The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-30 00:00:00

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at Droutheim in Norway, on the Bth alt.' She cere-,
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snotty was of course coevilucted OW gteat splendour
and the appearance of 1404- The they which
gatitit,ltfiwerleh and gorvvay a foreign King, a
Sovereign from the French army, with no claims to
tegitimicraf•title;" yet .supported by the Alliance;
.s•ito have belt no claims valid tuthese groended.
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upon royal descent, must indedl 'a memorabli
'one--that"trialiffblt " dear both to the' Norwegians
and Swedes," we could with to befievit is cm::
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tainly in the power,of the now Sovereige of Norway,
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if he is eh independent Prince, to render that, day
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not the most unhappy which the Norwegians bevel
sees ; but, the ninnner in which the Governmeist of'
Norway was obtained by the present ruler of
S•ceden, cannot he very dear to the recollection of
the Inhabitants of that country. The Emperor of
RUSSIA visits the King of SAXONY on his way to the
Congress. If we were not ied to conceive that Kings
and Emperors are not much embarrassed by the feel-
ings that usually affect common mortals, we might
wonder with what face the great despoilers of the
rights and properties of inferior Princes, can meet
the petsona whom they hereto deeply injured. Bet
the Emperor ALIXANDER has. such an easy way of
deporting his Imperial Majesty, and forgetting ell
such trifling unpleasint circumstances; that he will
doubtless pass through Satony, and hold converaa
with its Royal Family face to face, without suffering
much from the tokens which must present themselves
of the humiliation to which these have'been reduced by
the more fortunate power of the Great Alliance. His
Imperial Majesty, sod in fact all their Continental
Majesties, have been saved the blush on this point by
the magnanimous front of Lord CasTLEtteanor, who
was the first to declare that Satony ought to be made
an esample of punishment to the inferior Princes of
Germany, for their submission to NAPOLEON. I,
seem's, from the French Papers, that several of the
Petty German Princes have repaired to Frankfort to
procore audiences of the Emperor of RUSSIA.
Much more it appears is espected from tie urbanity
of the Russian Emperor, than from all the rest of
the congregating Conclave, notwithstanding e'l the
power and stately assumptions of justice, which cha-
racterise the Representative of the Regent of En-
LAND, the adviser of the partitioning system, the
suporter of the King of Paussra., the worthy Lord
CAVILEREACII
More signs of friendship and political understand-
ing appear passing between the Courts of Madrid,
Paris, and Denmark. The Petticoat embroiderer has
sent by his Ambassador to Copenhagen, a nicely em-

broidered Order of the Golden Fleece for his Danish
Majesty, who has 'transmitted the Insignia of she
Elephant to his vise friend at Madrid. King Lours,
we find by the French Papers, has also sent a Herald
et Arms to invest the King of Dar aces, who is a
Protestant, with the Popish Order of the Holy
Ghost. So that though his Danish Majesty is losing
Kingdoms, he is coming in for plenty of honours.
The Golden Fleece however will not keep him warm,
neither, we suspect, will the Order of his holy
Catholic friend at Paris operate much as " the
Comforter" which driveth away all earthly afflictions.
The following are eitracts from the German Papers
received to-day :
DROSIT,IIEIM, SEPT. B.—Yesterday the Cnrrinatiori
of his Majesty took place in the most solemn man-
ner, in the principal church of this town. The wes.
ther being uncommonly fine for this climate at so
advanced a season heightheried the splendour of this
day, which is dear both to the Norwegians and
Swedes, on which their Monarch put on the Royal
diadem in a temple within whose ancient walls no
coronation had been celebrated for three centuries.
The act of the Coronation was performed with
pomp and dignity. When the Crown was placed on
the King's head, the sir resounded with the acclama-
tions of all those who were present, as well as of the
numerous crowd outside of the church and in the
neighbouring streets.
A great part of the inhabitants of the neighbour.
hood collected to see a ceremony so new in Droll-
theim, and which might recal to every Norwegian the
fairest historical remembrance of his country, and
tieing renewed under such happy auspices, promises
to the two United Nations a long series of happiness,
founded upon their union cud their love to their So.
vereign.
Yesterday his Majesty dined alone with the Crown,
Prince. Ti,..467 his Excellency the Norwegian Mi-
nister of State, Mr. Anker, gave a great entertain.
ment to above 150 persons : at which were present the
Deputies of the Swedish Diet, sad of the Norwegian
Storthiog, the Members of the Council of State, and
a great number of civil arid military.olficers of both
nations.
In the evening the town was illuminated : his Ma.
jesty at first declined this illumination far fear of fire;
hot the Magistrates having represeoted that all pos.
*We precautions were taken to prevent danger, his
Majesty yielded to the wishes of the inhabitants. The
King and the Crown Prince went on foot through
several streets to see the illumination, and was every
where received with acclamations by the people. On
the 12th of this month, his Majesty and the Crown
Prince will depart to return to Stockholm.
ISTIANIA, SEPT. 9.—The day of his Majesty's
Coronation was celebrated here by various enter-
tainment..

