The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-08 00:00:00

ter' throne in favour of his brother, in consequence
et the ignominious conditions prescribed to him,-
1.;,e Affairs of Switzerland, Germany, and
ot remain to be finally settled. Prince
;rot 13E4IMARNIOIS, i,t 111 now said, is to have tilt
sovereignty of the lonian Isles. With regard to
Italy, we are told that the Emperor FRANCIS is
434 elperted to assume the Iron Crown, and that
the King MURAT is to have, certainly, the southern
rot of Italy. Accounts say, Upper Italy will. be
&hied into too Vice-Royalties, each of which will
teo,e,ssed by an Austrian Prince: Milan will be.
the capital of one, Venice of the other. The Treaty
f F,,,lvainbleau, which provided for the settlement
.f some important points, is insensibly annulling,—
believed that the clause in thntTresty relative tee
Placentia mill be altered. To this
Perna and
Aa.tria opposes only a feeble resistance ; she has.
nter,!y increased her demands on her own account in'
co„ftterprOja. She was offered the union of
Lue., And Piomhino to Tuscany, on condition that
ti;? Grand Dike should pay the portion of his
r /OP, the Archduchess MAnIA Loursa.---The Pro.
smorste or Ragusa, though claimed by the Porte,
‘1,3 also offered ; het Austria has demanded,.-
10, UM, for the Archduchess MARIA LOUISA,
Tith ,eversion to the Archduchess ; '2d, the Presi-
dencies; 3d, the Mantuan behind }hero, with the
Lunigian ; 4th, the Vatteline; 6th, certain Pen-
slope. On these conditions, Parma and Placentia
would he 3 ielded to the Queen of Emma : Prince
Lcoorrst will have the sovereignty, and the Grand
Duke of Tusc tNY the Superiority of Piombino and
the I.'e of Elba. But Prince Lunoviss has demand.
ed of Congress the entire sovereignty, or an indem.
nit

France, it is asserted, is eccupied in procuring a 1
pnra,,tee for the States of the OTTOMAN PORTE, and ;
FA:,lad and Austria are represented as inclined to'
second this measure.
11411,

For her loss of population in 1805, Prussia
reeeitcs an kdemoity of 3,466,624 souls. Of these;
there are 510,268 in Poland, 782,240 in Ssrony,
K. 9.951 in the Duchies of Berg and Westphalia,
and !,043,256 on the lef• bank of the Rhine, which
aitopt her form the amount above specified.

There is one statement in the Vienna letters
which has startled us a good deal, for in the present
situation of our own country we cannot bat be alive
to such assertions, notwithstanding all the wanton,
anstefal, and unnecessary expenditure of the public-
money wh'..:h we hese witnessed. It is said that the
ruzlish Golernrnent have placed in the house of
FRUS and Co. the sum of 80,000 ducats in gold, at
fe disposal of the Great Personages who are about,
to quit Vienna!! !
The Emperor Ar.xxxxnta had given order* for
1:c departure on the Ist of March.

From Paris we are informed thetthis Oahe Pm
tended Colonel Stennwo malts numb eeise--it is
/aid he artiretl there lately from England; and set
about enrolling men (or a Royal Bombes Legion, a
prcjet which he bad submitted to the Government
without success : he was seised by the Pollee, and
in been condemned to ten years imprisonment at the

The Letters from Spain announce that every thing
remains in a state of perfect stupor—the Priests re-
gulate !every thing. Trade stands still. Nothing is
done—this cannot last. The Cadiz expedition is re-
turned to port.--4be troops landed, and the ships laid
up; so that it has died a natural death. Tile Go-
rernnient indeed is cepable of making ite exertion
but in support of the Priesthood.
The French funds continue to rho esnsslepably.
5 per cents. 81. f. 60 c.—Bank Book MAO. f.—
Dollars, about 4s. 6d. English. -• • •

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It was yesterday reported that the Ratification of
the Treaty with America bed arrfredi bet it till be•
seen by the reply made by Lord Lryzaroot; in the i
lions,. of Lords last night, to a question pat by the
DJlco of NouroaL upon this subject, that the report
is premature. •

The lave v. 'OWENS WU, of floottliims, At-
toroey.—This morning the shove canoe, for Libel
against Mr. Wtorrte, of Brighton, Baiskori came
on to be tried at the Court of King's Beech, Guild.'
hall, when the said Joni% HILL, was fined
Guilty, to the entire satisfaction of a treaded
Court. The Libel in question was inserted la the
Spa( sman on the 12th of August last, as an Adver-
tisement, which was transmitted to the Proprietor of
this Paper in a letter from Brighton, calling together
a meeting of Mr. Wtcate's Creditors, and signed
pith the names of BROOKER and COLRATCIT, Sotici.l
tors to Mr. WialtElr, which letter was proved, by
twelve respectable witnesses, to be is the head-writ..
tog of JOSEPH Hu-L.—We shall insert a fell report
of this trial the first opportonity.

Yesterday a liamhurgh Mail arrived with letters
and papers to the link olt. Aecoawts had been re-
ceived from Elaineur, of the 14th, statin4 that the
thaw had set in, and the roads were dear of ice, as
that any vessel might attempt the passage of the Sound.
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areglad to learn, that the Senate of Bremen had
rilemnly prohibited any of the citizens to engage in
YaTe Trade.

The report is untrue which states that Viscount
S‘tKvir.Le loses by his ascension to the Dukedom
!irosen thoumusd a year, and gains six thousand.
r..e fact is, that the late Peer's father cut off the
; •which lie had the power of doing, and trico-
t, ':;1,4 a life interest in them to whom be phased.
L i.it• will he settled the whole of his property,
after the demise With son, on the Dgetfen.