The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-24 00:00:00

Ttir STATFSIVANT

STOCKHOLM, Atl6. 28.—The kit Diet het Vege•
is aim wig otirrdivpositiows,' the following
" the reigning Queen of Sweden will have for'
dowry, in the event of the King's death, a rest of
60,000'erowns and the enjoymeet of the Chaim

of lAricbstal.
66 After the death of the Royal Princesses, the eft.'
joyment for life of the property of Zuagam will te-
r sert to the Prince Royal, and link of Rosembirg INC
the King. . . . ~
" Ten thousand crown. _are assigned for a mace-
ment to be raised, to the. late-. Prince Royal Charlei
Augustus, in the Plain efAaidiag, in &atria."
litsturc, Seri. B.—in consequena 4 the delay in
'his Majesty are Emperor's depastore. from RossiNhe
'will continue his route from-Mewl to Berlin without
stopping, and in this long joorhey he will stop to
rest hut. one 'tight,. at Landsberg, on the Worths;
all the other stages have been countermanded. After
that, the arrival of the Emperor here remains filed
for the 16th.
Serr. LS.-=Yesterday, at half.past eight in the'
morning, the garrisons of Berlin and Potsdam, is
well as the troops which hate arrived here for the
autemit,manceures, forming altogether a body of
e4;000 men, assembled on the grand parade, and
"'were passed in review by the King. His Majesty*
(accompanied by the Illustrious Foreigners who are.
'.ia-this city, by the Princesses of the Royal Family, and
by a numerous and brilliant suite, passed slowly be-
tore the. line 9 which. wended for bait a Gewalt
lOppe. fle was followed by the Princesses In • sews,
circler', Mb . drawn foe" bones. All the
troops filed off before She lilt vb ~ whick occepted
neatly two hours. -y . . .
' Batitztv, SEPT. 10.---OEP • Gating 'givesP
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cial, the following publication : .
' "By an Act of the Congress of the United.Sfttes,
dated r3th of March, 1/45, 'all Acts relattle-ikthe.,
duties on strange ship?. end merchandiles intioliticed
into the United States, which, for the dety of ton!
nage, establish a difference between ((vie botlontg
aset
and of the (batedas States, as. well ..ost -
chandizes imported by ^both, have been revoked
far as they -relate to the productions or masofactirea
which belong to the nation of the strange vessel ;Al-
revocation that mast apply, letelety foreign nation,
null it shall be sofficiently.pc:rved to the President
'of the United States, that the duties exacted by that
foreign station, to the prejudice of the United Suttee,'
hare been ',lately abolished.. .}.
" The Burgomaster asu Coewcil -of the free sod
Hanseatic City of Bremen, having •sigitified to me,
'that since the 12th Of May, 181,b, ail the differences
of duties on. the part of the said city, Intro been, and
do continue abolished, inasmuch as they were preje,
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theist to the Ites :
41-' 1, James Monroe, President of the United'
Stairs of America, do declare by these presents, tit,
all, the Aces• rolatin to the linty on the tonnage 04.
Old) of vessels and merchandises imported into the
United States, whkh, with -regard to this defy, make
a difference between the vessel belonging to the City
of Breetell, and that helongiu; to the United States,
as well as between merchandises imported by the
former and by the latter, are abolished.so far as they
coecon the prodactions or wraorshictirel .f the het
City of Bremen.
66 Given tinder my es 44 City of Welt!:
ington, the tick of the year of vrer
Lord 1818, and the 43d of the !odepeetailitsp
of the United States.
(Signed)

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" nulls palmitin."

FeritASSUROS, SWIM 13.—k liendentoodt hit
eracuation of Alsace by the Austrian and Wirtam. I
bunion troops will take place at the fettkert by lite
eirtl of October, and that for the west winter there.
will *no strange military in this province of Fresco.
:Ile reports are cnes,dirtory on the suhject:of
occupation sad notmmeepatioo of the tirisgau.by the
AosnriellS. 1•, •
Coevattaamt, Slum. 13:—M. Disbrow, 'Seaway,
to the English Embassy et our Court, has Mew
`demi: by his Gorernmetn in attend Lord Cast*
resgh at Air4a:Chapelle. lie departed this insulin&
Alll-101...elitAPEWt, Sept. 1.5....—The grenadier collt,
pettlea of the Royal Guard, *Wilk are to de Rev,lyp
about the Monarchs durittelie'sitting dike C.o.
grass, made their mot note he're yettiatdiy. The troops
whir.k compose them are young asp of &eery See
military appearaece.

