The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

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FRENCH PAPERS.. •
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PAWS, Noe. 11.—Yesterday his Majesty seat to
express his condolence to the Duchene of Feltre; and
the Duke, her son, on the occasion of the death of
the Marshal Duke of Feltre, Peer of France.
r His Imperial Highness the Grand Duke Constan-
tine dined yesterday with tlucKing.
During the embarltation of the Sd regiment of Eng-
lish Dragoons at Wile, ON the 7th lust. their band
played the sir Vivi Henna fir.
Prince de Ta!leveed arrived in Paris on the even-
log of the 9th inst.
Ilia Royal Highness -the Duke of Angouletce, on
Ithi way to Metz and Strasborgh, arrived on the 3d
inst. at Jean d' Heeres, the fine country-seat of the
Marshal Duke de Reggio, situate et a little distance
from the main road, between St. Dialer and Bar-le-
Dec.
French Funds, Nee. 10.—Five per Cents. 691.10 c.
—Bank Stock, 1555 c. '
Nov. 12.—The Marquis of Carman, Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Austria, arrived
low Tuesday, the 10th, from Aiz-la-Chapelle. It is
said that his Eacellency was the bearer of dispatches
of the Most important mod satisfactory nature.
We learn that M. Marchangy, Deputy King's
Attorney, is appointed Adrocate-General of the
Royal Court of Paris.
The Minister of the Interior has given orders for
always Procurieig naturalists, if praCtleable, to go,
on board all ships sailing from our ports. These
naturalists will carry the plants of France to our Co.
loot's, and bring back foreign seeds and plants for
our botanic-gardens and Royal nurseries, &c.
M. Fievee was only a few days to Is Force: he
has obtained permission to pass the period of his 1/R-
-prisonment in the Maison de Sante of Madam Riche-
brogue, its the rue de Chemin-Vert.
The Prince de Talleyraud arrived at Paris on the
evening before last.
Some Deputies from Munster have repaired to.
Aix-ia•Chapelle, to protest against the suppression
of their University, the only Catholic Establishment
of this kind•in the kingdom of Prussia, which con-
tains nearly four millions of the Catholic persuasion.
Funds, Nov. 11.-5 per Cent. 691. 80c.—Bank.
Actions, 1562 f. 50c.
BERLIN, OCT 31.—Prince Blocher still contineeel
ill in this city. His health is much reduced, and, what
is an much the more alarming is, that he has passed the
gra of 80.
VIENNA, Nov. I. Letters received yesterday
from Bachate.t, in Wallachia, -announce, that the
reigning Prince of that country, Jean Karatza, had •
secretly taken his departure with all his familly and
his whole Court, and fled to the Austrian territory.
This Prince had accumulated id a short time an ha..
mense fortune. Ile had become so powerful with the
Porte, that he had exiled several Boyars of the first
class, who had opposed his ambitious projects. It ap-
pears to be certain that the Grand Seignior intended
to destroy him, in order to seize his treasure • bet he
had time to imitate his predecessor, Prince fpsilanti.
Immediately after the flight of Prince Karat za,a Pro-
visional Government was established. It is feared
that this event will occasion disturbances.

FLANDBRS MAIL AND BRUSSELS
PAPERS.

BowsEr..v, Nov. 10.—On the gth strived here
from Paris the Chevalier de Dienne, Commander of
the Sovereign Order of St. John of Jerusalem, and
proceeded the day following to Ai:-la•Cbapelle,
where it seems that the Congress has deliberated on
the reestablishment of their illustrious Order. This
Commander is sent by the Committee of the three
French tongues, of which he is a Member. The two
Emperors show the most favourable intentions to this
power, the restoration of which is more then ever
desired by C' ristian Europe, to oppose a necessary
bulwark to the audacity of the Barbary pirates, who,
if they are nut checked, will at last spread the plague
in ihe countries lying in the Mediterranean and the
Adriatic. _ _

Count Hackelberg, Russian Minister to the Court
of France, arrived here yesterday from Paris.
AIX•LA-CHATELLE, Nov. 9.—lt is said that the
Emperor Alexander will set out for Brussels to.mor.
row, and that the King of Prussia will go immediately
after. The absence of the two Monarchs will be but
for a few days.
Nov. 9.—lt is said that the departure of the Sove-
reigns is delayed for four days, but the reasons of
Chip delay are not stated.
Nov. 10.—It is now certain that the Congress
will not be terminated before the end of the month.
Buusszus, Nov. I?..—The fete given yesterday
eveniug at the Town.hall by the King, was equally
sumptuous and magnificent. The evening was ea-
tremely fine, and almost the whole population of the
city thronged to those parts which the Royal carriages
were to pass through. The Place Royal, the Roe.
de la Madeline, and the Grand Place, In particular,
wets, illuminated with perfect taste and elegance.,
The grand saloon in the Town.hall, where the fete
was given, was fitted up in a beautiful manner, and
ornamented with flowers of all kinds. The King and
Queen remained there till one in the accruing, the
Prince Royal and Prince Frederick, till four. The
most perfect order prevailed ; no accident whatever
happened. The Prince of Orange will give, this
evening, a fete, in his Palace. To-morrow there
will be another fete, at the Theatre-au-Parc, which
has been neatly fitted up. This fete end that at the
Town.hall will be repeated on the 18th and 19th,
when the Emperor of Russia and the King of Prussia
will honour the city of Brussels with their presence.
In the Sitting of the Second Chamber of the States
General, on the 12th, the subject of debate was the
Treaty with Great Britain for the Abolition of the
Slave Trade. Messrs. Von Paenhuys, Baron Sees,'.
llogendorp, Nagelmauker, Gendebiers, De Gher,
Plesschaert, Van Alphen, Kemper, De Moor, Rey-
phin, delivered speeches, in which they approved of
the !oppression of the Slave Trede,aw contrary to the
spirit of the age, to the wisdom and humanity of the
Sovereigns. Messrs. Von Paenhuys Negelmauker,
and Ptasschaert, thought that the 4th Article, by
which he who shall be convicted of carrying on the
Slave Trade is to lose Ilia patent, is unjust,liecause it
deprives of the weans of subsistence au innocent wife