The National Register. — London, England, 1814-04-10 00:00:00

. • j O.) • APRIL lit 'Til r N %TTONAL EGIS'I'ER. .• b•ptuinatie es could snow. I)uting the armistice a capitulation is M A 1 (lorliittel:—Ntift hears no more the sound of Can not!. 1116nling P•tv•Cv4 in ITfit'ell o4 ll Mn the ilangilus of the pre ceding Jay; on thip de"...ne Om) of the Sovereigo, on the fliglit ot his '"other; ifit a plan of diarcure femitied on the iivstitietion of the city ; fill the intended pilbige ot the houses. . While peoples' miiids were tlins iiisposi‘.l, the Allied Sovereigns, the Emperor Of P ll coti gt neeompaibied by St'huartzenberg represesitative hr thee tripefor 'of Anstrig, and the King ot voter the city. , The enemies ireentov the stvionrs of the city. The three ChieN 1;efole they corer an% lionse, tumuli), in a i.tpiare to make theii troops tile i:tl before them, to Make discipline be obserted, to pre %Tut all ai,or.lers. At one o'elty.k, these great military am) civil carts arc fulfilled. tile chiefs of the three armies biter the 'Muse of the Prince of Benev!iitom. Seveteign% horn upon the throne, instead of taking ii:ea , itre, like liiionaparte, at Vienna, Berlin, acid Moscow, in Ini lpei in! am, Royal Palace's ask fdr private houses. The Emperor of Russia 4)(l4es in the house -of the Prince of Benevento:v. The King of Prossia in that br M. Dc Beattharnois. . Prince Schwart ienherg, at General Sebastiaiii's. ••• - '.iris is foil of the follniitir A litresses Prince Schwartzenbergs Ploclaination (already publishtd.) ciii its itterea*cs. tnuALIATtoN OF MS M EmPETiort of lirJ . t. 't he atitas,of the Al:icl ri have occupied the capital of 'Frane. ; tEe AiNel Sovereigns ticeive fdourably the wish of the Fi ench cation. 'Die!' declare. • !t liic cofiditions of peace onqiit to contain Stronger gna t ii.teci when the ipicstion wa,. hind t!; n the ainbiti4;ii 11.1:o -!•, • TEi they inav be more tatonrablt by a retort) to-it i.i•L'Overninent, h . allee herself otibe . 4 the aoairance of thi- tepose. The Sovereivi4 proclaim in conserptenee -1 hat :ti no mote treat with N.irvi,EtilV iItiONAPARTE, ItPt %%idh atiy of Id , family. Tbdt they tl.e inteztity of ithefent France n , it txisted tuntleNir* ; v tnav eActi do innre. the 3 in..nti...a s ll AN a prin'eiple, that fur the happiness of Europe, nee Intigt lie great and That they will Vt'eolnize and gnat•antee thb constitution which sh a ll asinpt. They thetetote invite the Senate to name int swill:ltaly a Prnvi•iinial 6averninetit which may Vinxicle for the munts of : thr afttnini•tration, and pi epate the Coustitutioh which snit the Fretteh is The 1 have just pri•st.e.tl are common to all the. Alhed Cigned) LENA NMI. 1 1 % r Tc. 11 ;A, ("Once o'clock in the a fl, :rin ini t ).-._ P ea ce ,10-11‘ i' es or r‘t-iy !iodv ; it si o ..ves w hom war is made, and 1: is not iiroie. There is only Wele Cli(1) 1 hit the Wl►l ltl. )1! 04! I -t Of ill 111 it . pa 4 the 174 others of tlitb Se wok... 1:10 ill COliS(•lillt`liee or :11l (~tro,raiway emivoe;t1101). 111. SC- Ii1;1:1:Csi the ince of Ileocv: Ili , Viee-Grand Elector, i I'rtmcleht !,i. Serene the Yr3ute Vice Eleetor, Piesi- 0.111 ; tilt %Ilhe fidlnw , 2.en.:1.nr.! hie re:ter ttiieh t IlaVe 11:1t1 the 110:14 , 11r of adarcss :AC to earl' t f ytii, to it;f: , rin veil of this F.xtranrilinary Convoca ti•m, roll v 7th the obit et of it. It k intended to lay prh- • vocal, be.int.. ytto. 'Phis ene,mord ,;iff.eicntly points wit the A - thieli rail' t,t ytm into tlim assembly. it gi%us you the the Ans to gke a ;.lresernii; flow ( cs-:ne) to the St•fltlineltt9 with which the w!m: (0;e:1! v-14 k tlll. il, the de , ire of :saving' your countiv, fihd rtiolutiou t,f hastritimtz to the inSistance of a tOrsaken ;";2)'atol -, ! Circo'n*lailecc. however din - Jona the way I,e, can ;int I,e a'.,oNt. 1"e it:'. ;pi.; eld: , ; 11 cr:ed p,oriotisin or all theilleininim Yon hive, cloisUttc, , s, Al Irit du! necessity of a tit- .111o . rittit , :i. !eav s!ltti the tloi• alrimittt all delay, and which may not a tloy t,-a•s umtlitntt 14. est.th the aetiori of the ,A,; i tti tl e.?l-,lt;ett, ft.:t it. ail w:ents, for the formation of a Go rvOrnlnemmt, weose aoilraiity; fowl:led on' time nocessiti:› of tic ow -1)1,•nt. :iiuts inv': / i.:Z nii 'rite glee i(' e • irt• 'Cr havie2 ceased speakinz, srYcral pripo- Sals were made t.i:Ctetc:a 11.ratiwrs---the question king put, the St nate deereesv • • • 1. 