The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-03-31 00:00:00

lw Stevens, was drowned. Another French boat has just brought-to. She appears quite full of passen gers, who will.be landed without delay. dSTEND, hlawcw 26, ONE P.M.—The good, but unfortunate Louis XVIII. arrived in this port on Friday evening last, the Roth instant, at sit P.M.— Ile was attended by a few French officers, but I did not perceive any member of his family. Ile is lodged at a private house in Rue de la Chapelle, and was received by a guard of honour, composed of the 44th and 35th regiments, Col. Hamerton being the Com manding Officer. Col. Macleod rode behind his car riage on horseback. The populace received him with a virtuous enthusiasm, but this estimable Sovereign appeared to be much fatigued, both in mind as well as body. Monsieur, his brother, it is said, arrived last night. This morning, at nine, the King attended Ilass publicly in the church of Ostend ; but he looked very ill and melancholy. At the termination of the holy service all the men hurraed, and made the aisles ring with Vire le Rot ! while all the women Were in team. Hewes attended merely by a few Gentlemen of his eMablishment. I assure you that every thing here begins to wear a serious aspect ; and the apprehensions of the timid are increased, by the fearful, but unfounded stories that are continually in circulation. All the hotels and arboreta are full of British subjects, who are scudding towards their native land; and as the wind lath blown a gale from the W. S. W. for the last four days, if is not possible for the packets to quit the harbour; but to-day it moderates, and they will be all crowded to a point of suffocation.— Three transports, with part of the 52d regiment, arrived last night, and have been put in march for the frontiers. Part of the baggage of the 2d battalion of the German Legion arrived from Tournay last night: A General Order bath just been issued, for all the woman, with children, to be sent away ; and there are only two women to be allowed to each company, and those must have no families. There are parties at work, without cessation, upon the fortifications. The 78th are gene to Nieuport, in garrison. Eery thing is prepared to remove the pavement in the Great Square, or Place &Armes, in the event of a bombardment from the ertemy. The Doke of W.l.+ lington is expected daily.—Some of the Gentlemen about the King's person have informed me that they believe his Majesty will remain at Ostend f until some movement of a more decided character may aces:. in France : and upon my *squiring if Marshal Mac. donald was with the King, he significantly replied, that he was employed to more advantage. 4MERWAN PAPERS. OtIARLESTON, Fsa. 13. *wrist% isfa + LIMIER "'BOK IT. KART% DATIRD rim 6. 'this Is till:form you of what you have probably &Windy learnt, the She English have been hand. soinely brushed at Herien with the loss of 170 killed and %sounded, and the balance of 300 made prisoners, excepting 80, who made their escape in two barges; there were ten barges altogether. The manner in which they were received at New Orleans did not exceed this. They calculate their loss at New Or kin' at MOO men, and had only six days' provisions; this they acknowledge to be the fact. They are still on Cumberland Island, where they are erecting bat. teries in all directions. The brig Primrose is at anchor about three miles front this. New Orleans, March 1. eittA* NOIIIINATIONS.