The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-19 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. Police, to the.Lietitenants-General of Police,. urges Qoarbon will traverse other parts of France with the •,• ***-• the same topics.ltithen goes ens— ! ems view. • • '„! ••• 4 0 Q . • 4 6 We !Ire at Poem: the EMperor has so l en i n ly "As to the Dekes of Angonleme prri ) it 0 proclaimed his inti‘ittien. tio maintain 'the t rreaty of is desirable that there should be forielled.re, therm two Paris: what then can be'thersbject of those hostile camps in France where they should 46maiti for a eperatious beyond our frontiers ? When we wish to long time, to gain the affections of tbe seldiery, and take - no Pirt iii the ititernia ariangemerits of neigh. to accustom them to Plaise...lll:.tbeie..Aopes in, these bourit , States, why should they tak e pa r t i n ou rs ? P r inces, and to look up to them alone for their h it limenaces, by arms, and by Masters of their 1040110. e. ' _ . .. . choices that they :avid; tomaijugatiFrance ? • 1, " It - Is thought necessary Aat there should be near " And what Kings, seism tattiest, can set, withoutillm person of the King, some one who is perfectly *Win, d viotation'.sn'cahcird tf, the independent*/ Atietl aequainted with tketott‘try, and.whir'galso . atidprinciples - Ohleh , form the security of all nations 'loan of talent; and, •in this respect s M. de . Remuzat t ' mid of all Governments ? What people, if they are Whose conduct has been always good: ndt debased by long slaiery 4 would consent 'to receive !* " M. Talleyrand places his whole, happiness in a Monarch from the hands of foreigners ? 1 devoting his life to the service of the. King •and . d e. - " It is not a centurys,ince Princes, recalled to the :minds nothing for himself. ' He thinks himself qua_ throw; by a handful of factions men, were again lified, however, •for the Foreign aelatiOns, and driven from it by the voice of the people. Our claims that department, Which is very difficult to, fathers have seen, the Stuarts fatiguing the charity of manage, and requires a man habituotted and scats. all the Courts in . Europe, and basely begging their turned to treat with all. the Cabinets of Europe.' : ; I assistance. They - have seen Engldnd brave the "M. Talleyrand supplicates the King to grant fe ., menaces and' the drills . of ,the Continent, escape by M. de Perrigord the rank of first Aid.tle.Camptiihie , this last act .of courage ..from civil tsar, from the person ; and, to Madame Edmund Perrigorti Mii:. daggero of a 'hypocritical tyranny, and terminate a re. rank of Lady of the Palace, of which her ; conduet - :, volution which had, like ours, its.aberrations from and her piety render her worthy. . .• morality, and stood in need• of a new dynasty.! . , "M. Talleyrand also recommends to the King the.' i " is Piancelo be more unfortunate than ever ? 'said Edmund Perrigord the first nomination of Dukes . , Is - she reserved for a humiliation of which we find no and Peers. 'exanizle ,. kr.stsioiy .? . Will she cowardly permit' (Signed) otheis,to aictite laws to her, when she has the right , fe Maths , l-and the powertoreject even-kind of slavery? when ZOO, .006 - wareters; who have been tried i n numerous Miles, and two millions of citizens are .ready to march at•the call of the country ? No! the Ihrone. to which the votes of four millions of men hare called'. the Emperor—this throne, secured by so many _ Treaties; itlustrated by'so . many can peter' sacrifices, _, become ihe prey of a cOnqueror ! i : • n i ,1; (signed) ~ The Duke of OTRANTO.' " Paris, April 13." MICR OF STOCKS THIS Nail 231 2 9 per Cent. fled. SCH* I per Cent. COM. 6715 i 4 per Cents. 