The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-03-26 00:00:00

...: . ' 1 : , . i V. , ~, .-. . . ri ;. lk . r. r ' - 4 1 F 40 , - ZH , ;1,1 .~ I%.l:ricassan ! the moment of your deliverauce sp..i.t.a.•tees; lour King, accompanied by the laugh. ', ter of Louipe XVI., and followed by the Prince of , Conde and the father of the Duke d'iraighiep, is about to appear among you; Monsieur, the brother of Louis XVIII., and his illustrious ons, have al ready preceded him in the east, oesth, and west of Ifratwe ; they make known the 'paternal views of your King, and .guarantee to you, is his name,,, the restoration of happiness and peace l _mikr a gover!ia meat vv rich shall be thsprotectoe public freedom. The sty' of. Yiue le Roy! so deer . to et, feat. fathers, rises on all sides, and .re-echoes in all beartat The white flag waves over your towns. It makes. I; onwn.to the inhabitants the Teton§ of order, the re. viral of commerce, the security of families, the vision of rreoehnsin. - To shall no longer have to dread war, the con seription, 'die odious grievance of the consolidated ded*; every, thing that causes the misery of the {radon shall cease with the existence of the Tyrant. Ise4isis will secure to the Imperial Guards, and 11111.thn Gomm's, Officers, Sobeitents, and Privates, tins shell join his• cause i , the enjoyment of their look; ply, and entohusients; and to all Magistotis, hetioer asiotioistriti*e or judicial, who shall declare Oiltibini the - enjoyment of their posts : he. elielelq-lieward those who do 'him service. Rai =rile restored to its lustre, property to the Shish is Its due.. -Nothing shell disturb the tieWeitf iwkieh must unite all Frenchmen; and the ug, rage*, with his family, setting the example al sacrifices, Shall combine the rights and wishes of mutual harmony. t . Frenchmen! Such is the Imenter-revolution which must be effected for your welfare and the tranquillity of the world. AU Europe is zealots for the resto ration of lawful Sovereigns ; should yea be the only nation who wish to lireleider the most debasing ty runny. ? rive k &it Ware Flemings, - Seinisisi hiteii and Picardy, Ara. delve the expressioa of that rebind with which -tele penetrated who. has the Odd fortune. to oonvel you at this time the wishes at;cl the views of 'the ',tins. FRENCH PAPERS. • 11 4 0 . 1 s lirfiisarshl iiTtls, aid hed•theiswis• t Aube. Tko . I Prussia, were . from A rcia-sur-A , was. very neat , FronCh -army, deb - Decking fries ik :pipit ijii rod Champenoise, - eke Emperor el Rissik, toil with all haste upon triyis, whence the ' of the Emperors are pawned to Barieriqtt PAisni, MAicst 21.—0 n the 1 5th It* ilidi..lo . .1 . mensal reinforcements of troops arri 4 liiksfaic which hail) . been reviewed by his ..dobsikli"' . peror. • . • ), . ...: ..). 1 It is affirmed that Gen. Lingeron hoidliklefhlW lour-sur-Marne, in 'cobsequenco di aild t . ' • The Marshal Dike- of Dalmatia. has wiaiii kapmms ' meat hi advance; his head-quarters wive losymsti • , t..;. i'• . . Conches, at Carlin. . 1 ,......_ , The 10,000 men from the army of . _ _. ..4.wIFFIF*PI Albufers, and the column which, has dilbellelid • by Piedmont, are arrives! at Lyons: these Maori:e t meats, and Otfleis which hate joined thi4rosy of - pit i ' The Mantels de CHASiLifill. LONDON: • ' lIIATU RDA, Ir, 1114EII 26, 1114. Press ...ions of our King, and the plans of his Allies. t it is not to subject your provinces to a foreign the English, the Spaniards, the Porte ., appear there. They befit'aisOmbled in the , ' - the people of other countries have done 1 French .t. term, to destroy the emerge .. e r, nat i ons, ) rapers to the 2td lastant, ersive4s4 him by a tdonarch t . the father of his pen. night. They do not contain any Eie.i.iiii twas . • through him only that we can appease the : Eseesser, although it i 4 stated' by the °Nile - 4 *::' of a neighbouring nation, against which that Saiiiihri•zeNßEßell army had mader r restage ''.,,''' precipitated by the most perfidious despo. movement,' and that the head-quarters of t Allies, : .. mitt not lion convinced that the presence of were again placed at Bar .