The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-02-18 00:00:00

N The troops forming the garrison of Frankfort, on the 12th
isst. oweived orders to proceed to Dautzic, and are to march on
lbe let &next month. The battalion in Falda balm to march."
-.(ame rape..)

4. FRANKFORT, JAN. 12.

" The new Edict which grants the Jews established in the
dose his S *rene Highness the Gnaw MILL, the same rights
Ot aber subjects, has been received with enthusiasm by the
!wisefiles; they had previously, in fact, but a precarious exist-
ence, revocable at pleasure ; they were oppressed, compelled to
c•aaribute, suit array n ithout ceremony; their situation was
painful and humiliating. his Serene Highness the Gamin Max,
in return for so great a benefit, only requires the Jews to re-
nounce their aetu.4l may of life, occupy themselves in trades
useful to society, and attach themselves to the Government
which protects them, and the laud in which they live."—( Abel&
AI Nerd, ,lea. 24.)

" BUCHAREST, Dec. 24.
Turkish Commissioner bare arrived here, and on the 22d
instant paid their first visit to the Oatmeal in Chief, Coant Ku-
TIJSQW: M. ON IT tusitst intendsshortly to give them a grand
entertainment, after which the conferences will commence.—
The F.wrottow's birth-dry was this day celebrated by firing 101
guns, and keeping a solemn TO Deane. BETZADI MOUIIOIIA6
repaired in grand gala to the General in Chief, to make his com-
pliments on behalf of the Turkish Ministry. The command of
the main body of the army Is entrusted to General Coital Law-
ce*ow. The tit tikm Vs/Jett was still remaining at Schumla.
The Russian troops bad gone into winter quarters."—(Gottess-
burgh A liehaudn, Feb. 4.)

" NA PI.F.S, Dec. 4g.
S On the 17th of this month there was a violent storm along
the coast of tlik kingdom, which soak seven vessels laden with
grain, that were in the harbour of Barletta and Biweglia, and
greatly damaged several others. It appears that the English
have lost several ships; for on the following days the
sea threw upon the coast masts, sod a variety of fragments.
The conveyance of timber for the service of the marine, from
the province of Abrams, Over the Appennines, to Naples and,
t7astlessare, was at first considered as impracticable, on account
of the difficulties •of the way, and the prodigious expense, bat
the event has proved the contrary.: all obstacles are now eve,
titely • surmounted, and considerable quantities are conveyed.
The largest oaks are carried over steep mountains; and so many
have already arrived Mere and at Castelmare, as will enable u.s
to double the somber of ships now building. A new dock will
be formed at Castelmare, of sufficient dimensions to lay down in
it three ships of the line."—(forrnot of lie lioaLlts of Ms
Elbe, Jan. 49.)

As the PRINCE REGE:rr assumed the full unre-
stricted Sovereign Powers of the British Empire this
day, the public will not be long in doubt as to those
men to whom his Royal Highness means in future too
commit the safety of the State. The Morning
Chronicle of this day states—" Rumour says, that
on Saturday Mr. PERCEVAL sent out a circular lettett
to the purport that he had received the PRINCE Rs-
GENT'S commands to form an Administration. This
letter was sent round to all the Members of the
Cabinet, and among others to the Marquis Was..
LULEY. In consequence of this we learn, that Lord
Wuct.cu.sy had au audience of the Putrict Rs-.
GMT, at Carlton House, on Solidity, and tendered his
Royal Highness the seals of his oflioe—qt which,'
when the Pewee oaprellssi thi ?Mk

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