The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-10-04 00:00:00

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IT tAnlieno. ;arr. 25.—The Duke of CAtittbridge rile°
basil% passed through this place to-day, on his way ?Olt
to Hantbergh, his Royal Highness was received with of
haundlesti elpressions of delight by crowds of peo.;
pie thronging round his carriage, carrying number.
less Slogs, with- suitable Inscriptions. His Royal.
Iliiiittleas received with -the. greatest Condescension
Pike Civil and Military Aethoritito. The, senior
Clergyman spoke a few words to welcome the Duke,
'with great feeling. All was io motion, both old I
'Sind young ; the people wanted to take elf the horses
from ,the earriitge, which his Royal Highness de—
clined. Ills /Loyal Highness went over the bridge to
Wilhelotsburg, and se to ilemborgh.
- Stew. 26.—' ;tardily we had the.

DUAL' diAL LIAM

here Prince
of Wirtimberg,

of joy atsd affection in his Wir throng,.
merinos, all the Waits and villages are ariorueti with
pitil arches, &c. and wherever his Royal nigh-
-ilk phases the people receive him with Itto, !midi*
sealamatione.
ItQTTIIRDAM, Ssrr. 213.—The Cliamlieti of Com-
merce bas made known that the English Goierrnent
has given permission to Ditch ships to sail to Atirst,
and trade- there with articl of every description,
taking care to be famished with the necessary_ deco-
mot! from 041 Government of the United Nether.
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Consul Great Britain

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'Cambridge arrive here. -He was reoeised by the e- -1 - port - -.-- •
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English troops, of ell arms, continue to arrive at 1- es in. The Men , . Iv.
shire' Isf ciii Provisionar _everts-
•habitants of Hamburgb with the enibuilasm which •
animates them towards the Royal Family of Great. Ostend. The Hanoverians continue to increase from meat, who were arrested by the order of tltitSwiss
aitiy to day, and the organization of, our national 1 Commissary-General,Britain. Syndic Von Lienen was appointed by *Or have been set at libe '. ' the
arm.): is prosec:nted with unabated activity.
Senate to congratulate him on his arrival in our city. 1 popideer. After the Sight of the Cortimi'' r ai►d
we expect ma few days a Deere,. Of t•lse-
In the suite of his Royal Highness are his Excel- Prince ' the Mem-of I. . • '
ners the /Attie Lofted, they Organised
Jokey the High Chamberlain, Count Schivecheldt, . Sovereign respecting the French 'witarjalead to re-
his Eseellrecy Lieutenant.Ceveral Von der Deeken, - -
!main in this country. „• , in that Canton a new Provisional *Geireinment. *:
-nett, Von Bischoffshauseo, Major i HAGUIt, SEPT. '29o—lt Is reported Wet the etpe.. There atCserioui commotions aqui in the Canton
Lieut.-Colonel
- --- - -- - - - dii oo Jr will sail in the courosi..of e this year; of St: GA. . . . .

lILUSO'Bans —Yes'
trlPasure to see his Royal Itighne's the Duke of

etpeeted on the
Ldp remain for a day ;
postai -, way of Teschon or
Olmuts to Bowie, where ite will join the Emperor of
Russia.

, Kayo 17
Liusengen, Capt. Nvia, his Ijighoess's Aid.4l It- top,
Capt. Von Prok.
COPSNSACIVI, SIFT. 1 intercourse with
Norway is very lively; Norwegian vessels arrive
daily. The English blotted@ is now removed ; the
Svredes send cora to the country both by sea and
land. All is now quiet In Norway. T,YedCoorwil of
State eouducts the Government,Fri!** Chrill-
Olio resider. in the Island of Ladegiltitl (Where there
is a chateau of the last Govern Or's) quite retired, to
ripen''r his health_; after which he is expected to go
tisfsoudetberg. Gen. Ahrenfeld, who distinguished
• biinself in the wary had his heed-quarters at Veilvye,
and was' Commander in Chief,of the Norwegian
• intercourse with Sweden was 'friendly ;

land!, coontersignea by the of
In the from which the vessels sail.

. seta, &Irv. 23.—Thenaite,l'irSchritzatni
iinderwald (NidwaldY, ;era '* -*oiling to be
!plod to the, Diet. On the 17th, ail the Council ofd
Iniovito, and thirty•taio
after a solemn Maas, swore.* ikeohnfch to adhere,
to the alliance of 1315.. Ti Ditias • hiloired the
taking of the oath. ".? C• ••

;tlon to Java .. •
and that Baron Capelon, the Secretary of State,
' named Governofr-General of the Colony.

