The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-11-06 00:00:00

titan not fail to ors our urgent enrlsivolir with the British Go-
verniz.mit to satisfy, without delay, those that may be judged,
without this 11.14 any connexion with Cie private property of
the British that was s,.e,iirstrated ; and, in reliance on the
friondly disposition of that Passel, s.e gisarartee that any just
satwf.rtion shall be given ou their claims.
3:11. The tiGLirs oi. the Neutral Commission, as well at St.
Petrrdot rgh as at the sundry ports which are not yet decided by
the Commission, or are in superior Courts for investigation, to
be left for ever w Wino any farther proceedings. The hirrids-•
given by the receiser of the cargoes, an.l the guarantees and .se-
mail les gives to produce certificates of the cargoes and ships be-
ing neutral property, as also the ciagoes sequestrated, until a
tinvl dlscidon is loads-, are to lie retaiised ; to which henceforth
wa claims are to be made by tioverunient.
" 6th. tiereaftsTall tqc affairs of the Liquidation and Neu-
tral Commissions hre to he delivered into the Archive of the
TeMporary bepartmeist of the College of Commerce, and there
to be cleared.

" St. Peteriburgh; Sept. 15, ISI4. •
(Tbe original bigned by his Imperial 11ajesty's ow•n hand)
• " AIXXANIWIt.
(Right)—" Y. DRUEIIININ, Actual Councillor of State."

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rtunAr, NovEmßtu 6, !Sit.

We last ni4ht mcn:;oned, in a Second Edition, the
aerie tl cf French I'ape;s to the 30th ult. and have
f.his day given several extracts from them, which co;1-
tniJ notli,!;; of importance from Rus.,::la, and are
sileai upon the 7.-.)nl-teri compiracy and cornmo:;,ffli
in Paris. We have alre..dy assignc..d our reasons for
discrediCeg the rumours of any disturbances in the
Fr‘nch cal,ital to the extent with which they have
X:een magnified by the Co/trier and other Ali-
Journals, notwithstanding they inform
u; 1)1:It Lord C.asTr.racxdri has taken up his
iesidence at. Dover Castltl, with a view to r..ceive
early dispatches Morn France, that our Ministers
tniOit avail themselves of any sudden change in the
ailairs of that country. In addition to the importance
of the Noble Lord's residence at Dover, it is further
stated that Louis XVIII. has had an aml;once with
the PRINCE RECENT, which, it i 3 conjectured, re-
lated to the conspiracy, andf that meas:,..es were to
he immediately taken for the restoration of the
BucitsoN3. We are not disposed to libel the cha-
racter of the Pitisce, by giving countenance to any
such idle reports, and are persuaded they will turn
out to be a mere fabrication.

A Gottenborgh Mail arrived last night, as will be
ce0:1 in a preceding column; we have also received
some furtLer extracts this morning, which are as fol-
low :---

Alusictr, Ocr. 4—The Emperor of the FRENCH,
o hearin....: of the battles of the 17th and I:ith Au•
g a;:d of General Denot being wounded, atl-
- the fi:llo,•,'ia; letter to him:—

" Genvial of Division, Count Drum, I write you
letter to express my critire satiitaction at your
di,tinguisheti conduet in the battle of l'olotA, and
my regret at your heing wounded. I %%ish myself to
y.ra that 1 have named you a Count of the
Empire, aht: thAt I have granted you a pension of
3,.;oo.francs, transmissabie to four children.

" As I ish to CVSIIN this comfort of your family
.end you a (ferrets, which gives a pension of COOO
franks to the C)untess Duzot. The present having
no other purpose, 1 prey Goo to keep yon, General
Count D4uot, in his hcly keeping.

" NAPOLEON.."

•' Done at Mo•Lowa, the '27lh Aunst."
BERLIN, OCT. IJ,—Our Gazelle contains the

fidlowing:—
" ills Excellency the Marshal Duke of T.t-
-rtcyrt.;)l, arrived on the .ith instant at Itauske,lwith a
part a thk; hoops under his orders.—Since the last
battle, of ‘r:.ich we have giFeti the Official Report,
;;.e Russian troops have maintained the same posi •
/fiat'. The Russians have not attempted any attack."

A large packet of French Papers was received
th'i forenoon at the Foreign Office; but they are
wholly destitute of hOprest.

Government hare received some unofficial comma.
mentions from the Peninsula, which are said to
wing accounts from 143111 WELLINGTON'S Army to
the 29th ult. At that time, Burgos still held out ;
nor was Its fall, which was then hourly looked far,
ex;:?cled to be accomplished without a farther coasi.
tle,ab:e loss of valuable lives.

The pro,spi:t distressed situation of the country,
with tip: hopeless prospect of any immediate change
!al:jug place that may temd to alleviate, or effordeven
a temporary relief to the sutferine merchants, ma-
nufacturers, and a: titans, appears to he treated by
our Government pith ►he most unfeeling indif-
ference Omni though it appears impossible that the
people can long subsist under the accumulating mi.
pry which the present system is calculated to pro-
duce, yet Ministers continue in the same track, di-
viding the loaves and fishes among the hardened and
VlVYMPathisiag part of mankind, while the cries of
OP Meet grAllifig Pude; the weight of toxatioo

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