The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

" I von.-.. 4 the in Lows Firtinti PAPRRs., ( siane.i) CHARLES • A,Pajr.:2l3. 4.—r117e are farther - ,Iligp of the flitya9ce jikto, huie of lila Royal illiglinass. t)terplit.tie, • • DUTCH ,PAPERS. 1. ▪ r4e.i.ittnits.l4l4.esel'oluitel.„ had the honour of ad... .010.111iiittalis.A10)1#k 11 igh!te$1 in the. name of ail the i s nahshatnt, Fratme,.in the 411pwing terms : ,Frauce, and 411:40, Cione.rals .w,hgare at ,Pat is, experience a great ; t omato/lilting your Royal Highness, I,,tr.peeist i vowenter.4h.o capital of,your ancestors. a jola 111**;, tae of the „whole army that L come to' I ..ll!Ziroms to your Royftf ihratiess thtiaa. sentiments of davotion. mid -fidelity with Uoltidt - fhey are api• r iptt i ed,fax the Xing and his august family." , • ViPeni ki Bourbons', ! ; , • • 1 1 4 4 1 4. he- ManbllitsJits tlanersl..oll.coies, present, 1 4 tlm.persons in the suite -of the .Prinee,• and the no. I - *terns, spectators•asseinblo,' repeated thif exclama- u ,tiott with the most lively.enthusiasra. , Ku) al ,Iclighnefs replied in: term. the most of (fectionato and honours ble.to the French Army. The Prince entered. Pods at, half.past: twelve, I. kt"„the.,Uarrier de Ciicity, having. the Prince of. s Neufchatel on his right, apd Marshal Moncey on his. 6,4f5• The other Marshals of France, at Paris, a Comsi ,derible pazniqr of Generals and superior ,014Fers, , ..the Gentlemen of . his lioyal Highness, and a name.. roue corps of - National Guards, formed the prom-, • Themost lively enthusiasm was.msaifested in all the quarters of the. Capital which his Royal High -, netritrtiersillrf.:. Monsieur received *the Prince, his son, at the Thuillmies, and tenderly, etribracial,him at themuntettt be alighted from his horse. 'l'he two Princes ascended to their apartments,. amidst shouts ! of .Viva b Roi!—Fititnt Monsieur et, Monseigneur le Doc tie Berri! a Decree f Monsieur, 'an listraordinary , s mi,arionef ‘ bi appointed to be sent into each Military Division,-to communicate correct information of the vretits which hale restored to France its legitimate toensure the execution of the Acts of Probisiouhl Government, and take such mea -1 RUres sp circumstances may require. . % „ .01e.ry :preparation has been made •for the recep. Con . of. tit Maies . ty..Losia ,lEVIII4 ,the Duchess JO' ty!ouleuie, the Prince de Conde, and the Ducde itotirbop. • General.Lecourbe who had been exiled by Bona partel.first to Sons-le-Saulnier, and then .to Bour. has been reinstated in his post, anti placed on' active service by 'Monsieur.' 1k has arrived. at Paris, 1./114,heett slug weU received by his Royal Highness ;. eft] the Allied Sovereigns. • Amongst the pincers who accompanied the Duc de ',Berry ow -11 . 1 4 j. ettiaitsce into Paris, .w• digingeishid Lord Burghetsh. ,General Cdifarelii has had the henour of being ap . ...pointed to accompany to Vienna her Imperial l~iigh .ness the Archduchess Maria Louisa.• The Baron Monneral,. Private Secretary tb ker. imperial High . ness i . and the Baron Corvisert, Physician, also RC. company the Princess., , like departure of Boneparte has raised the price I, of the public funds. It may be remarked, that he t; ,nerrer returned to Paris from any of his expeditions , without towering them. „The. correspoptlence with Spain and Portugal \ will r=esume its former course on the '26th of this . month. ' • • A Courier, has arrived; with the intelligence that .. the Marshal Duke of Meer& has given in his ad - besien to the Acts of the Provisional Government, ~..and sworn fi delity te,the House of Bourbon. , The garrison of Straibswg and Kehl have declar • ed • their - R(10On to. the. Acts of the Provisional *Go ' rinment, attirmistice has been'conclude,l with the • , Allied Commander in tower Alsace, suspending hos-, • , ~• • , • .The Papers. contain a number of Addresses to Monsieur, from different Public Bodies, and a fur • Ow long list of adhesions. ACT'S OF TiII3'I3OYF.RN ' KENT. , . Palace of the.Thadlecias, Avail% 1811* * -*Oki,. Charles Philip a Franck. 140-444 Fag Monsieur, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom, & have , decreed, and do decree as follows • . 1.. There shall be sent into each of the military divisions an Ettraordinary Commissioner of the . King. his mission shall have for object, I 1. 'Fo disseminate in the country an exact know. I ledge of the events which have. restored Frame to its legitimate sovereigns. . '2. To insure the, **ecution of all ,t4O 40,s,AK !the Provisional Gotrecormlor. _ • 4 Et 4. To take all the. measures which oifctuasAttweas; shitil require to. facilitate the establitsbusimt,And acti vity of the Government. I 4. To collect information relative te,ay k `branchear of the public service. I.l..With this view the said royal Commissioners' are authorised to require all civil and militaryantho-1 1 rifles, and even to give them orders, which all func tionories and public agents shall be hound to obey. lIL According to.the account which shell be given them of the conduct of all these depositories of pub lie authority, they may, pronounce their suspensions, sand appoint provisional successors. ' .