Cuero, Ana. 6.—Lieut.-Gen. Campbell, Cetii.l
missary of his Britannic Majesty, and of the Ai.,
•
lied Powers at Corfu, being informed that the plague
has broken out in Epirus and Armenia, has or.
dered that the strictest measures be observed to pre-
vent the infection being introduced**,
PRAGUE, SEPT. 20.—The King of Denmark IP;
rived in this city the day before yesterday ; he wols
received a ith all the honours duel° his rank.
The Duchess of Oldenburg left Prague yestrrdai,
and the Hereditary Princes; of
morning.

The same confusion still Algae
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, . . Fitirattleretitill, 73.
7; —....... ' .
' • Hatch and llawsburgh Malls arrived last night,
'the former' witb.Papers to the 241 instant.. An ex-
pedition for Java *is expected to sail in the costae of.
the present year, the restorsties of that Island to the
Dutch being now consideli4 tertain. The Prussian
Minister for the Hsm; rtlselt,t bat published a
ber‘
-notification fbi7linicreirUl.!.
..,Ofebii'tioa of Di-
vine Service. It Is dated Berl* .September 17. It
sets out with stating, that the formal Divine Wor-
ship in several Protestant atlatihis Is thificientitt
awe and solemnity, and othehrise imperfect, and
tat many of the •Worthieif.Clergymen being of this
opinion, his Majesty has appointed a Select Commjt.
tee to essruine the liturgies and all. the religious
ceremonies of the Foreign Protestant Chtirches, com-
pere them with ours, and with the spirit and priori-
sites ef -oer.holy religion, to pio4uce the best form
for o Warty, which, maintaining and ' preserving tthe
pore 'doctrines of the Protestant Church, may, at
,the same time, give to pohlie worship new life and
new energy, and confirm wore and mars the religi.
ous dispositions of the people. •
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Army. ...- intercourse wisi. .....—.. ._ . _
'iseipecal battalions had laid dosin their arms and gone i
!beer, to-tfiem ; among them the fine corps of sic ll
'hindredilieseeurs, which distinguished itself in' the 1;•-•
• • late.war.' •
. Nuassimes couriers have lately passed between
"ittighinti tea Sweden. The free intercourse with
•
Nero ay is officielly declared to be restored.
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,1- Revisits, Swan. 2-I.—On' the 22d died, that great More Brussels and Frankfort Papers have arrived
;'suer and dramatic /writer, W. A. Wand. Ito-day, furnishing, amontnther articles of intelli.
SEPT. Tl.—The Mieistrr of this Honig Depart.
L pen ce accounts from aiiiiiiti the ilibb nit:lnid•fltest
-meet. has published the following eery remarkable 9
• Notifioation:— Vienna to the 20th. The idlices from the former
... .
. 99 It has for .a long flambeau *try generally felt, city are totally. silent on the. subject of the negoela.
• In the Prussian Stiles, that the 'form of Divine Liken, and relate merely to the change of the garrison
. Worship, in the newest Protestant Churches, is des• i troops at Antwerp, which is to be put into the pos-
. Shute of that awfulness and solemnity, which inspir.
leession of a Dutch force of 8000 MPH : these from
• • ing and seizing oa the mind, can elevate it to reli-i • •
the latter state , that the Emperor of Resin* and the
- gious feelings and pious sentiments. There are few 1
• symbols, and even those which are introduced are r fang of PRUSSIA win alpected in Vienna 'on the
not always the most significant, of have lost a part' ffsth. , •. •
of their signification ; the sermon is considered as 1 *utak, San. 20.—Their Majesties, the King of
the essential part of divine worship, whereas, though ' Prussia and the Emperor of Russia, are expected
• highly important, it is properly Only instruction ',
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here neat Sunday the 25th instant.. • •
and encouragement to worship; the liturgies are part- 1
Jerome Bona
•ly so incomplete, partly so unlike, and so imperfect i Bonaparte has taken i fine house at
• that much Is left to the 'discretion of the individeal Triest for eighteen months, and paid_ 3000 &Cos
clergyman and the soiformity of the Church rites, 'beforehand for three months. -
• one of the principal conditions towards their benea. i It is said,, that the Italian ,Teonente. are to give
• cent effects is almost entirely lost. These defects .
of
part their men to German Regiments, and vice
- have become more visible in these latter times, when
versa. . , ,
.
the religions disposition of the people, revived by.
the great political events, by.. the uuffering4 the ! STETTIN; SEPT. O.—OR fist/ 3d instant, during a
straggles and the triumphs of the country, has pro- storm, the sea rose to an ' 'extraordinary height at
foundly felt the necessity of expressing and pro- • Switimunde; the streets were overflowed, the ships
nouncing itself is a worthy manner. It would be to at anchor were much damaged ; nine were driven on
. be lamented, if ibis erii'uta peculiarly favourable
' shore, and some were wrecked. Nothing Is knew*
and proper for:suitable 'reforms in divine worship,
should puss over without any advantage being de- of 17 others, cut their cables and put to sea.
