The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-01 00:00:00

62114NT0 at Frankfort, and the retirement of many
distinguished Frenchmen into Germany.'
By a Hamburgh Mail which arrived at a late hour
last night, we have a longwinded speech of Count
io the name of his Royal Highness the
PRINCE REGENT, to the Hanoverian States, at their
opening on the 16th, in which there is nothing so
worthy of remark as the Count's declaration, that
the, Plenipotentiaries of the PRINCE REGENT at the
congress of Vienna loudly and constantly expressed
thnoiseltes in favour of the liberties of the Germans;
and nt the same time that his Royal Highness does
not intend to give the Kingdom of Hanover a new
CDostitation—the ancient and original system is to
be soprrted.

The following are the only articles of.interest in
the Papers received today :
lIANov Lit, OCT. 20.—Negocintions 2re still
varryit.g on for the Duchy of Lanenburg.—Mr.
Privy Councillor Hammerstein is gone to Copen.
laced.

Muxicw, 19.—The King and Queen are
gone this moment to Breohsal, to take leave of the
Empress of Russia, who is on the point of re.
turning to Sr. Petershorgh. General Rein and the
Co, mess of Tapis accompany their Majesties.
IttANKFoRg, OCT. 23.—The Duke of Otranto
arrived licre this morning with his wife and family.—
He &part- for Dresdeu to-morrow.
Baucsur.s, Ocr. 27.—The first Scotch Regiment,
which we had in garrison in this city is expected here
to-morrow ; it comes from Nieeport, where it has
been for a long time. ft is believed from this, that
the town of Niespurt will be declared to be tio
loitcet in a state of siege.
We are informed by authentic letters, diat, we
shall have herein a few days the heed-quarters of the
Duke of Wellington.

Of the 133 pieces of cannon taken frgni the
French at Belle Alliance, which have been placed in
a park for three months, out of the gates, we saw
40, among which are four howitzers, all of the
carved size, pass through this city; they were
drawn by sus or eight horses each, and escorted by
English and Prussians ; then are conveying to Namur.
They write from the frontiers, that the taking
possession of the eight Cantons, restored to us by
the Convention of Paris of the td of October, with
the territories of Marienburg and -Philipperille, will
very soon be effected.

The volunteers from the different towns of Hol-
land are now come back to their homes,, or are on
their return. These brave patriots have, for the must
part, remained in France fur mouths. Their return
Is every where celebrated by fetes.
LEITSIC, OCT. IG.—A Berlin Paper has the fol-
lowing article:--
'' Among the persotts Wfirrintee been banished
from France, several are now seeking au asylum and
protection in different provinces of Germany, where
they would wish to settle and live in tranquillity
upon their fortunes. Two or three of these persons
have lately been making enquiries respecting the
manner of acquiring landed property in the Duchy
of Mecklenburg, where they have ezpressed a desire
of fixing themselves. This is what has given rise to
the report, as premature as false, that an asylum
avid protection had been granted to the French exiles
in the states of Mecklenburg Schwerin.

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.--Yesterday, at
three o'clock, the PRINCE REGENT held a Privy
Council at Carlton-liouse. The RECENT gave ao-
rtiencei to the Lora) CUANCYLLHR, Viscount SID-
MOUTH, &C.

A Council was held yesterday at Carlton-House,
for Ilte purpose of making an Order for the Proroga-
tion of Pat 'lament. from the '2d of November to the
17th of January, iudend of the lit February, sac-
cording to the former Order. It was found that, by
excerding the usual interval of 80 days, some clues-
tious of plisilege might be raised, and it has there-
fore been determined to recur to a customary period,
although it remains decided that Parliament is not
to meet for the dispatch of business till the Ist of
February.-5o says the prevailing report on this
vi.hjnr, but a plainer speakiog rumour asserts, that
the reason of the new Order in Council for the
Meeting of Parliament on the 17th of January, in-
stead of the Ist of February, is, that Ministers
found they trail ntitdepped the belied. allowed by
Liw,which is eighiNdays—i tistemi of whicl► the former
Proclamation made the term ninetij day a, by' which
the Members would have lost their privilege and
been liable'to arrest, if it shoold so happen that any
Member of that Honourable Society should be either
di'inclitted or unable to pay his debts.
Yesterday the Grand Dukes visited Newmarket,
and return to town to-day, preparatory to setting
out on their long tour, which is fixed for to-mor-
row. During this tour they intend visiting Birming-
nrm, Sheffield, and the chief places in our northern
manufacturing districts. They will thence proceed
to Edinburgh and Glasgow, and return through Eng-
Jane by another route to London.
Lord Muleteer, in his embassy to Chins, takes
with him a number of choke presents of the English ,
minufacture. The East India Company send among j
the preserds a Lost magnificent chauclelier, capable
of holding thirlyarsia candles or lamps, of the most
exquisite wank trossasbils and decoration.
Conn-ExcnAmot, Nov. I.—We had no fresh
attire's of Wheat this morning, but our market was
well sepplied with what remained over from last
Monday, for which there was no demand, and our
prices M3C be considered the same as on that day.—
Our supply of Oats was large, owing to several
Revisals, and the demand our prices are
the same as last market day.--.ln Peas, Beaus, Bar-
ley, sod ether articles, there is no alteration.