72 4 per Cent. Navy 8661 Oaminie Connie I . . 7.; = ,~-.-rBs~t. LONDO, (sitss pArkm. . • . lefillittilf= The rest of thi'Moniteur of Saturtisy fetiolltlitm; 42 1 0 t e r ' , fie. _, of eight Col unins) is fi lled with docoinettui foirtiditi abe - 'T.. :Atit lii %Pt tf,.1 1 4 _ r tbilM r wriiing4lesks 'Of Abbe Minitesq . a r iWit "lebtillihlt • • Maces, the late. French Ministers. Therhte Mari teaten to believe-the b it drafts of publiericii, and noteilla!,omipmre* tit Ors,. it . rnrio . . - Vint itiiiiti * ,The lastOf these papers is perhips the PiOslilliegli; ' 'bettgtiO•iiiiit at ft* it 'seemi . to liti ilia* written instructions of ii 'Pk t . , li - Virpiiiiiiimitii-‘4 w3id was entrusted by . Prince . Tillefronttil4oy . . . ey , Lent Ltritite l / 4 0‘; . , . L . ,•••= __.. _ his sentiments iiiisately . 10 Louis X . II I" :provklifi! to mourn l e nt .. m . iiia h - 4 --. .7, o 7 w iin Til 4 . 06 ..1 1. ... 446 ., , ~.......• lieii ., l4ll: .„ 4 - iiiiiiii . .. , i , the departure of,thollittei from GiridOWliirrir:--' faqir, A k i k lk i iiiit t i sv eiii i iiiej ece : ..Uitty . seese4A l4 / 1 41 4 ,.. .; ' t .i'itiliity ber indinianifeng II is dated . *vie', M it t ( 0 - Ati . lifi ti t ali e ritii oiii t hosoi on OM nevi of . Napeleon'n4Odilligfik • • ' -•'' 1-.--'" ' ..' '.. it place * Dayot 'Willi iri have put itts 1 .. ...A.- f!! , : y r i vil o4- 4 ..6 141 4 g0d 5 • 4 bog i jog • ' veg in . i n d ett ,......l„ s b e 4eA lee I A ~ : ....'” 4l ‘. l 4 '6 i . 11 ' . " .. iiir.,,,,- • pothii. , "Isis o ..... i ..icit nieo t tiejkqe , ~ , . ., .... 7 7; ,. t 1;. Mid insult to the : Pttlitoll'oitionot troops ; Which - AO 41 a11110 ..: 1 ;,` l o Pro* m !‘ Initile titaaYiii4 , t , li! ) ltilli.,,. 7.*„ )1 01 00 1 ,4PIN" . • hiselan Coinniedmiet, I Genital Van, .I)uhaolhate, f i SW,' !II:A.100y • had Wilt! thing .or i t lig - Kiiige , -I . .propwsel. to. ; it ,to ' *.waY o g e d it i n p i etc, o sioo t s biottlicOre * ' ----''' - 4 - iderstand that • .. • yrenty,dour hoOrs,,to beret nith.me • !Sit th tell . tod ri‘ O lio ; seve ns i , lettats ref .- t!t of.the 'unexpected arrival of-the:Woe ,! . 7 0 1 110Aftildett• . namber 0 Sri to send me off immediatektorldt . ,,a sumggitior lf , r a i lioni a , tithhitoble•for Italy, ;...be preiiiises. . . . ...: .... . .., t . -,... .pogolfe r iq v ki l -1. ; . 4 4 I n:.thsi_irest of the la nding;tif his ,hilklesti bih. p i a, ifig i * * io t a starbwdisposed 'kit the deeunient . thus atinounced is ready, Atlte .4 ‘‘W . "" -x• ' . 7 --7 (i m -ip t . i x* 4l.. . k . Talleyrand thinks it inditensiblrecessary that li t is . dye p i tt o• Rani with -ahnost Maji.ity should. maks liaison on ant, that Als!es .41,111ence . England .nd itiolWilli .0 cepti. the. Coustitation,. ind .AO this C!ts jisilintfnll , isol o i i . e i lso it -sr, appeois I to,. hint #axceptible of Mott fiattions iw;.tearii• win t r y o f -twit, . iifignaistaf it,ir k . . . rat popita,...Sid he will . discuss them in the Senate, lossarty • 14000,04 te aiwitioir, " M. de Tilleyral has already simpered the Sir , and the artillery i4Sc4 / Qui .nate to see, the Constitution undergo some ehanges, . A. aim* et w ar . by, the following words, foil of address, which their D e p u ti es . 