The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-11-05 00:00:00

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the Norwegians and. See&
A IX-I.A-Cll A PELLE, OCT. IV....The Ministers M.
sasobled hese-ems prepared to &pert, from the 121 fir
to the 1.51 h of November. However, the time of
closing the Congress will net be definitively knowo
until the return of the Emperor of Russia and Kiog-
*of Prussia. The Prince Royal of Prussia, and his
brother, Prince William, are espected here in a few
days. The Empress Dowager of Russia is 'stinted
by the 2d or 3d of November. It is-probable she
still meet her august son here at that time, and is iv
few days proceed to Brussels, where she will be sota
roulade& by four of her children—the Emperni
Alexander, the Grand Dukes Constantine and Min;
clug, and Princess of Orange. It is sopposed the),
Grind Duke Michael will spend the winter in Italy
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M. de lleritelt, Minister of the Grated Duke of
Baden, arrived here yesterday evening. It is now,l
thought the affairs of Biden will be settled without
delay. Count Mousier, the Hanoverian Minister.
and M. Anitett, the Russian Minister to the Diet of
Frankfurt, also arrived yesterday. It is thought for
certain, that the consideration of the affair of (he
mediatised Princes will come before Congress. This.
is a subject left, among so many others, musettled by
the Diet of Frankfort. , .

Bonds, Bsden sod Darmstadt, grant these Princts
nearly all they could reasonably ask. Prussia and
other powers have as yet given no definitive ezplans-
tion. Wirtemberg rejects their claims, and the me-
diatised House of La Tour•Tesis has made a formal
complaint to the aet of the Confederation. The to-
tal of territory possessed by the mediatised Princes,
in Germany, is 450 square miles, with a population
of 1,500,000 souls.

Gut rowoist PLOT.—Holiday at the Public Offices

THE STATESMAN.

E STATESMA F;

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lick) of bet Mutstfis
40 Ka More. Net. 3.
alight. and the symptoms of
same as yesterday.
' (Signed) F. AI LMAN."
Throughout the whole of yesterday her MAitsic.
Continued in the same debilitated stile as on the pre-
ceding, without any perceptible alteration for the bet.
ter. Her sufferings are gradually-exhausting her.—
Sbe awoke yesterday from a night of heavy lethssiic
slumber, feverish and onrefresbed, in which situation
she continued daring the day. A circumstantial cc-
coent of her state was slant off expredit yesterday to
the PRINCE REGENT, and the different branches of
the Royal Family. The ItEoltrr again omitted his
usual visit last night, but his ltoyal Highness sent
down an express to receive the evening report of the
Physicians.

The various contingents of the Army of Occupa-
tion are rapidly withdrawing from the French ter-
ritories, with the exception of the few troops to
whose custody the fortresses are still entrusted. The
removal of the British Army has been proceeding far
several days with a favoerable•celerity. On Tuesday
the whole of the infantry, with the exception of the
Guards and the 52d regiment, which are left in pos-
session of the fortresses until the Ihth inst. had arrived
in England ; and in the transfer of so large a num-
ber of individuals, amounting to 15,000, comprising
men, women, and children, it is satisfactory to
know that only oils casualty has happened. Their
embarkation at Calais was effected in the short space
of 7'2 hours. Yesterday the embarkation of • the
cavalry commenced, but we fear not under equally
,propitious circumstances on account of the weather,
which has changed exceedingly within the last two
days. Our shipping intelligence of yesterday ap-
prized us that some of the transports from Calais had,
been unable to enter Dover, but were obliged to rim
into other ports for shelter.

It is stated Spots what is considered respectable
authority, bet we can scarcely believe such a state-
ment tree, even-et Lord CASTLIREAoIi, that in Con.
sequence of a representation made 'Mongrels by the
Prussian and Dutch Envoys, of the absolute neces-
sity of keeping up a considerable *Diary force in
the Netherlands, in Consequence •af the opinions of
the natives, Lord CASTLEnCACII has been prevailed
on to give op, by way of subsidy, the two millions
to be received by this country from France, to
enable the King of the NETIIattLAmDS to defend hit
torn territories. If this report should be verified,
it cannot fail to roast T.pobiic indignation. At the
very moment when the necessities of Great Britain
requite that a large proportion of our troops should
be disbanded to save a sum short of one million, are
we to sacrifice double that amount to defend a Power
who ought to protect himself? We trust that this
report will torn out to be unfounded.