—On Monday week, the President of tht United States sent toe following no minations to the Senate : _ . JAMCS MONIIOII to be Secretary of State, from the Depute mem of War. Josses Annaasem, Ex-Senator from Tensaw, to be Comp troller of the Treasury. Joust QVIINCICV ADAMS to be Envoy Extraordioay and 11111- sister Plenipotentiary at London. J Arlo A. BA t.ta• to be Envoy Extraordinary and miaow Plenipotentiary at St. Petersburgh. ALISSAT GALLATIM to be Envoy Extraordinary sod Mideler Plenipotentiary at Parts, wk. Caxesono. . Joss RODCSRS, ISAAC DM& and DAVID PeßTlDlt ese l• tains in the Navy, to form the Board of Navy Commits; The following Message was on Monday week, transmitted by the President of the United States to both Housei of Congress : " To the Senate and Romeo? Representatives of the VAIN States. 44 Peace having happily taken place between the Veiled States and Grem Britain, it is desirable to guard against acci dents, which. during the periods of war in Europe, might tend to interroptit and it is believed, I. particular, that the stark gation of American vessels enclusively by American seamm, either natires-or such as are already naturalized, would not only minium in the attaiontest of that object, but also to in aceur the number of our seamen, and consequently to reader our eollloerne and-etbviowian independent of the services of foreigners, ahn might he recalled by their Goverdment, totem circumstances the most inconvenient to the United States. " I recommend the •subject, therefore to the coagidemtion of Camgres; and, in deciding Upon it , I am pe.suaded that they will stalleiently estimate the !folic, - of manifestiog to the world a desire small occasions to cultivate bananas with other nation, by any reasoubie accommodations, which do cwt impair the enjoyment of any of the essential rights of a low and inde pendent people. The• esample on the part of the America* Government will merit, and be espectrd to receire, a recipro. cal attention front all the friendly Powers of httrope. r" February; 45, 1815. • • • " JAMES MADISON." • The Message was read and committed ha eacb II Su ie. ANSWER OF TEE EMPEROR. 44 The sentiments you morose are also mike; my motto Is, for Franco sad for Ms nation. MyseW end my family, which this magnificent people has raised to the Throne, can never wish, can Genet he able to hold it by soy other title." His Majesty thew passed into the Hall of Audience, where he received all the Constituted Anthoritiei, and was addressed by them in the most affectionate The Moniteur contains Addruses to the Emperor frem various places and bodies, filled with the melt impassioned expressions of attaciment and mega* i COUNCIL OF STATE, MAUR 15, • The Council of State in res um i n g h e -Rees int o , feel it a dot' , to explain the ,principles 110111t1f. regulate its conduct. e I The Sovereignty resides in the people . only legitimate source of authority. ' • 1 In 1759, the nation recogniz e d it s right* wld" had for so many years been usurped—the tifitionel : 1.. •a.t: ' - _ Assembly abolished feudal Mona rc hy, ae d esta bli s h.' . ~.... . ed a Representative Government. BOMA= or , r am o se or blmumar.— Tuesday . se'onight . a trial; which eicired a considerable ' in- The resistance of the Bourb ons t o the . 0( 1 tertvsei twine en at the 'Teaks Assizes, in which Miss the people produced thei r e x p u l s i on . •'. Wcartlif. was Plaintiff, end Captain Gritie Dm.f In the year fl, Bonaparte already creweiodby. feiwftait ; 11 1 3 # damages were' aid at 1 0 . 000 ,L • MI" a • victories, *end *itself ca ll ed to the Goveelieseit it: ver y kli g thi rP 44 l ilk Jar y . ratsraid. a " 14kt , the netionelWiil-,e Convulse Magist • 4iii 4it.' racy , ferras Plolntio--4300t. doweges, and fill! costs. • , , _., • .. -. 1 . ..• -we fee l gratified • ire:* nninitocing, net his imperial i'lis":g i and in 144* 10, the wades 021 to , , m a j es ty- th e Ne l p a t er - t e e al( th e itsge s4s w h ose the Consular dignity for life. amiable iteelitiml Sgstenelize humanity, has been' In the year Id, the Nab'en eosferred 40, Ow L. post gradoesly'pitesed`totranssnic frilth VienoW.Mi Imperial ''.4igeitik s essi rendered lit, 101.114,1 stFier to Messrs. ' Reir.teri'and ilfis lof iciiby. . id s 4,,,ii . r. . • iiiiiiim to Olti y esikr, naitod•gerden, kr a queitil u e i r 4Sr cell. „ e a• it.f.mg.Theii ' • ' sad ' . brit - ' Maressor Qil t -g-his Impel*. *eitk 'wily r -._, .