•! tif l Aat a t t . .".*S t a " A RTI tbe.lietwbossi, cosiducted by their generous Allies, . still s'easalaa at Itheignal :Where 4 has re. emit pi k t..s period . to your calamities still 1 should. *Tad ..ro eseus reinforeements.t.llfieihat ,- assa f . Partial* deserted year dty ; bet uh o uld t! have bent eappkikt . the South of Frasscaties' pealed/ °verily .stated, Al4t Strout my' heed GI silence 'ender e temporary yoke.. Never ' 6o,,,p4tettlience, it being merely abeeld 1 hat been seen to ware that colour which had made a . movement in advance,. so wbicb so date presages 'pare Government, had loot been assured !is assigned. AUGEREAU has been joined 19,20) flat all , classes of citizens would.eojoy those blessings isisjtt which the progreseof the human mind promised to our : men from the army of Sucurr. Nom ti . file' . { made of the Negotiations at 1 Chatillon. In 1401 1 . . . t .„, The hands of the Ileinth C ons are free from . French :on to the information ' communicated , by mis blood. •' With .the teittament of Louis %VI. in their ! Froth Papers It i s i nt i mate d, b y, pr i„, s o hitterst !-, hands, t 44 forget all reseetesen s t : every where their. Olt ali,tbe Allied Armies are much distr..H.W. by thi 'proclaim, and they prove,. that tolerance is the. grit i wish oftheir souls. Aware that the ministers of 1; wet* a have undergon ,and.ths the service they. !religion different from that which they profess have t want of necessaries. The Austrian sick list, ale Isimented the fate of Kings and "'skiffs, they promise :is said to include . . 80,000 men. The most liv *pad protection to every faith which invokes a God ' analloldnalverially felt throughont.the c}antry tee a r e and spweedliation. . I the a ,,,, relielol intelligence from Lord C.A*Ritiklirs liptifirriblt of . ihre tabor ) ...; • . - TNg S'I: it t2ESINIAN. . 1 . Air * BAAL% MA ,‘ 7.=... • ' at t 044,4 404 . . . - .• . 1 - . 0 Nat • 1 lhe Moyne et ~,,,,,„,' .. ~ . ' 11 ,, 1 3 69 . 04 2 5 9 0 *t .•' . - ' 1111 "......,..i.. * •• f‘ "' ~ : ir 7= • • St ** I Maks .., .. a 1 r • r . 1 :Interenetai...• ' 'de t a toftio 4 oolll OS OF THoOrTIFIIW . Ain! . Oldie ... ... 1 kiot: id iit ~. ' kier ' ' 4 ,- Wilitit." l " o " l44l " 6 ' wig. I • Holiest . ' the- *Ng Wi . Win untold ter4. .- - •.• • ZINI : • 1 .... I Oedema ...., .. ~. c - Lsomotor, - Vim 13.-.-tionend mojess .01mo - qiiimiTairtioi BOoKesAtlAl-.01 1 114 I Ma- _ 3 _ a MOO% 11l 2618 , 611 / 1 16 -41 "t ° blie ri lli "" l r l L . OW* of your dty has been bit ihtdis- intiCist or STOCKS THIS DAY 'AT OUP, tt'CLOCK. pioChiulition, ineitillehig tb s tll4: l 4 L. otOokfilio moot fortuosit s MO* the interpreter of "mak Ind ia Amide 1•3 • - . : born was open, and ' run- to ;oppressed etisliti v iditUthe organ of your 3 Per Cent . Red. ErebSlllier mil. 6n pr: cttant,s there asightlettesrtbsib former &mina' folnitseir; it it order to saloon* in your name, the Ne. .re = iv ' r Cer l !'llik. ol I." 14":14::•241 if ie.* 9 . ... _ . - 1 leCorify. • . , phos, the Son4in-law of Loeb XTI. whose presence , 6 per Cent. Navy NI 411 , 5 : Cesuols km Ague. VI i •'; /4044 NA, Fn. 24.- * -11* Novi' . 144 C•mr•r n- converts into allies irritated nations, who, almost to 1 1 . 