The French Pepers to the 2d inst. have been re-
ceived. The King of Pitts•stA and bis son were
still in the French capital ; as was alto the Grand
Duke CoNSTANTINe.. These personages were going
about visiting the various Institutions, Civil and Mi-
litary, of Paris. The Emperor of RUSSIA has been
liberal in his presents of valuable snuff-hoses, mount-
ed with diamonds, In the persons appointed to attend
him during his stay in France. But we do not tee it
mentioned that these presents had been taken by
authority from the persons to whom they hid been
thus made.

The French Funds hid not yet recovered much
from their late drepression. The Five per Cents.
left off ou Saturday at 71 f. 60 e.

The intelligence from Madrid and Cadiz is to a re-
cent date. It is surprising that Spain should remain
so tranquil as it dove under its present circumstances.
The hangers on at Court were in better spirits than
they had been for some time previous, in consequence
of the arrival of some specie from Lima, and the pro.
spect of a further supply to replenish the exhausted
Treasury of their Sovereign. The vessel arrived at
Cadiz from Lima, has, it is said, brought a million
of dollars on private account. She is the second of
a squadron of foer, which left Lima in June last ;
two others are yet 'sported at Cadiz ; and hopes are
indulged, that as the two first have escaped, the two
last will not fall into the hands of the Insurgent pri-
vateers. The accounts brought by this vessel are
to the same effect as those brought by her con-
sort, representing the state of affairs at Lima
as very favourable to the RoyaHirt csuie.—Men.
sures, it is said, were in train for augmenting
the Spanish army in Chili to 11,000 men, including
in that number about 3,000 of the troops which
sailed from Cadiz in May last. Several armed ves-
sels had sailed from Callao to blockade the ports of
Chili in the possession of the Independents. The
Cadiz merchants, however, it appears, entertain no
hopes of the Royalist sqoadron being able to keep
the sea, in opposition to the naval force which the
Patriots were preparing for Lord COCUUANT.

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We are glad to receive the assurance contained in
the folloning important article from the Waterford
Mirror, of Monday last, that there is no prospect of
scarcity in Ireland, and that the local granaries of
that country are considered as able to supply any de-
ficiency left is Great Britain. This is a most com-

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foekabiebesertoe at IR!, atommetseeme a
when nn small.,publie distress may be apprebt
The danger likely to arise to agriculture fro
portation, la het, however, in the present sr
the Corn LOW% 50 interlineal IS IMO. to I%
the apprehension of some persons in Ireland.
.• It appears that some London Merchant
memorialised Government for permission le
purchased in espectat
home &boot 99,0°0 (leerier, of Wheat sad
now stored on their account in the Mediterfaw
„,
they corer
This large supply was
the British ports remaining open ; bet as II
quarterly average has disappointed that expel
and closed the ports, they wish to go throng
CileraavretnhiStfttabertibtafl
their speculation in spiie of the spirit and the
sion of scarcity as mote fully sufficient (orates(
their application. linti,sifirtanisic
eat odndd
gearineenpwaprr,eileetshee.nontrditelded, Ireland
to
that may have been felt in Greet Britain. WI
to add, however, that (he prayer of the Metn,
said to have been in danger of being granted, b
an eminent mercantile house of London, into
a counter-Memorial. Delay has been allowel
time has thus been given fair enquiry and ewer
Liverpool and other places have already stepp
ward to support the true and solid interests of
and Irish soil, and the permanence of egriculte
courseement. But it is to Ireland olifewthBe*iClhoorapeLbauwsl.
etAenacesmus,6ipeuepat
wdly,
ell
chiefly that ii
yieegsblioe:talgel:llll:c
sure is vital. Ireland, essentially agriculteral,
in commerce, precluded from manufactures
pediments *Web she lemma hope to remove, I
giving a real, almost en missive, prefer,.
British commerce end manufactures, should
every nerve, should move every lever to prey
preference which hos been enacted for her spit
from becoming nominal and illusive. Cork at
terford have, ne.sederstand, already taken tl
in this truly patiolic enterprise; they have e
Memorials, and we should hope that no pet
the mercantile interest of Ireland will be se
this trying crisis. Nor should the landed ish
silent, although necessarily more slow in etp
an opinion. Vigour, unanimity, and tape&
necessary, for it must not be concealed than
has transpired to make the friends of helm
an early and unfavourable decision of the got
Another ease of estreme distrait:scoffed
day, as mill be seen by the I
A man, 6Q years of age, node tan exam
for attempting self.destruction, *mt it appei
the testienonr of a Gentleman prget, who lo
the office of Constable in the parish tto
happy man belonged, that many instances of
acts of suicide had come to his knowledge, fro
culpable misconduct of the Overseers of the
refusing the necessary relief.
This is another holiday at the Stock Esc,
g bat some busine.s has been done at a bell
_pet
lower than the price of yesterday.
The Mike of Yong transacted military b
yesterday with the PRINCE RECiiNT.
Yesterday the Hanoverian Minister and the
CHANCELLOR had audiences of the PRINCE It
at Carlton-house.

