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THE -STATESMAN.

CANNON:
TIWISDAT, JULY 19, 1810.

WE this day received Frencli Papers to the 14th
tnt, and Dutch to the 17th. They are of very
c ,tiqitierable importance. The PaiNceAacui

Tftraitatea of the French Empire, and Duke of
FLACENTIA, whom NatroLaow had appointed
GOVi.ttPloll GENERAL of HOLLAND, after the

incorporation of that country with France,

is arrivA Alt Amnia°Aw, with circumstances

of great splendour, asd was received with
Apparent testimonies of joy by the officers of

. .
Stair, the and the inhabitants.—

A Deputation went out to meet him, and
be •as conducted into the town with great
pomp and ceremony. Discharges of cannon,
from the walls and works, announced his arrival,
and the acclamations of the multitude seemed to

make it welcome. We state this, as it is handed
to es in a Paper foraierly calted The Court Cott.
rant, but now named he Amsterda►n Moniteur,
in imi ation, nu doubt, of the celebrated French
Moniteur. The first steps of the new Ruler of If 01.

land are not yet announced ; awl noi bing is said (not
even one pour word) of the. abdicated Xing, the

unfortunate Lows,

Tho suspicion of the death'of the late CROWN
PRINCE Of SWEDEN being occasioned by poison,

{gains ground in Stockholm. A physician has been
Arrested, on a charge of being concerned in the
transaction ; anti the Countess Pm*, sister of the
late Count Axel, Peaserr, is in custody at her own
request, she having written a Manorial to the
requiring a trial, in consequence of being
implicated in the charge. Stockholm, as may
well be imagined, is far from being tranquil.—
The flussians arc stated to have passed the Danube
in three places; and it seems there is.a.good
deal of anxiety at Censtatitiopple respecting the
army of the Cistallo VIZIER, as the Paellas
are more engaged in intrigues to enlarge or con-
solidate their respective untliorities, than intent
upon the good of the ceuntry. One would think
these PacitAs had taken a lesson (ruin our Mini.
eters, or (ruin the Ministers and Generals of those
States' that have already fallen a victim to the
FRENCH EMPERORs's ambition; through their own
vile intrigues! if so, Turkey will make a very
poor stand against the ambition of France, and
her 4.11105. -:—Tie parts of Constantino*,
and its suburbs, lately destroyed by fire, are
rebuilding with stone. 'This is a wise, but ob-
*low precaution, against those general confla-
rations that happen In that city. It is surprising
ow slow nations aro to see their own interest,
even in the most palpable cases. They arc used to
the hood; and, arc lonj content to'be blinded.
The GRAND SEIGNIOR gives - every encouragement
to the 'theme of building in stone; and, in. fact,
: to every plan fur the benefit of his subjects. There'
*MIMI lIIIICEds to pe much good about the charac.
ter of this hionatcli. • •
The-Cabinet or Vienna. is bu;ied to- ltd.
proving :the Austrian Finaocei. These 'heart-
however, are negotiating a loan, froM
foreign Bankers ! Be their necessity what it may,
they should have learnt's little, in their study of
political economy, trona the experience o
land ! 'However, men who arc both Financiers
and CauMers, are not very apt scholars in any
science for the people's welfare, and are the latest
and list le learn any thing good from experience.
The Court of Berlin is new doing what it can to,
repair its former errors.' Prussia is labourini to
extend her commerce of linen ;dad As; Site.
siatt Mannfacthrei are asaidoosily sealtivating.
Prussia at leuitii ands that a sincere attention to
the arts of 'peace may restore even W to some
degree of 'piostieray4 and if she' can as igiger be
splendid, Still she. atiy• be happy.— An OtApi of
the Day;' issued by Mnitax, thanki 'his Maricic
and hit Troops of the Line; fur beating an goglislt
ititiadeini of 'Alps ; and 'Pt omissis these an oppbt-
tunity of more distlngulih'ing themselves. • A,
to the first Oak of ifiti, we suppose his •Nii-
eoLtiast M.%3bTY means "'Merely to impose
uponthose who were distant from tie scene; 'and
ilitYieitand, 'his marine and tioopli tejll distin.
tineuish tbitreinhes when they -beet out brave
tarsi ..„ ,Al 7. .
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