The National Register. — London, England, 1815-06-11 00:00:00

V 2 'the most anrltst reremons has consecrated ear institution.. The Tonperor has received from the Representatives of the People, and the Deputies of all the coil).- ot the army, the expression of the wishes of the w hole nation on the additional Act to the Conati stations of the Emph.e. which had been tent for its accept a nce. A new oath hinds tocchei Frooce and the Linperor. Thus are stratisties accomplished, and all the efforts or an impious league, will fail to separit- the interests of a great people from that hero of whom the ,st hirve gained the admiration of the nniverAe. It is at the moment when the national wiltdisplays it self, with so mulch es-terry. that rries of •vrar arc heard. It its at the moment when France iN at peace with all the world, that Foreigit modes move to at& one frontiers. Whist one •the bolos of this new 1 1);i1111011 ? Does it wish to sweep France away from her rank amongst nations ? Dots it intend to creative f 6 'ultimo , of Fretichmen ? Irtatt it forgotten that the first learne formed agentst tour independence only *rived to aggrandize us in wilco and in gloty. A hundred splendid victories, which momentary revere and motto remote rirrumstatices liaise not ef• fieett, must remind that thst a free people gnided by a great man s is invincible. Every man in France is a Sol dier when national honour anal liberty are at slake; a common interest now ivite* rrenelimen, the eogagtunenta leiter lual extolled from us are destro:s ed,. by the flight of the 13astr boles from air territories, by the appeal which they haw matte-to forelen aunties to replan them on the Imam which they have abandoced, and by the will of the nation, who, whilst resuming the flee exercise of her rights, has solemnly disavowed all that had liven d. nevi Motet her participation. Frenchmen will not re• ceivt Imo tram strat•gers; even those traitors who are gone to solicit anionest foie/utters a parricidal assistance, will soon know and rape rienee as ss ell as their redecessors, that contentut and infamy fal low their steps. aid that they Call only wipe off the opprobrious with which they cover themselves, by reentering our ranks. But a new cat er of allay opens itself to the army ; history will conse crate Me et ntemliraece ot the military deeds which will illustrate the defenders of the country, and the natiotial honour. Our ene mies Are monies ow., we are told ; why shosild we care! their defeat will hr the more elorions. The struggle on the eve of cranmenc nog. is neither Above the genius of Napoleon, nor above our strengt h. —.Do m r tilt ,re all ern departments sisaliine can't other in claim viasm wad devotinii, farm, as through the power of magic, five tuft deed superb hit talimis of National Guards, who are already come to & t oile our ranks, defend otm fortresses, and aimatiate themselves in t h e glory of the army? It is the impulse of a generous people, which no Power can enngner, and %birth posterity will admire. To an ti s ! liar siKnal m ill soon he given : let every one be at his post. Oer vietnrious will derive fresh glory from the ;leathers awns mimics SmitlierY. Napoleon guides onnyteps . ; we Asia for he indeperisienre of ear fine roman , : we are invireilde. Tar .blarslarl of Empire,. Jane 1. 181/1. Diliejor-Getierai the Dnke of i)ALrea Tu. p w ais, juts; 2.-.-flue of the articles crinehnled between tiff Itti fish Admiral and the Prince Csitati, at Naples, peisuits the Queen of :Maples to retire to any place she clioraies. It is vairl that the IlLior•of Naples arrived yesteiday at Compiagne. Eleven afvaistments have not yet ' , cut in their retisters. Sonic ec,tramcrit : Nee in 'he sione predicament. Tire central result gives 1...nit3,:. 4 7 votes tot. -NMI 4,21)/ ar.aitist the constitution. The land ann y ei veg ahont r.441,(100 votes ter, and St against. The naval fore.' gives 210:19 Notes, amongst which are E7.S negatives. In the dcpartme'nt of the Cortes An Nord. 6000 votes %ere for, and 1.0.58 against the constitution. Th e fe n .' at Frastee who yesterday followed an horse back the Einneror'.4 carriage. ere Swill, Nq ,Jorirrian„ and Grotieliy. Asso•nolkhige- of irl-toreents are formed in the Mothilian. The Na tional Guard. ert L'Orieot are wattling to disperse them. The rhtleiesit corps of The 'lmperial Guard set off on Monday. Two ramp ilitipagve tor 11ws Emperor are prepared. It is said his Majrity will •ta oil on Tuesday. FROM THE sTRIIMSELX PArrm. 13RV•SELS. JUN E Doke ot• Wellington, who went the ...y to Client. to pay a visit to her Royal High t.cfa the 4 now come hack to thi•e city.