The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-12-18 00:00:00

HAGUE. D. 13.

SECOND CRAMBFAt OF TtlE STATES GENERAL.
Dec. I°.
A Message ryas read from his Majesty, informing
the Chamber that his Majesty had conctoded a Treaty
of Marriage between his beloved' son the Prince of
Orange; and her ImperiJ Highness the Grand
Dechess Maria Paulin, sister to the idtnpe►or Alex,
ander ; and to w hi, h, scolding t• the CrsoatismtiOn,
the consert of t:.e State, i• neettssary.:---Referred to
a Committee, to be reporter' apalayt-arrrair. •

BRUSSEL3, Dec. 9.---F. Fotrris to 01stfronilell
the Allied troops pre all i.. -notion ; the 'roads ere
covered with troops of all a►^►s, artillery, and eti
endless train of baggage, Lc. k►. Preparations are
making at Cambray to receive, before ti►e end of
the month, the head-qearters of Lord Wellington.
All the English *troops beyond the contingent of
25,000 infantry and 5000 cavalry, which roman► in
France, are coming to Belgium ; the. Hanoverian
and Hanseatic troops pass through these provinces
to return home; mean time the duty isolono in the
French fortresses as Lille and Arras, lithe strictest
manner.

The troops which lately landed at Ostend went
yesterday on board again to return to Hoglund.—
The report is again in circulation, that Lord Wel-
lington's head-quarters will come to Brunel. in the
•onth of January.
AMSTERDAM, DEC. it —The storm of the 7tig
Sth instant, which was attended with such ava
and severe frost, has done very gnat dowser *pink
our neighbouring coast ; many ships are stranded la
the Zuyder Zee, or entangled In the lett there, in
the mouths of the harbours and to the Wyo. kV
the ports of the Zu)der Zee, the greited ertertibbe4
are making, partly to disengage the vessels serene:KO
with the iew and bring them into more secure bisthati
alit partly to repair the damage done to other!.

A suspetision has eaain taken place in the evrivele
from France. No Paris Papers have arrived since
Friday. We insert, however, some Interesting mt.
tides relative to French affairs : among than twi
important documents, relating tw the negotiations
that have bestakterroinstegl. We allude to the waver
of the French Plenipotentiaries to the proposes of
the 20th of September, awl the Note of the Allied
Ministers in reply he the peace4hig. The Allies, by
their first proposals, had required a cession of tertta
Awry, including Cootie, PhillippesillP, Marienbourg,,
Charlemout, Stiare-Lessig, Linden, and the
forts of Sou: and L'Eclose, the demolition of the
works of lionisiguen, the payment 01.800 millions of
francs, and the occopatlon of the strong places of the
Northern sod North Eastern frontier by an Allied
army 6f 150,000 men. The French Ministers agreed I
to scoept. the general bases of territorial cession beyond
thelimillef ancient France, payment of indemnit 70 04
provisional occupation of the frontiers for a fixed,
time; but they strongly contested the specific term!
A few days since, a large parcel of about 501. demauded, as founded on the principle of cotiquett.
—The Allied Ministers observe, that they do not
value, containing several hundreds of Moore's 414.
soanneke in sheets was stolen fromone of 04 ground their proposals in any right of Conquest, that
coaches on its wa from ',nada, to Exeter. 't
hee n
9 the contrary they bare studiously avoided
thieves, no iinlitiry in it nothing bet quires of printed thing that might lead to a discussion of that right
atwr
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cunsiil.?md it es waste, and left the whole ill
nt still France is treated as a conquered
tout t •
4644/ Mita r gelishury. tiry,,
rhhr-and-thirtv extents have, it seems, 'been is- and whenever better arguments are wanting to josti4
tt the Collectors of the Kw, tsars in violenceed7yr eszpatcsipio.n, the, right of conquest is utitlis:
'lurks6lre and 'heir securing* in consequence ef diseuis
The manner in which the. French Ministers speak
of the King as en Ally hi the war is earinov edboqh.
rnlibery and stoppazapoifictehiebeNedera;
lt)hueryilißtraalc.,dl:2lZh usafortintately ok
II us to the comity, which bad been to
een lodged ,there.
rest his only
Tltey dila! to that character on M.P.
hetnis paid into. th.kmids of the Receiver-General
for the county. enny of La Vendee, whose military achievements

IVhen Madame Ney reached the Thailteries, thlt
King was at breakfast, and admission was on ♦aripis
pretences denied her ; at length the Duc .de D*as
announced the dread tidings, by saying, "Vest (rap
lard."

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