The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-10 00:00:00

DUTCIi AND ILIMBURGII MAILS.

BRUISEL‘, Aro. 31.—They invite from the French
frontiers that the Army of Occupation will evacuate
the French territory in the month of November, age
:that preparations are already making in the English
Army for the axle of a part of the horses belonging to
the artillery and the train. The Russian contingefit
mill also leaie its artillery and train horses in France,
and it is supposed that they will be purchased by the
French Government. The Royal Ordinance for the
levy of a part of the men who are now liable to serve,
has been sent to the various departments by *strain-
dinary couriers, end memos CU be taken to put It in
• , itnmedialf emotion, le order to reinforce the army
• us soon as possible. Many officers hare arrived in
the noetheru departments, 'with particular instruc-
tions for this purpose. France becomes mote and
more trawled, confidence revives, and the inhabitants
flatter thensseltes that the times of prosperity are at
hand.
•. • The greatest esertions ore milking at Brussels to
templet* the building of the Theatre, the Palace of
• device, and the Palace of the States-General, with-
ill
speed. After the termination of the Congress at
Ais-lis.Chapelle, we eapect a great Dumber of fo-
reigners in this city.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince end Princess
of Orange, will arrive in this city on the 6th of Sep;
Weber, and,then go to Spa, intending to remain there
• some time incognito. We'have reason to hope that
their Royal Highnesses on their return to Brussels,
fix their abode in our city.
Daman, Auch 29.—We have not yet the final po-
e'tntive information respecting the journey of his Me.
jes.ty the Emperor of Russia, we only know that
'`flight's lbdgings are bespoke at Riga, Memel, Ko.
• ningsherg, hlarienwerder, Jashow, and Landsberg,
on the Worths. The suite is composed of bat a few
•.• persons, and ne more than thirty carriage horses in
' all are required. Boras his Majesty will not remain
longer than two or three days at Berlin, and as long
at Potsdam, he will pay a visit to his sister, the He.
• reditary Grand Duchess of Saxe-Weimar, and on the
• way here hereon Interview with the King of Widens-
berg, his Majesty will probably arrive at Berlin be-
--Smitten the 13th and 15th of September, that is to
icy, If the Congress opens on the 27th of September,
according to the present inteotion.
▪ Aura. 29.—0 n the 31st of July an Ordinance was
t' issued from Carlton-house respecting the changed
-.end improved formation of the High Court of Appeal
at Cette. It is increased to the number of ,one Pre.
• Went, two Vice-Prelidents, and eighteen Counsel-
- lore. The-nomination of six Counsellors is reserved
.14) the Sovereign, the twelve others are filled by the
• States, and in future those of Hildesheim, Osnaborgh,
-and East Ftiezlaod,each name one. The regulation
that the Members must be of the Lutheran Religion
is abolished, and in conformity with the 16th Article
of the Act of Confederation, the Roman Catholics
• as well as the professors of the Reformed Religion,
-ire declared admissible. Instead of the two divi-
-tient hitherto made, there are to be thirty-four votes,
-ankh consisting of one President and six Coensellors.
rWith respect to the relations of the Members among
tench other, it is ordered that, instead of the mode
of voting by classes hitherto employed, in &tore the
•• wenior of the Nobles shall vote first ; then the senior
.61 the Professional or learned Class ; then the second
• of the Nobles; then the second of the Professional
cClass, and so on.
• STOCKHOLM, AUG. 21.-41 to Budget of the Ordi.
Amery Revenue is fixed till the next Diet at 3,7`21,318;
/*nett dollars per ann. and a considerable overplos
.may be calculated upon. The deficiency of the dis.
i•bursements and the anneal sem for the payment of
..the debt, are covered by the extraordinary grunt.—
. This of the Diet of 1812 was•three millions, and that
of 1815 at one million and a half of Bank dollars.—
; The last is now increased by taxes on the consumption
- of the following articles:-
- "On wine, and other permitted foreign liquors,
for every male above 15 years of age, 24 schillings
(pence). On coffee and sea`, for every person of both
sexes of the same ego, 12 'chitlings. On tobacco,
far all males of this age, of persons of rank, eight
schillings, and of the lower classes, four shillings.—
On cards, every otaleoPerson playing cards, 24 'chit.
lings. On silk wearing apparel, every female above
35 years old, 16 'chitlings; on silk haudkerchiefs,
_gibbons, &c. three schillings; for every room hung
~gill silk, six dollars; furnished with silk chair.
osiovers, curtains, &c. three dollars; with gilt furni-
„lure, &O. of mahogany, or other foreign woods, three
stoners." •
e Eschew on London-33.54.--33. 81.

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