— •itu4l review of a large part of the ••• • 16....... 1i i) 1 -- "1 .... _le Ise 14.04 , 1) :1 , tigiq raw, la ze I%hclll4o4oloalAaji a gram] 4,.•‘4.? -• . sr ;:;;., •• •- '2> ' , ~.„,,,, • , ~,.. .• ..,,, tll iti ? I , t. :• 04 11: . '...-.., \ - ' 7 . P 4.. .• . ..- - 4 . 0), j --",-; 5 . --.,. , 1';•,. - ..„.... ' _, f% 1." , 2 i. . ;* ''4. : 17 4. . 3 ,9 . - sy .A . r „krt. . - MINISTRY OF WAR ORDER Of THE PAT. JUNE it: NAT!PNAL RECISTtit. Premien a►n►y; the troops are repitirine to it from all sides; it wild take , place at Poutillas, three leagnes fio►n Huy. on the tl►ird of this inoi.th. VIENNA, MAY 22.—in upper Italy an army Of 90,000 men it forming, and will enter Provencr.—Bv the last accounts, the bead nuartene of this army were at Turin, General Baron Frimont wilt command the centre ; Field Xrardial Lirat. Radivokii ich the left wing, on the side of ; and General Count Bulnia it.e right, on the side of Chamberry. The Archduke John will -mit join this army, to which our Court directs its chief attention. MAY 31. —The allied armies continue to concentrate .their elves on the frontier. The Etigli%li and Hanoverian!: liar- left Ghent to advance to Courtenay, Meiji, and the environs. The other corps 'which were reviewed at Gratninont are also in motion. The Brunswick corps, which is still in the neighbourhood of this ' city. is to be reviewed before it mambo: to the frontiers. In shall. all .is preparing for the opening of the campaign. The newly ar. rived English are forming here into brigades. The Scotch troops have a very fine appearance. FR A NIVORT, MAY 30.—Time Emperor of Austria is expected at Heidelberg on the 2d. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT• HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDIV. JUNE 5. The discussion on the Catholic Question was postponed ti'l day.—d-The Slave Trade Felony Bill was ordered to be re•committed. TUESDAY, JUNK 6. Earl CROVVINNIt bronglit up a Bill to prevent the granting of . offices in reversion, which was read a first time. Several petitions from. various places in Scotland being prewnted,, praying a repeal of the Corn Act passed the last Session. four el them were milled, as containing expressions grossly insulting t. the House. One of these petitions from Campsie, in Renfrewit,ire, ad verted to the want of feeling in the Legislature for the interests of the people, and stated something about the Legislature becoming more corrupt than the Executive. and that there was a point berm& which submission ceased to be a virtue. WEDNESDAY, JUNE T. Tht Royal Assent was given by Conimir.sion sts the Lottery and - several other Blasi—The Local Militia Enlisting Bill ivas read a third time and pAsszd ; and the Clergy Residence Exchange Bill was corn initted..+Adjourned. TRIMSDAY, may B. Lard Gaimv.itts, after alludios to the Decree issued by 8110113. parte f r.abolisliing tl a Slave Trade, expressed his wish, that it c r cutnstances restored Louis XVIII. to the Thrcne, the British Co. vernment wou:d insist on the fulfilment of this concession to hunia- nity. Larl L rysitroot coincidcd in the wishes and views of Lord Grcn- Title. The Earl of Dorreeattstosis made his promised rnotion on the Ca•' thole: Claims, and concluded en tbqe, speech with moving, that the house in a Committee, do " take into its imme late consideration the present state of the Cathokics."—Thesupp4rters of the motion were. the Duke of Sussex, Lords Grenville, Mu!grave, Boringdon, and , Aberdeen.—lts opposers, the Lords Buckinghatnshire, Dunstanville, Liverpool, Melville, Westmoreland, and Iteriesdale.—Previous to the Division, Earl Donouglimore amended his motion by with drawing the word " immediate," and subitituting the words " at an early day in the nett Session of Parliament "—On this the numbers were, contents db—not Cotitaits,B6-IVajority against the motion, 905.. - Adjourned. PRTDAY, JUNE 9. The following Bills were read a third time and passed :--the Fo reign Soldiers Enlistment Bill. the British White Herring Fishery Bill, the Irish Stamps Duty Hill, the Irish Prison Sill, and the O. Importation Ilill.—Adjourned to Monday. ROUSE OF COMMONS. MOS9 I III, JUNI 5. On bringing up the R. port of the Committee of Supply, a long n coversation took place on various topics connected with the V l / 4 a- Ar.ut to comm. rice against France, in the course of which Lord Ichn Russell, Mr. Bennett, Sir J. Newport, and others, renewed 016: oti jections to hostilities with that country, for which they CC.l.t; SOC 110 l'lStiCible 1C:11 . 1011. The rcpoct was then agrad h. 1 I , 1 i 1