It is again asserted in the fashionable ch
that the Duchess of KENT is pronounced to
favourable way to give her Royal Consort a
and that the Duke and Duchess are to return I
land previous to her accoochement. Reprt I
stated the pregnancy of the Duchess of CI.)
It is essential to t►e principle of legitimacy th
should be no possible doubt as to Royal hint
precautions taken in this country to eethentii
births of our Royal Family, requiring the attr
of the great Offices of State. if nut their act;
sence. to prove the interest that is attached to

remittance.
The object of the Patecu RECUT'S OM I
sington Palace has been misstated. It was
pay a visit to the Duke of Sum*. es he km
his Roy al Highness was et Teubridge Wells,
count of his health; but to 'semi°. the ups
lately occupied by the Princess of WALT'.
did, and the servants left in the care of the
merits, nine in number, as we before slaty
since received noli ce from the Loam Cu
LAIN forthwith • lciltielt possession. The re
that his Royal -110.714 m wilt use ihesn.hissell
Carl ten-house is undergoing some splendid site,
Yesterday Mr. Justice ABBOT was ',sworn i
Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench,
LORD CHANCELLOR, in his private room,
Court of Chancery, Lincoln's Inn. Mr.
BATLEY accompanied the Lord Chief Justice
Justice DALLAS will perform the same referee
day, es Chief Justice of the Court of Comma!
Yesterday a Court of Directors was held
East India.house, when Major-General the 11
CIBARLES COLTILL.E, K•C.B. was appointed
matiaier.in-Chief of the Company's Forces a
hay, in the room of Lieutestant.Genetal Sir
NIGIITINGALL, K.C.B. The following C
were sworn into the summand of their rem
ships, viz :—Captain R. T. I)ALRYMPLE,
Vsusittart, for Bombay and China ; and Cap
NA I LINK , to tl e General 1(3 d, for Madras and

The whole of the Infantry of the British A
Occupation, with the exception of the Goat
the 52d Regiment (left in possession of tit*' to
until the 15th instant), have been emboli kid
ailed from Celsis, in the short space of 7'2
They ate all safely landed In England.
number, including men, women, and c
amount to very nearly 15,000 persons, besid
knrset. On Monday the embsikation of t
lery commenced, and yesterday IWedoesl•
clvalry were expected to begirt eSgrting.

°fla , T 111; QU Ett recollections, and peoe• ,
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,n, that the Soseeiign, salvo has Thelolsoloteg is tad 13011.1
'ions of Scandinavia, ;wilt soot .health
tit independence and glory of honiedtiio morning :-zia..
44h0 onion and prosplaity of " McQuaid, ties hall a restless et,
eredos." her Nature's disease remain these,