The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-24 00:00:00

Count BARBS MABB,q9 ,lefisnlied the projet.
After some further discussion the (chamber elected,
by scrutiny, a Committee of five Memhers, consist.
;log of M. Desese, the ftiron Segnior, the *midi*
de Frondeville, Messrs. Counts Pastore! and Gar-
uier to examine the projet.
Count Molt, in the name of the Committee of
Regulation, proposed provisionally,
lit. That the Proces Verbal of the Chamber be
printed and regularly distributed to the Peers and
llieputies, without announcing the names of those de-
fivering opinions.
2„. That this Proces Verbal be reprinted in the
'Journals.

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I'he Chamber ordered Ate distribution of this
Report.
Adjourned till Saturday.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Oct 19.
Tbeie via's to-dip no public Sitting, the Dimities
reasinin its their bureaus to discuss the projets.of
hiss's presWnteti to them by the Keeper of the Simile
and ilie Minister of Police, on the I.6th and 18th of
this *Oath. •
It is thought that there Will belt public Sitting
to-morrow.

410.11111 m.
A numerous English guard has +Oen rationed at
the Hotel of Wagram, where it is saidtbe*Duke of
Gloucester is to -reside, who is every movisest ez-
Pected at Paris.
One of the journals states, that yesterday morn.
ing the Police made a search in the Rue de la
dier, where it was supposed leveret individuals were
•roecealed, pointed out as agitators.
The Journal de Toulouse mentions that ,l 1 fedi.
Meats had been condemned to different Correctional
.punishments for seditious cries.
The Prussian troops cantinas to occupy the bar•
racks at Luxembourg.
The Treaty between Prance and the Allies, being
conclatied, it is raid that the Foreign Ministers are
preparing to quit 'Paris. - • . •
AO the Journals of the Departments contain Ar.
.retes of the Prefects, to hasten the collecdea et; fise
eatraordinary contribution of.100,000„000.
The Bth corpt of the Psussian army, camellia*
by. General Teuenzien, has, taken up culeillikeikti'
in the Department of Seine Iderienre. This Galore-
seen.tneasure his rends
tional contribution ot
the-total amount of
the maintenance of these

Another Prnssisn
men, has until further
at gals and in its .
In the night between
of the King's Gerdes
~lloli, were Brad upon.
from whence the shots
the pallisades three pel
who were arrested.
woudoed.

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COPENII &GEN, OCT,
Ga;atte contains the f
By the Treaty of Ki
of Sweden ceded to Deni
of Pomerania and the
the sea from the other
sition was of less value
population and the
than it would have been
Oa this account, his Mi
proposal made him br
to him his right to
others lying nearer.
Vienna, it was agreed
who received from

burg, which confines
should cede it to the ,
fur his rights to Swedisi
Thus his Majesty's don
Elbe Tor their frontier
closed with Prussia, a,
of June, by his Majeal

The introduction 'ppm
storff Plenipotentiarir
Hardenberg and 13aroi
Art. I. The King of
self and successors his
and Rugen.
2. The King of Pi
obligations entered int
the 8,9, 10, 11, 12, 1
ties of the Treaty of Kiel,
$. Prussia cedes Lar
exception of the bailie(
the Elbe and IVlecklew
loges, which partly con'
closed in the said hail!'

4. The King of Del
obligations entered int
specting the Duchy of
haus is to bear a part,
tion, in the debt of the
5. The King of Prassia
papers, maps, and plan-
the Duchy of Laoenbui
him by Hanover.
6. By an agreement
the latter is to pay to
Swedish dollars banco,
Denmark. This sum
three months after tl
Treaty.
7. To make the inde
Prussia to pay a farther

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if Seine Irtferieare. This unions.
ndered necessary a second addl.,'
of ten centimes per. franc upon
the impositions to provide for
hese troops.
column of upwards of 10,060
er orders taken up.cantonatenie
s environs. • tr
eei the 16th and 17th a brigade
s de
_Corps, pressing Ifs* Rea.dtl?
oon. Tkey serroonded the 064
is came, and found concealed is
*robin with muskets and pigtolai
One of the Gerdes du Corps was
12"Cll 111.41 L.
Supplement to one
following:—
Kiel, of Jan. 14, 1814, the King
Denmark his rights to the Duchy
le Isle of Rugen. Divided by
.r Danish possessions, this acqui-
lite to Denmark, considering the
resources of those provinces,
een if more favourably situated.
Majesty the King acceded to the
by the King of Prussia, to cede
these provinces in exchange for
During the negociations ab
eed that his Prussian Majesty,
Hanover the Duchy of Laneo-
i with the Duchy of Holstein,
King of Denmark in exchange
dish Pomerania and Rugen.--
lominions have now obtained the 111
ur by the following Treaty, con-
and ratified at Paris on the 21st
?sty the King of Prussia.
TREATY.
ippoints the two Counts of Bern.
les for Denmark
_s and Prince
on Humboldt for Prussia.
of Denmirk renounces for him-
his right to Swedish Pomerania
Prussia takes upon himself the
ato by the King of Denmark by
20, 22, 23, 24, and 26th Arti-
Kiel.
euenburg to Denmark, with the
,age of Neuhaus, lying between
lenburg, and the Luneburg vil-
:onfine upon, and are partly in.
Iliage.
kmmark takes upon himself the
nto by the King of Prussia re-
f except that Nea-
rt, proportionate to its popula-
Jte country.
essia gives op all the documents,
ins relating to the ceded part of
urg, so as they are delivered to
,1 between Sweden and Prossia, •
Denmark the sum of 600,000
t, as balance due by Sweden to
I to be paid in ready moneys,
the signature of the present
lemnity to Denmark complete,
Of sum of two willioes of Prus.
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