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THE STATESMAN.

TUURSDAT, SEPTEMBER 8, 1814.
,isi...—.

LONDON:

We find by two Haniburgh Mails which have ar-
, elved, that the Danes are sending two Ambassadors
to Vienna, and that the Danish and Prussian Courts

are on remarkable good terms. A treaty of peace

between Prussia and Denmark was signed at Berlin
'on the 25th ult. By the latest advices from Copen-
hagen, it appears that Prince CHRISTIAN was ex-
pected there in a few days. BERNADOTTE is still
talking of his being destined to command the Nor-
wegians, and they are still giving him to understand,
as much as is in their power, how unwilling they are
to submit to this sort of destiny. The Norwegian
flotilla has been attempting to get out under the
Danish flag, and the popular tumults continue.
fight by these Mails, and under the
.gh, Aug. 18, relieves us from any
the nomination of Count ROMAN..
the Congress at Vienna. It states
has written a most flattering let-
ter, granting his request to retire, on,
health. Count NESSELRORE IHIS
i'euilk of the Foreign Department.
St. Petersburgh of the Ist ulti
unexpected circumstance, that
,ho bore the character of being
tached to the interests of BONAPARTE,
recalled to the Royal favou'r; and
with his Sovereign, since the reetilis
the capital. It was even asserted, th%t
,11, had been selected to accom.
'or ALEXANDER to the Congress
has been believed that it was in
counsels of this Minister that his
adopted that line of generous
'ented the annihilation of the em-
pire, by the fatal CONTINENTAL
enrolled his name, we inPe for
benefactors of mankind. 'Bathe
regarding ROMANZOFF remained
'e were prepared to say, that as to
of an old Minister having the her
with his Sovereign, we werc..s4*
fined to take fright., ,trig
?re acts of condescension ton tit 4
'ERON; but we could nticiblit doe
at the mention, of R9MANZbFF
perfect a work which he gave no
Ising. pledge of his disposition— or
,warei. It must, however, be al-
ho was in the secrets of the French
m other circumstances, and may be
one as could meet TALLEYRAND,OR
a devoid of the necessary insigl4,
that wily Statesman, is no impro-
the task of negociating where French
ItomAnzorr might present as
at the approacing Council as 'rm.-
faces of Statesmen we all know
disposition to alter with the aspect
rer good may result to the public

ranges.

Merchants, in reply to their impor-
;ubject of the Tariff, and commercial
id to have been told, that the Impe-
present %holly occupied by ohjects
importance ; but that after (perhaps
mgress, their interests will meet with
'Oll.

Aua. 43.—Count Joachim Voo
commissioned to go to the Congress at
id Plenipotentiary, with his brother
ssador Extraordinary, and has al.
thither by way of Lubeck. It
Prince Christian will arrive here
to a few days.
19.—Ott the 17th, the Polish troops

France marched in here iiith much
General Krasinski, and after a few
proceed to Warsaw.
9.3.-,-With great pleasure we see
standing that prevails between the
garrison ; lately, on occasion of a
ceremony, the church was so crowd-
Id could get a seat. The Austrians
ts, voluntarily gave them up at times
► companions in arms, and vice versa,
io equally, in rest and fatigue, as
the dangers and the triumphs of

cm. 27.—The first three-masted ship
at Dantsic for many years, lately
ing launched, the name of Prince

inst. the Russian, Lithuanian, and

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KJ
A'`

• wegians, and they art
as much as is in their 1
to submit to this sort
flotilla has been atti
Danish flag, and the 1
An article brought
date St. Petersburgh,
apprehension from the
soeir to attend at the I
'that the EMPEROR has
ter to that Minister, g
account of ill health
teived the portfeitille I
Advifes from St. P
forM4d -us of the u
this Minister, who
unalienably attached t
• Ind 'beewseddenly rem
4tas dined thrice with 1
of the latter to the cal
Count RAMANZOFF 1
pany theme{ .mperor
at Vienna..----it •Itei,
1 1. defiance of the coups
Imperial- Majesty ad
policy which preventei
coerce of his Empire
i.
SYSTEM, and has etir,
ever, among the benel
c advises of the Ist reg
uncontradicted, we w
the circumstance of a
nour of dining with
. t lainly not inclined
these may be mere
.-
part of the EMPEROI
, 1 fess our surprise at
being selected to per]
evident or promising
capability to forwar
lowecchat one who w
Government, under of
supposed such a one
friendly terms, not d
into the views of that
per person for the tali]
tt, - interests are concernet
mit altered, an aspect at th
s r
w>iea n. The face
nave a wonderful disp
• of things, whatever 1
,
1 - • from these changes.
The Russian Merc
f 4- tunities on the subjec
relations, are said to
Oat Cabinet is at pres
of much greater impo
efen at) the Congress
the closest attention.
CVENIIAGEN, AU(
Ileralltofff, is commis,
• Vienna) as second Ph
the Danish Ambassed
ready proceeded this
seems certals that Pri
from liforwly„..io a f
l 'Posts, Aug. 19.
1,
N Morning frees "Fran
- prop, inifor Gegen
days.repose will pros
-Alto.rz, Acs. 23
the good understanc
troops of our garri
solemn religious cere
ed that few could cu
who had got seats, vi
I to. their Prussian con
sliaring here, also e
they, had shared the
q ,
the war.
1. •Ilenms, Aug. 27
which was built at 13
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