The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-28 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.

Parris, Stn.. 23.—Yesterday, before 'Mass, Goo.
the 13.'0n de Vincent, the Austrian Minister Pleni•

potenti.iry, had the honour of delivering to his Ma-
jesty, at a private audience. a letter from his Save:

reigu. After. Mass, the Foreign Ambassadors sod
Ministers paid. their respects to the King and Royal
Family.
Gen.Jomini, one of the Emperor of Russia's Aids-
de-Camp, who has resided in Paris for some time
past, has recently set off for Aix-la-Chapelle.
The affecting funeral ceremony of the respectable
Abbe Gaultier took place yesterday. The deceased
wee nue of the Founders and Vire-President of
' the Society of Education in Paris. Several Mem.
bers and Patrons of this Institution, and
the children of the different Primary Schools, at-
tended the body in procession, first to the church of
St. Thomas d'Aquin, and afterwards to the burial-
ground of Pert. Is Chaise, where were deposited the
revered remains of this sincere friend to youth and
Iturnsnit~, regretted by all good people.
The Duke of Richelieu arrived at Cambray at five
o'clock on the evening of the 191 h. His Excellency
occupies the house in which his Majesty condescended
to reside in 1815.
His Majesty, who for a few days has felt a slight
attack of the gout, did not go out yesterday. The
Diplomatic Body had the honour of being presented
to hint.
Madame the Duchess Dowager of Brunswick Lau-
enhourg Berern, mother.io-law to his Excellency
Count de Cages, arrived at Brussels with her suite on
the 20th inst., on her return to Copenhagen from
Paris.
FRENCII FUNDS, SEPT. 22.—Fite per Centt. 75. f.
10c Bank '.took, 1630 f.
Panes, gen 24 —ll, Majesty has experienced
some attacks of the ,taut ; but there is nothing
alarming in the state of his indisposition, as he was
Ole to pre-ide to yesterday and the day before in
the Council of Ministers. The Council of yester.
day 14,ied from one o'clock to half-past four.
Mademoiselle d'Orleans has added to the number
of her good works. the establishment of a scboot of
mutual inqtructinn ; and the Prefect lent his aid, by
placing s•iitable accommodation for the school at the
slispo.4l of tile Prtocess, who takes upon herself all
the other expellees. In this school 100 girls are in-
structed. The prizes were distributed on Tuesday
last, when it was found that their progress had beet]
most wig/Actor) though the establishment has only
esiated a few months.

M. de Raynevai, Director of the Chancelleries in
the &part :riPtit of Foreign Affair., and M Bourjot,
Chid of Division, left town yesterday for Aux-ta-
2Chapetip, at coniploied by five under-secretaries of
Jew same department.

An unfortunate event took place yesterday, near
the arch Marion, between the Pont-Neuf and the Pont.
sus.Chinge, in consequence of some boats belonging
to laundrecses, the fastening of which had been ne.
• glected, being suddenly set ad .at. Whets the women
found themselves unexpectedly carried into the mid-
dle of the river, they expected that the boats would
be driven against the Pont-Neuf to avoid that dan-
ger they all leaped out, and had nearly all been lost.
however, one only was drowned ; the rest being
saved with great difficulty.

It is expected that 'lie Duke of Richelieu will be
itit Aix-la-Chapelle on the t6th. The Duke of
Wellington will arrive there shout the same period,
and the conferences will commence in the beginning
of October.

la is said that immediately after the departure of
dna' foreign troops, the let and 4th regiments of the
Royal Guurds will alone perform all the duty of
Puts, and that the departmental legions, which now
form the garrison of this city, are to be employed in
the service of the frontier places, which will be de-
livered up to us.

Letters from Vienna state, that the Emperor will
probably have an interview with the King of Bavaria
at Ratishon. It was also reported that he intended
to go to Hesse, but it is now known that he will not
pass through the Hessian territory.
Prince Charles, the third son of the King of Prus-
sia, will accompany his father to Aiz-la-Chapelle.
Five per Cents. 74 f 75 c.-134nk Actions, 1630 f.
BERLIN, Ssrr. 10.—It is said that General the
Baron de Krusemark, our Minister at Vienna, is to
proceed in that capacity to London ; and that M. de
• I3ulow, Minister of Finance, will succeed him at
Vienna.

We learn from Carlsbad, that Prince Blucher is
entirely recovered. lie will be present to assist at
the manoeuvres of the troops in the neighbourhood of
this city, during the stay of the Emperor of Russia ;
33,000 men will be assembled under arms.
An Adjutant of the Duke of Wellington arrived
bete yesterday.
We can now announce with certainty the period of
the mini of the Soveregns. The Emperor of Austria
will be on the 23d at Mentz, and will proceed direct
to Bonn or Cologne by water. The King of Prussia
will arrive the 35th at Coblentz, and on the ?6th in
this city. The Emperor Alezander will arrive the
7th at Coblentz, and make his entry here the neat
day) the 28th.

FLANDERS MAIL.

1311USIELS, SEPT. 22.—The Duke of Wellington
arrived yesterday in this city with his suite, going to
Aix-la-Chapell. His Grace put up at the Hotel-ta..
Belle. Vice-Admiral Sir Graham Moore, with his
family and suite, hare arrived from Antwerp. It is
asserted that BAron Humboldt (Alexander), Corre-
spondent of the Institute of France, and who is go-
ing to Aix-la-Chapelle, will be consulted on the af-
fairs of South America, with which part of the world
he is particularly acquainted, as is proved by his ex-
cellent Work on that country, the publication of
which is still proceeding at Paris.
Alt-LA-CHAPELLE, SEPT. 20.—Among the nu- ,
merous strangers, whom we see arrive here daily,
there are several men of letters, who are commis-
sioned to give information of all that passes here to
the most celebrated Journals and periodical publica-
tions. Prince Harsienberg is expected here on the
26th of this month. Ha will be preceded by the
Minister of State, Patron Altenstien.—The presence
of the King of Prussia and several of his Miuisths,