'Hutt there 5.1;-411 be eta'diglt:':.l a Prnvisio:ial Government eintr:sed to fcr the %vatAs of•tt.-: Atiniini2trati-on, auti , to Ple• sent to .the Senate the plan of a Constitution which may suit the' French people. I. That the Government shall consist of five Membefs—and then. proceeding in their nomination, the F•4l nate eh cis for Members of the Provisional Government, M. Talleyrand, Prince of Benevento Count De Bournonville, Senator, Count De Jancone, Senator ; Duke of Dalberg, Counsellor tlf State; M. lie Montesquiett, Ancient Mciriber of the Constitnent Assembly. Tltml are proclaimed m this quality by the Prince Vice-Grand President. Hi Serene Highness added, that as one of the first cares of the Provisional Government ought to be the draaiing up of the plan of a Constitution, the Members of the Government, as soon amt they shall employ themeelves on this plan. will give notice °tit to all the Members of the Senate, who are invited to contribtite by their wis. dom to the perfettion of so important a vrork: Some Senators demand that this Act shall contain an account of the motltes which have determined the Senate, and rendered its meeting indispessible. - Other Members, on the contrary, demand that fliese motives shalt form part of the address which will be published by the Membtrs of the Provisional Government. The Senor ndopta this last proposal. A Member proposes to lay down as a principle and to charge the ittemlPTs of the Provisimmal Government to comprehend in substitute in the ad.lrese to the French people --- 1. That the Senate awl Legislative Body are declared integral p a rts of the. intended Constitution, subject to the modifiratious shall he judged necessary to cekure the liberty of the suffrages and opiisioes. '2. That the army, as is - ell as the refired officers and soldiers shall retain the ranks, !immure and pensions whielethey enjoy. S. That the public delits shall be inviolable. 4. That the sale of the national domains shall be irrevocably maintained. 5. That no Frenchman shall be made answerable for the public oklinion which he ;nay. have expressed. fi. That the liberty of worship am! of conscience shall be mail tai:ed and proclaimed, ae well as the liberty of the press, subject to the legal - rcpressiou of the crimes which may arise from the abnte of that liberty. 7. These different pre_oosals,__seconded by several members, Werc put itS the vote by the Prince Vice-Grand Elector, President, and adopted by the Senate. A member demanded, that to reconcile the adoption of these pro portals with the couti•lente tine to the members of the provisional aovertiment itist established, the Address to the French people which this Government is to draw up, shall announce the/ they ate charged to propose a Constitution, such that it shall not in ally I manner violate the principles which are the bases of these propoaS tions. 'Else Senate adopts this amendmert. The Senate adjourns till nine Oelnek this evening . , to hear and adopt the definitive reduction of the Process Verbal, and to sign it indiv Staiator Count Barthelemy, Ex-President of the Senate. is ap pointed President, in the absence mit' the Prince Vice-Grand Elector, who can n ot tie present at this sitting. It is decreed, that the extract of the Prnecs Verbal, containing the Nomination of the Members of the Provisional CioVertiment, shall, he immedintely made out, under the signature of the Presi dent and Secretaries. The Senator:, %vim, for want of being informed in time, have not been able to attend this sitting, are to be convoked for the Sitting this :setting. These deliberations being finished, the Mince Vice•Gratal Elector put amm end to the Sittill:f. Sitting samee day, April time :st, at nitre in the eveniig.—Tlic is resuined, Senator Count Barthelemy. President. The Senate hears the Proces Venial of :his day read, and adopts it xv i , l l snow enietolomenes. It is thalamic , ' that this Ptawes Verbal shall be printed, and six cop;t.,i (Iv.itillttied to cacti of the Members. 'rids laocosal is adopted. The Members then proceeded to sign the Proces Verbal, as fol. iovss 1; : - .:-be de Marlmais. Barthelemy, M. le Cardinal tie Bay amon., Behlere-aselm, Ih iMont, General Count Bournomiville, Btiona (torsi, CE.a•ermil. (mint Cbasseletthe Lanbat, Cholit, Gen. (Vaud, f7ovnet, Davoio;-. De Gregory, G eti eral D e inleiriere, Dc Pere, Dittult tie Tracy, Gencial* ~ . MO 'A •