which
* rived from it. In this spirit many of the worthiest _..........—._
clergymen, particularly of the capital and the March ! French Papers to the td inst. have also arrived.—
of Bradeuburgh, have applies) to his Majesty the The picture which they present of other nations, par-
King., requesting that this desired reform fluty he titularly Spain, is by no means of a gratifying cast,
prepared and introduced. This pious request of the and when contrasted with that of Fssuce, where we
, Clergy, vshich fully coincides with his Majesty's
find the Government confident in the strength which
own views on this important point, has been it-
ceived by him with peculiar attention and *vitiator:. :-results from integrity,* and the people tranquil and
psi of
don.' In con,equence his Majesty has selected •a • apparently happy, exhibits, in ;. striking at ,
number of Clergymen who, to the purest inten.' view, the difference Iu the- poilky
.pirseed, anille
tioes of prosnoting the kin;dom of God, unite a 1 ws.-Avantages resulting tis the peeplit Troia the restoration 1
theee,,sh knowledge of the whole affairs of the of the several administrations. It appears that
Chureti, and necessary regard to all circumstances
- . the
A spreovi.nces of Old and New Castile, Estremadura,'
to be attended to ; and his Majesty has cOnsmissioned
Teti, sifter mature deliberation, to make proposals A00111(104 Aragon, Valentin, and Catalonia, are
~' or the: most suitable imprevenients of the public' (U of highwaymen and seditious marauders, and'
merittlit, by the•ligliest spiritual authorities, after that they are declared under martial law oft that at.'
Ns return from Vienna. i
lea
t 'i, nt. These are the provinces in ehkh the meat.
46 The wish and 'the will of the King is, that this ni
rn
triotic sod loyal exertions were made for the
Select Committee of the Clergy, according to tbetv
restoration of the present Government ; when w
saying of the Apostle, C Try all, and keep the ,
and all the re. hear 'that these provinces are the very sues selec
best,' may examine the Liturgies,
. ligious ceremonies of the foreign Protestant Churches,' for exemplary and military vengeance, what met,
compare theta with oars, and with the spirit.and .ese to think of the state of affairs In that kingdom,l
principles of our holy religion, to produce,tbe beset pad the degree of gratitude cherished by the Govern.'
form for a Liturgy, which maintaining and preserv.. 4
L mut ? Companies of light infantry and sguadrons,o,
log the pure doctrines of. the Protestant Churcu.
requisite for the pursuit and estermfasitem
reef* at the mitre times gici.to public worship new,,_'. escehli .
life, and new energy, and confirm, more and shOio7if ibe culprits, 'lteebeen embodied. "le,
• the religious disonsitions of the people. •$ PARIS, OCT. I•.—The official intelligence of tith
" The Clergymen commissioned by'his Majesty anion of Geneva to 'Switzerland, as en additionakl
to this en'', are the Chief Councillors of the Con- Canton, arrived in that city on the 19th sit,.: itlittes
slain/ Sack, sack, Court Cheplain ; Ribtie'ck, Ilan-
received by the inhabitants with transports ell";
et in,-Icul Hecker, Councillors of theCensistory ; ,•• :
Offeilesseyerand Eyfhrt, Court Chaplaitis-Contriba. The shops were immediately shut., and the rinelektif.
tines and proposals to promote this end, from Judi. ' the bells, and firing of 101 pieces of cannon, so.
.thous and experienced Clergyman of both the Pro- flounced this event. Prayers were read in all OM;
iesols!t Peclieeeltnci will he-I"d_ iIY received, .s, ,ltri churches, and at night the city was illuminated. '.
carefully weighed Sy the above uommittee, for sr hiall'i•
i At Ancona, op the 4th and sth of Sept's*
. cr, duty
reason I invite ihOie who feel lirthemselves the cid..
deeded a' more dreadful harries:4 Mae' 'laity '
seer{ ability • tit:promote thlilisiportent• cause. by."'"-
. - .1-within the recollection of the oldest inhatMtants. It 1
*speedily Sendinatbeir contrilsot Cis.% writing.
0 erive.,..eielt, • Ighogjirot the Thome Depaqmeat, 'devastated the coast and the neighbouring country;'
''' * •"m Vete aCHUCaIIaN" the shipping which was in 'the harbour was. entirely'
' BattaatE4, SEPT. 28.—Wa•Iterst there is a plan On'' dashed ll° pieces. Forty corpses have been found its
(net to build a place for the Prince Sovereign, and the harbeer,.end Aest)tr halo bow th*""oo°'
that for this parposa the Hotel which his iiii;liness coast.
p!reik.iy inhabits, and which is sPparateil by a ever Vistas, tasleto.--The Emperei hag
lirnati street front the ',lntel now serving fur' filL t u aint. de Saursu, Cods) nary Plied tell
Wsr.offire, ern be joined with this last by a biatell.•.;.et. Ceurtr'...te--- eaceive, )ti,.t74.. mift,,r-• .4 puw..at-- 46v,
ful cotormic , \ . . _
Spvers l (Armen %Tors pretend that the fate . aft hantagal and Wail af: 7.4; lit titestielespie '
of the cruntries tietween the Meese, the Moselle, Illyrian provinces. Tlithkeirmisey is to tai place on
and the Rhine, is derided, and that they are to be. the 4th of October. • . •
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THE STATEMAIy.„

