The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-07 00:00:00

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of his Government, with regard toast Amens ottirr.
It was the height of retry thing tidiest.... to nish
It In be believed that the journey of his Majesty was
entlertoken in any respect to promote their interests.
The times are gone by when the interests of the Je-
suits eentri nuke a Ptince descend from his Throne.
The Doke of leechtenberg (Prince Eogenr) has
taken the chains of Baden, for the approaching
summer.

From Stockholm h io written; that Count ('hs►lr.
de Levenhielm, Minister from Sweden to St. Peters.
bare', will depart to Jon, fnr ki. pout.
The peblic debt of Swed►n amounts to 6.371,882
crowns. They •ro I this kingdom loboaring with
activity on the roads and canal•, which multiply rho
communications for trousporting the ticket of that
soil, particularly thew leading into Norway end the
woody parts of Lopiond.

BAVARIA.
AltalL 25.—The commercial body
of this city have jest presented the Damian Diet a
remarkable Addams, in which they display in lively
bet sad colours the Weal Amities of our ta•nufac-
tares.

Our city heretofore so Ilnerishint, after having
bees from 1794 to Ifilli almost contiosolly exposed
1* ell the tosses of distraction with which war in.
sedates the theatres of Its (spry, is reduced to avow
that trade was lON shackled, iedestry less oppressed
In the days ewes of forced coutribatious, of 'metal.
tions of every oaten,. of pillages of every sort, then
sew in the bosom of peace, ender oho onion of all
people, and the alliance of all the Sovereigns.
For sowersl years the chains which the genies of
saltation has imposed upon commerce have bound it
le so many links sod twists, that at leegth it coo no
looter move.

England persists la her inclusive and prohibitory I
system. Fresco, Austria, Russia, levy on foreign
merchandise such duties as are equivalent to pro-
hibition. With Spain, mernerce Is almost • nniiiitated
through the intense, condition of that State ; and
litielty, Prussia, which Is, which ought to be a State
pertly Creresso, has likewise surrounded herself • ith
a limo of cost orn.houses, which repalas all commercial
istorermrse with her neighbours.
It is at this moment, whoa throeghost Europe cries
of piece universally resound, owl every thing pro.
claims the wont of liberty, that every GaTernmeni is
isolating itself by lines of Catom.hotraes, etoretsch•
leg itself behled prohibitory •ysteme, and repulsing
@eery Integer like an enemy. To prove how per.
oicloes this state of things is to German Msnefactores,
the addressees attest that the single city of Noreen.
berg, which formerly put In circulation from three in
nine millions of florins of Its own produce, stet,
during the war, Its trade fall to sit millions of florins,
while the peace, from which it etpected its reserree.
lion, on the contrary, scceleresing its Mits, has re.
dead lis business In one million and a half of florins.
The Petitioners con discover no other remedy for
the extreme evil than le the freedom of trade, at least
throughout the interior of Germsny, trotting' hat
Europe may be enlightened 'wirier so renwwee the
intention of making, under the name of public macs,
the ewnworcill war seemed the political vase,