The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-08-15 00:00:00

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PAPEKS.
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Virsns&,
Jur.t Q9.—'%e understand that the
Minister of State, C.uut Stadiou, has given in his
resignetion. ,
Ills Majesty the Ernpetsyr of Ativria has re.
paired from Buda In ate turf frog of Canipsin. in
I order to accelerate the ettottesien of iht•
lions for 'imam Count Dietrit 'mein is also It-
peeled at Schoenbratin. A Collitrilittiliti sr ti•.y
millions of francs has been imposed on L ler
Austria, which it seems absolutely impossible to
rake.

The Anslrian dominions are to pay two hoirolred
millions, with the exception of the city of Trieste,
on which a separato contribution has been inn-
!Hoed.

Report states, that a Congress u ill be hold its •
Predburgh, to settle the terms of peace.
Auossuautt, JULY 27.—Very considerable
movement% have lately taken place among the
Freud' troops in oar neighbourhood. A force,
amounting to at least 20,000 men, is advancing
from this side against the Tyrol, while General
Demi is marching in the same direction from Salt-
burgh with a very considerable corps ; and kt
would seem that the attack of the Tyrol has al-
ready coniniencell, is a very heavy cannonade was
yest..rday heard on the neighbouring heights) awl
in particular iu the Guggenberg.
FRANKFORT ON TOL MAIN, JULY 29.—0 n the
27th instant, three Officers who were attached to
the French Embassy in Persia, arrived here un
their return from that country. They left Tehe-
reti the 13th Februar►. General Gardanne is also
expected to return to France.

NAPLE4, JULY 16.—A1l the intelligence we re.
ceive from the civil and military authorities in Ca.
lahria, wove,' that the corps of English troops,
Bich made a descent near Scylla, was preredixl
19, a horde of banditti lauded from on board Eng.
lisp ships. These wretches committed the most
atrocinua robberies and murders, under the very
eyes of the English, who look. mpon them with
indifference. His Majesty has issued an order,
bearing date the 11th instant, enacting that uu
English flag of truce should be aduittte:l into the
kingdom.

HANOVER, AUGUST 2.—The following intelli.
gene has been remitted here of the most recent
movements of the corps of the .Duke of Bruns.
wick Oe .
" Monday, July 31, the Duke tittered Brans.
wick at ten o'clock at isiorbt, with about 3000
men, consisting of
.I.teck hussar;, Uitlans, Wan.
try, and artillety, after be had previously had an
arta...• near lialintrittadt. Immediately *fir• b."
entry, he ordered the gates to be 41 **.t 4" strongly
guarded. Thetast of his troops lay on their arms
in the ratnparl, where the Duke also passed the
night on A bundle of straw, wrapped op in his
dusk.

" Gen. Von. Nelving the,Goversior of Brans.
wick, arrived here last Monday.,
" A decisive action was every moment expected
to take place between Brunswick awl Olvolf, Gen.
iteubeil haying assembled in the latter place about
400 U Westphalian troupt:• It is also said that
troop.; are on thvir march from Cassel to pursue
the Duke, and that thepare to be reinforced by a
corps of Dutch tromps, wader the orders of Gen.
Gelato'. All the bridges in Brunswick havelbeem
broken down,' with the exception of the fine As.
gustin. bridge."

PCTIC% (between Brunswick' and Hanover), ,
Avo.kern this moment, that a severe ac.
thin was fought this morning between the corps of
the Duke of Brunswick' Oelt and that of General
Reuben, the particelars of which have not trans.
pirel.
WARSAW, Jury el.—The ceremony of ho.
mage and placing thp French Eagles was perform.
ed at Lublin -on the Bth instant with great pomp.
A magnificent throne was erected in the hall of
the Council.house, on which was placed the par.
trait of Ids Majesty the Emperor Napoleon. M.
the President of the district of Goblin,
made a speech to the Assembly, after which all the
Authorities here took the oath of fidelity, in the
presence of Gen. Hubdowski, the successor of es
War Minister, and Commandant of both Galli.-
cias. The Austrian Eagles were every where to..
ken down, slid the French pet op in their stead.
On this occasion, the general shout was, " Long-
live the Emperor Napoleoe, our avenger and de..
liverer."
Immediately after the entrance of the Polish
troops into Cracow, Prince Ponlatowski put up
the French Eagles there, and administered the •
oath of fiillarlify to the public authorities there.—.
lie published a Proclamation, to signify that he
took possession of the city and district in the name
of his Majesty the Emperor of the French and
King of Italy. The Russian General in Chief,.
Prince Galitzyn, has sent a Courier to St. Peters.
burgh fur further orders.
TURIEFT, Joni 30.—According to aetounts
from Moldavia, the Russian army, in conjunc.
Lion with the Scrvian insurgents, has made groat
progress on the right bank of the Danube, and
already taken possession of the greater part of
Bulgaria. They find, as usual, great support
from the Greeks. A decisive battle with the
Turkish army is expected nett Adrianople.
The Porte, according to its usual custom, has
declare,' against Itthsi.i a war of religion ; the
holy green standard of Mehemet has been raised
at Coastantinople by the Mufti, and all true Mus.
admen required to take up arms. But the fall of
the active Mustapha‘ Balmier, the suppression
of the Seymens (soldiers exercised in the European
manner), which Was effectod by tin: mutinous Jaw
aissatirs, theenarchy which pressers throuLlsout
all the province?, the mutual jealousies of Ilse Pa.
char, and other evils under. which .the Turkish
Empire IsiOon g groaned, threaten to Wog on it
a great caul ru p he.
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The Stutter arid %Altos of the Bakers' Con..
pasty this c.ty waited on the Lord Mayor to settle,
the price sil Uresd—whon his laariligsipoitier to:
specting the Mcalweighers' Mince, extlikMilt
advance Ide in the peek isof,