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par 1.01 , his 1 1 tD 1 I. ° the t i) 1 ci CI); tell pol or 04.1 it j :111 rn rsl IV )ar I. I % DQ' *1 C 7rl rJI on •'ri A 3a, ,;1 f tl roe IL tl 'Mr r 7, h i cep e • i L: . t • .1 • .1 • 1 I. m Zed by a Secretary, has arrived in great haste from m don I. he has debarked at Calais, and continues journey to Paris. Different corps of the Old Guard have left Paris 'sr Jay, and taken the road to the North. c 'lint Carnot is nominated Grand ()dicer of the o of Honour. ' Lieutenant -General Darrican is designed, it is said, co mmand the bWerate of the Faubourgs. M. Men:meal, Secretary to the Empress Maria Louici, is arrived in Paris. Twelve hundred mer, of the Young Guard are to l it Paris to-morrow. count itcederer, Commissionary Extraerdinaty of , he Emperor. quitted M.irsalles on the Bth to return P.iris. It is announced that the Archbishops and Bishops the Empire will absist at the ceremony of the minis de a, sad that a. Pontifical Klass will be legated. roSVCRIPT TO TOO (BAUM DI FRANCO ) Or MAY 17. Certain individuals are still plotting against the Inquillity of Marseilles. Se verAl letters from the South announce that in- Irrectionary mo.etnents have takes place at Arles kJ Lout. _ _ Sedan and Montmedi are.placedin istate of siege. Letters from 13e.kiwis give au account of the Meath the Duke ot Belluna (Victor), at4Ais-la-Chapelle. Calends Robert and Moraud , arrived the 6th inst. Ntarseitit& Leatts from Milan .(whether authentic• or not we 'toot ati), mate. that the Asstrions have entered me. Scveral agitators who were pasting up the pre nded Produnation of the Count de Lille, were ar iited last night. .)141'ATM TO Tilt GAZETTE DE TRANCE 01 MAY 18. Letters from Brussels say thAt all the army is pre• 'red for the commencement of hostilities, should tr break out. Marshal Grouchy, who arrived yesterday in Paris, 1, itis said, have the command of the Cavalry Re v,: of the Army of the North. _ _ _ Menneval, lately from Vienna, has had a long anfercnce with the Emperor. King of Sardinia, we are assured, has given lets to receive the tricoloured Rig in ail his p•rts. PARIS, MAY 18. Count Rapp has returned from Lis tour to the , per Rhine to Strasburg. At Huningnen he re. ved the visits of the principal inhabitants of the yof Basle. The Count announced to the officers soldiers who had retired, that the Emperor had lered that they should receive full pay and provi. ins, besides their pensions, during the period of :ir set vices in the different places. A legion of light cavalry is forming cut of the itafiAll deserters, who arrive in great numbers r it ;1 be placed under the command of a young officer lint nation, distinguished by his attachment to the Topefor. A corps of chasseurs is organising in La Vendee, members of which will be mounted and equipped their own expense. They will return home after Anquillity has been established. THE EVENING rAn. .. LONDON. • .• • MONDAY, MAY S 2, 1816. ICE OF STOCKS THIS 0. 4 1,1 r AT I'W ELVA O'CLOCK: Reduced 5711f-4 per CL-111-aNtey 58; II —for account, gl—bludis Bonds 1 is. Its. pr. Lscimpi r 8 Ls Es. to Ss. pre. Ye.terday we received Paris Paj.ers of Wednesday 14 Thursday. BONAPART4 still continued in the pital, buhiing councils, . - receiving addiesses, and liewiag die utaeps that - pais through far the Nor eim army. •ft whirs probabii ni!vr that he has no Ju ht, of quitd4 - Parii till the raree of tbe Chimp Mai ,hall ItAvelwen performed. It night be &e -wes to his hopes and viessii . nutwitbstemfing the ;tit and general iiaka of the Freak ;Ar his person, Owe theni cntitcly uninfluenced on such an occa. . To be sure he has taken care not to recognise harmer abdication, and consequently has net given the French the choice of the dynasty which they to acknowledge, but he may have good '.sons for believing that it might not be quite safe L: pit the scene of action, as in that case an attempt 'gbt Le made to remedy bis own omission. it will be se.n by the extracts given in the pre- cling columns:that things gi with MuRAT just as ih as his worst enemies could wish. After a san :mu bade the Austrians at Toleutino on 121 and 9J hstant, in which he was defeated, he J wi;h , be remain, of his army