The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-12-01 00:00:00

lIOybSE OF COMMONS.

There being only thirty-eight Members present at
four o'clock, the House was of course adjourued to
to-morrow.

The following is the amount of the Britisli Naval
Force up to this day :—At sea, 41 ships of the line,
9 of 44 guns, 110 frigates, 94 ;loops and yachts,
6 bombs, 123 brigs, 7 cutters, 24 schooners, gun-
vessels, loggers, &c. Total 414.—1 n Port and fit-
ting, 26 of the line, 6 of 41 guns, 27 frigates, 34
sloops, &c. 1 bomb, 33 brigs, 5 cutters, 9
schooners' &c. Total 151.—Guardships, 4of the
line, 3of 50 guns, 3 frigates, 4 sloops. Total 14.
—Bospital Ships and Prison Ships, 13 of the line,
lof 50 guns, 1 frigate. Total, 15.—Ordinary and
repairing for Service, 112 of the line, 13 from 60 to /14
guns, 69 frigates, 31 sloops, 3 bombs, Ste. 27 brigs, 4
schooners, &c. Total 259.—Building, 22 of the line,
4 of 41 gnns, S frigates, 6 sloops, &c. 2 brigs.
Total 42.—Grand Total 895.
Tut. SLATE TLADE.—On this interesting sub-
ject, Mr. ViTILIIIRTORCE has written to
.a friend in
the following terms I am happy to inform you,
that a letter from the Dnke of WELLINGTON brought
me a few days ago the welcome intelligence, that the
French Government had actually issued an order,
prohibiting the Slave Trade by French subjects any
where to the nothward of Cape Formosa. By this
measure protection is afforded to 1500 miles of
coast, and the measure is the more important, be-
cause, from the shape of the coast, slaves might be
brought from the Interior either to the southward or
the western coast. Let us hope that this concession
Is the earnest of more complete success."

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By the Arts rapers orNasillity, the 47th, shish
arrived this morriinc„ Me heti' accounts front Vienne
of the 16th bait httt strifine sthsys retpecting the
Congress. The Comml..inn app .itited to form tt
new Constitution fur Germany
Jobours in a very auspicious way L Ofhae h.. 5 veto'
the straits of the Church, and Rtrvrd. that the three
Religions—the Catholic,
shall enjoy a perfect equality. ;AD kinds-of peers.;
gatives, privileges, and; eft efteslire rights off, Anpr:ls.
ed ; and 'the Committee heal undertaken ;Ilie rely
pious and praiseworthy (Usk of werltio4 Solie
formation among the •Bishops and Archbishops, is
which' et tempt we wish them .all possible s
for lie- verily believe —sitch ieformation is iedt. •
wanted.
The ratification of the Treaty of Peace betweao'
Russia and Denmark has:been exchanged at Viestati
and there are accounts which state that Mlit.
ciations have commenced between Denmark and
Prussia, under which new exchanges of territory IN
to he made. It is stated that Pomerania, incladiug
the Island of Rugen and its Dependencies, are to be
! ceded to Prussia, in Morn for which Denmark is
to receive one millionlof dollars: 'The King of Du.
It ARK must he in sad Want of motley if (his be wt.;
but It is conjectured that a seriet article is h.-vitae*
nected with this arrangement, by which tubeckUul
Ilambtirgit are to be annexed to Holstein, and the
full Sovereignty to be assigned to -the Court el
Copenhagen. There go the liberties and privily'.
of Hamburgh once more, in the true spirit erre
amputating doctrine of the Courier. We should
imagine that if countries and cities are to ht.
given to those sho can best protect them, the ow
signing of llaniburgh to such weak hands as the
King of DLIVMARK is not a proof of very great
wisdom. Another appropriation is talked of in the
same neighbourhood, in whic'i ilaniburgh, in oar
vlaiti; would have been better included. It is stated,
that -litnoret le resift to be made to look more likes
' kingdom than itstresent does; a nfrThtit 'Sere is as
endeavour raking to render it of some use to us by
giving it a sea:port, which no kingdom be
without. We are told that the completeilo. otioies
; of the Ems and Weser, toge'her with Pirst Frieslanl
I and the Duchy of Oldenbugh, are to be added to oar
ilanoterian possession ; but the customary demand
of a large pecuniary con ideation is to be made; int
are too rich and too generous to seek any thing ass
contingent fortili:teeritorial cessions now SO liberally
snaking among the:ether principalities.

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The 'Ochs! docssaseisti relati.e to the formal er
geplante, at et. it liar, beet enforced. of the Crowed
Noruay by CNAKLit of S Action. are given in sto
otherpage. The ekction, we are told,u aet unanimous!
The august Prince JOHN, alias BERNADOTTE., ine
been coquetting in a finished style upon this eat.
sion, and his young sou, with the Ossianic name
(o,c.sn), has been spouting heroics after him. Ti
Deum, and all the re l. followed. The Noeneo
Council talk of his Majesty King Quint:ea XIII
and his kgilima'e desceudatsts.—Do they intim lo
quiz Prince Joan er,:•ei his sUcCeseion.? •
The official &Ails of the expedi•ion from liatsvls
against Macassar aro also given in this Paper. It
appears that the object of the expedition hall
been attained, the Rajah of Boxy having, heti
dispossessed of his throw.. This exploit *0
performed almost without any loss on our put
IVe find by the Orders of the Batavian Government
on the successful accomplishment of this enterprise,
that the restless and ambitious disposition of the rs•
live Chieftains of the more Easeern Isles, particularly
of Celebes, on which is Macasioir, had long been s
source of annoyance and trouble to the former Cre•
vernment of our Batavia,, colony. The recent or'
duct 9f the Rajah of BONI, at *nee hostile tali&
suiting, demauded an example—that example foe
been made—and in the subsequent arrangements
which have been adopted, the tr4tvquillity of the
country Ista..been secured, while a happy recosialg•
tion :Isetemen the contending —lloo'w, has enithi
Moissr•Gen• NIGUTINGALL to re-tstablisk an efficitio
administration for the country, on principles at (We
conciliatory to-the people, and satisfactory-to Goser"'
ment. The dispatches were brought home by Capt.
Goocn, who, we understand, is z:lso the bearer or
accounts from the Cape of Good Hope. •
It is said, that poor Mr. VANsorretav llaS tn'C 1^
badgered of fate, and feels himself's* unable #0
stand the brunt of further attacks, that Im bas
solved on resigning the office of Ministerial Def. nder•
and that of Chancellor of the Exchequer to boot, 14
a fresh man, Mr. BusKisson !

Di•pa'chps from Gibraltar were receii ed at the 4e'
cretary of State's Office yesterday.

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