The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-12 00:00:00

GiiMAN

PARts, Fes. 28. -4to Einperor N spuleon has
decreed, that the.tdiet of .f.o
--Isis* XI:. respecting
the declaration made by the Clergy of France, is.
04 the 2.3(1 March, 1682, is to constitute the
general law of his Empire. And he has ereorded
the following qucstions to be proposed oe
free: h Bishops assembled at Paris by his order.
flas the Emperor or his Nllnisters in any degree in-
tim..ea the Concordat
A. The Concordat has uniformly been observed by his
Moiety and his Ministers:
11-.1124 die condition of the Clergy ,of France in general
been improved or rendered worse bitICC tile Concordat has
hen in force ?
4. Ever has his Mait,tv conked himself to the rigorous
eseroti.in of the Concordat, that memorable transaction to
who we owe the lihsirts and the pul:nrity of the Catholic
would he the gre4test beoefit which the Emperot,
oink: pare ousted in the ckro and t;se people of his En.
pirr.
The 3foniteur, of the 3d March, contains a
bog artitie from Petersburgh, detailing the new
otonigition of the Council and State of
.itussia.
Cesar., Fan. 2a.--The King or Westphalia,
bra decree of d:e IGth inst. has suppreefed the
infer of Malta of St. Julio'. Of Jernsalem.
Fts. !I.—The real cause of the hem.
hiriment of the town of Reggio is now asc,•rtain.
el to be hacania a merchant vessel, in which Sir
j. Stuart had an interest, was taken in the pre-
tence of an English' frigate, and carried into that
putt. •
I"ENIGTX, JAS. 13...-It ig Confirmed that in the
bulk of Silistria there was in the Turkish. army a
caps of 2000 E„Abbh cattle from Malta, and
that many of their Officers directed their ma.
Dent res.
Waltman-, Felt 12.—W0 learn from Old Gal.
roe, that the Commander in Chief, Prince GaInt-
::11, lied of an apoplectic tit the latter end of last

BADS OT Stir ELBE, Pre. 23.—A division of
dis French army of Germany is expected every
;lament to occupy H4mburgh and its depeuden.
ls, for the purpose of preventing every possi.
Melly of the merchants trading i t English, or, per-
mit, even any other colonial produce. The line
Of the French customs at Haniburgli, Bremen, and
Lubeck, is also to bo tripled.
A French deceits, or or4r, is said to have er-
r:red, or is on thet way, according to which no
ruhatial praucc.whatever, a ',ether American or
is to pass the French line of Custom.
Officer; at Hambiirgli coming from Altona
aaily rut of the Danish territory, The shores
et' the G:•rman Ocean are be some acconuts to be
!;•.:,1,!.(1 by an army of 00,600 Frenchmen, in
' order to pri•vcat ail trade. The HAniburgh
r3;.:1,S %%Ito trade to America, and had consign.
math• rill Tonningen, and other
ports in the Danish Duchies, are under great ap.
iNtivii;iions that the Fret; el) should miter Holstein
whirr Some ptctenee or other, and seize the great
qmoily of American products hoarded up there.
The ()ankh troops a kw days ago began to
form a iinnierues curiloo of troops from the mouth
of tlie !liver Elbe, as fir as hurl, avith what dc.
is nut known. The fortresses along that
cordon have also &ern put in a respectoble state
of defence, and supplied with a numerous oral:.
Lady 01'1 Morning -the French Minister at Ham-
borgh received adilre from Hanover, that the in.
corporation of that Electorate with • Westphalia
hs hero suddenly put oil, in consequence of
Gas arrival of coitrieri from Paris and Ca see.
.The Peputatien or the States ordered to Casavl
rectehmend the celled Electorate to the mercy
aid favour of it's new Master, received orders to
learn to Hanover. It is now said that Bonaparte
ilia sent a letter, in his own hand-writing, by his
Moshe' of the Ptlace, Duroc, to his Britahnic Ma.
*Sys to ifilikO some final proposals before this •
derisive measure shall be taken with regatd to his
Majesty's German &minim's.

AIMERWAN PAPERS.

Nrx-Yotta, Jam. 27. betters from ilirdthilig.
tea, dated au Monday, Inform us that Mr. Ms.
tou's Bill was under conSideration that day; and
that Mr. Munrford moved its postponement until
1%c1,1 of February, which, after much debate, was
^TativA at three o'clock ; and at ha past four
he 'loose adjourned without taking the final
ignition. Mr. Gardener, we understand, made A
speech iu fsvour of the Bill. A Bill has been
Pissed by the Senate, authorising the fitting out,
Awing, and manning the public vessels of thy
United States. •
New.Yoita, :JAM. 29..-011 the 25th, in the
id.tse of kepresentatives, Maems's Hill was 0r-
1n.,1 to be engrossed for a third reading, by a
v!rnity or 17 votes:
NEw-Itotaa, JA V. 25.--Toe super tor tau-sailing
frig Sylph, Uauicl, 110 days from Canton, with
teat, silks, nankeens, to Captain Whelfru OW-
tAger), and J. J.. Astor, left, September 30.
..51ilie sad of Company's ships, a sixty4uUr a fri.
rl!e, and a gun.brir,,, were at Chu rnpee_,_ detained by
the Chinese until permitted by the Court of Pe-
.1,111 to proceed to Whampoa. This Wise in
'lmequence of the misunderstanding of the pre.
v'liqg year. 'rho Sylph was hoarded by the St.
Albli,a) a 61, and treated politely. The La-
drones, dissatisfied with the Chinese government,
Ire increasing in power, and daily making excur-
'lo3s np the rivers, plundering, burning villages,
massacreing the inhabitants. Their force by
146 horn 900 to 1000 Junks, from 3 to 2R gips,
, perfectly manned, and they arc amply supplied
"llhir abettors in the maritime provinces.

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LONDON:
MONDAY, 31 A NCI! 1810.

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