towards Materata. is cod.l 50W reArert only by tl.e eastern coast, a ,st dd. nit road, and if the Austrians have thrown 'tnisascs between him and Rome. he could only luke his retreat by water. Indeed the inteUi. ;mce Iron the &ugh of Europe, received through ranters, state, that he had ember bed at Ancona. :::ey do not meuuon at what time, but we think it niast hare reference to the - restilt of the battle at Ch', morniog we received Paris Papers of Friday. Maiiitur is chicfly occupied With Addr.ises to !it;,4 PA nTs—a necessary part of the prelude to the Scrap de Mai. The following are extracts from ...sr Papers : C"tRICR IXTRAORDINARY OF FRIDAY MORNING. , I here *ill be a grand review next Sunday in the Till dirties. It is said that a new Parisian Federa l. n will then be pre.eatectto the Emperor. From Germany ue learn that the first Russian co [mins were expected ut Gera on their route for aliktort. The dei;Artnre of the Sovereign' from Vienna it 6ted hr the 20th of May. All the intelligente from the interior states, that roAds .ere covered with soldiers, cannon, and 4 1' 1 01;es, ring to•the army or to the fortresses. the intelligence (rots the frontiers announces that tha .Prnsdan antsy bolsi& a movement to the right, while the Austrian army, bas suddctily made a retro grade movement. PARIS, MAY Is. The Emperor yesterday reviewed sir Tegiments of troops of the line in the Champ Elysee. Part of the Young Guaid commanded by Gene ral Barrois, set off yesterday morning fer the army. The first regiment of the Young Guard and ate 18th of the line, set off the day berme. When Prince Lucien received the Deputation of the Institute, he said, siith ininite grace, that it would be a pleasure to him to be present at its future mtet ings ; and that of all his former dresses (roamer), he had preserved that of the Institute only when in fo reign countries. His Highness then read some verses of his own composition, on the Odyssey, intended to disprove the idea entertained in England and Ger many, that Homer was not the author of that poem. Deputations from the Grenadiers and Chasseurs of the Old Guard have been presented to his blajesty, on which occasion they testified their attachment to his person in loyal addresses. Yesterday 500 grenadiers passed through the Faux bourg Saint Antoine, to work on the fortifications of Cbaronoe. The battery which is being constrticted there will bear the name of thelSattery of the Cie nidiers of the Old Guard. The Canal of Inundation of St. Denis goes on with great activity. It is calculated that by the 18th of June all the works will' be lit to receive the guns and equipments. At Vincennes they are preparing 400 pieces of cannon, and the adjoining woods are being felled to make palisadues. The works have become a kind of promenade to the curious crowds, who never fail to encourage the workmen. The faubourgs St. Denis and Sr. Martin have joined the federation of the faubourgs St. Antoine and St. Marceau. Lieutenant-General Darrlean h appointed Com mandant of the battalions of tirailicurs of the Ws tiosal Guards of Paris. The sub-officers are ;tonal nated by the companies ; five hundred Officers are designated to drill the battalions Fifty thousand muskets have been taken from the arsenal of Vincennes to atm the federations ; and which, with the forty thousand muskets of tht Na tional Guard, will arm all the population of Petit. The Students of the Polytechnic School, and of the schools of Altort and St. Cyr, are daily exercised in the use of the guns. Twenty companies of the Marine Artillery have set out from Blest, Rochefort, and other purrs, to serve the artillery at Paris. The Em , eror, at the review yesterday morning, called ufficers and Sub-officers of the Sth Leger around him, and told them that he was satisfied s ith their conduct while at Bourdeaux, and exposed to the seduction of part of the population and the efforts of the Duchess of Angouleme and her Court. It was to the soldiers of this regiment that the Duchess d'Angouleme a,ddr..ssed herself in the ire racks at Bourdeaux, and asked if they would cross the tiver and attack General Clausel ? They answered No. She then said, "If other tro.ps attack General Clause!, will you remain