The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

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-. rfom Viednent islihhttoared, that Nal dolitA
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Sovereigns will not take
litilk _until September . .
that Prince Mirrruttirc posit e y atiene I
Emperor FRANCIS on that asi . '‘,ll trNg
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count NVOIELRODE acting a inivter for Rush, we \
are now assured that he has tired to hia estates,:lg
disgrace with his Imperial Master. The report of the
plague having broken out et Oran is confirmed; and,-
it is said, that it rages there with extreme violence, is
well as et Algiers. The file per Ceuta. left off oa.
Wednesday at 68f. 35c.
—wm..—.
We regret to find by the accounts from Italy, re.
ceivell through the medium of a Flanders Wit, that
the Princess of WALES• lies dangerously ill at her
coenrry seat near Pesaro. Her affliction at the lop
of her beloved daughter had greatly imusired he,
health, w hick has been anew severely attakeo by the
late vexations in respect to the bills of exchange
(pretended to he forged), payable out of the propeller
of the late Quke of BRUMWICK. i
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The Duke of WELLINGTON arrived at Brum, ea
the 20th instant, and on the follow ;og day went 4
inspect the fortifications of Nem and Charleroi—.
The Duke and Duchess of Camentme arrived' there
op Thursday last, a 46144-1160114440- 1)1010 of KETT

if !,pffirmetlfilar M. CAfistcEßtf Rud several other
French:stiles have received perutiaaiou to rebus to
F. anon
The Consul of the,Uoited qtates of North Aniodit
at G.nna, has received ,he official news, that the 0,
of ALGIERS has prohihited,his Corsaii• from yisiititic
the A tberican vessels as long as the plague prevails in
his flnit.i
A marriage is talked of between the eldest ,o of
Madame MURAT, and the eldest daaghter of JJ3EPII
BONAPARTE.

STATESMAN OFFICE. HALF-PAST TWO.
We regret to hear it rumoured that an accou-it his
been received of the death of the Princess of WALts,
whose indisposition is floated in the foreign Papers.

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THE QUEEN.—The accounts of her MAJESTY'S
health represent her as somewhat better, but her situ-
ation is evidently still considered dangerous.
It is at present understood that the Prorogation of
Parliament will take place to-morrow fortnight.
The following communication has been made at the
Stecit-Eachatige
s' Excucouen BILL OFPICE.—Notice is ' hereby
gilress, that the Interest on the Deposit and instal.
;Dents of Exchequer Bills, will be paid at the abore
Office, on this and the following days."
THE AMERICAN EXCLUSIvE NAVIGATION
It'now appears that a cleat-ince out from Bermuda,
or any other intermediate port between the Britisk
`Nest India colonies and tlee United States, will not
be suirorKt to remove the taint of illegality from a
vessel originally proceeding Grim the West Indies,
such second clearance being 'deemed a coetlnuance- of
the former one. it is to be remarked of clause the ,
2..1, that whereasit exacta a penal bond, that every '-
vessel which is British propert'w. being laden with ar-
ticles the produce of the United States, and clearing
out from the ports of the said States, Omit land het
cargo in some port other than those from which Ames
ricer' merchantmen are escluded, the said British
vessel may, by merely landing her cargo at Bermods,
&c. reload and proceed forthwith upon her. voyage
to the West Indies, without incurring the penalties
of the bond ; so that a landing at Bermuda by a Bri-
tish ship has greater virtue in the voyage outwards
from Ilse United States, than in thesoyage inwards ,
to the United States froth the islands; being, Wass •
first case, reckoned the actuil break or diacontiom
anre, and, in the second, only an unlawful pretest.
The weather was en excessively hot in Ititly,st
the commencement of this month, that appetites
sirens were 'intermitted of sit i.srtitriuske.
The Duke of CLARFNCE, it is said, Wends to re.
side, after his marriage, at Zit, in [lgnorer, frost
economical motives... The hotel of Mr. H. Mutters,
the banker, at Frenkrisr has been purchased, at as
eapence of 220,000 tlorisa,. for the futrre residence
of the Hereditary Prince'of Hesse-floweuno. The
Duke of KENT was eapeolied Ath Frankfort OD At
15. h or 16th instant.
On Saturday the dispatches were closed at the Etst
india• House, and delivered to the Pursers of the fei•
lowing ships, viz. :—Getteral Hewitt, Capt. P. CO
MASON ; Warren Hastings, Capt. T. LAltttlaS ; and
A ia, Capt. T. F. BALDERSTON—for Bengal sad
Moulins.
Pastengers per General Hewitt—For B. ngal—M. C. UPI
writer; Capt. E. T. Ellis; Messrs. H. Beechen, and Y. Ha
free mariners; Mr. H. Alston, free merchant; Lient. R. Ed
mantis; Messrs. Wright and Clerk.; Mr. Robert Ttiossas•
',tie/4e'; Mss resides Ttuaa.as and 111114 tkrisit U.S.; Mal"
Cory. Cragle, la Fotiche. liamilsost. and Brown.
Per Warren lbw jags—Fur 11 ligal—Major.geoeral J. Oaf'
lain and dmighter ; Lieut.-Col. Fitzgerald; Airs. and Man Fate
gerald: Cat.t Ins Howler and SI)e; Mr. O'Brtea ; Near).
Alexander and Archer; Miss F. H. Colehruulte; Van-
zetti. W .ater, Twine. Fitzgerald. Walter, W.;ite, sod O.
strts•her. cadets.
Per Asia—For Bengal—lion. F. F. Shore; Messrs. Yo.'n
and Simon, waiter.; Mrs. Money; Mio.eb Patton mai sail'
ton; Mr. H. J. liellerup; Mean. Bruere and Thomas.
meets.
Immediately after the discovery of a criminal inti•
macy bet wren the wife of a Church Dignitary and s
young Irish Catholic Peer, the husband took awsf
his children, of whom there are seven, from the
scene of his disgrace, and sealed op the doors; end
was immediately after applied to by her Idstlyst,ip
upon the subject of the plate, which, she said, es he
cot" ant be in ;lie humour for entertaining, she
could make better use of. The use. however, which
she interidrol to put it to has. in her apprehensiaus
vanished for ever ; for her paramour went away fro'
her two days after, without ceremony, slid 14 114111
iss lissi•stad. Law proceedings are going forward,'
'Peedo as Possible• Unfortunately, a divorce e
.not a stranger to the Lady's family. She is:11 years°,
age, extremely handsome, and of great ele,;ance 0'
manners. •
The Harriet, Moonc, arrived on'Friday et
110tt'
mouth, from Calcutta, bound t London. S!lt
on the bth of January, when there had becu no rece°'
news received from the armies.

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