The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-08-26 00:00:00

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bind, fled the same day a private audience of
VIII. General CANE= underwent an.
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other ioterrogatory eo Wednesday, at the conclusion
of which, in the evening, the Mandat for confining
him es secret was annulled. This is what we ex-
pected: There will bi no pusishment inflicted on
the Royalists. r
•_ ALLEYKAND was expected to ar•
rive this day at Valencay from Bareges. The 27th
of nest month continues to be mentioned as the day
on which the Meeting of Sovereigns will take Islamist
Ali-la-Chapelle. The Emperor Film ic's is es.
petted to leave Vienwa on his way thither on
the 10th. Four companies of the Prussian Gre-
nadiers will arrive on the 18th, to do duty as
guards of honour to the Sovereigns. The hotel of
M. GVAITA, one of the principal Burgomasters of
Ais•la.Chspelle, boatmen hired for the residence of,
the Duke of WELLINGTON,
From
.Colmar,it is mentioned, that the • review of
the Austrian corps d'armeo is to bidelayed for some
days, in conseqvence of, dispatches trecently received,
and that it will not take place tilt the beginning of
September, the Duke or Wattstentriesrot beingies.
petted till aliout that period in' die tiller of the
Rhine. It was not known with any. clrtaluty,wire.
ther any of the Allied Sovereigns will be present at
the review of the corps of the Army of Occupation.
French Stocks rose on Friday, to 79 fr. 30 c. and
a private account says, that the price on Saturday,
yea 791 r. c:
Dutch Mails have also sr died, with Paper' to'the
21st inst. The communications through this channel
from Paris speak lightly of the Ulf ra .Itoystisie con-
spiracy. It is called the While Conspiracy. The
recruiting of the French army, in the northern de-
partments. by voluntary enrolment, proves so suctexa-
ful, that it has not yet been deemed requisite to have
recourse to a forced levy. On the 18th of June, the
Marquis cm PAULUCCI, Governor of Lir Vida, pro-
posed to the States, the/ measure of emancipating the
peasants, which was instantly adopted. The Hotel,
at Aiz.la.Chspelle, formerly occupied by Governor.
General SACK, has been taken for the Emperor ALEX-
AnDelt, at 28,000 f. per two months. Madame CA-
TALANI is to be among the visitors, during the Sitting
•of the Congress, on the invitation of the Emperor
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THE QUEEN.—IIer NlAJusiir was not so welt on
Monday as she was on Sunday, which prevented her
from riding out in the morning. The account of her
state yesterday war•.—" The QUEEN has had a good
sight, and is. better." At one o'clock her MAJEaTY
rode out in her garden chaise, the Duchess of (=Lou-
CECTBIL, the Princess A UGU6TA, and Mr. B. KZATE,

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walking by her side.
A Morning Paper adds, " On account of the
QuEet's slight relapse, on Monday evening, not only
the journey to Windsor, but (men all idea of attempt.
log carriage airings is again abandoned for the pre-
sent. Yesterday afternoon, her hi A.l E•T Y was con-
siderably better. The symptoms of spasm Isad sub-
sided, and she rode in her garden chair for upwards
of on hour."
The former arrangement for the Duke and Duchess
of Klan's return to the Continent hes been altered
and it now appears that their Royal Highnesses will
leave England about the 6th of the ensuing month.—
The Integrity transport, which sailed front Deptford,
yesterday morning, with the household of the Duke
Of CAW/MIDGE, is to return immediately for their
bousehold, carriages, horses, itc.
Monday evening the Duke of YORK left town for
Oallends,where his Royal Highness will remain till

after the Eghem races.
On Saturday the Duke and Duchess of KENT
visited Chelsea Hospital, the Military School at the
same place, the Penitentiary at Millbank, and walked
through the two Houses of Parliament. Westminster.
ball, &c. On Monday their Royal Highnesses went
to view the Mint, the East India-house, the East
Inditehouse warehouses, and St. Paul's Cathedral,
which occupied the attention of the Royal Duke and
Duchess from nine o'clock in the morning till ail in
the evening.
The Duke and Duchess of BEDPORD are now on a
tit to the Duke of Goanou ; thence they go to Kin-
rata Cottage, the favourite retreat of the late Duchess.
ant
On' their return they intend visiting the Earl I
Countess GnicY. at ktowick, where a party will
be assembled, in September) for the amusement of

grouse-shooting.
Thursday last, at three o'clock, the Grand Duke
MICIIAEL and suite landed at Donaghadee from
Port-Patrick. All the vessels in the harbour were ,
decorated on the occasion. On his Imperial Highness
• leaving the veßsel, a Royal salute was fired, which
was answered by the two cotters that accompanied
the Driver, and also by the vessels in the harbour.—
There wag a flag at the end of the quay, which in
large characters displayed the following laconic
a—L.- a -44 Irons. Highness is thrice welcome to the
Land of Potatoes"—His Imperial Highness, after
a short delay at Sloan's Hotel, proceeded to Mount.
Stewart, the seat of the Marquis of LONDoNinaILY.
Mr. J. BARANDON, Councillor of State of his
Majesty the King of Paussia, and Merchant of
London, *he had some concern with the Prussian
Loan, left his town residence in Aostin•friars last
Friday for Dover, In proceed to Ms-la-Chapelle, to
be present at the opening of the Congress.
Our Readers probably recollect an attempt made
by the traders of Leipsic to prevent the Jewish Mer-
chants from having open warehouses in that city during
the fairs. This proceeding was grounded upon an
obsolete OrdOnnance; and its revival has induced
the King of SAXONY to abolish it altogether, as in-
consistent with the present state of things. The
Jews, consequently, will be allowed henceforth to
keep warehouses in whatever part of Leipsic they
please, and to sell merchandise both by wholesale and
during the fair.
130NArAoyx had his Round Table. It was made
entirely of porcelain, with the eaception of the leg,
and ifs surface was nearly covered with portraits of
Conquerors. This table, which he left either at the
Thuillerieo or St. Cloud, has been sent, as a present,
by I lie King of FRA NCR to the PUINGe REGENT, and
it ie nos at Carlton-house.

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