604, ;4 ill eviecti Thit ' ' ‘ilit treperasions vanity caught hold of . :-! Gentlemen, you will . find to reftiOnstribt:itgifinst j ~ . it the King a man of superior mind and distinguish*. The King wilt %creel; .a.kkatii ed talent-you may expect to hoe him discuss Th e be t e rocios, ' Ert tarlipirly articles of the Constitution ' s end you ottYMre t °l•Seie,Y. Cull ihat passion which cr . h ave th e honour ; or entering the lists, wi th ,him ' --. I 'firmed that * feeling. of Frenciimenthe This insinnatiOn had the best eject. .- .. -_ ` tie Also it . t ii. (1011. , The •Deeree 66 In the same lettere potent.. the King wad, it'll i tore rite o f esterdag t thug oultfthilti tofu a.day for taking the oath .of fidelity. This i V,ittrire *vitt. 4ntencitep th. aunibW.74 ilia 044 su:ii riicle is of the first immortatici as it will geift . PO ;Lenin baa ' retarised 00 answer to Napoleon's letter L . _,. - A• • 9 . • ~.,,.. flu:touting ideas, and bioddismildierialmalifilitten . Joey, ititiOnechythis arrival he Frscde . -‘. i..." , • malt pigidlfippftl , ttplffi c llot. i dta isolated from the Chief s wboisitecalint in , thide ad; t There .is a, talk•of leeylog,titO4 ander ft,itiss* I ,aotti.i•Witot;:ig;tineellsi'44Mit . liiiido, hesion. .- , ..,2, •..; 14#4., 1 ,,.. .• , ant 'Government deviog :the whole . of tho.svarl * . t . otteilt s fil4rritiatlitieini *ar i d g 6 M. de Tilloyrend .regards. it *Airy oisentia).4 go,ooo of oat troops hay', *trendy paisedlthirtik '.. ii s 4 i iii :ford iv i ; th o rimr i ls t l hat the 1(0g should not grant nor 'poetise • Mt- tiers of Meade': anoildir Minim follows itutoptiiittity, . • . i ....4. !ln i. n . iia . ity • 50 4 1.! • 14310 ,mellest power, to the Marshals,,boi ble j blikjesty Will ' after .thlmo . • - • -•,•f!:,-0. - . , .- .. ... : ! .,... z .,41. .. P . . _ satisfy them by flattering their•Willf• •-.-• - • . .1 i - ".': 7 * •• • "'''" *this ar hive atnitikpeock . ' tir t tlie 44 The whole of • tog populatitta or..Fraoce artani-. .. Colonel Callum -Aid-do.Conip to the bike, of i mashie eady declared to lie . Opentia mated with the same zeal, devotiosi e 4Orl 'ore for thal.Wiumativow, tad hie sielkeir ,edoile4annAi s ' .itioaln,C4itoo4itiei:Atiiiiniggi person of the King, end all the MIPS , ' ff t he 4° Y• 4 _l' srs the *mann , el l . 9 00 1 : atn . irr' dlifilifieliga4litkla•:• ovetiewservice id? gati:ristiwa, odd' runity. These sentiments eren.ges. the; tenth , als. ;Aleut, at l'hierplane Theitre. ...., ':. • ...• ... 4 ...4( :: -r ' p i ; " '' : i ii - ijaApriin . s4ii:•.'!is. .riot PIISIROIS ; and . such is the general indiptillfts Whio/14.'llototwg..-Sotidey the Ihmlls 'ek. :1 1 11tr i p : , ~j , .. .• . i ." - , 1 1 .7. - ; T of , is f s certain. articles of the Constitution hascatoCited v **i l ia ; ' Betlforvi.itieet, liedford.rquaroiAiero .• a 7 5 rf - 3P*Te . ••=r t i ) lt'lt r .' • • .... ' several times the people. have ,cried, !o der the Wok. •Into tbegreatest . alone- and afilictloO . 4 finding l'ity . lilies sneaked ( ' ' to the Old Guard, down of Monsieur, '. Viva Louis XYIIL! : a bas le Tyler shot in Ms' stilt!: tap to mornin g 0(.0.* foil' illiitiviso; 'in: tki.q.o 6 tioNn Senate r -,‘ Long live Louis XVIll.! down:ail/414*day the deceased g ot up in a wild and (n tie maw. ,ic c , is ii - L tiff ic t . ct soir. iefelfte IP • SCPO4e!.' .