The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-21 00:00:00

DUIVII 41V D II43IBURGB MAILS.

MessEt.s, DEC. 12.—They write from the French
frontiers, that the Duke of Anenuleme, in his late
visit to the Departthents of the North, every where
expressed himself iu a very liberal manner. and fre-
quently repeated, in the name of the King that
there should be only one party, namely, that which
was inclined to the King, the Charter, and constitu•
tional freedom. Oo the spa coasts he more than
once declared, that. the Government would neglect
nothing to restore de marine and
,commerce ; and he
assured the manufacturers, that the importation of
prohibited goods wonlds guarded against with the
greatest vigilance.
HAntre, Dec. 13.—The small•poz still commits
new ravager. In the course of the last month 80
persons have died of it here. It has also speared at
()tidewater, and some other places. It is thought
that it was camournicated to those places by a soldier
who had the infection.
While emigratioe are every where taking place to
foreign Countries, many persons, and even whole
fabillies, from various parts of the Netherlands, go
to try their fortune in our colonies in the East and
West Indies, and to be there also useful to their na-
tire country. Many such will embark with the ex-
pedition which is shortly to sail. However useful
this may be to the Mother Country and to the Colo-
nies, people may improve their condition, even in
their own country, by colonization, and find a bet-
ter fortune. We allude to the already existing colony
of Frederickoord, where a short time ago only bar.
ren fields were to be seen : thOse who go thither are
not exposed to tedious, dangerous, expensive, and
fatiguing voyages, and dangerous disea'es in foreign
climates, to which they are unaccustomed. Accord.
ing to all appearance, this example will shortly be
succeeded by other similar attempts.
STUTGAItn, DEC. I.—The Embassy to Rome, to
treat of the relations of the Catholic Church, of the
Protestant Princes, will depart in a few weeks. The
President, Von Schuiz-Grollenburg, is appointed to
that post. The new organization of the provincial
bailiwicks is to be published by the Ist January, and
be then immediately carried into effect. We expect
then, that a new Assembly of the Stoles will be called
together., His Royal Highness the Duke of Glou-
cester returns by way of Frankfort and Paris to
;London. ,
tiAnovEn, DEC. 8. ii i'atr,trit her Majesty
the late Queen has beqtleathePtiwels to a great
amount to the House of Brunswick. It is also stilted,
that these, and the jewels bequeathed by her 'Ma- ,
jesty to the Crown of Hanover, are those which, ar
we learn, her Majesty received upon her usietiage
from the above two reigning Houses. •
The Assembly of the Stator is deliberating on the
abolition of the torture.
JUTLAND, DEC. 7.—A Spanish transport, with
about WO Russians on board, belonging to the three
last frigates given by Russia to Spain, is stranded near
Skagen. The people are saved, with the exception
of two officers and six men. •

WARSAW, Dec. 3.—Prince Con:l4lons arrived
here this morning. r
The lost fair here, which ended a feiv days since,
has turned out well, a great deal of business being
done.

We expect shortly the Russian troops from France;
necessary measures ere taking to collect provisions
for them in the kingdom.

COPENHAGEN, DEc B.—The weather is still so
mild that many flowers growing in the open air are
in blossom. Wall flowers, pinks, auriculus, and
mignonette are in blossom again. Oats that were
sown in August are in ear now in December.
Exchange ua Loodun—Der. 8-31 ;St 6.
—9.; SY. 1.