4 " K. AIL ' . - -.. 'Mega of the Noon of Este We kg!" g fixolmn a • your gates, bore the name of enemies. I. • . tion, by which Siti aotuationi . a ti aboliiiiii, 'MP" ' Moody, people of Boutdranz, proclamations teal- I i ,.. . . ~.. _______ . . *Abet with a variety - of tat that were alleetell by your 'impatient pens, amidst the subser- ', T'llE StilTESilif Ar • bertheissonfie to the people. • ' =of the' Press bare re.cuoredlon as to the' , !f' , - •, !; 1 _ .. - tbst I ?Amite 90.-11* enemy's Amy, •whfc'h. • d the Seine at Peet aett 1 4# 10 AheEetsseier, easier ef Ithee***_ 1111 1 11 ""t,_ Lad sr Kin theLepen its ratr, began I i tTIA oft, G ee pie s . I ea the 19th seek up the Old llSTEdesesseent et Ports riornt) ml eu **t vie IPM r e 'he it or Russia and. the lug doh , were with the column witkh in'leate If I had i he s.ser-An epee solemn th e .ik er b osi near being cut off. On the.,llasect or*. r e it pitts isnougn it 14 slime ay the owes& . L ' ;VS ZSBEReII army had made'a i r rogrado ''.., r 'rid that the head-quarters oft Allies, • placed at Bor-stiv-Aulow-lle ArlaTt ' ' 'y • • . at Rheims, • W • er* be has s ".. t i rous reinforeementsi 1141)st 'ate ' 'e South of Francanoe peimedjoverrb ;. a ~: r i •nce, it being mereiy.atated, 'that Sonia ' r movement in advance,• to which no date ' i AtiGEREALI has beeo joined 19 t #05t i ha army of Suctorr. Nom ** IV: ; ti n Negotiations at Chatillon. ,In 144114. ' r information ' communicated. by shi. ' [re it is intimated, by privet( kg*, -. illied Armies are much distr .H.W. by the* re service they have undergonf, and the , I ssarles. The Austrian sick list, elm* : (elude . 80,00) men. The Most lively: Iveriolly felt thioughottithe ciuntry for ' intelligence from Lord CA,4l4iltrhall; : i y understood that Ministers hare labor i i. apprehensions, lest their Colleogoei Ile ' t 1 auld have brought so great -, celphillg ntry as the conclusion of paste.,.p .;•• 1 l . • 3 . d of the Counter -Rerolutitnti 1111 ' (temporaries choose to --al - . 1 tit .. 'T. "and that if the helical • boon signed it is 'now'. sig howe4 r the negociation. _lf si , tift...he..4lloH: . ,'... 1 of eor Cabinet, the 4rintapit4 -, • ifs iiii indeed, compleie;' end '.....11* es. lila; grehfying prospeeti • 01:fit : . lilltlf.te,iiritbout object l —wirchn4r: 1, litioak . atoirdaa:li W - . . . , inegoeis . on, we do !sot itegiato tomtit; • ty the pretest, and not the caese of their AA-is no other than a fasourabla,oe i. • once his thriwn in (heir way, se -whiell,, • treVe themselves contributed to . jire f t wifijorpdlley they 14 tillopedy deyi!. p ethic, tiredept-,the pi*" of koipeot I,i Ititii of PoPetfttittifikrg.,:jp .. A . t iislok..(noticithautOr4l4ht, noise • mg .' i IrO s silty common :**l.piess. ' 7 744/9 - at .., tailimiteftectinn Malt .iitceitrime6ll, that • p et liourdessa are e$ Ilatitied to the : reacher, in determining the question of . ;• and that if oar Government at all ad- ,. it can be oor fora (gook to dispise as of their condnet. :A Coaster -Rage. 'edam: ! truly: Acmuct sense would eating. of a Counter-ltevofh/oa at ROIL , I—Tbe general 'eke of a Opopio Is the -• i, - of a. desire on their parri t TO change How Stands the alaplll FtalVe3--04. pma r keird in lhitt ivy ?-.. - J%Wettiqf ' 4411 that ea4sive a!'#'1!