-. • : . ; ... . • . :::,.., .• ' t flee , but after a sboit tim e these eyeetptome sotioldtili tt u i r o g :ad Al it i the oti4;f9ot Thii outrageous zeal is imprudent at mum*, ,If. .a. _--7-.4.* came do*n 'Mire sod dressed, and afterwards *v. :%. - • • - •_, • .. d i d it* ea ~getre, CO orgcld thq-People manifest an enthusiasm teal/ Frolleiri sW , eeived some comparly ;he remained igith, his fent .. • • ~.,.. •.. . .;,..._,•__ _- - , , rmy testifies . * * agry..bed spirit. The : tenons 'a. , 1 *- eti that.menner nntii,oneo'Clock, whop he red rep • % there Iso;notiii trout 114k 7r o n : f ai fie are good; hawqets and to the bereriet %setae -id s s t a g" , w hin li tt „ r i nge d some popets. .: i n •r e liii t i p a , Al t ili nkira l, w i Z w y s ki7 . , . the disoontent i stire confinetito tho old bawls?: The minutes eller the repro Dia - pistol was .heard. • Ti e '1; Neeik.;‘,.r t a4, 41 . 1r4f,',. 'oititggiiirri is, either detached, or eery vigor being so. deortaleg &testi open, ti,.ninst.'.'keart-reettilijekilt . . seo4 . ugh., art.l,,o,to e irovare o :k at 44 M. Taileyiend - thirks, that the Counr•dtArtois, . preaepted itself', Mr. Tyier:,ektiag in a clieironiti el- . _. ,1 1 _1. i 7 - _ t ,_:,;_ ot 03 ' • hose rummers are/ell of- grace, -shonid Otointlethe tiatetin his trend, titiddellte lied dlscbaigiitll2*4l Pila u' "g 44 'F t ' . 1. ' provinces to aillect the wishes of the.petipleo and to , his head. ,z 01 1. 11 4bit104411 ,fiiillltiese.-.C4 a., h4,,,FOot . utt! Tte soldiers and v them et the feet of the Threw. TM tDelittop,ferdict-insantv c . ,_ . .t. , ri t-isi the members of cote family, a Hamburgb 1 Guttenburgli 1 Lisbon _lllEntainAT T Mu . .:-.1 4 0. ' .. There is now little doubt , MUICAT IS diapered to take In .gle. We st aled in the greater 1 iMpressiii4 : that a Messenger With' dispatch* from . Vient couch It y. 2 14 PieriO il b dor vbestad 'bleep! the .Austrk Mies, e French Papers mid of the kustriims were beaten, tpns had made 5000 prisoners. •' ,i) A YOT." . I • ; • reverse the tale, andasty it wa, posts at noleina, in.ithich tr - -- ' vantage. Ile the jlrair and. • '• ' : 4 0 • .a• - • 4 . - ' 4,circamstanee, tr o t is!si ; VtErtei, Arum' , 5.---.. The Neapolitan army I -la6c c i des tho; d obious qitestion . not passed through. /tome, but made, a circuit abort es we : noticed 'filter& the city. • It is not estimated at more e than . 56,0 1, 1 ..• tiCllMinister for Foreign , men. Every where on its route it poits up Yrocli; ht.. 'nations inviting the inhabitants to concur toWards :the2,Emperor t tejordiug the the indopendence. of Italy.. A ' Russian.. arnik ef;:.2ltan liy promlies'eft4'l7 fifty Amami men P'agatiw.hici the Kini 7 ol: Nisi.* 4s .. . will, it is said, match frets •to Italy. • , -el-peer,' and . rerloalni tel - • _, -•`''• : i Cor.oo2ss, Aram 12.- . ---The march . ..et „iissopt.. ,4 , , ~,,.