The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-06-06 00:00:00

their families; we expect
Officers.

.—Several Offiaers are
Jificers of the Navy, and
st _ again mentions the names of
nineteen who have been struck out.
Alt the measures taken against the French, as
subjects of an hostile power, are revolted.
Vac% TIIE FitONTIERS OF NORWAY, MAY 10.—
The debates in the Sittings' of the Diet, at Edswold,
bare been hitherto very .warm, there being. a, dif-
ference of opinion on the question, whether Nor.
it-ay eau maintain itself asan independent state? The
recoil %tits this, that it was concluded that theron.
'citation now introduced might be maintained, if
Etnrand declared jtuelf foamier*. But, unhappily
the declaration of Engfand, expressed too in very,
tarring terms, is serviced at Christiana. together
Milli the news that nine ships of the line were-ready
to sail, in tniler, by the strictest -blockade, to en.
fnrce the Wets Cnuccil, by (which the spirits of
many people aye much lowered. The Prince Chris-
tian boldly proceeds in his plans.-=Meantime the
majority still flatter themselves, that the Commis-
sioners of the Allied Powell will 'sowed in bringing
about an amicable arrangement.
MAV 21.—A1l the English ships are gone to the
Deltic. Oar horbosr is very empty. We have no
large ships here, except one Swede, end one A me.
rican."l'he course of exchaegeis become worse.
Ilastauncts, MAY 24.--The French troops march
away from llamburgh on the 25th, 27th, and 29th,
end from Haarberg, the last, ott the 31st
of Flay.
General Denolgeste makes his entry hito Ifambergis
on the 30th. The Smote resumes its fonctions on
the 27th. Many -vessels artrarelvid /rum Leith sod
elsewhere. • •
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T. •
Ws day awe pablisked,
DIANTIPOTE to DETRACTION pa.
F.
PREJUDICE, levelled at the fansily, chararter,AOl
Minify of
CHARLES RANDOM BARON DB BEItENGER.
Plnstrated by original Letters frogs the Inv Kin and Crown
Prince of Ptowitt, and the late Mamma of Antanteb; to hie
h w iajesty, Gro I I 1., and to the rather of the present _Barash
With an ofertine detail written by that Nobleman, addreserd'lll
the British Parliament. relative to the treatment be bad reedyi
ed at the bras& ef the lute
Right Don. WILLI AIM PITT.
Authentic Parlicular4 of the 11.troes attest at Leith ; his can.
revntire to, and treatment in Lades'; his Petition to the Howe
of Common. ; and
THE ENTIRE CORRESPONDENCE
between LARD SI DMOU'III, Mr., Beckett, and the Baron;
rife, red to is the late Dehstes.
'Cootie', with a fell owl complete Refutation of all and every
Ouster of DISLO Y A LTV, and of the infamous statement
by LE MARCH ANT t and a true hod candid exposition
*lithe bright or the Baron*4 intercourse with the
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COCHRANE FAMILY.
• The *An* intended tii counternet the mental poison that has
you .steevAtills tli.-Psnitaiteel PRIOUI,ICEI) PER-
401''S and VIVN AL and LYING PRINTS, nod totally on-
rintnerted she troth Or fidsehood or the charges prefer-
,i..l by :-
TH.ti' SELF' • CREATED STOCK •SICIIIANGE COM•
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44 L'Hjd Manta tire hear4a* fowl di grace,
And forwlikilallony--ht tolakatige babe*
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THE ST4TEBMAN.

LONDON: .•
MONDAY, Jl4l a 44:

- The arrival of the Definitive Treaty of Peace,
contained in the French Papers of the 2d inst. and
which we have this day inserted at length, may be
considered as winding up the dreadful account of 25
years of the most ruthless and desolating war that
ever yet distracted and scourged the civilised world.
ltespecling the cessions and counter-cessions, it is of
less consequence to examine the geographical changes
they will introduce in the great European common-
wealth, than it is the pacific spirit in- which
they are conceived t and it is with unfeigned
sure we observe, that. the articles which fit the
new limits of territory, and provide fer the future
arrangement of commercial intercourse, afro freer
from ambition and jettissmsy, and discover more of a,
feeling of conciliation and equity, than any Treaty
with sti hich we have been c-oncerwed storing the two-
seut long and eveutfill *sign. The followiog is -a
brief- summary et". the territorial and commercial
arrangements between the High Contracting Par-
ties, from *Milt a tolerable idea of the whole
may be foresmt:—The territory of France returns
to the limits of tote Ist of January, 1192, but with
some itccessiens of territory on different points of
her frontiers. liotlatid is also to 'receive an in-
crease of territory, ibut with an express proviso
that the Sovereignty *hail In no case be vested
in a Prince succeeding to a foreign Crown. The
States of Germany to be independent, and united in

federation. Switzerland to be olio Independent.
Italy, where ont of the limits of the countries which
return to Austria, to consist of Sovereign State,.,
, 'Tie possession of Malta confirmed toteglandi The
colonies, fisheries, factories, and establishments sof'
• every kind which France imposed on the let of
January 1702, in the seas, on the continent of
A rue 'lca, Africa, and Ails,: re restored to her;
•u it the exception of Uhler, and St. Lucie, to-
vtlthr with the Isle of irrance and its

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Shortly int!lty store of these 4
CperSUAGYtt, MAY 17.
fitrurk oat of the list of Odi
the last State Gazette agiin