°0010404 re, which has bees oespronv'Aii,jilto ~ 4rt,e,' Russia, and Praftruji,44 lial.,;it. *it' feared, by the condaei-sif :„Iliff MAI' i ey yield a willing allegiance fo .fir . arch ?; (live they, in any 4astfoce l ,es- '• I for change? pare •ttiey 'tlnt„. in mitts rd the Allied troops; itndi onowed by drul menaces, foughtlit support of their ' ' tooseut ? We know. that the efulduct [ ovvile has been such iiitiaiiitilik - lingers to thrttt --i4e i m wide Gre and : / did not remain i % 1 ./Mae 7theants t cruel, and barbarous,—tree ( but ibis 1 sure strongly, that SCIEVIARTSZNataa found attachrnent to their Gaverinneet • . in the hearts of the people of Preece, burst forth into action ; the vioterievit owe the magnitude of the thcepg.„.:lfite nee have invaded Austria; itvidP:l44 - 40, he population of all these countries Is it would be thought in us in intentional is our Allies, if not d elvii rightl""nitY, f that the people of Austri a , Prussia, desirous of chewing their . Rulers,..- eir present: liesperors or Kinp from and - of 144illiqrSitried wanderers in i. - 1„ 'et wolotoatt l oomitest fear of contra. the 'Oneile•:bytiantie l. , la'...alt; those Ihrep:Aheariess, •yvalleititOmjillnnthie *., .lie4i have lifiAsela r ei.aideni-; 9 4f Ctkik Oo'rl l ool4 '0 Akor?.• eatihrisgr PeuselanlikelafalWN;fids:*" s were invitlittiltuteiter4,.;l44eP!!Y l What 41'4 .. . ' 11 * "' 4" i Friter# rep VoriPpfltlefi . • ,; 4bglirtitt [ imagined ? SoiNtswit4teer., *See Their este is awe valid than I* of • ) . , . , ~.• . ~.. . : _ •, ~;,~ .Tbe race • toniopto)Rdi AL =lusts! , 2. from front y P S itk i• Cxese i ttlese ; - 4, .ET O O' " ,tedk. , Ow • """'~St k~~ I ' G -oe the ,thorrerageh .the illustrious „closer': boundless Into ' .; f Arety ; fir d:44iprived SP" : .....:, . k. i iilyir ' . r Ft 7 . 4 ism• ...lima 701: 7444 6 fier , • to este! . , og* " they has, aer 11. The d 'arnilii ample; end by their zeal id ;spatting mititle themsell to enter genL (relit*, which h bfajest ) has resolved to raise, and piece near his Ohm). 12. The King depends upon the loyalty, zeal, and 'attachment of his Clergy. 13. Wherever the civil and military authorities do not reply to the summons of the. King, and to the confidence which his Majesty reposes in them, they shall be accounted traitors to the legitimate Govern ment, and enemies to their native country. •The Rey alists are empowered every whereto arrest them, and provisionally to appoint such persOns in their place, as they shall deem the fittest to effectuate the paternal • views of the 'Ling. 14. The King orders every Frenchman to receive the tro , ps of the illustrious deliverers from tyranny with hospitality and attention ; and though, tbe strictest orders and the severest discipline may net lie able to prevent some disorders, yet these at least will he the last misfortunes which the Tyrant shall bare ce.m.4l nit ; and peace *odor the reip of the 1100$ • hum, and of the most letelligest and benevolent of King., shall again restore post to anforteoate Fr.l , ter. Feb. 213. The 'D4 ll e:* • Nimvii de CHADAYES, '1=1' ; •" - •-•. • • , ning Absilietth l toll us e that many • 4 ' a the art eats proposed by the AlUee. k 0 itiestleigieatatiou in peoples lOW% colt to foreare whoa it will stop - ,•: who has already ~t o tesitof lotions,' to attach his glorious name to AVlNVll,,so . typpity wotaderfuL fellow-citizens,. are the motives, the hopes, *lstiptitiod . my co d uct, and have detertnined 1104#1ire . 000 1 4,- •slcrifito _ generally understood that Ministers 14 undargreat apprehensions, lest their Cotipple; et ' Chatillon, should have brought so great 0 catalog, ; the country as the conclusion of peste r _ ~,,-. ' beard of the Counter-Revolutitnti 4 Hipptemporaries choose to 41 - 1--ah likleOheit i VAtsd that if the Mkt • Angy been signed it is 'nevi. WI: 64 lit off the negoclatlon. ,If 50 . 1 . 4 - 4 . 