neuter ?" They answered , 6 No." She wept and said, " Then you will betray me, and deliver me up to my enemies!" They an• swered " No, but we do not want a civil war, and we insist upon your quitting France." All the other corps in the garrison imitated this noble example. His Majesty recognized, at the review of the 75,h regimeni. some old slithers of the army of Egypt. and several grenadiers who had been wounded by his side at Arcole, in the first campaigns in Italy. The spectators who were prese it at this review were numerous, and received the Emperor with loud acclamations. It was not a Lady, but a Gentleman. who pre sented to the Emperor the rouleau containing 25,000 francs, which were tied with a ribbod of the Legion of Honour. • In consequence of daily reinforcements, tire Im pedal Guards will amount to 40,000 men. General Drouet is Aide-Major-General. The foot grenadier s are commanded by General Friand, the horse gre nadiers by •Gdneral Guyot ; the dragoons by General Ornano; the lancers by General Colbeit, and the horse chasseurs by General Lefevre Desnotrettes. ,Colonel Deschamps commands the light artillery, which will have 80 pieces of cannon in a few days. Colonel Germanowski, who accompanied the Enrpe •tor to the island of Elba, commands the Poles. The three divisions of infantry of the Young Guard are commanded by Generals Brayer, Meunier, anJ Barrois. One of the Paris Paper says, that on the evening of the 15th a courier brought letters to tie Emperot from the Empress and Prince Eugene—these letters were open, and contained nothing relative to the Go. vernment. Prince Eugene states, that he has ob. tained permission to remain with his father.in.law. The rumours at Munich, when the cornier passed through, wore a pacific aspect. Moshal Grouchy has arrived at Pais to take the command of the Reserve of Cavalry fur tie army of the North. TURIN, MAY A. orrlctra. INTRLLIGRI.CR ?ROM TUN AUSTRIAN ARMY QV ITALY. _ _______ " Hrad•quasten, May S. 41 While Field-Marshal Count Neirperg advanced beyond CatholicA, CaPtAin Cinint Thurn was at'the head of the advanced guarJ, with a detachment of • Cavalry—be Fen is w ith a division of the enerai's rear guArd, dispersed its and entered Pezz.tro widow stopping. .6 The boldness of this movement threw the tile my's troops into such disord-r, that before they could rAlly Count Thurn made many prisoners, among whom were several officers. " The enemy, having abludored Pezzarrs was pursued beyond Etno to the river Cesaao. The di vision Carascosa, fornfrq the enemy's tear guard, occupied a position in front of Sinigaglia t Count Neipperg attacked it on the Ist of Istty, and the battle was decided in his favour in an hour. The enemy abanJoned Sinigaglia in the night, and the Austrian advanced guard pursued him to the river Esino. 40 During these events, General ll'Anchi occupied Macerat Midi his Advanced guard, and General Nugent took possession of Rome. Thois every ar rangement has been made for putting a speedy and glorious end to the campaign." This day we hate also received Frankfort Papers to the 15th, and Brussels to the 19th instant. They are occupied with details of the march of troops.— The Austrians, in direct opposition to the statements in the-French Papers, are advancirg in great force. Prince ScrtwAttrzewaEnn has arrived at -run.-- We subjoin some extract., : NUREMBERG, MAY 11. Yesterday evening arrived here Field-Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg. We have received, from V:enna, the news that Murat has embarked at Ancona, .with his family : that his army was surrounded, and that hut a small part could escape by flying through the mountains. CASSLI., MAY In. The equipages of General Tettenborrs are arrived here. LOUISIWRO, MAY 10. Prince Schwartzeuberg is expected to-day at Heil brun, where he will fiz his head-quarters. The second corps of the Austrian army, under Prince Hohenzollern, is cantoned in the environs cf Stockach, Hunngen, Ste. The head-quarters are . at Stocliach. CARL SRHUE, MAY 10. The Prince Royal of Wurtemberg arrived here yesterday horn his headquarters at Burchsal, and set out this morning on the road to Kehl FRANKFORT, MAY is. The Archduke Charles arrive) here yesterday. GHENT, MAY 