he
remained for five hours in • stale of insensibility.—
Able medical attendants were obtained from the capi-
tal, and his Serene Highness was three times bled, end
blisters were also applied. The Bulletins issued on Sa-
turday and Sunday state, that he was somewhat recover.
ed. The Duchess is also reported to be in a favourable
state ; but the loss of her male infant has caused a.
great disappointment to the Members of the Boust
uosi family. There is, however, no danger at pre-
sent of the House of BOURBON wanting a male heir,
for the Duke of ORLEANS has a promising family. On
the 10th inst. the Duke of WELLINGTON reviewed, in

the plain of Denain, three divisions of the English
army, the Saxon, Danish, and Hanoverian Contin-
gents, amounting together to about '28,000 men.
These different corps, with the exception of one Ha•
noverian regiment, were, it is said, to return to their
former cantonments, to await orders for. their final
departure from France. The regiment alluded to,
the PRINCE Ittnewr's Hanoverian cavalry, instead of
returning to the vicinity of Lisle, was ordered to take.
a position Wier Conde, close to the high road. This
change the French Journalists consider to have been
adopted with a view of facilitating the order in which
the troops will march off.
The Private Correspondence from Paris corn.
monicates some curious and interesting statements re.
spectiog the withdrawing of the Army of Occupation.
It is asserted that the four Allied Sovereigns refuse
in admit to the Congress. of Ail-la-Chapelle, the
Spanish Plenipotentiary whom the King of SPAIN
wished to send there. It is said that the Prince of
METTERNICH made the principal opposition to this
adteissida. It is reported, that the firil act of the

cils. No honourable botuage is
Lordship's name, and
represents—the merit of
a Russian Emperor! The Jya, Conspiracy,
by exposing the wickedness and weakness of flat
laction, has done the cause of the illiberal pent
mach injury. The good effects of this foolish attempt
will be strongly exemplified in the new Electiess.—.
Nearly all the proteges of this fsctiott,now SO comple4o7
unmasked, feel themselves to be entirety set
They must sustain a great diminution of numbers in
the Chamber of Deputies, which they will ne►er be
able to repair. The accounts say, that about 20 of
.6,4 party most go oat, and they canoe( expect to
replace more then six.
It continues to be reported that the Ultra, steals%
to have their Plenipotentiary at the Congress. it
is even said, that one of these Plenipotentiaries slid
be the Baron DE VITR(.I.I.tiS, who has resided far soma

time past at DasseltlJrti. Prepocterous as the con.
OHO of these men geoerallyi4,this report appears too
incompatible with the regolations of the Congress foe

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she had taken in the French Chambers," is attributed to the E. J,
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