The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-08 00:00:00

FRI:All 'AND DUTCH PAPERS.

VIENNA, Fn. 17.—Orders hive been given
for fitting up the principal Imperial apartments,
fur a great Personage a h.. is expected here before
the end of this month from Pacts. The marriage
of the Archduche►s Maria 1401161 may now be
considered as certain.

Ou the 11th inst. Count Otto had a private au.
thence of the Emperor.
Yarns, Fes. 27.—. The Prince of Neufchatel,
who set oft two days ago on a most important
psission to Vienna, goes in the character of an
Ambassador Extraordinary. He is accompanied
by a numerous suite.; M. Laborde is Secretary. of.
Legation.
VII;NNA, Fes. 13.--It is generally reported
here, that her imperial Highness the Archduchess
Maria Louisa, the eldest daughter of the Erupe.
roe, born on the 121 h of December, 1791, is to
he married to a great Sovereign. This rumour
derives some credit, from the fact of a Foreign
Ambassador hating had a private audience with
her the day he was presented to the Empress.
PA KIS, FEB. 25.--By a decree of this day, his
Majesty has appointed the Household of the Em.
press. After divine service, all the Members of it
took the oaths before the Emperor.
On Friday, on his Muni from Rainbouiltet,
his Majesty gave au audience to M. de Curti's!.
elicit, Aide.de-camp to the Emperor of Russia,
who delivered to him a letter from that Sovereign.

Yesterdai- the Peace concluded on thu 6th of
January witti Sweden was proclaimed.
His Majesti's journey to St. Quiutin is, post-
poned.
The Crown jewellers are very busy in executing
some estetisise.orders.

" LO U IS."

•

His Serene Highness the Prince of Neufchatel
will set off this day for Vienna.
BeenAnErr, Ja.x. 15.—The Russian army is
encamped on both sides of the Danube. Its tem.
pantry inactivity is occasiuued by the want el
provisions. We expect every instant to hoar of
the capture of Guirgewo; the blockade of Silis.
trig is kept up. Prince Bagrathion being
posed, it is supposed that the command of the
army will be confided to General Kutusow.
fge. 7.—Yesterday some French'
ised through, on their way from IVei.
, will continuo ;sussing until the 106.
!long to the division of General Molitor,
'oceeding farther Northward.
)ass, FEB. 28.—The following is a
letter, addressed by his Majesty to the
Rutty : •
&DIG TO THE LEGISLATIVE BODY.
:atKR—I have been diappointed in my expcc-
enabled to return before the lit ofJanuary.—
,xed documents contained in the Moniteadr of
Slit of January), you will perceive that the
affairs ii connected with the conduct of the F.Cg-

Government.
The regret tvhiclLl have felt has been considerably in.
pot+ reading the unjust accusatiou made agatint us,
, hetroed the cause of the Contiuent, that of bay-
unfaithful to our engageineuts and I write this let-
liminish the impression which so unjust aud as.
accusation must make upon your harts, as well
heart of every true Hollander.
t, during the four years that have elapsed, since
commencersent of my reign, the nation, and you. in par.
tar, culled to watch over tier interests, have borne with
such difficulty and distress, hut at the same time with so
resignotiou, the doubling of the impost:.' so cousidera-
n augunAttatjon of the public debt, and armaments so
and -.1 di:proportionate to the population aud means of
—vie little thought taut we should have heetta'c-
tying violated k'sur engagements, and of not having
at a moment when the state of maritime affairs
I us u ith a greater pressure than upou all other
,cetively, mitt when; to etiospleth our misfortunes,
besides, compelled to sustain a bludtade upon the

heartfelt consciousness of these considerations,
—loch chould lead as to the exercise of poticnce,
moment when the ju,tire of hi, Majesty the Empe-
•ahcr, shall make reparatiou for a charge wheel,
Oily deserved.
ascrilain how long I may yet be prevented from
first and most anxious of my wishes, namely,
letting to my copilot, and seeing injself in the midst
hip difficult and critical juncture.
however distnot that period may be, be assured,
- can alter my affection fur the tw.uon, and my at-
her interes►s, our lessen you in my esteen. and