LONDON:
TULSDATs OCTOttlk 4, isti.

fir the a+ttoe`rt

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Letters have been receivedfrom our squadron in
the Chesapeake, dated the beginning of Stet month,
from which it seems doubtful whether any other con:.
siderable enterpriie would be undertaken thls !lar
on the•coast. We are made acquainted, threagh this
channel, with some particulars respecting the effect
produced by the late terrible visitations of out Navy,
curious enough, and not a little interesting -at the
same time. • Even the corn fields of "Clefied
States have come under.the dominion 'of° Alni LOrds
of the Ocean. Not n .ciekler can be used', with-
out their permission. . We are told--" the greater
part of the inhabitants on theiiiidele Which have
been visited
Mai lir our ignadrena hate readily ac-
quiesced in 'ntaining a strict neutrality, and in
supplying stir Majesty's ship; with provisions of all
kinds, for witich they have been regularly paid.—
The farmers who evince this spirit of accommoda-
tion are permitted to reap their earn harvest unmo-
lested. Such as intend to cut their corn generally
give notice to same British Officer, and permission
*granted them accordingly." The loss sustained at
Washington turns out upon minute investigation to
be moch greater than was at first imagined. It is
ascertained that immediately prior to the unexpect-
ed arrival of oar troops, the Nalyriard was in
inost,compfete order, and filled with oil kinds of
naval swell.; the storehouses were 111111i.bilitt and
intended to have been fire-proof. Their'. erection,
with that of the yard, bad cost the American Go-
eraitensent not less than. one million. sterling. There

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were !weenie qinintMes of all sorts of timber, oak-
slairk, Masts, &c. &c. Of live 'oak and cedar, '
there .was sufficient to build viz sail of men of
war; and in one single warehouse sheet,copper of
different thicknesses, which . was rolled in gng-
land, and had been purchased .by the American
Government previous to the present war for full
300,0001. Of canvas there *was a ,stock sufficient
'to supply at least a seven years' _war: hemp
and cordage were also in—great abeadince, as
' were pitch, tar, oils, paints-, and re-
quisites for finishing ships. Close at 100 was the
:cooly cannon foundery in ,the ;United ...00114S, with
:7•
greet washers of cannon, andhqs; din.. refitstrOtade.
The Guiana frost whose inspection tad rlnport, these
particulars Merit voitt!teiy ascertained. is a profes.
jedge +Like value of this arsenal and its con-
tents, the ta st• of- which to, the -American Govern-
Melt he estimates altogether at three osigiqrs ;sterling.
the chief naval Constructor at this place is said to be
a• ttitit of Oita teak watnestros, who welt brought
ep
Jo the best school fot practical lastraction—the
Kleg's Yard

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TIIE STATFSNIO7.
Jon I o e. 4.1 Folk herA qf orkpion that it :,--Yasisttliiy thiel arrived here
will be dadd• at the (Unrest ' Vrat and that it give Xlil44.Ceesp tithe King of WO
ries to greotifindessienqf it be SIS 4 es ill owned, of the temperer Of Roseau'.
(that Sailauti 'tun ether -sieve reft.istieg the disposal neactu, SA. t0.4--The King
of those proviso &'
The VI We -Sovereign receives the most lively 19th " Breoleur ,:e!)!ere he walf;te
-r :AA affection in his tons. through thew and afterwardellebeesti by Abe