18. An authentic letter received from Vienna this morning, infOrms us, that all Italy is delivered, and that Murat has embarked. BRUSSELS, MAY 17. The desertion among the French. troops continues without interruption ; every day there arrives it the frontiers Officers of all ranks, subalterns, and sol diers, who forsake the standards of Bonaparte to place themselves under that of their lawful S-iverstign. The Colonel 11f the 3d Regiment of Cuira:siers in garrison at Lille. arrived at Ghent within► these•few _days. On the other hand we learn that the national guard 'of Lille* has been disarmed : the excellent spirit which Animates those good Fienchmen excited distrust. The private accounts from the Netherlands, ma nifest, as might be expected, an increasing anxiety and apprehension as the day of conflict appears to ap proach. In s•ume of the towns, on the frontier, they are not without fears that the French may attempt some bold measure before the Allies be in line, and in consequence some families are removing their va luables to places more remote from the vicinity of the scene of expected hostilities. In the mean time the inundation has been extended, and every proper measure resorted to for the annoyance of the French. and the protection of the Belgians. The private accounts from Paris and different parts of France, especially from the manufacturing towns, are gloomy in the extreme. Trade is mostly at a stand, no money circulating, and the people begin to experience most sensibly the difference between their present circumstances and the happy situation in which they found themselves under their rightful King. The discontents among the military are much greater than is generally imagined, and many of the respectable Officers are taking every opportunity to quit the standard of the Usurper, and join those of Louts XVIII. In some of the departments the people manifest open resistac:e to the conscription. This is particularly the case in Franche Comte. In Grenoble the people have risen, and it has been found necessary to send the garrison of ChanThery to restore order. In all the Southern departments the people are much dissatis fied, and groan for the return of peace and legiti mate rule. CORK MAR[ MARK-LAN s, MAY 22.--Our.mar ket was well supplied with Wheat to-day, and early in the morning that of fine quality sold readily, and list Manday's prices were fully supported ; but there is yet no demand for the inferior descriptions. Bar ley is 25.. per quarter cheaper, having a large arrival; and as several of nor distillers have given over buy ing for this season, the sales were heavy, and a con siderable quantity remains undisposed of, which could not be got off at the above reduction. The supply of Oats was very abundant, -and the trade was dull, at a decline of front Is. to 2s. per quarter. In Pea;, Beans, and other articles, there is no iberation. SECOND EDITION. :. • Atter this Paper had been at Pita a consider:aisle time, o:e received the Brestels Papers to tine 20tb instant, from which We make the following extracts t PRESEURG, MAY 5. The King of alsoity Itat, left this some &Lys for the Cloateso of Luxemburg: his Majesfy *as se* companieJ by his Minister Cottut Einsiedel anti Ge• nerd Zzschau. 80TZEN, MAY t. it is confirmed; from all quarters, that t!:e Aus. trial' Army occupies Rome; that the Nt Ap. are shut up in I t_ilCOllA, and that their army is Oat's. Lepted en its road to Foligoo. it is also slid, that the I...tz.tronl Gate diurnsed the g.lrliboo 01 Isigii&S. VIENNA, MAY 7. Nothing can equal the hay of the people of scaly, and especially of die Tuscaius, agiitist die Muratirtr of Naples, against the French, and against all Whorl they suspect to be their partisans. This hatred g.4v: rise, among other circumstances, at Uvouti.e, on the 17th ult. to acts of tumult, which nothing short of the whole military force was able to suppess. BERLIN, MAY U. • There is apparently in the topics at Vit•nna some negociations of importance with Sweden. Baron de Tante, the Swedish Miiiister at our Court, received, • last week, two COlll iers from Stockholm; immediately after which he ai,patched to Vienna his Secretary of Legation, who was soon after followed by an Officer in his