(Signed)
ebrnary 1, 1810."
towing letter addressed by his Majesty
mei! of State, was this day read by the
,he Vice-President, at a meeting of the
,hiclt was attended by all the Ministers
members.
:a trine TO TOE COVOCII. Or STATE.
Thoui;li 1 with regret sea the end of the third month
-v departure fast•approaching, nothing has 'act been
itb regard to our onus.
however, staffer a single instant to pass. after
, without repeating to yod the assterance, that
exertions shall continue to be made to preserve
nee of the kiriTdoin.
cannot conceal from ourqlves, that this will cost us
itd difficith sacrifices; but 1 not hesitate, if there
a possibility of llelland,after at. that eau be demanded
NOTIg mitered to ells!, to submit myself to the gene.:
se bioperor, my brother, iti the just expectation
the removal of all tne causes of dissatisfaction,
receive those indeaniiiications to which we are so
minded, told wince w ill be inorelhati ever necessary

intention in submitting myself to the pleasure of the
r, my brother, in every thing that be cats demand of
couvidce him that vie have 'natty enemies; that we
been the victims of calumny, of petty
.passions and
that we have never ceased, and suit will con-
e the Emperor, and to conduct ourselves as true
nt allies ot France, tried by nu.nerou, sarritices
events. Should Ibe able to succeed in this por-
t have every reusou to expect, every thing else still
inasmuch a: .1 must be both the interest and tot litnition
favour and ag,;randize*her friends, and nut to
!lore entreat you to unite all your efforts to prevent
a to foreign countries, and every pruceediug that
indicate despondency, and to exhort the nation to await
lination of the Empertir upon our fate, with that
hieh isms peculiarly their character, and which • so
betongs to the justice of their cause.
not ignoniut of What every individual suffers. I
every Gong to plead our cause in the, must etfec-
r. Neither the loss of time, nor the failure of my
any other con•ideration, has been able to deter
purpose; and, accordingly, I have every reason
:hat if we can come to any arrangeineut, which
exclude the possibility ot our existence, Holland
escape the present impenditiz tempest; particularly
41 this, there remain not oui'y no grounds, but even
fur asisooderstauding and dipatistaction, to Which
are directed.
" Yohr loving King,
Feb. 21, 1810. • " LOUIS."

MINIST'It OF FOREIGN AFFAIR', TO
AE bp' FoRRiON
IN HOLLAND.
Undersigned Mitiiater-of.foreign. Af.
-*ISCI is ordered to communicate to his
Duran do *iireP, 11iitiattit of Foreign

will set off th
&CHASE,
encamped on
pantry inact
provisions.
the capture
trig is kept u
posed, it is
army will be
AVEnsaa,
troops pass&
snarl and wil
Th'y belong
which is pros
alkatsviuor
copy a a lei
Legislative II
TUE II
" GENTLEM
%boa of being!
From the etnnel
Nesterday (the
result of our ad
'BA Governmen
" he regret
. treas.:4l,pm. re
of havicg hetra
ing been unfaiC
ter to you to di
toilishing an as
as upon the hea
" What, du
the commencen
ticular, culled
so much diffica
much resignati,
ble un augimot
great and so di,
the kingdom-1
tuned of Marin;
done enough ;
operates upon I
countries collet:
we are, beside,
Continent.
" It is the.h
Gentlemen, wl
trail the nitoue
var. my bruthe
we have M kit
" I cannot a
• gratifying !he I
that of revolt
of you at tbi, J
" But, how
that nothing ea
tarbolvot to It
i cot:Azle:we.
" Paris, Ft
The folio
in the Coim
Minister, th
, r
Connell, vrl
and other m
" THI
" Thou,o I
Fiore my depai
derided itb
" 1 cannot,
toy recovery,
utt possible el
the ex iqence I
" 111. e cannu
Lnda
diS tt a posit
of it, being su
rasity of tile 1
that, upon the
we shall welt
stroagly oolitic
to 115.
" hiy Intent
Emperor, my
to to moth
may liart tweet
ioterests; hut
tiuue to adisiiii
Needs and old
sod various ev
ose, as 1 hav,
follow, , illatrni
or France to
&press Owen.
thereten
emigration to
aright indicate
the determinat
runs 9 bill
no:tit:ly bet
" I am not
have done eve
fall manner.
shoos, sew as
ere from my
to believe, Ih
does tow eacl
may still ems!
if, after all In
prollext fug
all my efforts
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won of Tll
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fairs in Fra
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