The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-06-27 00:00:00

FRENCI.I, DUMII, AN!) VELLIIAN
PAPERS.

"travreA, Juxx 9.—His Excellency Count
Metternich is expected hero on 'the 20th inst.
A Treaty of defensive allieucsirsaid to have been
concluded between his Majesty the Eniperor,Na.
poleon and our Court, by which the House of
Austria is bound, un certsiu conditions stipulated
in the said friLity, to assist France with an amyl
of 150,000 men.—(noyal Anksterduln Courant,
June 23.)

BUDA, JUNE 3.--A meeting took place of all
the Austrian Generals who arc entrusted with any
miLiary command on the frontiers of Turkey,
-viz. General Biller, who has the command In
chief in Croatia, and whose head-quarters are in
.gram ; General Knescwich, who commands
wider him ; Lieut.-General Sciubsehen, charged
-with the command in Sclavonia ; and Generals
Jell.rwich Siegitithal, who arc in Essek and
Peter,vardin. Getiural Deka, Commander-in-chief
in tae Ii mato, has returned to that province and
inspected the principal positions of his tro9ps at
l'Anchewa, Carauribes, Wibie, and Aarwenburg.
—(Same Paper.)
LunwicsaunG, JUNE 10.—Baron Schisthum,
Ambassador of the King of Westphalia, hail this
day the honour of delivering to his Majesty a let-
ter from his Sovereign, accompanied wit!' the in-
signia of the Order of the Crown of Westphalia,
destined for our King. His Majesty appeared
aterwards at dinner, decorated with the said in.
signia.—(Sams Piper.)

slausTituoast, Jule 23.—liis Royal Majesty
appointed, on the 17th inst. Lieutenant-General
flagindurp, his Etivay Etraraortlinary and Mi.
nister Plenipotentiary to Isis Catholic Majesty.—
(Souse Purim.)
VIENNA, JUNE 7.—The Einperor set cyst on
the 4th from Prague for Gorgowitz, a place bo.
longing to the Great Cliatiiherlrin, Count do
Urbna ; from thence his Majesty is guinc to visit
Isis own domains in tho oirclu. of Obermanhaus.
berg. On the itch he will arrivts at Gaitivissiz,
and upon thu lake of Lingoes; the 13th at Ma.
riazili and at Baden. Her imperial Majesty set
out on this sth from. Praguo for Carlsbad.

The plats adopted by the Emperor fur the re-
establishment of our finances, it about to be car.
ried into eseeulion. The state commission,
chmed with making over the Ecelesiastical pus.
sessions, which arc to serve as a security for the
paper.money, has at its bead Count de Diestris.
too, Marshal of the States of Lower Austria.—
(ilosileur)J4ll2o.)

COMAIMNOI6I4IISt 30.—Theilisturbances
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which a part oftbe _an.ssar.es have Caused, for
some tittle past, induced a certain part of the
peacaldeinhabitants, mostly Janissaries them.
selves on the 18th, to present themselves un-
armed to the Sublime Porte, in order to tletnand
an effectual protection on the part of Govern.
ment, against disorder, incompatible with. the
public safety and commerce, or to be themselves
authorized to do justice to these perturbaturs of
order, unworthy of the n•unu of Janissaries.—
Government has .approved of this step, and the
Grand Seignior has addressed a very remark-
able rescript to the Caimakan, or Lieute..
Gant of the Grand Vizier, and to the principal
Judicial Authorities, in which his Highness, in re-
commending the tespect due to the liberty and
privileges of the Janissary•s corp.!, &Attics every ,
Janissary who, by his conduct, shalt *hew himself
unworthy of that name, will forfeit these ticket'.
tages ; gives not only the right, but eren imposes'
under the threat of the malediction of the Cali.,
phat, the sacred duty of arresting the disturbers
of public tranquility, and delivering them up le
the first Corps de Garde; and in case their assent.
Maga will not disperse, to attack. them as muti.
Deers. We hope these energetic measures will
-iv-establish order ou akin basis.—(Same Pew.),

PActi., Jung 18.—The arrival of Lord (Sir J.)
mirsart a in the roads of Guttenburgh, gives
birth to a multiplicity of rumours in Germany,
among which we remark some that bear the
teeter of absurdity which is peculiar to nets of
English manufacture, and that have been hawked
about by the inceireiglhle adversaries of the com-
ma cause of the liuropran Conairient. it is in
this point of view we must regard all that has been
rumoured as to the blustering of Admiral Samna.
TCA, who is said to have threatened that ha *bold
take possession' of thb Swedish fleet ;_as if the
port of Carlacrona, which is regtdarly fortiGed,
could be taken by a sort of coup de stump, similar
to that which threw into the hands of the Eng.
the fleet of Copenhagen, that had been impru.
utly left in a city surrounded by a badrampart,
and eilerimbered with 1004000 inhabitants. Expo-
d.tions of that description are not susceptible of
repetition. Swettn is prepared against awl attack ;
arid since Admiral Saumares has not even ventured
to sdze the fortress of Ny.E/fsborg, that cow.
wands the entrance of the port of Gottenburgiti
it may be presumed that he will reflect seriously,
kfore he undertakes any thing against Carlscronsi
which, i: should also be observed, is upwarda,Of.
100 leagues front the roads of Gottenburgby
a litre the English fleet has for three weeks bean'
making an useless parade. Admiral SaitmitreZ
only got 4000iand troops on hoard his sect; bat
if he brought 40,000, the largest amount which
England has of disposable forge, we may be as.