The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-07-25 00:00:00

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Kings shalt feel disposed to speak to any of the in.
ferior privets 'boy have despoiled. The other
Coeds (those of Prance awl Hoeland excepted) are
(1 from sending A m bassadors to the above city
prohibit,
but any Prince is at liberty to repair there as an no.
Invited gent and an ordinary visitor, es a spectator,
not actor, in the passing scene. The city is, in con-
sequence, wetted to present a most splendid so.
ciely.
The deliberations of the Premien Council of Stao.,
will, it is said, be resumed in October. The new 6.
vandal system, as it has been decreed by the Coun-
c) of State, is to be submitted to the King on his re.
tern from Russia : but it is thought that his Majesty
will come to no definitive decision on it before neat
winter. The grand interior interests of the Mo.
inereby will not be deliberated upon until the return
of the King and Prince HARDSMSRRO from Ais.la.
' Challe. The Prussian Minister DE 0-MIRIAM is
gone peon an important negotiation with the Elector of
11 Esse.
The King of BAVARIA has published the Concor-
dat with the Holy See. Loyd complaints continue
to be made by the Germans, of the heavy transit du-
ties elected by the Dutch Government.
The Report of the proceedings at the George and
Vellum Tavern, respecting the Norwich Union In.
sinew Company, together with the Advertise.
sent, inserted in one Piper of this day, will
be Nand highly interesting, and attach great credit
to Mr. Alderman Tuner for so readily coming for.
ward on so important an occasion. We treat, how.
ever, that the Public will suspend their judgment
until the Directors of the Institution have been heard
in their own defence.

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We are able to state, that the account of the state
of her MAJESI'Y yesterday was of a more favourable
nature than it has been for several days past. It
was—" Her MAJESTY has had a tolerably good
night, and it easier and betterto.day.”—The PRINCE
REGENT spent Thursday evening at Kew Palace, and
his Royal Highness went there again yesterday even-
ing. The Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE went to
sew exterday afternoon.
Wednesday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was
summoned to be held at the Foreign-office, but on ac-
count of the painting and repairs going on there, it
was adjourned to the house of the CHANCELLOR of
the EXCHEQUER.. It was attended by the LORD
CHANCELLOR, the Earl of WESTMORLAND, the Earl
of LIVERPOOL, Viscount CASTLEREAGH, Viscount
SIDHOUTII, Viscount Maxim.; the CHANCELLOR
of the EXCHEQUER, Mr. CANNING, &C. The Coati-

eil sat about an hoer.
A oegociation for a loan has bees set on font by his
Bonne's the Poca, with Messrs. RoTWICIIILD. The
sum required will not exceed 500,0001. sterling.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD and suit sr-
rived at Paris on Sunday.
The Sheriffs of London and Middlesex yesterday
went to the Duke and Decks' of Kum at Clara.
moot, to know when they weald be pleased to receive
the address of Congratulation upon their Marriage;
when their Royal Highnesses were pleased to appoint
Monday, at five o'clock. The Sheriffs and &meal-
Winces, on their return, waited upon the Duke and
Duchess of CLARENCE, in St. James's Palace, to
know when they would be pleased to receive their
Address; when they were pleased to appoint Mon.
day, at four o'clock.
WES FORD ELECTSow.—The Waterford Mirror of
Wednesday the 274, says, the general opinion is that
the Election would close yesterday or this day by the
return and the consequent charing of Messrs. CAREW
and CoLccouon. All the booths have for some time
been closed, except that of the extensive barony of
Bantry, where the interest of the Lords appear ex-
ceedingly weak.
LINERICR CITY.—JULY 18.---Vetteete 539,
Rica 329.
Eiiii4KKATtoN OP CAVALRY.—The superior ad-
vant.ges which Waterford possesses for the landing
and embarkation of cavalry, have of late been fre-
quently noticed. A striking illustration of these ad.
vantages was afforded this week. Tile first division
of the 7th Dragoon Guard. arrived here on Mon-
day, and the second on Tuesday ; after a short re.
freshment, each day, horses, men, equipage, &c.
were all safely, and with extreme facility, put on
board tratisp.nts abreast of the Parade, cud inimedi.l
stety dropped down the River, and sailed directly
for Biddeford, without the delay of a single night
ashore, or the occurrence of any accident. It would
be difficult to find a place where matters could be
better managed.—( Waterford Mirror,Juky 22.)
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia
Paper of Roth June:—" Montgomery County, be-
tween Courthouse and Clarksburg Va, was visited by
• hail storm on Sunday the 7th inst. The hail stones
measured 14 inches in circumference : lama hog was
killed by one of the bail-stones falling on his head,
end the backs of the cattle were lacerated so se-
verely, that the blood run down their sides." •
Lord MILTON is perfectly recovered from the ef..
feels of his late accident, and is now at the seat of his
Noble father, in Yorkshire.
MARGATE, JULY 23.—Our harvest hes com.
menced. A great deal of oats. peas, and rye, is al-
ready housed... The wheat and other grains never
promised a more prolific crop than this year, and it
is confirmed by the oldest people that such a plea-
Wel harvest has not been known for mini years.—
We are now at the meridian of our gaiety and plea.
Sure Margate has never been known to be so fell of
company at this period of the season as it is at pre-
sent. The steam and other sailing packets have Im-
ported upwards of nine hundred persons in the course
of four days. All our public amusements have coos.
tnenced ; Our Theatre opened last Monday. The
promenade at the Assembly Rooms on 'Tuesday was
very well attended. Miss WILLIAMS delivered her
songs with great taste and sweetness; the deetto for
a pianoforte and harp, by Miss ADDINGTON and
r. J. WICIPPERT, was a masterly performance. A
new Garden, called the Thane Renelagh, was open-
ed on Wednesday morning with a public breakfast,
and a Grand Gale of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
at St. Peter's.— We never saw more taste diaplayed in
any garden. The whole is fitted spin that style of ex-
tellence that surpasses any thing ever seen ketei and
every pan of it appears like eacbaataient.