The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-09 00:00:00

" Kew Palace, Ott. 9.
The Quiz has again rested well, aad feels herself refresh:
ed and comfortable this moralag.
(Sigaed)

u F. MILMAN.
a H. HALFORD."

The private accounts are not, however, so favour.
able. It is stated through this channel, that up to
seven o'clock test night, no perceptible change had
taken place in her MA3MY'II health, and she passed
the day precisely as she has done those of the last
fortnight. It would appear from the signatures to
the Bulletin, that both the Pbysicisns were se well
as to be in attendance upon her MAJESTY. •

A Flanders Mail arrived this wieroieg, from which
we hare made extracts in another column, but it
brings no confirmation of the intelligence we have
recently had from kis-la-Chapelle of the decision of
the Allied Sovereigns, in regard to France. No
doubt, however, is entertained of the intentieo of
the Allies to accede to the evacuation. The only
difficulties that seem likely to occur, promise
to arise from the division of the spoil, which notwith-
standing the account we have bad, we suspect is not
yet settled to the satisfaction of all parties. An
official declaration so far declaratory of the delibera-
tions of the Meeting as to specify the petitions and
solicitations that could sot be received, on account
of their not relating to the object of the Congress,
seeds to have been impeded, but no such decieratioa
had ai yet officially appeared. It appears, by an
article from Frankfort, that some alarm and conjecture
have been excited in Baden by the recal to their
Regiments of ail the soldiers absent on furlough.—
This is of course considered an odd sign of pacific
sirsolotiont. But as eclat is new every thing, these
soldiers may be called up to their posts on the line
merely to give the Commander-in-Chief an oppor•
tenitrof discharging them' with eject. A remarkable
initiate of the increased regard which is to he paid on - . .......----
thlipert of power towards the Press, the only guar- • Thelratecciscs resumed the
it ao m directionil hoer ye°
of &if
dies of liberty on the Coatinent, •is afforded in the ar: r°r°446oProwoolortrts at Kew,
terdarenorning, and passed (great part of the day la
tide from Ghost, which states, that the officeof the the
limeade. Their Royal ilighneteee, indeed; to
Journal of the Two Raeder" has been shut op, the no hour of the day to elapse, enoccepled by Meer ill
Editor clapt into secret coninerseest, aid the work- works either to. taste or usefulness.men interrogated, for whit dregs it sot stated, bet The Parsee. Ramer arrived from Carlton-boom
it may be easily conjectured. . . . ,about a quarter before seven o'clock, and passed int.
inetHistely to her MAJESTY'S boudoir, attended. by
- The Correspondeuee from Ais-I'Alispettel. which
_ , .. - , Slr lizonspliaLeoan.- While hit -iloill %knit
are give elsewhere, inches 16 *Wm" te than the remained there, the Duke of IrOll.lE arrived from his
articles in the Flanders Mail. lt will beseen from house in the Stabte.yarrl, St. James's.
his that, the dancing is begets at the great anembly, BRIGHTON, Oct. B.—This morning, the thillf
and that Lord CASTLEILEAOK IS keirieg away "on packet, Clipt.Cume, graved with 29 passengers (too
the light.fautastic toe," with his beloved Kings and Dieppe. Fuesoese t imp past, ihe severe) peckets epee
Ettnperors, • this !ratios'. have' brought numerous families rehire.
. in; from a residence in France, some from 0 WWI°,
-..... of the emesetlients of the Continent' sad many free
..The Park- Papers to the oth have Strived. Not. dseb • ' . .of e
t, as ter. the duration pacific measures.
withstanding the assertion that the tett:nation of A
new Tariff of Duties has been imposed in Hayti.
France was formally sanctioned by the Sovereigns on The import duty on all merchandise or prodeclitiol
the 2cl, and Count Caeoarser immediately dispatch. of foreign countries is fixed at 10 per coat. weer"
ed to Paris, with the addition, that he arrived in those of Great Brita4's which is only 5 per ce"L ad
that capital in the night of the 4M, the Paris Jour. tialGrem' The other articles appear very famerabts
for the trade of England.
nuts of the sth neither mention his arrival, nor the The Ernpresi Consort of Russia was expected at
important intelligence which be is said to have Frankfort on the 2d inmost.
brought. Hid thinatere of his communication been It is remarkable, how little impression the WO
ed on the F d
unfavourable, we should have felt no surprise at its of the evacuation of the
either rench terr
in England itory has Prr
uc
being kept back or suppressed by the Police ; but , or IP"! 'a
France. Our Consols, which had advseced from
when it was calculated to fill both the Government 754 to 78, fell beck again in the course at yesteld't
and the Country with joy, we skoold have thought to 751 ; and the French Five per Cents. which hto
that no time would be lest in giving it publicity.—
house I risen from 75 30 to 75 10, finally left oil* liall.
The French Funds do not appear to have esperienc. II day at 75 90.
ell the effect of any very favourable news. The Five I At a Court of Directors, held on Widowed"? at
' Wie , •P'st
per Cents., which left off on Saturday at 73 f. 25 c. ' the East India -house, ' v the Court one "
I pointed the Hon. Mounvstuaav v.r.mitesTolla I"
rose to 78 C. 10 c.; but towards the close of the mar-
ket fell to 7b t. 90 c. The Russian Ambassador is emceed as Governor of Bombay. on the lit Novo"'
her, 1819, or on the previous death, resignation or
stated to have left Path only on Monday for Aix-la. coming away of the Right Hon. Sir E.Nersen, Bute