The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-08-09 00:00:00

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PsAcne, JuLs 14,—ohs opening of the Congress
appears ant to be far distatst. The. Privy Cessna.
ter Von Amstettin arrived here taready en the 11th
inst. on the part Of the Russian Cosset, and has en.
tered on a part of the premises allotted for the Rua.
sign embassy; the Count Von Nesseirode, who is
said to be appointed as the principal Russian Idiots.
ter to the Congress, is expected very. shortly.
M. Von llomborg, hitherto Bastian Ambassador
at Vienna, arrived bete at the some time, as Pleni.
potentiary on the part of the Russian Court. The
Count de Narbonne, French Envoy at Vienna, has
likewise been hen. some days; but as yet he has not"
notified his character as Plenipotentiary to the Con-.
gre,,, nor has he taken the dwelling prepared 'for'
that Legation. It is still rumoured, that the Duke of
Vicenza is intended to fill that post, although this is.l
not yet known hire with certainty. •
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As yet we heat net/ling of the arrival of an Eng.'
fish Plenipotentiary to the Congress, but, in the
meanwhile. Mr. Addington (nephew to Lord Sid.,
mouth) resides here in the country, without any
public character, and we still entertain strong hopes
that England will take a part in the negogietions.
1114 M jesty wns yesterday at Prague fours short•
time, gave some audiences, and towards treeing re.
ti.roed back to Brandeis. Count Von Metternich
has, in the interim, taken the house appoistod• for
him, in a hieh preparations are making for l residuum
of some continuance) and for the receptiett et meg.
t t; geests.

FRiM Tllt BOIFDERS OP BOHEMIA, JULT 11.--
Whikt every preparation (,'making at Prague, and
«NW (planers are already bespoken he the ancient
crpital cf Bohemia for the PlenipotentlarTes, every
thing is in warlike motion, botb in the kingd•il of
and in the hereditary States. We are as.'
mired that since the Ist July 15Q,00MhitbassWittliy
accoutred, have been placed on the war establiebenot.
The patent, by which the militia are allied nen es.

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mined unusually long in the printing once, bet was
1 at length very much hastened, at was likewise the
near Con%cription Law, according to which, only the
, , higher class of nobility are free from the conscription.
To each regiment of the line in future are to be
added two battalions of militia (in the whole about
70,000 men), who are. to be dressed perfectly like
I s their regiments, in coats and rebate. Every one
who hitherto belonged to the cavalry,
,and received
his discharge, is called upon to enter again, and &tin
a choice body of mounted militia, which is to be
formed in great haste. All the reports 6f a personal
meeting between our. Emperor and the Emperor of
, Hustia and the King of Prussia, are without any
foundation. The Emperor Alexander merely had a
meeting with the Arch-Duchesses Maria and Cattle.:
. rine, at Opotschna, who came there from Prague,
and as well as the Emperor himself, were there en.
tettained in the most superb manner, by order of
:our Emperor. At Ratcbaschutz, a Bohemian estate
I 1 : belonging to the Duchess of Sagan, a dinner table
had been laid for the Emperor Alexander by himself,
- but he requested to dine with the rest of the
;; company then at the place, and accordingly had
• Count Von Metternicb, Baron Von Humboldt, the
Chevalier Von Geutz, and several other personages,
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• .1 at labia.
All the endeavours of the Austrian Government
hare hitherto undeniably been made for the pre.
j . serration of the strictest neutrality; and for that