suite. BRUSSELS. MAY li. His Excellency Baron Vincent, the Austria!: Am bassador to the French Court, has arrived here on his way to Ghent. They write from Constantin'iple, that the Mufti and the Grand Vizier were, on the same dety, de. privet! of their offices, and sent into exile. By a merchant vessel arrived at Plymouth there is a report that the White Flag is flying OR &I/iron parts of the Coast ot France, and that there Ate seve ral thousands ot mel in arms against Boviteartre, under the commend of Generals OBERON and CHA nars., son of the celebrated CLIARETTC. •N41".1.1.. INTEL LIGRNCE. FAI.MOU rH, MAY In. • Sailed yesterday the Snake Packer, with a Mail for Surinam. The Walsingnam Packet, tiir Co, urrea ; and the Marlborough Packet,.for Lisbon, are gene into the Roads. This. evening orders ltuvc reached for the former to sail, andisliejs get l i vg untler. weigh. PORT9MOUTH, MAY 21). • - The arrivals-here-Imm the opposite coast areyery frequent. This afternoon a VtiferCAMCiil v Oldy Alitren hours from lizmfleur t -isavingondsoard twAvs Rassen• geri, chiefly army- officers, deserting the-cause of liooArAitra. The Duke Doom came with therm ke.emigrzted from France at the commencement of the' Revolution. They state that France is much ag . i. tared; and.themindsof the people by no MAY 21.—Arrived yesterday the. H yes A store ship from America; his Majesty's ships - A so Ft. ikAnd SFAII• TAN from:the Dawns. • .Came into has,b•iur. his Ma. jesty's - ship COMACK, -Arrived to-day; hi %, Majesty's shic4CroaricLaatt from America, and CEYHArLe bons Falmouth.- Also two vessels (torn ()stem!. DEAL; MAY at. Arrived yesterday the Ottormrs hive, from a cruize LEVEREr and Sea mown sivz sloops of war, from eff Dieppe. The East Ind.amen have received their final instructions by their respective Pursers, and only wait a fair wind..—Wind S.W. RAMSGATT, MAY l9.—Sailed this evening, after post, the Lurd Liverpool packet, Captaio Fonsi for Ostend, with upwards of 40 passengers, and dozen horses. Max 20.—A great number of contract liorset have been shipped on board small craft, in die COLN so of the day,' for the use of she Army in Flanders. • MAY 2l.—Passed by, at the back of the Goodwin Sands, upwards of 4.4.) sail of transports, supposed to have troops on board from America, debt.ned to join the Army under the illustrious \Vst.LINuroN, in Flanders. Dovaa, MAY 20.—A boat has arrived from a p•ot on the other side, and has brought over a Lieutenant. Colonel of Cavalry and four oth r French °dicers, who are going to Ostend to join Lows XVIII. These Officers are ouly five days from Paris, and say that A great many mire will also leave the service of 80. Paiute: to join that of the [(rm:, and that there is much discontent in Paris ; the person who came over as master of the boat, is also going to Ostt nJ, havi :g been drawn for a soldier. There appears to be no distinction made in the present mode of drawing re. cruits for the army, as sailors are now taken in corn.' mon with landsmen. Two vessels have Arrived from C'alais with passengers ; Mr. BAyour, au American Gentleman, and his family came over in one or them, As did the French Mail. The young men at Calais have begun upon duty in that town with the s e d, 4% ,., 1 from Boulogne,; the nest step will be prob.ay to the frontiers. —SaileJ this evening the Lott Dun..fn packet, Captain HAMILTON, with a Mail and bs.twe.:a 40 and SO passengers, for Ostend. MAY 21.—The Fiench Officers who arrived here yesterday, have embarked this morning on hoard the Industry passage-vessel. Captain Pursues, with 20 or SO more who have come down from Lunduo, fur Ostend ; many other passengers have also gone by this vessel.—Arrived last night, live large oat:potty to take in provisions and watts. from the 1t0:m.4114,g Stores at th's port.—Sailed this morning, two pas. sage-vessels for Calais. MILYOND HAYSN, MAY 20.—Arrived the Martha, TINOMAs, from Cork for Ostend, having on board part of the 97th Regiment. Sailed the trarakforfs Flora (C 2), JASItiNE I William (A G). &rowan's; and Prince of Wales (B R), zoN, Isom Cork fur Os. tend, having on board part of the 4241 Regiment sad 13th Light. Dragoons, going to join the 13riW1 forgo under the Duke of Wr.i,Liziorom.