- i %di' al a ll:si'' Mr W THE MINISTER OF WAR TO 71 1 ! MILITARY , ILICOALLED 'through our city .will commence immediately : betwelm ON °9r • 113 .' . TO THEIR STANDARDS UT Tin DICISILIS qv Tat 1.141 t i Kb 15th inst. and 7th May. A grettatiory . Prlitibu t 'ilsi ' . nelr Sinn le . After the • MA RCM , t„, ' %.1 . ' : : 1 ialioris will pass through, ankle; Wit a . shoctiA ies had paid to the engagements " You earnestly wished for-your Emmet. , Jute ;pl y here ' ; they will proceed eithotit •debtiy •• .to .the ? "64cilisr,nriciriwhitprlbciple. is arrived. You have supported . him with' all yntivfli k al et , of F•ragat, Prussia is io,bille l 1 00 1044 a '' hii Aullietrosee to their leagoeV-N. efforts. Rally with all possibledispitchlrroindlrour. i.44 f oot, standards, that you may be mit r. to defe n d your forming seven corps, .foer.,of which •trill- ~_..„,, . ..._,.k, _i . ihweediately take the field, and tkeetheri wat.:0111:• • • 'F'' , 41!"`gi.,-.Aq 9 •Prla”r l :P`,,• country against enemies who soadesiroas of reprint- the reserve. , . . . ' ' . • .' • • , d , the other States of Itaty, ipg our national colours, of imposini:sllvereignai .. L aiwrac, A l oa t i_s i , r i s iri t ipa c ty A i t imi,: o r .ii ea . .11! agu rilniib o• tififfirklitar . . 11. 4014n Coaeasikil 11414144444.,;; 1,1"11 as , and dictating Constitellaiii.,,,ledel7'l'42f tie army of ,Si le** , trt teittoced - kare.g.'iMl, - ,. Litt ... 4401i kallp , mitist Aitsgivistris*:. these circumstances, it is the duty a gverorpocht; i t h ll o i w cb t ."...gmiario.':icappi !iilderlitlt/bc man, already accustouted•to war ' to 101Otli k l/O P O- : l llarciarde•Tolly. • • - •,--- ,• .' • ••:-•' ,4 • .;,.. ::: - 7.:* I *k en - t h ey fittokf:baiir46iis t kti k erl i p to them Abet' Vt a irrfritt*.ralli- Itualia have retrogiticloSl-444414161 'e'r- :•;- .'.. •'' ' '''''...' ... .. . ...;* ' lirc gots !jai standard. Let us present a frontier of brass to ~... .. rh • co l umn . o f win* , " sera , ' I tn - ,,,: . .•., . . . .. . ~ . ~ ,„„ • , r , ....- 7 7"tibt thoiv gadeevovvt; it , 111141 /PK ; our enemies, and prove the same. .' 4 ' - r sine., 'whiny- iiiili-Tis heed dessittittiOda" :` • • ::' ,4 ..- ••••1 a Pl.ettrOMl the P 166 1001-ITU # . " Soldiers 1 . —Whether you have obtained uali. f- . :...._ 'l• it rRA NivrOßT, AP/eir e it. • VW:int 11114 -7' . '. KI .... .--1411C1191 1 / 4 10i r suited er limited furlougke; ( whittlyt .. kattes...., me. etuastt n, sty 1. 00 .41. 5 w. 4, • w ookyibi w oortota . delved your discharge, if yone`11:14; a' Weds! sa ipsi on hi s wo n . aiotieie . fei•jhiji• ---- dot, 3 ~ •it.mi l ify,statg o voies i tilia • 0:3 0 . . . and. you are io is sots fit to serve, sows • 6 4..j01i11 . OA_ I, sum sottscelbetoritm.l344,4l, tr . . iit. •!, 1 #..- • , . _.. iiri' sl i nts 4 r * . .. l 47,'hi s i'5'41 .1 646;1 1 .45,, army ! llouour, roof costotni ytt.t!tt.lglbilee ii ap. . • ; ' - . .... - ; • , s i o rlso f othlia!fo t t 1 014 •1 vite you I . ..! , " With . Lill reproaches . 144111, yoi s i-,14( : sisitifie : tom a, ....... .. cause to Overwhelm me, rerwyep Ifee-eeeel i. ... .. , to be ravaged by tho.soosOiss ,w , hom y . fma ... e", 'Oa Lie., iirlati); decollog , often' vanquished, and :sure: tilliluteiglier to. ;Sir . , ft04404)04001-, taleg;:ie . . aud obliterate France fitivii - tWeisip et Estrep ..'..ot ef . 44 254 . 400 , 644 . , 1.- a. . 0;0.41 . 01 '11,e, !puce of EtICMVKL.' • . • . _ . - - ' Lard CASTLEREAGH replied, (hat it could 64.0 out persons from this country, but not prevent their I' , Ingram Mr. WHITBREAD intimated, that the origin of lif this Bill was during *contemplation of the former war ; and he was convinced its present introduction was the forerunner of another. if there ens any pos- -1 , 'ability of rirr)ing on a yeomen' of hostilities. Mr. STURGES BOURNE was is favoor et the 8i11... He couldeste nn posSible'objett . that Bit Co. 