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

FLANDERS MAIL.

[RECEIVED THIS DIOHNING.]
AIX.LA-CHAPELLE, OCT• 3.—Yesterday there was
a dinner of 32 covers, at the hotel of the Emperor of
Austria, at which the Emperor of Russia, the King
of Prussia, and Prince Charles of Prussia were pre-
sent. The most distinguished personages of the re.
spective Courts, Lord Castlereagh. the Dukes of Wel-
lington and Richelieu, &c. were admitted to it.
A report is generally circulated that the.tbree Mo.
narchs will make a journey for a few days to the
frontiers of France, and that they will be pretest at
the military reaoceuvres of the Army of Deception ;
some persons even pretend that their Majesties will
go to Paris, but that they will return hither about
the 15th of this month. It will, therefore, not be till
that time that we can positively fie the opening of the
Cowries of the sovereigns. However this may be,
me ewe es °tidal declaration which will reject be.
loateltend all the petitions and volicitstioes which does
sot relate to the object of this meeting.
The suite of the Peke of Richelieu is composed of
Messrs. Moonier, Coseeillor of State; Rsyneval,
Director of the Chancery; Bourjot. and Challaye,
Maitres des Requites, &c. The presence of M.
Moonier gives reason to presume, that one subject of
discussion will be the liquidation, or at least the re-
partition of the U millions of Rentes, by means of
which France will have completely discharged her en.
garments.
FRANKFORT, SEPT. 30.—The Emperor of Russia
has sent his Chamberlain, Count Woronsow, to his
Serene Highness the Duke of Nassau, to inform him
that he would pay him a visit at Biberich ; hut for-
mally desiring that no honours might be paid him,—
Therefore the short stay of his Majesty at Bibericb,
and his passage through the things's, were only
marked by the testimonies of respect and admiration,
shown not only by those who bad the borrour to ap-
proach his person, bet by all the inhabitants. His Ma-
jesty displayed, wherever he passed en his journey, a
trely imperial munificence. He gave to Mr. Bothman,
with whom be lodged here, a magnificent snot-hos,
set with diamonds, and all the servants were reuse".
pensed with the greatest generosity. As soots as MS
Majesty reached the Prussian frontiers, the King bss
taken on himself all the winces of the posts. The,
Emperor paid the same attention to the King sus Me
late visit to Russia. The apartments which the King
inhabited at St. Peterabergb, daring that visit, had,
been arranged, fitted up, and feenished wetly
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the same manner as his apartments at Berlin ; u$
only the colour of the furniture, but the *hap! wit
the same, and they were arranged in theome onkel I
so that the King, when at. St. Petershaegb, mig4ll
have fancied himself in hie Palace at Sterna.
. Bevestbs, Oct. '2.—His Majesty has finally de:
creed the regulation of the. administration of llitS
Evangelist Lutheran Church, in the kingdom of .the
Netherlands, and has declared it binding for en die
Letheian congregations;, those of lloorts **id
Zwo,ll, however, are not yet incladed in this'
ionization.
OCT. 4.--The Marquis de Caveman Minister 4il
France to the Court of Austria, arrived in this aily
yesterday, comiog from from Ala.la-Chapelle, and
going to Paris.
Their Ro;a1 Ilighoesses the .Delte end Duchess
of Kent left this city en the 94, to go to Ais.la.
Chapelle.' The Hotel which they have hired at
*words, will be the residence of her Majesty the
Empress-Dowager of Ressii, daring the stay she
will make in this city, where she is espeeted eery
shortly.
Count Limn, the Haitian Ambassador at Lon.
don, arrived here to.day, with the Coeetess his wife,
going to Als-la•ChapeHe.
SIPA, OCT. I.—The Emperor of Russia ease lake
yesterday afternoon at four o'clock, without any
suite, from Ali.la•Chapellessed pet op at the Hotel
de Belle Voe, where his sister, the Princess of
Orange, resides. Her Imperial Highness received
him with Inespressible joy, and his Majesty passed
a part of the evening with her. This morning, at
nine o'clock, his Majesty paid a visit to bis squat
sister, with whom he went on foot to the foontain
of ioohoe; they afterwards visited the principal