• • . .• • • • -ae.,_,_....• .. .. Wi 'ii ‘•'-‘, •-• •• ,L• la i his bigkiPprobalicietitthiA Wotapemibtli. ?' ." r - - .6 7' 7r: i ..; .. 4 _ ~/...: • :i. L ai 4i .,., .... t.: article, - t promptly dw irdet4 Ipoidiktills, iiiii ... Tb ' r !, Pemfm , fir. . 7 v , lr_lqin i 4itl i4 tialralfjind Os iiiii. r. .-. e:': '''., .! '!'t:l''. t": '-.. pripwasib sCillyisk s .bodk WINN . Ise.imii ii i6a; ' tak •'- ' ' . , • EXPEDITION AGAINST ALG/ill3.—Letters from Washington, received yesterday, mention that the President w eta immediately propose to 'Congas, to declare war agajnst Algiers, which CongrAte.ll o V4 even to : and thitt is formidable squadron, tinder CAlns moaskinitheir we expect"AdMiral) Bainhridg'eilioald sail' ageilise that 'Regency', ii,' a short tittle. *otos )1061.101i imy. that SOCIO land forces are bailie la !be siluecfron.:—.(llod. Cent.) i. # ~~ Tau STATESMAN. •.f Mr • Lomik has thi ilrito re to orkotrofidgelha receipt of treat yoksvors Live Open planed to express their approbatioa ei his politiad conduct - shire*, bh king captivity; sorertaided de balm been by didn't* and danger's ahhost inattaserablit Ile' bra la w to assure them, that so long as he issathorhilonts of ens dueling an knitpeodent Jeanie!, the griaolptes 'pee which be has hitherto uniformly acted. will sot be shakes by maker— city, although hi has no wish to comal from the liberal and condoned port of the Public, that be has, with grist Ms Beatify, been able to withstand the load of oppresioa whir* has been heaped upon him. Jur. Lover, hopes that his imprisonment is drawing to a con clusion, that he may once more breathe the free air l and that be may enjoy, in the decline of life, a assail pardon et peace and tramp lUity, of which, by his long incarceration. be has, for so many years, been deprived. Newgate, Mardi 91, 1815. In the Fifth Year of Ms Imprisonment. LOTTERY nnovs ON WEDNEqOAY, STH APRIL. THREE PRIZES OF X90,1)00.-1 7 1 v 14; THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD, AS SOON AS DRAWN. Mails. Dee 0 Gotteaburgh 1 • Holland • 1 0 Arr. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS Sant per Cent. Red. 1 per Cent. Coin. Ma b per Cent.. per Cent. Navy 88U DAT AT ONS'O'CLOCK, Long. Ann. India Bonds 2 p pitr Kidnapper RIM 4 1 (►.niwa 14} 101 d I G►wob for Ace. Me SU THE STATESMAN. LONDON: TRIDAY, NAKCII 31, 1313. IMPORTANT PRENCH PAPERS. We this forenoon received Paris Papers to the 28th, the principal contents of which we gift u They are most important—oar ,coommeols ball follow our extracts : Pun, Mseat Saturday last ell the Mi. sisters wee iterated at the Palace of the Thailleries, whey C . riebeettes, the Arch.Chanceller, addressed the apprer Jo a most energetic speech, which was fellevred by asrother from the Duke of Sanaa% in the name of the ether Ministers—is which is the fdllowing passage : " The most just of all revelations, that which re. stores to men his dignity and his political rights, 'hes hutted the Bourbon dynasty from the throne.