The National Register. — London, England, 1815-05-14 00:00:00

MAY 14. - requisition in the out delay. . . Prince Lucien, who resided long at Reme, iiaving.arrived yesterday at Paris, his abode has been fixed in the Palais Royale. He will receive to-morrow a visit from the Minis ters and Officers of the Emperor's Household. This lioniteur contains a translation of the debate in the House of C.mmons on Mr. Whitbread's motion respecting the State .of the Nation. it departments. There is a long note on that part of Lord Castlereagh's speech. in which his Lordship developed the faithlessness of Bwmaparte, by his letter to Caulincourt of the 19th March, ;n which he desired him, in treating with the Allie's; to re tain Antwerp, Mentz, and Alexandria, calling them the keys of England. Germany, and Italy; as also to delay the ex change of ratifications, so that he might break the treaty if he chose. In this note it is said, that there was no such letter as that of the 19th March. If there was such a letter, it is said that it must have been in cypher, and it is asked, how it could have been decyphered, even if it had fallen into the hands of the Allies. There is a very long report from Fouche (Duke of Otranto) to Bonaparte, concerning the internal state of France, which allude t, some symptoms of disaffection to the Imperial Government which had been manifested in several of the Departments, particularly in the Northern Department. It is mentioned that hands of armed men had traversed the Departments of Gard, the Maine and Loire, and Loire luferieute ; that the tri-coloured cockade bad been torn in Calvad•,s, and a .nayar massacred by the Royalists in the Cotes-du-Nord—that emigrations had begun —correspon dence opened with lot eign States, which was spread and circulated within the national territory—committees esta blished in cities, and every means employed to spread distur bance throughout the country. It is then proposed that some vigorous measures should be adopted, and among the rest, it is submitted, whether some punishment should not be decreed against those Who cry •' Five le lioi There is also an Imperial Decree, dated oth May, which is as follows Art. 1 All Frenchmen besides those comprised in Article 2, of our Decree of Amnesty of the 12th of March last, who are of France on service, or about the person of Louis Stanislaus Xavier, Count of Lille, or of the Princes of his house, ale ordered to return to France, and to justify them selves within one month after their return, on pain of prose ation according to the terms of the said decree. 2. The Ofcen of Judiciary Police, including Prefects and Mayon, are to give to cur G enera l an d !we' Pre, .; s name!, surnames, condition, and. abodes of individuals, living within their districts, to whom titey shall consider the pree6ding article applicable. 9. We enjoin our General and Imperial Procurears to prosecute without delay the authors and accomplices of all 4 relations and correspondence that may be carried on from the interior of the Empire with Count de Lille, the Princes of his house, or their agents. in case the said relations or correspondence be for the purpose .if plots or manoeuvres, as specified in the 77th Article of the Penal Code. 3. Every person . convicted of having removed the trico loured standard placed upon the steeple of a church, or on any other public monument, shall be punished according to the 257th article of the Penal Code. 313 4. Those communes that do not oppose the removal of the tri-coloured flag, made by any public riot amongst the people, shall be punished pursuant to the law of the loth Vendemaire, in the year IV. concerning the responsibility of Communes. 6. Every person convicted of having raised any other ral• lying signal than the National Cockade shall be punished by one year's imprisonment, conformable to•the 9th Article of the law of the 97th Germinal, in the year IV. without pre judice to the punishments enacted by the 91st Article of the Penal Code, in the cases provided for by that article. The other two articles, 7 and 8, concern tbe•publication and exotution of this decree. (Signed) The Minister. Secretary of State, (Signed) . The Duke of p ASSANO. The Courier Extraordinary in the Gazette de France of Wednesday morning states as follows)—Some disturbances have taken place at St. Flours, but the presence of the Pre fect restored tranquillity. FRENCH FUNDS, MAY 9. NAPOLEON. 5 per Cents. s9r. 581. GOc. 10c. Bank Actions The ascendancy of the Jacobinical spirit encreases every day. It has now spread among the people and taes throughout Dauphiny in all its former violence. If we are to believe the Brussels Papers which have also been recei"ed -to the 1 lth all the South of France is fi;lcd with pretended ' patriots who mount the rcd cap, plant tne tree of liberty. rally to the cry of " Long live the Emperor, Hell, and the Devil," and in some places carry black flags with this inscrip tion " Ha, the Republic or Death." The accounts may be exaggerated, but enough has transpired in the French Pa pers, to show that they are not entirely destitute of truth . Even at the Parisian theatres the Marseillais march is not only played, but the hymn, which denounces death arid des strpetion to. all Kings, is sung in full chorus. The tide, it TEA ?MONA REomigrt g d!!!ftsvg leentt , to be paid for with- ilcurera, an account of t