The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-01 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.

compromise. But we pause here, because we intend ,
to return to this important subject, persuaded that
the more confidence the Government shall display in
the nation, so* happy in now possessing her
legiti-
mate King, the more it will r..ceise in return. Gra-
titude for the benefits of the Monarch will grow in
our hearts in proportion as we apliear to he con-
sidered worthy of those benefits.—(hurnal des
Debuts.)
At a moment when so much •is said of the family
of Bonaparte, it is rigor to do justice to one of its
members, M. Louis. Ile was King of Holland, and
lost his throne because his brother was dissatisfied at
his not executing his orders for. enforcing what he
1:alled his Continental System—a scheme at once bar-
barous and ridiculous,. which did infinite mischief to
the countries. ender the domination of Napoleon.—
He retired, offer Ms abdication, to Gratz, in Styria,
Which he left in 1813, on thb declaration of war by '
Austria against Prance, although the Vienne Papers
gave assurances that lie mi.ght remain unmolested at
his little estate near Gratz, as his conduct towards all
the world hail been prudent and moderate. Louis
went then to Home; and did not return to Paris in
1815, althoegh his brother named him of the Cham-
her of Peers ns a Pointe of the Blood. Louis Bona-
parte may return without apprehension to Austria,
where he may be assured of being well received by
all classes.

The following is a letter from Dijon, August 24:
-`" Yesterday morning, August 23, the Hereditary
Prince of Austria,. the Archduke Louis, and the
Princess of Saxony, set out from this. They go to
aisle, from that they purpose going to Paris, and
thence will return here with the Allied Sovereigns
toil Princes. A camp of more than 100,000 Aus-
trian troops will be formed, to execute some grand
manceavres before the Emperors and Princes. This
camp will, it is said, occupy the plain between Gostfls
and 11 ira beau."

The following hove been elected Mernbers'ef the
Chamber of Dvputieo, by the deportment of the Orne
—Lieut..General Ernouf, Lieut.-General the Prince
de Broglio, Viscount de Puisaye, Count trOrglande,
Delautlayde Cnnterne.
THOULOUSE, Aug. 2 I .—Marechal4le- Camp Romel
died on the evening of the 17th, of the wounds he
had received two days before in the riot, which oc-
curred in the Place des Carmel. On Friday, the
18th, the General's body was interred with every
honour suitable to his *rank. A numerous body of
the Clergy, the City Guard, and the other military
corps then in Thoulnuse, formed the funeral pomp.
An immense crowd, collecting from all quarters d
the town, increased the procession. and accompanied
it to the grave. On their return every one spoke of
the unhappy circumstances of AA event, as 'strolls,.
dinary as 'unforeseen, in a city where so profound -a
calm previously reigned, and where the public tran.
quillity had not been disturbed for a single moment
since the day of our deliverance.
Count Uicard published yesterday the following
• t)tt DER E DAY.

" The Uoutenarit-Getteral commanding the 10th
dirkion, has seen, with astonishment, that some mi.
liter) persons do not wear the white cockade: 'l'hia
testifies their discontent. Persuaded, however, that
it proceeds rather from negligence than a bad tlispos
sititni, he confines himself to ordering all soldiers to
decorate themselves with the white cockade : the
Chiefs of Corps Are personally responsible for this
measure.

(Siened) Cyan, RTCARP.
Lirutens ii-G, neva enmnsiousihig the 10th M iliinry Dl-
vi!.•
The Chevalier il'Apigimo hits Resumed some days
since the command of the place.

Bes.t NcoN, AUG. 23.—The blockade of the
town of Besancon not permitting the Electoral Col-
lege of the department to meet there, the Prefect, by
virtue of a Royal Ordinance of the 13th of July, has
aplu it to meet at Otnarts.
BALE, Auc. 17.—The number of cannon al-
ready arrived at Basle is estimated at ninety, among
which is remarked a mortar, that throws homhs of
160 pounds. His Imperial Highness the Archduke
Ferdinand arrived here this morning.
ZURICH, Auc. 19.—The Diet has determined on
the answers to he made to the notes seta from Berne,
the 2d of August, by the Minister of France. The
'twiner to that which requires the departure of the
Swiss troops from the country of GPI will be, that
the occupation of the country having taken place on
the request of the Austrian Generals, the evacuation
must be effected in concert with them; and, more-
over, that these troops are too inconsiderable 'to be
a burden to the country.
As to the whet- note containing complaints on the
eacesses committed in the department of Doubs, the
Diet ens% ers that it has ordered an examination into
the facts stated in the Note; and respecting the other
general and vague complaints, in which there is, un-
doubtedly, much exaggeration, it observes, that some
disorders, inevitable when troops are assembled its a
foreign country, may have taken place in the first
moment of a precipitate entrance, but that they haver
never since been repeated.

Fine ARTS.—Among the first class of English line
Prints, and one of the best Landscape Engravings
since the days of WooLt.r.vr, is a recently published
View of Windsor from the Forest, dedicated with
permission to the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, from a Paint-
ing by Witictms, by the hand Of MILTON, the
Engraver of the celebrated Views in Ireland : the
site of the Print is 18 inches and-a-half by 14. inches
and-a-half ; price one guinea, Proofs two guineas.—
Though a very numerous subscription has given it an
extensive circulation, yet the Regraters of the works
of merit, denominated Print-sellers, have prevented
this admirable performance from appearing gene.
rally before the Public, by requiring from the Pro-
prietor a sacrifice of 35 per Cent. discount, 14 prints
to the dozen, to take the articles on sale or return,
and to have one or two years credit; amateurs there-
fore who may be desirous to enrich their collections
by possessing this valuable graphic production, can
be supplied only by the Publisher, at No. 5, Chap.
man-street, Back-road, Islington ; or his Agents,
Messrs. CUTTER and Bitowst, No. 22, Warwick.
street, Golden-square; where the Engraving may be

seen.
ilmurttocomEw FAIR.—To-morrow, et twelve
o'clock, the Lord Mayor will proclaim tiadh4lomew
Eds..

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