— ' After 25 years of war and trouble, no foreign Wort enuld ezeite a regard which had become totally ex tinct. The struggle of a few interested men against the general interests of the nation has at length goaded, and that which is alone legitimate, the cease of the people, has triumphed. Your Majesty has again ascended the throne, amidst the blessings and re joicings of a whole people. Already has your Ma-, jesty (raced out to your Ministeri a plan for the tAI Lure—no war is necessary, if gut to rrlsd "jell aggression ; and at bows we base snored to el personal safely, security to our property, free &c . lation of our thoughts, and an end to all arbitrarT acts. • " Hippy, Sire, are those who are called to co•opereht in such sublime acts ! The time of adulation is goes by, yet yos will ever deserve the name of Father et your country, and the blessings we enjoy are secured ‘o our posterity by the august heir that we shaU sea; "os trimmed in the Champ de Mars. (saud) " CAM BACBRES. " The Doke oiCIAITAO BASSANO. DECUS. OTRAJ , " MOWER. " The Duke de VICZnA. CARNOT. a ....... " Prime their oolomporaries t strangers to our laws, to eau manners, to opt bistity Opus, to our glory slog ifevel only rpamoborip4 lur thp rrpollectien of tholoreige war the, had beeogilt upon the FkilidrYi and Of the hitestine dissenvielif tiler bad PTcitaill To 1814 France was invaded by halite mob% and its capital occupied. 'The Streuggr crol4o4lj Provisional government; be essetuillid pro e the Senators, end forced thew, contrary lo the mill, and in defiance of their powers, to destroy the existing Constitution, to overtgrn fito iseppriel Throne, and to fall is the Bourbons , The Senate,. which hail been 414100 soWy se preserve the•Penstitntion, oricipmplmfged ifter t that -it hod no power to chose it, it decreed, itt 014 tht pryer of the pew Constilstfors, jprpoilMdpre. pared, should be subwitted to the ;pelvic for seeepf-. 1 once, and that Louis should be pregittlined NOW of the French, as sow, qs he lead swore fo observe the i ssese Constitution." The abdication of the Emperor Napoleon was the result of the unfortingto situation in 148111 treason bad placed him, gal 10 only for its to avoid the further effigies of #' moult Mood ; contrary to the will of thopestide, It conid sot solve that solemn contract which osisted between the Emperor and the Nation ; sod oven if , ie could law self abdicate the Crown, he amid not dimolve tho rights of his son. In the meantime * Roarhen seised the reins of Government, and Lade Sashlaus Ravin arrived in, France, and established the old system of Feudal: Government. Ile had not accepted the Comsat.** decreed by the Senate, he had not sworn to oboe* it, and to make it be observed, nor was it submitted I to the will of the people—that people who, subjected, to ilia pannee of a foreign army, could not frog . 'sprees its sentiments nor its wishes. Tholirst'act of Lools's Government was to thank a foreign Prince, the Prince Regent of England, Ow his throne; considering that be bad *Wady reigned 19 years, declaring that aU acts emanating froestthe will of the people were only so many acts of a long revolt; and added, " the he gams voluntirily and loy the free exercise of hit royal authority, a COW* lutioaal Charter;' and the only sanction he gave it was to have it read in an Assembly of his own Won; all these acts wen therefore illegal. Doge .the prima Of ,a foreign army, and indosaced Onsignforoe c ihe7 were the mere consensenggs bags devoid of Itemour, and contrary to ill:liberties and the rights of the people. The Boa rbir, thasselt constantly violated their promfaes—they &roared :the pretensions of the old Noblesse-41*y eutlieUed the sates of national property—they' prepared the restored,* .of reedit rights—they declared war slimiest ell liberal opialabskaattory Mewled' II those . 13eastitatiens which *sloe bad 61"1"1"1"1111 1 VAillit.iiiii - -01 kr • amble 114 hellos -lit Sl* Sli AU " ' ..