The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-06 00:00:00

proper to accede to his wishes. It is not yet sic. r.
tained whether he will dispense with pes‘pods.
It is affirmed here, that nor ieternancio at Cor,.
stantinople, sod the Prussian Minister at thatestut,
have made representations in behalf of the Si,,
and have produced testimonials which remain wow
severed, but width prove the inigoltons *indict e
1 the Turkish Chiefs, who load the commatod of that
province. The Porte seemed-aware of these prsc.
*ices, and took the resolution of deposing the Net*
of Belgrade, and ordering him to Constantlnuoe;
but thes* order* do not seem to have been obeyed.
After the rettirn of the Servian Deputies from C,p,
stantinople, to which city they were sent by thezt •
feclow-coont rymen to make known to the ptantbt
real posture of affairs, a party of the Bosnia,' To kt
joined the Serviant, and they are the troops which
wishsbe Paella and his sr n are blockaded in thecitedet
of Belgrade, and they command the city. It
thought, however, that it cannot hold out long.
Our liovernment, it is said, has issued ordem frr
the formation of a corps dimes to set against h,
Montenegrins. This corps is to pby land ins
Dalmatia, and from thence to Ragusa, where vi
be assensitled all the forces destined to act agairg
them. Mauy of the regiments returning from.%
south of France are to form a part of this corpk
Their m,rch is through Trieste and Fiume, awl su,
gazines are established for their support.
Booanx.svx, SEPT. 18.—We yesterday Wen*
our Readers of the decision of the Council of RPli,
sion respecting the brothers Faucher, de la Retie;
they were defended by a deputation of the Du,
which, however, was unsuccessful. They *dewed
six reacons in their behalf, which went egeinst the
composition of the Council of War, and against the
sentence o hich it had pronounced ; they were re.
jected. The condemned heard the confirms ion of
their sentence with resignation, and Waged the con.
gelations of religion; they walked to the placed
; execution hand in hand, with a serene look, which
they preserved to the last.

Ditec.D EN, SEPT. 22.—The Court is still at Pi!nit:,
where it will remain probably till the 15tb of October,
According -to letters from Berl*, the Pruitt
Government is about to obtain fronftbe King of tie
Netherlands the cession of the districts on the lat
'bank of the Meese, so that the river shall be a boob
dary to the two States.
The letters of Warsaw annosames tlait.4ll the
Polish army is ftftsv organized, and in the best co*
• Idition. • • • . -
The restoration of Thorp .to.lbo Prossisos nteb
with difficulties and delay. • •
The independence of the eit •
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formally acknowledged by the Mit rows; in*
the in time, howenro le does nftqatentrgit& • •
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15RUSSELS‘ Seer. 30.—We bare now theiollowinf
particulars respectiftg the restitution of the Finish
paintings :-
1 " The Commissiotven bad already for a long limo
employed every means in order to attainthrir tee,
bat ali mas in vain ; and it was remarked meentiat
that several Flemish paintings disappeared from time
to time from the Museum.

" This at last gave occasion to a Memorial, don
up in very strong terms, from the Netherland,' Am-
bassador to the Allied Monarchs, ill which the pierti
that had disappeared were exactly named and do
scribed, and demanding that .the Directors of tie
Museum should be responsible for the Flemish pais!.
inga.

" This Memorial had the happy effect, that not
only no piece more was missed from the Moro;
but that the Netherland Commissioners succeeded,
on the 19th September, in getting into the Moto,
and obtaining possession of the plundered properl'
By 12 o'clock, the same day, a waggon wilt Ow
luable pieces, was sent off; and after that a second
load.

" At sii P. M. the celebrated Or, by Pullet, go
. carried out by eight men, esr•orted by three Prussia,.
Though a body of 3 or 400 Parisi:vino frlhorri
the picture, we succeeded in bringing it away wit'
out damage; hut this was not dant without 114•
rutty. for the people were heard to murmur Nth's.
selvvs flint tl.ey ought not to let the beautiful pert
he carried oil' uninjured. However, a resolutem
duct on our side (rye:es-tee all difficulties.
i
" Ilappily a company of English soldiers hi
been given 'pt. They were posted about the ii'",
and prevented the crowd who had been admitted (ilig
not known for what reason) from doing all d""r
to the Flemish pictures that were taken (loan.
" On the 23d, all the Flemish pictures litre'
moved from the Museum. As for those *llo'
*still wanting, and which have been conveyed tstrrL
!print Palaces to be concealed, we have sulicieati-
formatfon concerning them.
6‘ If they are not speedily produced, mint o''
be easily found to bring them to light.
" It is expected that the Netherland Cabile
Natural history Kill be taken back by a celeb !te'.
Prorescor of Ley den, In the same n.anner °'e
Paintings have been."
The cantonment, of the Allies continue to h
and more drawn towards Lille, the* et .'"
copy several places round the fortress, an It' 7
trance of
,the Allied troop- is spoken of "
probable. in Lille a great degree of alarm pref3ls'
Important changes are espeded there 00 t 4
NationakGraardt wbo do the duty of thoescfyil4l