101 4 ination of ear Cabinet, the 4rinbplV el witak,tiina bi indeed, compleip;' end ::11* W O ,. as . .iii graffying prospecti • ef-Wit iimiqiiii,...te,otbuutobjecl,—,ol WAIF . titiiii::Af***Oil ' Boardeaf' 44ts thaistegweist. ,we do !sot hesitate teaj linnet** the pretext, and not the cause of ! tit k ; thetsit is ao other than a favouraidnoW ick chance has throWn in their way, or -salt they hive themselves contributed to . 46 secrarifijralselley they 14 Moody de! , gr• if postdtk, to:tadept-the p;alitry of kerplui . , . stri lit .1 'a g ue of perPittost.4l4rfN . 16 W bietiolsk ' iii .'estwithstaelif noise aed ei tbre.;;Aenv-press , sta y . gla Pp common sense nod •COOMAtitireftectien Melt 'itiCeliri6olll, that ).peenseiteia at ilourdeatte are lot entitled to the weigit Of f ie feather, in determining the question of i-iryt; ;. and that if oar Government at all ad t `hits,: It aid be only fora aloe& to digitise ns of their condi/et. •A Coonter-Revo. rdeaux ! truly: As much sense would 1 - '6 - Inept a COenter4ln e Ofttle 4 Ron , It I--The general vein of a Opeple Is the ii - of a: desire on their patit;4l change -• =How stands the n. Ftubcll—Has .. - kilke r keSrd 4!, alit ibP,POri. ? - 74W 0 110 1 1 o ,4li tit ;'; is iiii that es live a!'o'P'44oo-Pit .Empire, which has been sprovrewAti ;ski Austria,. Russia, and P A lertiNi tnoltdatly appeared, by the condmd-tif :Abitl:laiiiik that they yield a willing allegiance, othiir Agostarcb ?: flare they, in any 4 astanceow +lAA for change? Wee •tbey . s . lot„. in sole resisted the Allied troops; ttntri ona wed by dreadful menaces, foughtlit support of their Goverment ? We know. that the cpnduct --... " .t- P - etiliit . lAA r fde has been such as to in .0 omman en to threent with 6re and , they did not remain i4i4igh, , ,these7ariato injust, cruel, and barbarous,—tree; butihis "yes more strongly, that SCIETARTSZNIIVIG .UCHER found attachment to their Odvernevettt ?fated in the hearts of the people of Fraltet, ready to burst forth into action ; the ototeriii# the remedy shows the magnitude of the riaggitt.„..lite armies of France have invaded Austria; and /94p, avid Russia, the population of all these conntries la loyal; it would be thought in us in intentional towards our Allies, if not dOwuright invittlitYr oretend, that the people of Austria, Prussia, Russia are desirous of chasing their . Ruteei,4- ' their preeeni: emperors or Kinp from inn, and - If 06041 7 intried wanderers in • yet weiatiekellatont fear of contra. that the pieili'y;;tr,tittnie, , 1e:4,4145e sletektletrAbetritte, .:Tanilplebtoeqiilltentlea - iiiilr., .'*;loe4i, have b tlitidtk i ne• 4 I en attschataPt_. 4 0701 1 7 0 00,er11004 #lO/** ll4 P . I. played Sillekner +tin• were invaded by Frinnat !Igirrotil,tat What nitro 044raaioirtiala; Frenti PINP I 4 I / 4 0060 1 014 010 .1 b. Imagiaad ? .11014.00.41i0P'41111.1 1 " Their Seise is ism valid ,*Mn;u of Tbe mamma ae talarsare ear. 1 men us, and others wait* live Joined met ;tiny .........- °I It is is deptoring*the horrible ravages of tyrann 1 1- It l awe ilve'retiCTloNk i . , I the Duke of o ° lll o l °°. , hats p it It in g '9‘l7 for- engendered bt licentiousness, that they forget t he i . - krt. t. Wherever this Proclaimed,'" comes let a u • midable condition, twirl* eist the energy ! ' errors's:awed by the Illations of liberty. • Far from ! dn l idt r i r meats of troopik mfAlivent arms continue !trusty placard it, and make it known 41 mg Refilma _ wishing thee% •to fall oithose who, with en ardour 'Chatillor Part • 441111ik tacit tit to t he * , 4 • ' to piss through s, re e Aihle nay. foe severely punished, (lamed its vain phantom, they i upon the • •••• I li (bend Army - littittldfoie • Natiositd Guards I. Distribute it from hand to, bawl; denvey ,• • , ~, . ' ' ha l ts come to restore that true liberty which leaves at once ; h e h a d el the departetesite tilde' Toy' : ''''' the people and the monarch wit hout ' frost. Every 1 _.. In •Plece to Places, even -.4 ) . * Pe tt e d 4 is tg"st shil atai tati o g o f . - . - • • ' ' :of out IP/sollidnellinp, so#4)l*:Merbe &swains* tf__ _ ...... 