„ pleodered ILO Was of Monett, &orations as the Oast unworthy, in orAler . It ; robbed the soldiers, those brave defend"' their country, of their pay, In order to confts - thing oil the Emigrants ! Profoundly aMicted by these events, Fraud In an appeal to its old Sovereign to giro It old Constitution. When the Emperor approached the capital, Bourbons In vain wished to repair the inierlea , had done, and the mangos they bad committed against the army and all France, bat it was The day delusion bad gone by, and every was stretched forth ter the liberator'd France' The Error, en remounting the Throne the people bare placed him, re-establishes the , In an thole tights ; and adios upon the Legtalal Deems of the National Assemblies, coin's reign on the sole priocipki which' France has recognised for 25 years. Tim Emperor therefore guarantees a orw , vidual Liberty, Equality of Rights, the Likriy, the trees, the Abolition of the Censorship, of Worship, Me Inviolability of the National pert', Me bsdqunulenoe of the Tribunals, Responsibility o f ill leisigoro and Person is. . To farther geeranise the rights of the people, 41etionel Institutiess et* tit be reviewed by a emembly of the Repreesseatives of the People, Oat the Emperor will readout the Government according to the old le b% so. 'having only ;title honour and happlielestehe batten. ' Lingeoll by all the Steetleet orthe Ceoetil et Mete.] r ' ' • eßr+ll-+ AMMO OP TOR EMPEROR. 41 ririM4lo4l.llllllo Milne deism of the ' r theiVistimft4 semmior logo enemies etteetd lll l Obe interest of the nodes& they govern; the ' keirty itself can only be hereditary when the' of the people dewed it; these are the only . elites I comaider to be legitimate. ". 1.• hem' remained 4 idea pf forming .fraal."Emirire, of radis h , derby f ifteen year*. abe kdrilgtle gay sole te.440.0be foundation.':l4r ilokFtao itippf,pos gut soistolidation of thaL ihkithell Ise **sly died. r . 4002 Of Oalliatilui addressed thitilleroi 141,01,0111tiaplk tir the moat Coorgetig star t tleethlos, (MM he le again called to the , Thr It e ftwe tad' qabisepea voice of the white nation th 2 Scott, were brooghtlebyjtweltes7 ~ . . (Cm*, mildest the *AM "anti Mhole , ..., l'-; , "4 . 1, 1 „irib' 4 4. la 0 01. olititl Sort iv ; II" efforts or twenty ley yasolk MI oak net * doll biresprimeing, • light at the Were of t h e only lawful authority 14681C0 keews, by Melt liberty of enry lied i s spin teFtond (Situid) MVIATIR, Arou nd , Aid about 10 omor Meyers. The Pooperor answered by, in the RIM forcible manor , d ec t it i ns bL ekterstitiatioa to restire lberty • red concludes, 0 a Dyeasty created ende r dra w . legumes which bad given rise to so many new NUM:, Wag itosif4nterested in the general support of an damns, can alone be sutural sad legitimate, sad possen authority and coefideeoe s -the two Pint el t s. Aden of all GoveromestiP Ths Coin of Accooftli next adiress the Em. peror ootl gross wad, lite sails s tothaeats w e bare :ire* doialled• The Foliror iteevered,- st that svlatch speci a ll y distiogoishast the Imperial Throooiip fiat ft is created eirMe warn ! that it is oodatiligly oatiooal, and that it s Aft( ftiterpat is, ttoossolidate an which 25 years of sevolattee ins prams& It copprabelds 111 interests, awl pa.rtkularly the s'stiotJgl h onour tfild 0 0 1 . 6 WhiPit Is by co Melps the least ita. peetaat." Thep follows the Address tif the beperhil Coart of Kiis e Which aloe * reltergailbi sontiensos s e t. reedy ezpressad. To this Ai Fsesperor replies 0 All that a foreign force has efected is amine pot 104 void. The coed. of irons and Grenobl e , aid all other I fustiolary Tribunals *WO I hod inter. cou r se with lately, while' twat% wore yet went's* energised god proved that these ;entire,* awe en, gram els their hearts :1 The poet le order 13 the 4ddr►ee of the 11lookipal Commit of eb, ?Os ; this ilia is are rep** of rho priced's,. *dre's's, The Emperor replies et some length, Diu gi the gretilication he bad * entpriag the city, on the ogolvorsary of the day pp which, fear Tvers ago, he had revolved so *oaf tpsjt pOdt et their affection. lie speaks pf she witk which he cum alone and without Ile. erew protectios l ead insane seen lo complete 41 thereat yogi's be had undertakes ; end tint he hill lieigh Versailles, that gnat monument of the erm.e• After Mess, the Emperor receive' ell the Qilken 0 a to .. pretectioa l ehe promisee 0004 10 complete alga Mal tiros an - 7 1 wodis be had undertaken ; had that he will Wilk a cow* Versailles, that great monument of (beery." he gave it After Massy the Emperor receive" ell the Ohm owe crew• of the garrison of Paris and of the frelearial fkillt, ! . nin The most thundering aerlametlasit qt eggliele pad . I ,o i -- in r o by delight resounded t Duly all Per* l'" of rte. Yesterday the Dike of Treviso (*IVO arriv4 ;)lb er fi es trIN . 1011014 ern preeenied to the Illverrpr, This, hemselves * krill ' 61 P r "" 1 141.4 by* 4111 4 ,4•Rn m r. & round mil,. The pro?* of the Boeviseicieee *threw* r einivellsci to "lb tr" Pi. a tblit land for . *Pr add &pool trith , ~ leakihotioo r i decked' !P t .11 0 1 ‘0 1 If ifedit "WS , 4000 Si an** 1144 ,1 1 = A ~- • ' • ••;,., - . had 40* t i a t ial d ' ails r l s • - ' U — • • • - _i . Itkol . vox er ,•, . I . :" le ~ - • -.? Uhaeoirer - .... ke 411".. 1 4 - •'. . 3. - r- . ~ ..-- N A ' : ' il lilitild 'lb' ''.. •.' . iiit .. '- - - - ':•.. , i rto deite Itemise% ' - ' ' - . '''° - * i': -. • ~ i end!, a _ _l. , • . le tt, . * lt even , isAirin..4l4.6. "hiewhos , skir t .. ..... moose elimerer WM lam balk • • • - !I oireasitissw ito letoiellmaL • p rebutted L Alls,helevide **rum murilii_ Albeit. . 'I again Its surd obsess ;-, • 11,1 ###! * *# 1 •0 4 . 1 0 1' : . ‘"*: * *. .._ . l 4 . P 44 , 4404 Imae l. pits!, the the Ihertoino agilevi - t‘e JR' 24,2"b1ia, ' t il seletthey i ll" sig :pig ii eer : millatilik . .12e*. 1020 i inninitted • 5. The Mapper ter !see fireeeireertel4 7 .. . 4 too late ! O. The Mi0110g: or boon it *IRO 1044 ,14: .01* a •, . . - rery arm tbe 4 t. eic• ate* . , .. , 2 a toe . IbratilliarD ig r. . 1 to where 1 h e people Estract from the Telooripkie Castssiniestill of .ii n e r i nt i ve the Coent D'Erloo, March 26 t0. ! i. 4 4 The Coe* it I only t o •D'Artois and the bake de ikrtrquit4d France hit : 1 0 brie now night, they ere pity by Aereehrlevel, let° Belgian; :It all the troops whici 11201111pesimi them paean at ..; ow kw.. &thane, under the milord. elf Ciekeral tAnritton.,..... II th er e, o f The household troops of Le* Am disbanded dour Liberty °dm." • . i 14 ita i p m . Extract from the Duke of Treviso (hiertjer).-• ) an d th e " All oar fortresses in the North ere well proyiiioo. d u p ower . .4 ip . all ways; and secure from any Weir attack.” 0 oh the ' Smuts from other Maws apnoeare t that, the al I gonn a retere•of the Emperor hes been received with will Ili 444 unt i l matiohs of joy at Oledlaw l. ilotichatq a Si. 41 6 , g rernment Cbilrbaritio Cud* Brolk ‘t. age. fn. 111 in view Tita PftoCiAltA = UP evsetal7. :1 . *Satotattel—Yoo have II The 'l l i re '''' .3 ~ 11“ treat, 'my teaks: " akiita! l : 4l ! 1111 f : 7 I ". tie:l4ponor Is to bis A toimf, 41 , 1 I S te jos4 l -10001Mtflept kim toss—his mosthisitolly ' ile m u lti iii lot upipiery submission to the shape ! A i i s lisie , 44 *Mpg bit et,sisreo mo-bette looked to stela at 0 h awed Age white lag Mr hononr f t 1 IM ily pain. " Cast your eyes on au Superset eattioll elooo it it to be foetid d t 1 14 1 n g t h at .. Let us then decorate nerseimit ilk* tole• k of the nailnut I ' years, a - • • 4171:01Litall Sete &fir 7 51 . 4 . a 1n u. ' The retioin,ki. 0 I Otis Mottitio;r is 11W '•""wt7 :atones besting a similar spirit. _ 4 4101111. perOierif .!: - ;Pool so uutrues DI 212•N0t, manner! litce, Nam va.—Thii Lein' irons by tor yietOttloy At two iffiest & i nation ; Chink tint the Of Orleaw Nr , sod Tuterii' 4• he EstporOr ter' Bola; Oftir , tho Tkidlleries ion regbietits oedsiie *el, two ot Artillery, tone jukpme Impussibielotirithe Atte . 1424Liby which these 'trial* , • . ~ i~