'emend could bare in using it in the rnanne? - 1 . . - 1- leded to . __ . 1 The question was then pet, and leave was giveu to • bring hi the Mil. ' - • ' • - - - - • . Upon Mr. BATHURST's bringing 'up' die Bill, Mr. WHITBREAD woeld • take that occasion to remind the House, that the Alien Bill made its fi rst appearance five weeks before the former war. This looked rather ominous. 011 that occasion, he would ask those who remembered the fact, if war had net previously been determined upon? Indeed 'vessels 1 with provisions were at That period actually stopped from going to o Fiance. The prose i t Bill, it was said, I I itii‘ was only meant to 'enable the Ministers to have ll greater scope for tbeir discernment. If this, or any other Act, could have that operation, it - should , have- -1 Li; norm support ; but he was afraid there was little .... elplice of that most salutary proopect.'—[.''laregis.l The Bill was then read a .first time , and ordered for a second reading on Friday next, and 'testis' Printed. . • Mr. ARBUTHNOT brought up aciciuOts relating:l to the interest upon Exciterteer Bills and the Poblic Pebt; which were ordered to be liana the' able.' • The House then adjourned. .• . • 1 1 . FRENCH PAPERS; i i: • . --op— . NU( 'lnc *intermit.' . 1 • Pants, Aeon s 15.—Marshals Augereau, Jourdan, ne, Oedleot, and. st. Cyr, .took the oaths on 1 dad to the Empires . .. ! • . • - • fly an Imperial Decree of the 7th of this month, i 6•••• .0. Count Dumas i 3 appointed Director. General of the Organization of the National Guards, under the ' 'Merit of the Minister of the Interior. .By if:Decree of the B th April, his Majesty has • granted thp decoration of the Legion of Honour to to Messrs. Huard, Bose, Arago, Bk., Desmareta, . • qay.Lossac, Poinset, Richard, Sicard, beyaux, 1. t '••• e;tid Thenard, Members of the Imperial Institute. ; ~. ') , REPORT TO THE EMPEROR. ... " Sinc,--on the RI st of December a special law recognized as debts of the State, the debts contracted in foreign countries, by the King mud by the Priuces f of his House, for which the King declared himself . personally responsible ; ibis resolution was taken• . stithout opposition, without debate, without reserve, amt with all that frankness which flows from the noble French character; " In , ponsequeece a Commission was entrusted ' 1' I. with *verification of the titles produced by the va. ' ~, flout delineate, and began its labours : the Roth of March of coarse terminated them. The seals were I pet epon the papers which had been already col.. is , hscted : I la ve removed them in concert with • ytmlf-.. i 11 \ Ipiphor o Finance. I 1 -, It waseatural to think, Si re, that resources grant. i • . I li , ed . with sp smell loyalty, would have been expended ; 11 with' delicacy, and that the national munVicence • aitia Id hove been. ' expended only. in paying far ho.. , nourable services, in keeping account of the assistance j t I granted to misfortuues, and iii indemnifying lessee is , . separable from long political crises. . . I 66 A hasty glance at the papers presents * foiwl, : ) lowing result : in the tirst piece there is, a volernisoaie4t risits• ter, draln up at the earliest periods of emigre. L I HUN, and which is iii some ,ineuare the *rehire, Or.' 4 einigialion. When, laid berate the Commipioisem . , l I d 1 by Count Blacas, this register was consuleed on,every i I claim being made: it illustrated theobject,and the, I i ' merits of the claimant% owl, directed the reporters ha l I their propositions. _ i . , . •, .i ~ ~ . . . ".The following ere, with . few exceptiops, the Itied t I: , dashes which were produced :, ft / 'i' claims illative to the assembling and centen- I .c nieCia' ef the'Army—expences .of tharsa sod second .; t i divisions of the army—coalition of the Pievinces- w ,..