The National Register. — London, England, 1815-04-23 00:00:00

ion.aspuspassl, victualler. ,mlover grocer. 'HeimHos, Solthampton, r of Manchester. draper. 444_ _ Bristol. salesman. of Birmingham. grocer. • -. APRIL Diek, or Kings!, T. Herbert, of And 11. Adatn4. late of I M Mimi late o W. Edwaidli t of Rri 3. Mewis, of Birmi C. Farrer, of Done, W. Ramsay, of Lit C. Bryan, of Angel. 3. Gibson and J. S. Charles, of Dow C. Becher, of Lothl 1). Barnard, of Sin PRICE S Ter font. C 0,,,. . 4 per Ceat. ti Per Cents. Cons• THE :N) SUN Notwithstanding plays, the question Declaration issued Would have been c rcagh stated oft the what had been frau; be fuund binding, that the alternative is possible that the 'rival of the Propert, Parliament, shall er powers of the Conti lake, hoWever, 8 lid his army, and v share which the NI with the advauce o embrace the cause . 1 fully inia country s rise, may be anion to Lord Castlereal one time, not bin ultimate resolution hesitation, or the force at once to tin pects, which they have suffered the g aglin on finding hj paring for attack . Buonaparte has and is evidently e: tore the old Rept IA hose ides the have at iginated, an many a proffered ti (the situation he he War Department, F)nnaparte's cam pa bratcd old. Convent for many years, is Minister of Justice, War Minister to C command. oncaster..groeer. ; Little Thames street, provision-merchants. ,ngel•eourt, Throgroortou.street, merchant. J. Peacock, of Ball *Bey, Lombard-stteet, Mer- 0 wga t e• hill, hrosh : n Lothionry, merchant. of Shellield,.merOant. OF STOCKS .YESTERDAY. bit S per Con. Itectitc,ll2 se. it It 1 . Bill& b d+4. . Consols for Accuttut. .87#* ATIONAL REGISTER. Loma, • ND.411 7 , APRIL 43,_ 1815. 'withstanding the preparations which all Europe of war still retutins• unsettled. The new ted. by the C.ongrestr..o.n the 25th Of'-March„, considere.cl decisive,. had not 'Lord Castle .T.xubject in the - House of Common s , th a t framed under certain circOrnstances might not When those circumstances had changed,and ie of peace or war remained the - same. It :he same uncertainty will prevail until the re ly Tax, which is now in 'its progressihrough inableministers to grant,new subsidies to the nent. The entire sUbmission of the South of the capture of the Duke of A tigonleme,, . what is still more unpromising, the leading National Guards had in that affair, together of. Murat, who seems at last disposed to of Napoleon, and to have it done success :ty whose population only awaited a leader to long those circumstances which, according (ereagh, render The- decisions of Congress at .nding at 'another. Whatever may be the In of the Allied Sovereigns, we fear their ' 1 impossibility of tramp°, ting a sufficient the Rhine, has cast a gloom over their pros' hey will find it difficult to remove. They giant to resume his dub, and ‘‘ould pause )im tut only ready for defence, but pre- .made a great improvement in his Ministry, exerting every means to cultivate and res 'publican spirit. Lucien Buottanarte. in power of Napoleon may be c o n s ide r ed to and whose strong Republican spirit refused 'clown, is appointed Minister of the live, ior, held under the Consulate); Carnot takes the which he filled during the most brilliant of paigns ; and Merlin of Douai, the cele- Itionalist, of whom we had heard nothing recalled from his rt t rement, and made -D. y ,ust, who resigns his situation of Carnot, is of course destined for a military We understand that as soon as the arrival of Buonaparte at Paris was known at Vienna. which was after the signature of the Treaty on the milkorMarch, a Declaration was drawn up in the name of all :lbe 'Allies calling upon the French people to deliver up Buonsparte. If this demand be ►efused, the Allied. Powers will pour their armies at once into France. ( Courier. ) Bru%sels Papers to the 10th, Frankfort to the 16th, and a Dutch Mail, arrived yesterday. The accounts from Vienna relate chiefly to Mua AT new treaty is said to have been signed by his Ministers at Vienna by which he consents to kin the allies. This treaty is said to have been sent off to him forthwith. We doidit his intelligence. Buonaparte's Mother and Sister Pauline, with the Gene. gals cosnmanding at Elbo, have passed through Vienna on their way to an Hungarian fortress. "The Emperors of Austria .and Russia and King of Prussia were expected at Frankfort by the 4Oth inst. Every thing is in motion frqm the Niemen, the Vistula, the Oder, and the Elbe, to the Rhine. The Duchess of Angouleme arrived at the house of the French Ambassador about two o'clock on Friday. His Ex cellency soon after went to Carlton.Honse, to announce to the Prince Regent the arrival of het Royal Highness in London. Mr. eanuing's resignation of his Ambassadorship to Lisbon has .been accepted, and bis arrival in England is daily expected. • Soon after Mobile .was taken by our troops, intelligence was received of the peace between England aad America; the forces were.consequently withdrawn, .and.saiied for the Havannah, on their return to Europe. Mr. Mellish, the new Governor of the Bank, held a con ference with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Friday, when it is said he was told that the subsidies to the Allieg wanld.be eight millions. The important .notice was give on Monday through the usual channel, to the Stock Exchange, that the Minister proposed to fund eighteen niillions of Exchequer Bills, on the following ternis:--,The stock to be the Navy 5 per Cents.; the dates to he those of the year 1814, the divi dends to commence in January; the funding days to be the 26th, *27lh, 28th, and 29th April---1171. to be given for every tool. Farewell address of the Duchess of Am:ionic= to the in. habitants of Bourdeaux :—" Brave Bortitlais,—Your fidelity is well known to me; your devotion, unlimited, does not permit you to foresee any danger ; but nay attachment for you, fiir every Frenchman, directs use to forftee My stay in your city being prolonged, might aggta ate circum. stances, and bring down upon you the weight of vengeance, I have not the courage to behold Frenchmen unhappy, and to be the cause of their misfortune I leave you, brave Bordeg lais, deeply penetrated with the feelings you have expressed, and can assure you that they shall be faithfully transmitted to the King. Soon. with tl's assis•ance, under happier auspices, ou shall witness my gratitude and that of the Prince whom you love. (Signed) Pourdrairx. April 1, .1111:r " MARIE THERESA." No. 10,221, a Prize 4.e500; 9.575,£20n, were S old in t 4 Shares by flu itsfsnv & Cn. Tit ketq and egiat es Inr ihe Little Lottery of only 50 , 00 Tieker‘ ate on Sale, a I to ht- &awn n t One Day; on the 13th of NEAT MONTH. The Scheme eon tainq a Crtind Prize of ,e 30.000, and a G.ldeui Prize of 2.000 C tiineas, rnd 2 (;olds n Piir.s of koi) Gutneas each, &c. will be Paid in Gold by thnetiszY and co 20. Cunillill. • 1111