HIMBURGH MAIL. . • •
FROM THE MAINE, SUPT. 13.—The Emperor of
Austria hal de;irid to decline all kinds of homilies
and ceremonies on his' journey to Ait.la.Chapellis:
His Majesty win 'arrive St Neremberg on the '2oth,
and on•the TM at Mentz. Count Montiglas is now
again at Munich; in the new Court Calendar, just
_published, be atands at the bead, with all his dig.,
lo the dlith Sitting of the Diet on the 341 of Sep.
lembir Nisi* gave in a declaration respecting the
relations of Stites of th Empire, nett "
Inedtatised, and the fwifilmeot atf the 1.4 L Articliekg
Act of the Union. It details the liberakprinciples nth,
_Government, in filing permanently the sitealloornf
'she 17 Prossion Noble Reese% which were formerly.
States of the Empire.
In order to attain conformity in the principles, aid
'justice andnniforusity in the application of them, the
affair-was given to a very enttritorioes Officer of Staterr
who had eireedy overly concluded the argociations,
' with several Princely Houses. Those with the
•otharit will itontediately commence, and Ms Majesty,
I:willthemdacide open the whole. The Sittings of the
itlAry 00pmittee, which were interrupted fortiori
"1, thalwolnellced a short time before the arrival
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Prince Metternich. The labours of the Coot.
*tutee are approaching to their conclesion, and the,
Artido of the Fortresses of the Confederation is new
'kinder Omission. ThwPiblic, however, are not et
ll informed with respect to the discnasions, nor with
Me resolutions concealing the • organisation of the
Masi of the Confedeistioe, and alt the premature
*moonlit is Public Joernals are probably mere con.l
jeCteves, or even fictions. •
' Lanon. ream East Fatast.asni Sots. 10.—It is'
'Old that the Provincial States of East Friesland will
shortly bit re-established. The East Friesland. Pro.
vincial ConstiMMioß is above 300 years old, and .has
Anent excellencies; though Oise defects had crept
imp the Adegnietrationi which it !veld be proper to

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remedy; biti the whole of the ancient Constitution is
swollen,. *The three Estates,' namtly • Knights,
Bergeeses, sad Peassnts, have's!l equal righti and
equal defies • hely -if the'Constitution is restored the
voting in (ilsefre cannot well be introduced aping
because the whole equestrian order of East Friesland
'consists of only two or three families, and-most of the
knights' estates are in the hands of the burghers and
'Peasants, and the Pessanti (or farmers) possess near
5000 free divided estates .of the first class, end war
8000 smaller ones of all kinds. In ancient. times the
numerous. knights' fees And noble estates were.etl its
tbe possession of Ahe. Esst Friesland Nobilityoe hick
Is quite 'different in modern times. Accordiog tz. the
old Constitution, the East•Friesiand Diet was opened
every year on the nrk of May', for the prediction of
the public accoonts.;•it was held with open doors,
under the direction of a Royal Commissioner. • The
revenue was levied at a small ezpence. The Pres.
sian Government had a great revenue front East
Friesland, the inhobitahts of the country had few bur.
dens and few tem t ail trade, and every branch of
industry were free, and .the country enurislied.—
These good times will certainly ,non return, and still
further promote • the, general satisfaction in East
Friealand.,lf the Ems Canal should be accomplished,
-k would berbighly siderntageoes tot the commerce and
'navigation of East Friesland.
Srocznozw; Gibralter, the agent
of the Pscha of Egypt, is gone to Cariscrona, whence
Ise will sail to Italy, oil board a skip, which 11,e has

purchased. , •. •
• toMplaints of ireirlfei hail 'forme re.
wired from several districts. The hail is described
itartly•ofthaaite of a hen's egg, partly of a common
watch, and lay 'tumefied above twenty:four hours;
at. Upsal a great many windows were destroyed; •se--.
rural parishes in Helsingland, Upland, and- East
Gothiend, lost their cdrn ; the branches were tofu
.frern the trees, and slsocatileitilled in the fields.
Home, Auts. 2f.—The Captains of the Aiserican
[drawls at Leghorn have &vivo 4 brilliant entertain.
OW* to thi members of the family of Bonaparte,
iilititslosl44 in that neighbou'rhood. '
Beerint, -Serf. 16..e.The day after to-morrow we
shell hove the pleasure of seeing hit'Alejesty the Ea.
'peripilif Bessie attire here. He goes on. the 21st to-
APOillelak.dsc.-.-Soess after our Masora will set out
tar Ali-le.chupelle. a
• Mig the Crewe goes.tei
setivesi-.60 hompf
tatpressel apt
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Hassuniaa..fleekilvsl4#l/01081,1 to letters from
tam tibiae, which sonseqiotesiteilkonoltritthrof ere.'
die, Prince Hardtmberg,
..Proscte.;'SetterOich., tied
Lord"Cmtlereesk were to ewe te--Sit?,:beforo'llsit,
opening of the noire* '641-4-Chapelle
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mid; that several Poweis bee. Cottliatti'd to egfftes
an eager wish' to- be admitted to ttioi. Congresi4 fit
Aare been. repeatedly • refused and :referred tb the
original declaration, that nothing but the evacuation
of the French territory will be there discussed, 00
which. the Allied Powers continue to tte4ll3l of Oil
same opinion. It 'feeds not to be proied'at length,
that this resolution is the wisest and de best for
maintaining the harmony which now esists.• The
various.-negocistions began at Paris on the relation,
between Spain and Portugal, Spain and its Colonies;
Iltz. will be continued there avitheet interruption.

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;;PRICK Of STOCIOV.11111" DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK.
/Kink Sort • • 5 per Cent. Nary. Mil 1051
S prr Cent: Rea. • • India Needs 71 74 0
$ perCent.Consalr 741} Long Ana. .-t '
1. pre' Gent. Exchequer KOMI* 17 # • !
lantols for Ace. 741 i (Minium 4j -•••
4 per Ceht.

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