His Majesty has oidered, that on the day of the pub•
lication of his Coronations' 27 condemned criminals

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shell he resibrod to liberty, two be reinstated Jo theW
bolster, and one banished the country for the remain-
ing term of his-imprisonment. None of these par-
doned criminals are, however, to be set at liberty,
till he has proved that he is able to support himself
in • legit menner; they are also to be under the
specie! rir?filiance of the Police.
COPENHAGIN, SEri. 19.—0 n the 16th, his Ms.
Pity gave a-pritateabdilince at the Petard of Fre-
dericksburg to the Spanish Ambassador, Chevalier
Yznartly.y.Yzcitiierdo, who delivered to his Majesty
the I.osignia of the 'Golden Fleece/ which his Ca-
tholie'Majesty has sent to the King, as a token of
his friendship, and of the good understanding be-
tween the two nations. The Insignia of the Order
of the Elephant are sent to Madrid to he presented
by the Danish Minister to his Catholic Majesty.
Large purchases ere making here of oats, barley,
and peas, for exportation to England.
A Russian squadron of one ship of the line Dud,
three frigates, has arrived in the Roads from the
North Sea.
Stn. 21.—Yesterday being the lOng-1
wished fur anniversary of his Majesty's reign, was
celebrated here with the greatest enthusiasm by all
Classes of the inhabitants, and with all the feelings
of veneration and love which his Majesty's faithful
feel for their •beloved Monarch.

subjects
• This evening or to-morrow morning we expect his
Majesty the Emperor of Russia ; and on Wednes-
day_ our Queen, and their Imperial Majesties the
Empress Dowager, mother of the Emperor Alexan•
der, and the reigning Empress.
moment our beloved King is entering the
city, amidst testimonies of joy and enthusiastic at.
techment, of which those who do not witness them
cau form no conception.
ST. PETeitssouGu, Sm. 9.—On the 7th their
Majesties the two Empresses went at eight in the
morning to the Church of (he Mother of God, of
Casein, to perform the devotions usual before com-
mencing a journey. On the same day, being the
anniversary of the battle of Borodino, the artillery,
infantry, and cavalry of the Guard, as well es the
troops of the garrisou, and others s►ationed in the
neighbonrhood, were assembled to the number of
34,000 roes', and were reviewed by the Emperor,
who was highly satisfied with the appearance and
precision of the troops. His Majesty set out for
Aix-la-Chapelte. Her Majesty the 'Empress Maria
sets out to-day, and the Empress Elizabeth to-mor-
row for Riga, on their way to Germany.
BERLIN, SEPT. 2t —The Crown Prince end his
brother, Prince William, are gone to Frankfort on
the Oder, to pay their compliments to the, Empress
Dowager, on her passage through that town. Their
Royal Highnesses then go to Breslau, to receive the
reigning Empress of Russia. The King departs this
evening for Ais-la-Chapelle, where he will arrive on
the 27th. He .will be accompanied by his youngest
son, Prince Charles, who has never yet travelled.
In her Majesty's suite ore the High Chamberlain,
Prince Wittgenstein, the Adjutant-General, Lieut..
General Von. Knesebeck, M. Privy Councillor Al-
brecht, and the Marshal of the Household, M. Von
M ull zit hn.

EICHANGEOM LONDON, SIFT. 25.-33. 3.-33. 6.

The Paris Papers which have arrived, are to the
27th. The French Electoral Colleges are espected
to meet an the 2 tth of October, before which day it
is supposed that *the Duke DE ilicuemit VI ill send
intelligence from Ail.la-Chapelle, of the intended re-
tirement of the Army of Occupation. The Society
for the Encouragement of National Industry at Paris
has set apart a sum amounting to 75,600 franca for
prises► nest yea.r.