41 01 . 4froritik 4 mattntalisectr Alarmed at i • 1 Boarder ritkly • espossible. 4 „... , - ' *'-- ' ' •faa ' French in ' ' - a , ate' * .* • - • ' ' •"' Oho lity of .tbs veting , ,imposts, the pil. .6.. •," • I. 'Cause it, every 'll/1111111 to be printed, Wit et* '.!'• ' 7 ;'' c - • , . ~4 00" ......„... - , , * 4 - • • 1,:• ,lowi of deeptidsm, tbe Prince, will be the first to de • it)* acts re are printing -premos ; the eapences shall lgo ..; .;,ii a iii i i e ligigt,47, 4 l7,,' ol ' am; kw . 'fit' , ,itleo c willi your representatives the most legal mode i fn br*d to good to those whelsave advanced theta. : -,'..1--•,. .'7 ._.„..,. •,.. .....,.. i i ' . of taxation, Aim - most spits* distributimaple y eiadfe 1 - tletermin 'r• Eby Mayor mast be careful, to record Alms . . ir oTo i r , ifi j o ik at,..4o..imp kfilf th hoods that the people mar not be' overwhelmed. .., ~ : . 1 o rs , map 1 • 4of ouch" at shall distinguish t to t- flh o comes . ,: IL lie •411. wit to elescribe -1. These brie aludAlmitolit/ words which diehusband 1ea 0 ...k0 • --ot.,* ,„ . . , • tetheetove, that the /Lies.. . Ike 'ogees le - *', .- litti* oll l l66lol * • host . ' :' -j * ' ..... "174 ` . VI . has just addressed for ••• • ' 7.5.- ' . 1 .4 i. . althea] etikiriec • •.• - • . tut y00.....1 o , , No more wet .No ~ „...., . --- "kil 'lsiNtstriend administratire Officers egfigo ' l''' .. . . , - , . __ 2 . 00101 P P, dibliteelV,l* 41 ilitiailidiatibli .1 4 41443 "4- 114 0 it % 1 11 14 W . - 0 • ' • - ''' ... 10 " ' . ilyritorF4C: - -'. 0.1 , .... . yollik4 - . 4 :7 4 "ft1y-r ' ." . . . .. . . . in his .place display the. White flag from the s t r ipt.• • • . , --•• . •-- ,-•t ' . - * .OW kall t • Or,Oelt ... 1 , 4/1,- Ofhe, eeeding i ~ .. . .. . as, etc. Every one , mast also mount the. whiht ' Meson, Mooed 111.i...Zek . Sod% -. ... , ' " t hat tholithrest of the - geode made titi thotit•its kade, the distinguislang token of their loyal one- the first free (*reit. of ,rcrips lade stair .... tora.. leo ;::::".r. coptirm th e-sales, Wflic , it . by inese.iv - , !LY. to clear ail the eeentyL lit tlfelmiltratiti of %, 4•1111‘. : r. la se hasty families Is esteem ~ doh *bit . The white cockade being the truest emblem of . , to t ooSeeesiew;le irsiraffileitleedepartmeet • ~,,, Sete, - • 4 - -‘.., „ t ,• ,- • hate 'ohtnibila • igi . Psrliol*, re and harmony with the Allied Powers, the King 1 sad Marna, std b e feet.leiiver lea rd otAbe. • o di k e.., 1 ~. *Om I 1 Inanda every Mayor to threw the burthen a ; i,ga e dit infer*. . 'lad ipidtantai c4llO. .. the , hit was the firm determittatiom Kea Jute', for 'en those fully who have not declared tkuptuselvos hri al g t g ai d .9 auf di t .' eu ,th e t.. ~to „, .. - .44.11) iiegitr induetry o sod to reseal essiugat tia,thati os t oo d.- . it the first Apra!: those who seek to support e? Ifekite Preelernatieen, n•eacite the . af ittot y . 1, . IThatty tor*envenerce-wlitets, prier.fi I7s ) e tii i ii L., reperisgaimt their legitimate Sovereign , end aril* f , towns and the wintry to defend their hOwertirlt • anOtto aornitiOtstOreng all the laborious daises. ! . 