-11 military household of the King and,of the Peinces- 7 .f infantry, dragoons, and cheaseurs--edministotion 4 il ' i• i stores, ,erovislans, fled carriages--chapel .(religiousll 'Akers) of the grand bead quarters-Igpeepes of ; 1 1 ( tiatelliog and, particalu agency, eh,. , .. t: .. i,c :''Many of these items had brow .prodontly osid, 1 A anti than remained to pay somethitig lesat)san ; thirty, : r 4 . millions. But thirty, millions would never have been 1. I . j • ifi sullicient to satisfy the claims which Were not entered n upon the register, and which were every day mul- b '': • ' . tiplierl and received in preference to the former. v l•- ' 66 Of this description was the claims of One Bond, it i whii„forganized an armed farce in the Gavaudeo ; .he n 1 0 was Qaster General in the Breton Asa°. al ciitiefl : uarter-M k there wae Prince of Holienloe, a Duchess hi i Pic, of Bavaria ; one Braschi, of Coyle, who claimed 1 ' ( the ex . pence of raising regiments in the service of the Prlni:ea..". tc Atter ettueaffiretima_yariety of other claims, his at Higtiefigs'of Otranto gniiely assures Ids 'resident that 1 tli , • , . all the above sups. were eapended 66 in the din- iis e semlnittonOfilliods,.in. organising disorder, robbery, I hi • - and *assassination." " Thus," he conclu des, ". the .1 1 • treasures of the nation have been employed, at Ail th same time, in payment of the most disgraceful 'prelm' viees c aed in liquidation of the expences of a war midi se l again; the French nation. I' • envied) ' 46 Dee of OTRANTO. " Polio, Amil le, 1815. " i• • • ' ' . , z. ~ • 41. • • PI ' 1 C. IfICULASOMI glint 181,11 OIIfTIII3IIII7IIIIIOR '• }l 1 .., .. , ...TO, nig .rxr"crs. ... ~ .. ! • , co ... . - • " Thu* POEM• fa . e ..... " Sip ? — . Titid . Neee tAth of biesoblesa re; es .1' cats it 'said* - *hp rive 0 101 v ii *rem AO for ele cause -is hiketet." .. : ' St , t • , . 4 .4, " The reentry iipecti it* 'ikon' from tne cl,ratil Si melt who kaaelli ea - krong lir its Ow', and who . caqnot . ceeifati.. .0401 tiophis u eke of &anon!. 'The Ab, EnirierqPisiottoi doeb that vtr, will eagerly i 4. gr. ~, i swer the calKattdthat yii!yirlitlecoaa with all your . Air L ki 1 enti.rty:thipecqtiotisf.„4liders., - i-t ill :( .% , . ie . retire/The Circular if onintereAtn--it mere: ye ly argon the Prgfect to ciallecqtitillfnu itnir *lva' k s 0, , them joid their reginterifel , . , --',. . . ... 1 •• • ,, -..eis....ai ii a., • s i .: O. 4 3 ,g ti v , la ~ o.,;_kile` i `.O: ;.; .',a.s. V w . • ...; Pr Anotber Circuie j e,,trom Ap i lli h , 4 .1,, " - -- - :7 ' — ‘7"r 3 . 7 i .... '•` - '.!Jfi f .:A . :al SOW Eire' 11 41W:i goisite., • •:. •' i Ltirt.iA.ua 1 . 04,1 t teitiltdit" •.: ', t VirtigA, Artir. ,22.4arner - .itpmcp , - :., . iNUoiii Ibis indeeita4ogettlihlfttibi c c:bit itheryfiF ,: 1tte4 60 . 1 I; P. ;stn - gretio mid A!faei 7 , loo.o*".4ol¢,ificsfy,4* * „ l:. 