The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-26 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

Pots. Sin. 24.—The Duke, Duchess, and ena-
ietnoiselle d'Orleaus, yesterday visited the King and,
Niadome.
The Viscountess de Chimed.lain, and several other
tunsons, olio, of the delesus, in the affair of the
Grossersi,haskilsebottour of presenting, yesterday, in
the Gallery, a Petition futile King, which was placed
in the heeds of the Duke de Glummest, Captain of

Cie Guards, on service. •
Great preparations are making at Dieppe for the
herring fishery.
The' vintage commenced 'shout a, week since, in
the Commune's to the euvirons of Paris, and yesterf
day, in the Wpsrteseut of theSeltse et Oise. The
• piodoce is abeitlant, and the wine will be of very
sort' quality. .
Marshal the Ghent Petticoat isdangeroosly ill.
- General Cattlel and the Viscount de.Chopedeisine
ItSve heeb* tiausferted• from 'the Conciergerie to La
Yore,.
The Deportment of Foreign Affairs, doting, the
l*Sai nce of ilia! Doke of Richelieu, will be confided
. to Count crltsetirive, Councillor of State, end
thief of the Division of the Records belonging to this
• Atlmiolstiation. M. Reyna!, and the other persons
*lio accompany his Excellency to the Congress, will
set out to-morrow for Aix-la.Clispelle.
A foreign Paper has the following Article ::•1*
le The niotoy-one Swedah ships ireightedlor Alex-
entitle, in Egypt, in the course o<< 1816, and the b 9
freighted In: 1817, were in part charged for the ties
roast or•the•Pacha, who employed, by.preference,
'I • vevmhottlist nation, during the first six mouths
of that years ten Swedish and two Norwegian ships,
' pssied the Straits of-Constantinople, destined for the
Black Sea. There were fifty, both Swedish and Nwr.
in the port of Lisbon.; forty at Alicant,
foul •at Nlerseilles,• tiventiXottt Barcelona and
~htv \t Copenhagen.

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eifhoy.rtine -
The Marquis de Lan, Marshal.ile.Carep; one ot
the veterans of the French army, hi! justliiid-st the
age of 86. tinting entered very young into the ser•
vice; this warrior (ought under Marshal &tact 'at the
siege of 13ergen...p-Zoom.
Ftvrev PES.,cEN/TS.
Ex. . -74 f. 53c.. ". •
DargliftED stocK. •
Of the 99.1 MTV • Sti f. 001.
Sept. 81 f. 9u c.
?A arli,lBlll tp 9itt.
Son. -..1 from Constantinople
state, that tire ditficuitirt which stili‘isted, respecting
'some points in divcossson with ftussiajbamintest en.
tirely arrangers. •
Nu MENBERG, SEPT. 13.—The English Ansbitlitedere
Lord Stewart, has returned to Vienna, 'be dires-not
proceed to the Congress of Itiz.l4.Chapeile. •
BONN, SEPT 13.--Netberland Ministers have pro.
teeded to Ais.la•Chapelle, to disco!s with the Pros!
Mao Ministers there the points in'dispute between the.
two Powers, chiefly relating to the declamation of
frontiers. it is thought there "Mb, some exch.nges
*f territory between Prussia and the Netherfittttis. .
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.41X-Z4:GLIAPELLE, s;zrr. Is. "

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This scene of the approaching Congress Is not so
fell as might have been expected from the interest of
the spectacle which it will soon es-hibiti and the ire.
portance of the business which is about to be trans
acted in it. All the persons of distinction who mean
to come here bare houses or apartments already en•
gaged, so that there is no necessity for their presence
till the Sovereigns, the principal objects of interest,
are assembled. Their arrival, we hear, from the best
authority, will not be delayed beyond Saturday or
Sunday se'nnight, and the preparations already made,
or making, seem to couArm this account. Some of
the military force (about 600 men) which is to form
the garrison of the town during the residence of the
Allied Monarchs, is already arrived, and occupies
the caserncr, near the gate of Borset. It is to consist
of about 1600 men, a considerable portion of whom
must, for waist of room in the barracks, be quartered
on the inhabitants. Sentry•boxes are already placed be-
fore the houses of the three Allied Sovereigns. There
are none as yet before the, hotels engaged for the Mi.
Asters of the different legations. Prince Hardenberg,
who was here some time ago, is now at Coblentx, oti
the Rhine, sod will probahly wait at Cologne for the
Arrival of his Sovereign. They will proceed thence
on the 2Gth, for Aix•la•Chapelle, a day !recite the
arrival of the Emperors Alexander and Franciq, that
the King may receive, en hole, on the 27th, his Illus-
trious Guests into this imperial city of his cloud. ,
Pions. The different Ministers of the Allied Courts
will probably arrive on the same day, or very soon
alter wards. 1
The Emperor of Austria pays for apartments 101
trim-self and his suite, including Prince Nletternich,
45,000 francs. His Majesty will occupy the house
of Mr. Bramertz, a small but elegant residence in
one of the best streets of the city, towards the south-
side. The Emperor of Russia has, engaged • two
houses, one in the town (that of Madame Claus), for
which be pays 30,000 francs ; and Gee beyond the
lulls, about a mile towards Louisberg, for which he
le to pay 9,6,000 more. The suite of his `Majesty
Alexander will be more numerous than that of any
Of the other Sovereigns. The Russian Minister at
the Court of Berlin, M. Alopeus, is already here.= •
The King of Prussia has engaged a house at 18,000
franca (that of Madame OtTerman); and his Minister,
Prince Hardenberg, that of M. Bettendorff, at
:23,000. Lord Castlereagh is to occupy the hotel of
the banker Schlosser, and the Duke of Wellington
that of the Burgo.Master M. Guaita, each at a rent
of between 28 and 30,000 francs. The Duke of
Richelieu is to occupy the house of M. pomp, for
-which he pays %2,000 francs. Among the Prussian
financiers, diplomatists, aticfsnilitery *facets *ho are
-expected to arrive, are mentioned, -bender-Prieto
Itardenberg, the Councillor of State Jorclle, the
'Councillor of State Rather, who negotiated the late
loan at London, and Gen Muffling who, during the
-campaign of 1615, was attached io the staff of the
-Duke of Wellington. Nl;Gentz, so celebrated for
•he polilical writing's, will be in the suite of Prince
Metternich. The Princess of Tour and Taxis, the
-sister of the late Quiets of Prussia, has hired a house,
end will reside at Ais•la•Chapelle during Congress.
Bankers will be as necessary in a part of the en-
suing negociatious as.Ambassadore, and accordingly