11 , , this, illustrious defenders of the liberty of the woad, 1 t he insults of the enemy's part i es -. ha .111 • hi o u t ii ,0 040, 5 shalt tette lobe rainbow ; the &skittles, F - v erre alone toeudure the miseries of oar, whiehtlie; has accom p lished his o bj ec t, re p a i r tothi t ilifteroN letrisedt'”Oterated fermi tie Mother country, shall be 1 clamour t erase sod ridless ambition of a worthless stranger h as i hero s iwatl-guirters for (resit inetritetious. '-r-. • rellterett 47014 tier etie, which had become well , • the heart of France. .. .- - I , : -• Geileal loPfeb , fl3 011101141fiel is ratetit;ift.:: ' VI aligh iliWilkWirt% liaboat to bring beeic s frlsaldly I tr . '. At all places every courierof the Tyrant, allil: %Wound& •He has jest take" - , doge Into ..106;4'he laborious : Sill ..:‘ r-• ry one dispatched by his.ageuts, must be detained of s espy foa Allison if i n f eetr y i. - • P'• or. I • , 1" ... i . 'IA , ki gL,o 6l 1 .04.akt.j , deprived of Ms dispatches ; all the signals Inuit Qu er y, which ise k silikty set edlkak •-1 , . _ - - . if* • Ale . • g poi44 sr vrcfrom the telegraphs--all travellers who A ra i. • :-:. • • ~ •- ouggesitoe 1 1 #1100.0 1611107 !" 1! learly prove that they have no connectien tfitrater, Moyne 1 o.—Tessetrelligt tire ,** . 1 tollett a l i 4 lol . l o ll l . • ' :,- ~ : , -......,-- h toe Tyrant most be taken into cestody— acrd l ' .lit. - - .iaptirTTl. is „tun* a— al- viewed 111111063114111 reinferommolts that were , ' ' • . '-. • la ii•eourso,with the Government, by means of the na ls • m i ni - .. - . - . .. • I ' • ,!„ liehellOir A. ~. 'obeli eOcientoi- tkoro . -• . I must be stopped. Ogg a sir 4sibessliilllo4kl s• - ' . : Pl* It# *. ~,. e ., y 4 .0,.. Ariltlite which; 44 : 144 I ; In every commune • maltase' guard most be isolo wo it witts‘wWwpaisiiiiiik IP Of . s.. • 1 • " 3.1 '. ' . ' WililligWil 1r1i " .4 .1 edit4ollll aellied, under the command of the Mayor Latelli t. ien t get passes td ss iveliogu i • ""or'" - 4,. , ' ateliers: , , ~.. ' -•k:-• • , . ' . '-*" 1.- do p e o f - lSt ---''• ' ilia be assures thei r 1 0 4-.oed, tether with every brigade of Bens I t h e enemy . • . •.,; • 1: . 7.:',.=. • ' ...•-.., 4 2 . ;,;::_,.. : .c .:. 4. 7„ , , . - , . . ressi,Vest tilde!' over the security of persons and • . Ain, Miles ' lie . i. • ' . 41. el hilt SG .. Stiefili.l . 11114 aVi . • . . • 1 •-# , rea l." Wog the anniversary of lid • - •. ' - ...IllOve, no . . . -Pi Id , ,Do got i the mom «maid enjoy the happiness or going to et Berne, his shearser hue( ,• .- . . 1 ' '•• At,' -4 , 4 r w i s b o - %m od! . deftest. l o f oil 17 7ifliline , will equip themselves itt tise fellow- A b e c onses t o l o tt o po o t Ago . ' , * no m 13 " . o iiro,o,of theVamoiw walk .s. el ligipi y !fr oo por Mabwir ;,--.. • : . • • ' • - i • - • I wiedick of ea mast :. . . • :with • • , . , IWe toot, with lilies ea the buttons; a *fate 4 .6. 5 t. se two ed oo l t , b oa s a y* •40 ; 11 1 efinetillt el tirdeek, ' „,..,;.,..i. -• ' tot • '.. '.' *et r e. It, by way of girdle ; a white ribband, three inches tas k a : a m ors t h e utensils/ seta . . 7. ; Or ifriaive S c h.,: 7 7' 4 ' 7 %lig la' ta " la ' . 41 0- 0 i ad, bordered w ith lilies, on the right, Ira; a T he geff i loa e te sexes " op „,s o a a s h es - ` .. • L... , j. , , ,,. joutiO.pstabNahllosoitaifiostiassmig, the'ory 1 p.,,....- ge white phone on the head ; a sabre, a pair of esemessfel ;ally, and tattoo 411. Capemeolitt IV , - Z . :a, ~ .' . , .40044 her aostaaka 'sad hit' pro- ~ preased a CAS! Inthr4lorteo.• Tien place of their asseethtleg troops NAL: . . •;`7 , • - Tir'77 - •;. ''---- . r grimilixtb• pl4ootlS, l !OrliPitrelliate. that 1 ptaces, TI 11 be point ell out. ' debility, - • - . -'' * 4 . ' ' ••• .