The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

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Liberty of the Pies% iiiid other political sobjects of
'high importance, has returned from London. It is
'said that he has !slough/ with him valuable materials
,from his jeurney, which lasted xis months.
Transports fur the exportation of the Erglish
arms are collerting at Caleis. It is said that 'after
the review an English corps will march for St. Ontrys
lord form a camp there. A second camp o ill bursts.
leishrd at Calais, in the plain of Marek• .)t is si-
. 'ready traced oat, end is on the same ground which
mai occupied, in 11304. hy 'Oen. Baraguay.d'Hiltiers.
In prooortioe as the troops of this corps shall em.
batk. opy ,sitt hr. retirseeti by diThiliiti Et 'DOM 3
to 4,0(X) men; , Item St. Omer. Thus ;he operation
mill t.e ft, ilitsted, and confusion avoided. The
. heat, luggage and 'stifles'', will be embarked at
- , Antoci.,
~ itieltor from Friattlitnri. dated the 16th., states,
: "lief emending to the crisva.proposed at the Diet, by
tie Pre-idetit, f,,r the militar► erKaniaation of the
' Irereanie Confederation, the Army is 104 consist 0(1
'•'• • . : r cent. Of all the popelativii of the States which
'. • i,-. lis pget of the tearderatimi, The reserve is to be
(410.
is Ilidnieit cent. of the.popelatim. If extraortlieliry
-•-- * 'osisiiii requite greroter forces, they will be presided.
' it,pintlittlar derision' of rke Ojef .
A letter from Vienua stale*, that the Sovereigns
Itt4it Aiula-Chapellst are expected In eisit the Au,-
' /Ain reittlal in the genes* of the month of December.
' It is eke said tbot il4 kieso of Based* will be one of
the party. -
Letters from Seliselisesen esprets 111 hope, that the.
• soperior Authoriti.s of 'be Clinton; of Friborg will,
recoeslder their resolellin,f r tee rico, of ow Je.
t snits.PlS said, that rkverito( 'hit partiseso of the
Jesuits have rto in her.. object to thfi measbre than that
e
of coenterartine the system of Public illstiructiellt
. which has been for some years established in the Can.'
' ' ten of Friburg, prrilstolorly in thwprimary schools.
' The hostility of these Meatier, of the Jesuits has
. • , . 'beets particularlydirected against Father Girard,
' mho had introduced the plan of mutual instruction
(the Gencasterien Method). They, wish to that ep
all schools of that
sort. •
. Fite ri CCo
ent. nsols, 75f.
VALENCIENNIII, OCT. 19.—The Staff of . Ma Ms-
' jest)the Emperor. of • Rink, and also that of the
King of Prussia., suited here yesterday afternoon
(Sunday the 18th). ' ,
• All the Chiefs, Military Commanders of the for.
' tresses of4ressioy, Matthew. 13ouchain, &c. are
at Vatenciennei, to receive his Majesty the Emperor
of Russia on his arrival there. M. d'Autichamp and
i . . Gen. Destinies arrived here on Saturday, the 17th inst.
All the English troops which garrisoned Cambray,
' lioectia-iii, Ate. are at Valenciennes, &c., and the
' . Ilanoseriatis stationed at Conde and St. Omer, aren't
, "'Their route to the camp of Famars ; there only now
' remain i:i those tomes a few veterans and sick men.
-' The suttlera, with the equipage and the waggon.
`'Train, are dispatched to Aotoerp for embarkation.—
' It is tio.mnitow,.the 20th instant, that the French
'Engineer (Hirers will resume possession of Valen-
°Ammo, and ohm, fortresses. ' .
it Count'deltemusat, Prefect of Lisle, and Count
• "Jumilho e, Governornf that town, are eapectod here;
i they are (by their fonetions alotot)outherized to re.
1 ctrite the Emperor of Rusiia.
' ThyDoke of Wellington will give entertainments
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. to the S vereigns three days successively : lodgings
• beini.srarie, and nor very spaciou., a tent has been
• ttintrru'e'ed on the place Verte, tinder which 300 per. t
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"Anne m4y dine.. • '
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..... . A eirestlar. addresses,be the Prefect of the Rout.
ktliin In the tila'yclis of his department, contains the
6 ITblloWing passage :• the justice of its tenour must be
generally felt ; , ~
as The t.sgetistlnn•nf 'this territory, and entire Hite.'
ration of France, ,so justly desired by a great and
eouragenes Nation, worthy of the*King who governs
he'r,loatitiOut douht , a
°legal motive for joy ; but
in manifesting their jdy,:ttie inhabitants of.your corn.
mono forest to avoid everything which may excite.
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. sits?): i..,rs, ibat they'have.nnt ekperienced and appre-
' cidletftlhosdkeotdiscipline'whlCh has been constantly
obsecerd Sap tier AiiIPQ, and the perseverance isf their
• proceedings, which has been conspicuous fitim the
illustrloris Chief who commands them down to the
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paste soldier. •
" The Army of Occupation will leave, in this de-
pertrawnt, the most honourable recollections ; let
them now depart as our guests, and let no insulting
sign of j-ty, no provocation, during the last days of.
• the occupation, intrude upon the perfect hafinoity
which has always
.sultsisted between the Allied At..
Mies and the inhabitants of our territory.
. .1, ';`,l, will 'mine thntie to be punished with the utmost
• severity, who /ball commit any excesses of the uature
alluded Jo." .
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DUTCH AND FLANDERS MAIL.
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;.4.11nt Tali FRENCII FttoNTICRS. OCT. 20.—. The
Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia are es•
pected to-morrow at Valenciennes, where the Doke
of Wellington is already arrived. The troops of the
right wing, which are to be reviewed, *mount to
55.000 men, who immediately after the review are
to begin their march in various directions. 'the
. Monarchs will afterwards go to Sedan to review the
Prussian Contingent, which, after this review, will
immediately begin its march towards Treves. A part
of the regiments composing this contingent are to re-
msio in garrison in the Prussian Rhenish provinces.
In the French fortresses which are to be given up,
they shortly expect the new French Command-
ants, and the (Akers of the artillery and the engi-
neers, who Are to receive the mulerici and the mega.
tines. As the stipulations of the Treaty of Paris,
respecting the strength of the garrisons of the French
fortresses, are now done away with, it is expected
that those garrisons, before the augmentation of the
army, will be in general considerably reinforced.
FnAl4*FOlll, OcT. 18.7--We learn that. the Diet •
Las already adopted some preliminary measures re-
specting the Military System of the German Confede-
ration,. which are sloebly important at this moment,
since the Allies, by evacuating France, glee up tho ;
fortresses which they hold nn the frontiers.
Thus it is resolved, that the important fortresses of
Luzemberg, Mentz,and Landau shall he shortlygiven
up to the Army of she Conforierstion. In gam the
south-western frontiers on the side of France, where
these is at pre:ent no fortress, it is revolted to tn. lie i

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