The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-15 00:00:00

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AIX. f.S.-CIIAPU.II.II, OCT. 6.—Madame Catalani.,
who arrived here on the 4th instant, hes had the
honour of singing a hymn in the Hesston langesge„
in s)ie preceoce of his Majesty the Emperor Alec&
ender, who canted a snegoidcent present to be made
to her.
,Maneso, San. 29.—The appointment, slrescljt
lonpormad,. of General Vans, to the Government
of thli Kingdom- of Galicia, with the Presidency af
the Audlfocis (Royal Court), In the room of M. St.
Mare, is iosetted the official columns of oar Ga:ette,.
sehich Also contains a great amber of appointments.
of Military Chiefs in verities provisos', as well as
rffetill6ol)ll to numerous 0111110,4111 Ore.
A report is in circulation of a loan SO
of reels (W millions of francs),, which intiS.be merle
In this'iltiriOrn, to provide for the eettwOrdinary es-
.pences.ef the moment.. . Afthough•4lo sum
.tray,
.moderste for Spain, it is very. datipefol ;whether the
.lisan can be seised aspromptly as omin:stances will,
require; the eitharrassineeta of commerciel houses,
.will contribote much to locreeke the diiedty. Se-
Awe ryspectahle bantingl:onsei kihiscity have Is.'
Ctently suspended their. paysocots4i it.laesaarted; thit
strei have become jovolved..ll,filie filkere of the irto
• vtOidow. Rails voi..Tenyt 04131*. _
MiS11111.• 1)1VT. appiera..cerab? thet4the
"*.• *tit ileseib rerhscr'rhb revi•
ts together, betwetnithe 15th asnlitOth
Riosi.o army, width. le 'et pritiestwt &stoop
of Dignitaries, and the milt neer Melange, will
Lim pet in movement on the 13th. tomancesinre in the
:plain. between • Solernes .end Valencionoes. It is
.shOught that the prinCipel point Of the Will* will be
the celebrated Camp of f sows.

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AIX.L.LCILIPELLE..
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• OFT. 10..—Though a little indisposed, the Em.
later Alexander has not been for a thy prevented
'from attending to business. He last night. honoured
Mr. Clarkson, the zealous and indefatigable friend
*of the Abolition •of the Slave Trade, •with an aedi.
Ante of upwards of an. hour. This homer was the
more striking, es Mr. Clarkson, we understand; ap.
>ram here without any tiommisaion from the African
• friititatiOn'or from any otter body of men whatever,
• and withnot 'any connection .with the English Go.
veretnear, betverely as an individual using his per.
email effoits to promote •a mine to which the best
part of his valeebte life hes been devoted. Being
personally known • to the Emperor Alexander, and
baring a fall confidente in his openly expressed seal
'to secure the abolition, be anticipates some advantage
.to the came from. a. personal interview, and a kind
of•friendly communication, although he had no doubt
•of the disposition .of the British Mieliter at Con.
• press, to exert his best official endeaveets to promote
thy' object which be has so much at heart.
The present state of the Slave Toile question is
• generally .known. All the Powers of :Europe have
already abolished it, except Spain end. Portugal. The
.(oilier hal already abolished it ooltligitthe line, and
has entered into a Cenventiom go abolish it smith
• the Hue ie May 1820; the latter .bas abolishettl,
• north of fine,.linte has al-yet fixed no debits pe.
'vied for its abolition loath of the line.' The object.
of the abelkieeists, and that which Mr. Clarkion
• misbed- particularly to impress upon the Emperor-
',Alexander, is to procure from the latter • Power,
a limitation of the trade in •point of time, similar
%to. that 'agreed upon, by the former. In additioo
to the •usiversal prohibition. .of • the trade, they
are anzioes that, for. its more complete prevail.
Aloe, it should be declared piracy. These two ob-
jects Mr. Clarkson represented to Alexander, and we,
ere assured that the result of •the interview was highly
• gratifying to all the frieads.of humanity; his Imps.
+trial Majesty having • listeoed to the details with the
-most sympathising interest, tally entered into
•the policy
.reeocomaoded, and premised his most COIr•
dial and efficacious support.

The Emperor of Asstria does not go to review Ma
troops, like the other two bionarcits. It is said
that this proceeds from a feeling of delicacy towards
:the Government of the Netherlands, The 13eigians,
once so happy under the sway o( Assisi., might
(sod their old sentiments of attachment awakened, by
• the reeollerion of the iniafortonse they kevo sager-
.d for 25 years, since their separation from that
Power.

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iLiMBURGII AND FLANDERS
[RICRITED THIS MORNING.]
• tRUSSILS, OCT. 10.—The news which is an-
',winced respecting the decision of the Sovereigns to
qiitbdraw the army which steeples the provinces of
qt---------Tthe north of nowt, from the Upper Rhine to
.the
sea, is fatty confirmed.
The evaceation will be terminated at the mid:ot
Novembare At' the piasters of the English'
:lore,' at Ombra'', they kire began the stie of the
horses, which become sweets under the present cit.
coosstances. Preparathlis are Making at the Russian
head•quarters at Mashing% and the lPressian at
Sedan, for the grand review of the trodps by the Al-
lah& kovertlgas,wldek will take place is a few days,
Iratory to their departure.

EXTRACT OF A ERMA FROM A 18.114•8111ATILLE,
00101811 9. • ak,

" Besides the crowd of artietstaiireaaets, palate:a,
jewellers, ?cc. who larn repaired hither in hopes of
irofitl we bays also the advantage to hive amanita
_some English and other strangers, who are corn.
saissioned to take notes of all that posses, at. the
Coogress,and to transmit them to theloornalists whose
Correspondents they are. It is laughable enoirgh to era
their disappointment; for, with the exception of tha
dinners, tbe;balls, the prow's:aides. the arrival a
departure of straagen, they are, no better informed
• than if they bad remained at Patio or Leaden.—
" All that is -trotted of in the conferences libitrind 14'1
• profound secrecy, and nobody lan dlvloe thoitniete
of the subjects tinder discussion. Whetesor,o4,l6
publishsd on this head, ought to he pliciid
class of the driass ormr4octowes rodoes4 by those
who write these bulletins torts' theimoosetc!:. 4 ;