• • yogi _., -bit".wermatiishfunt, and the , I thrueost 10. Thole hteritorions voluater shall, after hay. where he had been made prisoomte- " 1- ' ll4 ' ii ho ., - . ...i . ' • ' areatieei~daskh o .. which defegds the A. ~_. , surronos4 the Kieg at his toronatioa, be after.fr -I be did net me 11 4., 01 44 0 0efi1s I . all 'ai •• - •"'' ‘ ' ...,si ihiltaat - • s . ' " -- emsturg t. • 4 he r rtes at liberty either tpietera be their homes, a. ease through a im h a lages e e d e .X- .. ;',, ...• ..wm bare begs* litit to give a similar ‘lli.oo;t x t, reeeiviag proofs of Ids 'Majesty's satisfeition t or. * a d o o g th e ilumi e ; As sae • ' ' • ' neagfeilerreece. Tlik - glory and advantage whit& :•Alle .41 enrol thimseleet le the sew heaseholdbM,Pl er tile joined him before theist* OW. g ' dwi r g. ."' . . shekthembit derive, will render it for ever , sword if t 4 , where the/AA-um* enjoy the oak which single rsiafarsstesat ta haps f ar , - -7 .-- :-•'+. : . tad torigtotrikibopg cities. - I were, unjo y have served +' , '-•l'_. . The fi ne an d auseress column o f pit, ~,, , '-' • f in to hope, that to the excess ' only p ro , 11. The ggeurrnMiliust every where set'the ex. brought by Gen. Jaunty which the ifeopkile , ' efea • • • . ' lakes so much desired by wisdom , ' pie ; and byi trattretive to the cause of the King, and Eituc ed at Rheims, was coups*, set ekt seldities tallikant luissiaiitilepeithemili ' when the rivalries of nations i _, titeir zeal in , ispe eg the present Proclamation,' impatient to meet the 111610,:-: . . . 4 , _.. 1 1 14/ Zl i 1,411 Perhaps it was reserved to the , Ply re itle themseiti reenter the corps of tens d'arinerie Accounts from Switzerlossitidellol.befille.iseliMk tplealf •.. eerie has already merited the title of ~and heady CIIIL ID ILITIFIRTS warm IL WIN stop. ._ .;„_'A.l,lft_ ylAClLlsalNtjelSl my cond set, snti hare detertnined deemed 10.11 Th e Empress of lbasein is nrrive4 at ,> *Pet! me r ktioecessiry c to eacrifibe niy life for you. God , _.. tow,Y she has bees Neibed with Ilie . killignilh• 40 . 1 , 0 , workably that I hare had Rodin in - view but ; ' ra g e rank. ,:-` ' • 1." - • ' , *les* of *or Country. . I to pretend, The Misiebor of. Justice et the . lo` • si Italy ~., ~ .... :. , ' ri co k yew or Russia ~ had jest pubthisei a Decree, riicedirit . *nab. •, . - The Mayor. - LYNCH. of driving i jeets o f that kingdom, who, without i s . " 'itilessitsica, in the Hotel de Vine, March It IRI4 --' ---- their throne permission, stela the service of thairhiseet .• .": . • fteltl=CM2l2sesfec= their: stead ; They hire a deity of three mouths . from , Olt Pk. Pt ' '---: i gm requested to State that An'nttities are , am parobased by the E agl e jo ke ea Lire diction, the * - • 3 ' ' 4 t . 4 'a February. , .. • e k . • elvemeameiwnemeweeen '_ }_ ,,_ .., ,;;;c; • • Compani, and that Polish,. inviting at pieces whet .:.:_ , Lord Wiwi's'," iria Ia is the II" 110-11 i „ 46 i , AP* PP null* 114 0 1 0 , If OW from arms barn is slight, noel klit.Obtlllo. ll* tomb 42 . liiii • . ' "- . 41 i1• . _ ~ ._ •' : ' '`'..*: ' , I. l l,*,!arritos state ail* *semis of tenant Ilittenle ,`' r .. • 4 ' , Art* 44 Peiseil_ 04440* oil *NT, , `pisysti iii 1 it [ jr at die 11 / 1 1"1111"4/4 ' r ;' ' • 9"= 0 0' . .4 . ' - : `‘. . ' -1 ' l44444' i ma tt ' l " 6 "ale' .. their tountr the jarr i bet 40111$ wall; MIII .g' e ' ~: sk,: ~1 4 4 31 i, : 110 pifacinet 'oily foot datirs couc h* e ? slightly in the lq; ; 11..041 nt ' . _ j,;,' r a , initit ilk 1t ihiN . 7 ben' Puled kilo tabli 11 . 0 Piewi - 10 Ml.. 77 7. •' • SwittMoi t ll* slept In 114111isseaS parts' . ;• hrtlY of ~ treated. it is apprehended softie :sod on WV *fads* OW to' their MOW 01404*(110 . swords an I be necestasy. • ~ ', . igir o be, found them alt salecated b y She vapour. -, I Bortislals 0 . • •, • . 4r*