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''fit' thoje s .ll/ li . . ~. •- - • 1 ' i Oftifili litkittit 23.-Aireordtforto Mote paptien— siperiorhy , %slyly ' ' L ti Lo i , .1 let accounts, the tonal( in Dresden nos. more serious . scikiliiiiiek Itoliskt; trustees fileaserea;-... 7 1. gala us'. Vii orii isi et-levirsfaifinsues hate beio::frdo',:iatiiie4 ti .it Aritt . a .. ''. ' ' ' -"--* •. .. Mich t ir lt..- 4 -resterdarltrigltielleo; • . the tb6" II al% niglithatniwfkin tit' tits It4i, T iturwshe4, diiPb.bi iit'ff Knock * nesitedisert !*.lik !stk . ' tit! initi•Ailies 11 • . ~, ' ....J.# 4 , 11 14 . ,.-Nii t states that . by the, new Treat vs iips geetwaskses, a ad gives $400,000i. steriv. , , a bli aa ikpliilii • d i comingent of 150,000 et .74Ros ..--- ,-, --.,,,_,'. , sobined areiles.,, which * 44684 • , ..;P'!"•':'PTIP WO et aim, luestli6oo.4l . * l i% %, , 41104c1 i, t1 wi t at 4000 places of cau - non.,',ii. x •: .. ! ..v• .-41filotielket aii Members ortilitidoilthitsi:i . iiiict : filiiieri - iii 4 ~ , the circles, ars 10nd a t li.ntii .. iiiiii irifir r iSinilitas Ong (hi pattitiolier:dig carixftf.' , - - -., . wait *ith. thew' va ill' biptiilts. h a r *Pcs• jt*Piic frillielit Ails rnomeat for tbli-goliti,!blP litter* Vot*irrde ,Neipperg is gone to Naples. .It Is tconfident t...-.f I 1 King at Naples bail reileit . ed /tote . IPSO ef.ct tbl i kal t 1111 Re declaration Respecting die ta.. country and 4. # iingdom of hair:. , • • -'. •:-- ' _, ,_ l ___ . li!L 'S.L-Thei A'relittticlisiellie j NO' c r' Y e Astvfkl _II . • ~, ..'' 'l 4 '4 - tss... .......:1-: .4 4 . • ........--,;-....---....7 - ..w.ii ;,... i ....., all IL Du. [ugh 1 bite! burgh 1 s __________________ _ soil DAY AT oNE trctocii meal Len,. Ana. 14 7-ICI Indies Boa& 7 8 0 sion tu ck um equer HIE. 8 10 p is nc Consols for Ace. 57a!it. - n Ito proe 11g$314N . vent deck per, IONs• . •••• ' . • .A est est. ''X'll', •1815. • pod ....._ • of A • regerdlig the side which Eh .h i a a, TO tha.approaching wok.. .— s C: 'r part of our yesterday' s i ger had arrived in. tow ' , ii ex] Ina, conftrming th e ac. t f•ltoatiliiiis .hating c ore . a fres ria'tf and Neapolitan Cr. We s t brigtbp advanced-gu lt d War, ty poil that the Nespoli. and g lo: :. 'Psi Vienna initia l , Cutely weaisitiia affair of oat. °l°li° , . the Aotteaani had the ad. fied• • the learn as it may, the agate' pit iispiirtant l i as it d e . annuli of Al i tiks's latistions. of it rday ) that remark 'et the • Ilie lei 14641 . 14*s keretis ti r which e " beetle fatildatt o ilet . reused :‘;°l4elfill'iltiferelgto,loit or pea is ttO# attengthening hit t o ' ° P l Way, left late doubt must i a - 1# illsiiilit tio:"take ia to be ! the" dintarif Which the P°Tel l refute kostirvto wir e r".. with a! e knell ttel catanlate oat' ' feudal' ate- --N. *Deer. than ow , t h i s t i lt 1!( ,. . , O f! i ft e .i O 4-de 0 ., 14 , -% ade I . . y',.. , ,elt c lijitgat tho.prome*: ° , o re ! rosil:siiiillitspincit • 144 ai at 'rv.N lll 4 , lo;l,tfiVe Solt,- °"°_,..._! icii i 4i - oc ! ... t ii i iii, i o liVr ry es si a l liii iii.• l l 4 4l ,44 • onside r'isiXeklyltlpiej a ,,,4 i ugtneo 1 [4,4.1111 4 .W '`). ;7;1711 . war so "-•'-'''' • ''''‘• .' • 'II • r Team ri°4ll / 4 11 °140 1L , . collier' Ilitt4. _ 7 ..14141; 041 4 lion 10 rats itilititiMial E. iselisittis;ri of ante I . 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