The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-04-02 00:00:00

GOTTENBURGH MAIL.

STOCKHOLM, MARCH 2t—The. ratification or
the treaty between, this country and France is at ,
length arrived, and it is expected that peace will
be proclaimed with all due solemnity in the mule.
or. a kV, days ;.aa yet we are ignorant of the par-
ings who is to fill the post of Minister from the
Frepch Court.
CUPRNUAGIO4, .MATCH' 19.—;-Intelligence has
been received of the advance of a French' corps
towards
,holstein, with the view of occupying
that duchy, in consequence, it i said, of a large
armament being prepared in England with an in.
tcntion of making another attack upon Zealand
and Bornholm. In return' for the protection nf.:
forded by these troops, they aro to be maintained,
by our aovertnent.
SRIILiN; Fcs..B.—Letters from Constantinople
litatei that the English squadron, commanded 'by
'Rear-Admiral Sir Samuel. Hood, about the begin-
ning of last month passed the Dardanelles for the
lijack Sea, and intelligence has also been received
that the most vigorous preparations of dcferice are
made by the Russiani in every part of the Cri.,
men.
The important intOrmation reached us this day,
that in the districts of Bu:schareti4 Resawa, and
OA waus, which have been' evacuated by the Turk.
ish armies, en insurrection hastiproken out at the
instigation of hielenkii Stolk,:commandet of a
Survian corps ; and that the 'arrangements made,
and orders issued by George Petrosiiti Czerni, •isitC
the Supreme Council. in Belgrade, met every where
with the strongest opposition. .
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FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, MARC% 22.—His *Micelleßey the Dnio
of Uassaoo left town yesterday, to follow his Ma-
jesty to Compeigno.
His Mijesty inteads. to give. is portion of 600
francs to: each of •6000 young girls who shall
'espouse, 'on the day'•of the solemnisation of his
nuptiels, unequal nomber of soldiers whose bra.
very and good conduit may entitle their to this fa-
vour collie part of their officers. . •
A considerable shock of earthquake was felt lat
Laiigraeoa the. Mb ipstant. , It, however,•did no
;other damage than to shake the houses,. throw/30w°,
some articles of fuoiture, and frighten the inhabi-
tants.
Baron do Montesquiett, Ortlerly,Officer to his
Majesty the Emperor,• passed thiough Strasbutgh
on the 19th initentl on his way to this capitaL
The Prince of Eckmuhl was hourly expected
there. Ile was expected to take the vommand at
the grand review at the Roberts's' the day after the
arrival of the 'l4".l4resa. .HerT Majesty was
pected there on the 234 after a short stay at
Carlsruhe, where-the Grand Duchess arrived on.
the 17th front Paris, to receive her. It was
thought she would make a longer :tay, at Sturgard.•
than *sod first. supposed. The Trades of Stns.*
burgh intemi
,to make.* grind procession in the
presence of her Majesty. On the heights of
Schiltigheim there• will be a rural fete.----There
will be a grand- dinner at the Robertsau for all'
the privates of the numerous garrison, and' the•
officers will partake of a splendid entertainment at
the Hall of the United Trades. The General
command/jog the division will be at the bead of the
table. ,
Gustavus IV.: of Sweden veil. leave Bru,chral
with his family, as soon as the Castle of Marburg,
on the Lake of Constance, his place of (attire
ready ft • his reception,

residence, is y fur
Two vessels hat e,entered St. ',Haloes with cats
goes of dye stuff:, train' oil, and Jesuit's bark,
and'other drugs, of which a scarcity began to be
felt.
The Prefect at Ait-la.Chapelle, oddre,sed
cieculavistathe silotf, to the .Sn.b..Prefeet,
to pnr theis •on their :giObitt agalult ant
other rogses vaiaboadt, •tv,lus pass from one
bank of
.tho Itisijsetoilm tabor, and travel with
forged and irregular: pamports.
The GetrAroMilt:UoimeitA established at Rome, "
has obOrett a pematuni orotie fianc.for every, kilo-
gram of coftott tvuO 441 ts.mase for spinning, Of
the growth`cif Chet departiiiirtif of the Tiber 401:
Trasimene: . • ..-
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FRANYFORT, MAECk tr.—Count Nessifietk,
Chamberlain to the.Eanperor of Russia, sad
st-
taahed to the Russian Legation at Paris, passed
through ,hiere, en his way from Petersburgh to
Paris, with dispatches.
Datstits, MARCU 18.—Our army is to con.
sist fort the Attire of 4u,000 effective men.
will be composed of twelve regiments of infantry,
(each 1200 ttroug), a regiment of guards (800), {
eight treetops of cavalry,- two Okapi of horse
artillery, each with 16 pieces, intl.& toorattutne.
foot artillery,
. , •
merchant_ of respectability at BourdeauS,
Mimed GEra,sai, was comtnittedlo prison, on the
10th isf. last, mouth, for having exprosasd in •a
coMpeny ;his dpolits, as to the hostility of
N PuLtO'N's divoree•from Josortmeavorasiacovit
of a dispeosotion front the Pope not having previ-
ously been obtained.