The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-24 00:00:00

they begin to alter the opinion that MURAT would
be at once cotupered. Neverthelegs a Treaty has
certainly beets concluded betweee Austria and the
king of Sicily.

The Congress is 4611 setting, and no appearances
of the departure of the Sovereigns at present exist.

FRENCH rU4DS.
5 per Cents. 58 f.— Bank Bond. 830 f.

Frankfort Papers to the 18th also arrived at a tate
hour this forenoon.

Arcanum from Vienna, of the 7th, confirm the
statement in the French rapers that the Congress is'
still sitting in a state of irresolution. The density,*
of the Sovereigns depends on some circsimstancre
over which they seem to have bet little contrn.4.—
" AGEEmirs waits until he hears of the lumttug
of kit guards in Pomerania. They left Petershuro
at the beginning of April." And where goes he
after thee shall arrive ? We were told some time
ago, that the guards who hail set out from peters.
borgh were to convey their FairEnott hack to that
city. Pomerania too—landing in P. ineesnis_the
Crown Prince of SWEDEN is not looking very
well pleased in that direction.—The Ger.
man Papers still assure us of the personal friend.
ship of the Sovereigns,. Ttai4r friendship is of
the true German cast, and is ditseakbed in the true
German style. An instance wilt serve twaliore what
dependence can he placed en its sincerity :
" The day before yesterday (Ascension Day), the
anniversary of the bombardment of Vienna by the
French in 18Q9 (an ominous recollection), the two
Emperors were frequently seen together at the pa_
lace-windows, which were open. A LEXANDIR seem-
ed to converse with FRANCIS with great warmth,
When the latter suddenly embraced him, and thus
again announced to the people their intimate union."
64 Good news (continues the illlgemeine Zeitung
of the 13th inst.) are said to be come from Switeer.
iand ; most of the Cantons wish to co-operate with
vigour against the French ; there is however a large
party that wishes for ital.' rality, but It will hardly
gain its object."
The Vienna accounts farther add, that Prince
LEOPOLD of Sicily, son of King FERDINAND, is gene
to Italy, taking with him a Declaration of the Con.
grass respecting the re-establishment of the House' of
&mnon on the Throne of Naples. This Prince
is said to have been paying much coed WOO Ileum
of Austria, and to base gained favour in her eyes.

A curious document, for which we have not mint,
is given in these German Journals, purporting to be,
as it perhaps is, the ansner of Marshal MARMON/
(Duke of Itagusn) to proposal: said to have been
made to him by M. DE Caur.tmcoutrr Oahe of
Vicenza), in the name of BuNAPALITE.-These
proposals, he gives us to understand, invited
him to return to France; but this. guilty:! Marshal
and true patriot, as he seems inclined to deno-
minate himself, spurns at the idea of again hoist.
ing any other standard than that of the Bove.
soars—at the mention of his former leader, who
raised him from the ranks, he is

---- Raging, IremAllos, f-in.trqc
Pwors4ed below! Mt./este gayer retatiaCt •
and abuses, with the customary terms of the Ghent
school, NAPOLEON, CAUI.AINCoURT, end all who
adhere to him. The oath," he saps, 64 which li
have taken to my King, .till be sealed in a few days
with the blood of the traitors; my own arm ( lkar
him ! ) shall soon carry. the standard of the My even
to the capital!"
Italian Gazelles, containing Fi,dcl•Marshal lltay.
cat's official accounts of the engagements with
MURAT, with the particulars of w hid) we have 'hea-
dy been made acquainted, have been received, hut ws
we cannot make room for them.
The subject of the war with the present Gaiern•
ment of France was discussed in the Hattie of herds
last night, and much opposition made to the project*
of Ministers; bat the House of Commons presented
a total blank, for the reason, or some more operatiae.
one, assigned in our Report.
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The first stone of the Southwark Bridge was ye-
ferday laid by Admiral Lord Ykount KEITH, K. B.
attended by Sir Joiur JACKSON, Bart. 114.,P. Chair-
min, and the rest of the Committee of Managemeat.
The stone was laid precisely at 12 o'clock ; the cow
pony afterwards repaired to the temporary bridge,
erected on the works, where was a cold collation.
CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 24.—Very little business
done to-day, and prices the same as Monthly.
• The price of Bread remains the same this week.
Yesterday morning, between four and five o'clock,
a most alarming fire broke oat at Mr. Dunkin s, a
tallow-t,w'ter, Aldersitte-street, whose premises
were entirely consumed, with nearly the whole of
Mr. Cockerton's, the adjoining house. So rapid's
was the progress of the flames, that a considerable
degree of alarm was excited, as they communicated
Ito the buildings situated in Sinktesbery•phlees part
of which were also damaged. happily we find that
no lives were lost.
This morning, about one n'cinek, a fire hroke net is Ike'
1 works of tie Cots Gomptuly, in Dor3et stied. which ecrl°°"'
!ed tench alarm in that neighbourlio.cl„ After destroying Wl'
1 of the pr. mi•es and a printing oilier adjoining, the Acts! well I
IRINDIed R ithoul harlot done further no- ref.
1 MURDER OF MR. MA RR AND FA it i iir„-.:The follow*
i a letter Rote Portsmouth, dated the yui 1.... I-- t rooms,
beard n 4:reiterant., of his Majestv'sehip Sparsest ll•let 'ki:
few days bark, is it loan on hoard that bliiii am going I° ",,,„
Pmniobed for i.lealing a Si. note from one of Ins ship-mato, Im"
. declared he cos the perm a lio rnteroeted hiss. MSU SO
child, and that he ltd never had now race in his toned eine, I
that their was a gang enrirr, oed , le, he and the pyalef Of
of them t.fierwards went to the LAst to ties; ;hal the rile soli
for East lodia soldier=, and ill it he went halt the NiieS. t"
lits being staled to him, that if his statement *a. turret',
/11"! ,lie given up to the civil µowl., but he tires tutAt We've
puilienetent for the crime he had peen guilt. of .'ntuJed, I
ship, he immed.a ell' cut his throat, hot wee• pre/LINtoO `'"
doing it effectually ; hi: wound ha, been since ant toted kY
surgeon, mud he *ill be given up t.. lit e eitiii pil: er forthott
Ile also says he was concerned in M 54.14111011 s &Are.

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