The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-26 00:00:00

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neighbourhood where they were arrested, awe
seconded the gendarmes with all their power,
The Quarter•Mester, Lafontaine, of the 14 ,e4i.
went of horse Chasseurs of the Es-Guard, sod some
other chasseurs w►ho tried to stir up their regiment,
have likewise been arrested.
All these criminals ate already given op
.to the
Councils of War, Who are about to aileitnister
prompt and severe justice.

(Signed)
llcad-cunrier., 8 erget, 00.11.

MACDONALS.

Brussels Papers to the 23d, and Frankfort to
19th inst. arrived this forenoon. They corronimiea.
;but few pirticulars of interest. The Emperor
Russ! v passed through Ulm on the 13Th, 'on his
! turn to St. Peterahurgb. The Russians were as.iete.
alittg at Itastadt to be reviewed by the Greed Duke
CoNST.\\TIxx.• •
The Prussians were still. plondering• the Freed'
fortresses of all that they could carry swop '
materiel at Montraedy has been entirely removed,
and preparations were making to hlow op the fortii.
cations erected after the designs of Vault vst.
OOP of the first blessings which the King of t
Netherlands is .boot to confer ou his new subject
a load of taxes and a state debt. The projects of
law for this purpose has been submitted to the Silt
General, before their address of loyalty to rise K.
has cooled in their hands—the best timer:o,l4lMb
for such a proposal. ibis is another Mow,
Parliaments bossing called together by Rapti Audi.
rity for no other purpose than to employ time se.
stroments of taxation.
The Hague Paper of the 206 inst. says, It The
Second Chamber of the States General, after luring
yevierday formed a secret Committee to hear the
Report upon the Address proposed to be presented
to the King, received i . its public Sitting his Excel.
.lency the Minister et the Finances, accompanir!,
two Members of the' Coned! of State. Ills Excel.
leat7 the Minister Six Von &Meek, then read.'
project of a law to reser the deticieucy ocasioefd
by she extraordinary tapences of this year, aid
provide the means sit so doing. The Chamber
solved to have the Project printed is both tangy get,
and distributed to all the Members. The deficiency
is estimated at 40 minims' of florins, to b. cowered,
without increasing the National Debt, by issuing,'
equal sum in bonds, bearing interest at 5 per rent.
to be redeemed gradually, helpmate* Jan. Ist, 181!
so that the whole will be eseemied ea or Were
3114 December", 11111/. • •••
To meet this apace, ea addition of 15
t cent. is to be, made to all the direct taxes, to this.
II upon servants, &c. bye. (answeriog to the English
Assessed taxes) ; to all indirect taxes, witimet
ception, and some others; and lastly on the impost
on all foreign productions, as well as on the Customs.
All persons liable to pay these taxes (lee coalribw
ables) were to advance a sum upon those bonds,
equal to the whole of the amount of certain tam
which they have paid this year, under the title of ,
war tax, this advance to be in ready money, and
paid in five equal monthly instalments, beginning
i in Novemher Iteht, end ending ,in March Ittl6
; cause the receipt of the direct Mei for the nest jest
does not begin till the month of April, ke.

Adtirlec from Melte up so the 26th ult. are rerein
ed in To n via Paris. 'rho E.Eirotas frig tie had r.
rived there with the French Generals LALLEav
and S•tVAnt, end several other officers beloning,
BON 'kr twrs's suite. LALLSMAND and SALIM( hal
been landed.

It is rewortrd in letters from Cadiz, that an epitle.
mic disorder has broken out there, and that the CI;
lain-Genera' had died of it.
By letters from Shields yesterday, it appears tilt
the number of piisoners made of the refractory set-
man, amounts to more than has been stated. be
less than fifty have been taken, thirty are oa boot
the vessels in the river, and twenty are in the priori
at Shields.

The Master of .S't. John the Baptist, a ship ofino
tons, which left Engtoted for Cad z, writes, tlist hit
vessel has been engaged, or rather seized, by the Ga.
vernment, to be employed as a transport far troops
to South America. A number of other Spanish ship
have been compelled to undertake the gas. voYsie
ocular-the liko-artdrraty cfriumsta neva, bat we bait

understand that they are in a condition immedittrly
to put to sea, and we learn that a quantity of used
which were sent expressly to obtain an advantsgervi
price as auxiliary to such armaments, 'twisted'
unsold.
GIIIKALTA It, OCT 5.—A squadron, consislidg of
threes frigaws, four sloops and a brig, parsed these
Straits to the westward yesterday. They showed no
colours; arid kept close to the Barbary shore."
There can be little doubt, however, but dry art
Algerines, and intended hostilities against
Danish ar'd other Nor tio•rn 1h Ks.
. His Royal Iliglure,s the PR ycz REGO', sit'
tended by General IlLooraricia, honoured Doll'
lane Theatre with his presence last night. to "ii;
ties: Mrs. Mattnyn's admirable pet formance
'Mina Manderilk, and the popular Farce of Tit'
Muoir.
The Archdukes Jon?" sod Louis. wlththeirsuites,
rode out yesterday in tan of the L'lrtect IifGENTt
open carriages, through the Parks and in &Om.:
parts of the Metropolis.
The Court-Martial on Lord Ctoner Crutter, of
the Neircus/12 frigate, is still sitting tit 4:heerriess It
is expected to terminate in a feu da c.
The transports which have been some timer"'
played in the Mediterranean, are ordered W row'
the service, b$ vtic'
; the moo rigid cc "
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