The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-09-08 00:00:00

Luisfoc, AUG. 29.--sToi4a;
the Russians bagnn to emllirk
will bt all on Itoard in twoiAtar
been eirin.on board the AAm'il

vemunde, to which the inhabitants of Lubeck and
strangers of distinction were invited.

finurowica, AUG. 27.—The day after to.morrow
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales will set out,
by the way of Wordheim and Cassels on her journey
to Italy.
WARSAW, AUG. 22.—Prince Adam Czartoriski,
formerly Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, is ar-
rived here from London.

On the 13th instant, the body of Prince Ponia-
towski was deposited, with all due ceremony, in the
chapel at Lowicz, twelve German miles from this
city. Lowicz formerly belonged to Marshal Da-
voust, but has been long since confiscated, with all
the estates attached to it.

The Russian Supreme Council here has ordered
the Prefect to prepare a proper quantity of forage
for the horses belonging to the travelling equipages
of his Majesty the Emperor and Prince Constantine,
for which a sum of 60,000 florins is appointed from
the Russian Treasury. The Palace of Prince Po.
niatowski is putting in order for the reception of the
Grand Duke. It k not yet known whether, General
Kosciusko will return to his country.

Sr. rETERSBURGH, AUG. 14.—0 n the day before
yesterday, the Imperial Foot Guards made their
solemn entry through the newly-erected triumphant
gate. The Emperor, with the Grand Dukes Mi-
chael and Nicolas, rode to meet them; in the evening
the city was finely illuminated.
The Empress-Mother gave, on the 10th, a splen-
did fate at Pawlosk, to celebrate the return of the
Emperor. Under a triumphant arch hung crowns of
oak, olive, and laurel.. The Empress took the laurel
crown.encl placed it on the head of her august son.
The brilliant fire-works concluded with a display of
12,000 rackets:•
Auci..lB.—The Privy Councillor Count Nessel-
iode,his received the Portfenille of the Foreign De-
partment. Ijis Majesty has written a most flattering
letter to Count Romanzoff, granting his rep* to
retire on account Of his' health.

Faom SAXONY, AUG. 28.—Under this head is a
'very long article, respecting the repOrts concerning the
sentiments and. political conduct of the ' King of i
Saxony. The writer declares, that the:Saxelits'4.-
spise all such ill-founded reports which the bieisings ,
of the King's Government, and the love of hitt Ob.d
jects fully contradict ; but that it is impossible %pass
over in silence an article in the Rhenish 111+4,
which is evidently dictated by dark maliciOand
shameless calumny, in order to give the Saxons a false
idea of their Sovereign. This is the article which de-
clares that the. King betrayed to Bonaparte the plan
Communicated to him in confidence by Austrip, and ,
that.he was promised, for this treachery, the Merck of
gritedes_thurg and • part of Bohemia. The writer
&dives die whole story to be a scandalous fabrica.

tion. ••
Nilpo!eon has chosen for his arms a bee isi4
slieping eagle. •
Exchange in London, 30, 10.
LusEcw, AUG. 29.—A Danish Courier has passed
through here to Copenhagen, with the Treaty of
Peace between Prussia and Denmark, signed at Ber-
lin on the 25th,
,by Prince Hardenberg for Prussia,
and Count Hardenberg lieventlow for Denmark.

In the absence of official information on the sub-.
ject of the negociations at Ghent, it is not perhaps
to be wondered at, that the most contradictory state.
meats should be circulated. 2ne of these, we think,
needs ohly he mentioned, to 2lraw upon the authors
of it no small portion of ridicule. It is stated, that
the negociators had been quarrelling in a manner
very unlike the Representatives of great nations, and
that the business they had been deputed to settle,
had been suspended from the 25th of August to the •
3d Sept., to give place to mutual interchanges of apo-
logies for their irritability. Another account
adds, that subsequent to the 27th ult., written
proposals have been transmitted, through the
medium of the British Commissioners, to this Go-
vernment from the American Plenipotentiaries, and
which were enclosed in the dispatches that were
received on Monday, and on which Ministera..on
yx
the same day deliberated. These proposals welevan
endeavour, on the part of the Republican Agents to
renew the suspended Negociation, and that they con-
tain an accommodating offer, but coupled with the in-
Idispensible condition, that an armistice, both by an
and land, should be conceded. To this condition, it
is asserted, that the Cabinet would not assent, and
in that situation of things it is supposed that the
I attempt to prevent the rupture had been ineffectual,
land that the proceedings at Ghent are in consequence
I wholly discontinued. We repeat, that these are
unauthenticited statements, which should be received
with a Propprtionate degree of caution.

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VON WICHMAN, in his picture of the Russian Mo-
narchy„ states its size in relation' to other countries as
follows :—Russia is 28 times larger than France, 29
times larger than Austria, 38 times larger than Swe-
den, 82 times larger than the Rhenish Confederation,
5 times larger than the TorkiihEimpire, 4 times larger
than China, 7 times larger than.Persial and 39 times
larger than Japan. . .

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