• Every act of suspension and of replacement mast , be immediately transmitted to the Commissioner of the Department Aom it shall concernitogether tyith etegaiines in the Lain di tu arda: It is affirmed tiKtfor this week past the wounded soldiers of the, Italian army arc sending to the French frontiers. FRANKFORT, APRIL 17.---Various reports are here in circulation concerning Italy, amongst others that the Viceroy shall he Duke of Deuzponts ;„ that a meeting of the- hlinisters and Senators ef. be held at Mantutl ; that the 'ranch shall evacuate all,ltaly by ; the 14th ; that Italy . is to here t i t Cousti tittitilat King, in the person of an Austrian Prince; Gr A O4 was already mentioned ini,aptirt hekongins. to the Ti, Austrian freetiers to run along it/dom. &c. Letters from Nanby announce that General Da.; nate, the Commandant of Metz, has made a Con: ,Tentiou with the 'Russian General commanding the blotikilde, l efter which MAitz has acknowledged the Proliaippal . Goverinutat, and opened. its gates to the 14.1 le - LOHIVO) . Mau, 4 tekste flag is ii ying whole Island of Walcheren, and the Governor. General hatpulgiihed a Proclamation upon the happy ociesion. . . . BREIiA ) AP RI r5,.20. 71 -Arestfrftar afterdeon Fe heard oappouade on tligatile-of Antwerp,and Bergen-op- Zoom We hearp,loaatay,that. it was' rejoicing, be the grrrisos ,o,r,tila- 4 444er • halt hoisted the cockade. .114611 it Aimirsrp sod. /3.qrsc.4-O.P. . • ~~ 1 • : ti IIAtIWESDAT, • APltler , , t that sage liberty which our unhappy country,. aei- , tated for so many years, must enjoy under a paternal government. It is nof, therefore, withotit pain and astonishment that we see some men, • whose wicked intention's are disclosed by the nature of their writ- `. ' • logs, and the care which they take to conceal their . Baussar.S, Areti.ls.- 2 Tliis city is full of Allied logs, names from the public, circulate pninpltlets calcidat- .troops; particularly Swedish. The Belgian army is ed to excite alarms, awake animositit•s, and to. shock to be immediately organized, and :to form a very . sound and moderate opinions. It is easy to recog- con t side r a hl e farce" ' • , ..-mene-- nise in them those pasty men, the enemies or all or- Thestorontultidatibn with Ostend, Lille, Newpeet,' • . WAR D.l3oAientE/er. der, who confound anarchy• and the lic.ntiousuess . rPrVii' Valeweielitte4 Lusemhurgh„ dm . ,is ; Tet , - - Dowtt-iiii,;o44, Clip *7+ ,- 2 ' , ; 4 1 4: - • • of the press with the ,rue principles of liberty, who .attahllitheC By accounts from . Colognei. :Baron . I /..ieuteniant Lord GeergeLin eatt : rrived.last !tigh t . exaggerate every thing, are strangers tn. the -happi., MOW,. of the Prussian gtiard, and Mr. Flame*, , _. . nest of their fellow-citizens and incapable . ef ap- i Aid-de-Camp ofGetteral Botatigseu, pissed through at lb " (3"mcgrb!!dginis-(l4Patcl' from• Fie,h l `„S ai l h o t : predating the noble, patriotic, and affectitig easel.- •;110eitY on the 12th, coming from Paris, whioh ow ) , the Marquis of 'Weliingtor(„; eddreased . to, at•res given by his Royal Highness Monsieur,• Lien.- left o n. the 7th, and tarrying or tam the. Pro. , Bathurst, Of which the following istt - edpy. • •-• - t i.. General of the kingdom, But it is In vale. ehat'visional Government to the . Cotarninitiettla :of Rapt t ' .. . ' Toulouse,. Aptil 19,, 18.14.. .• they .eadeavour talead astray olnocesit,Sish4s ;. e od - iniagh. and Magdeburgh. ' -:- - - . • Mir tone; 4 —On . the erenifig vif tiu3 11th inertial,. Frenchinen diseitver 'in them only anitipotent mit- ' . Lime, Aram 16.-(Front a ktier.)--10* ri body ' Colonel Cook.. &tired from Parts .t o * asient;ine 'at' 9 ligiiity, and, after calamities so severe, rest securely has.been astonished at seeing the Crown P+ictir o ' . ants wiliclrhad occurred in that lir'titt at ' Otillie notticoling :Words of the Prince; ritsiered to ' ' tile Al 'ed A ' ` — 'w .- Swedes- remain inactive, while .e • It rows • ...- -, '• • . - Ina IN - th e Mr Ille!ASIt. Ilk vim. oonisphiled, kr them, and who, with an oblivion of toe•destructive wet* penetrkting into the-heart of Old France, : and.. . ft • ' epochs of the revolution, bring with thriai Ino othei• ol one St filmon nelh link' dtr WI% it.' P seen) Wholly .engaged in ivviews and fete*, at a mis...:. . . 7.-. s --- 7 11 . - 3 ,eS _...y. ~.? . ro wish but that of, the,reposti andhappittess of the, limit/hen hi B Presence with the- ariny in the field ,ei ‘ aionatGoVersnientiat trance, to apprise Marshal F re i. . • ... • . .. , oi , i coultl'Apni but taccelerate the grand result which the i.Soilitteed jillarahii, siiiilhktof the samaokents. , s• i eiestii.ot the campaign of 1843 mast naturally pro- •MbrihalScailtdid OM tirifttconsider the informs- TO'TIIE PRESIDENT' tot TILE PROTISIONAV.CgITEMIaI, . ' ,; , duce• illihe• following particulars explain this con. ti , . , , hen to be .sCiaotimitiec . as tolliddra him to send his i 1 . • • f *ENT. „:!! . ~,t ,: ItICICI :—At. the tiiitoof, the • meeting of Abe, Congress, i .., .• ~ ... wanassion to . the P - rovisionlit Covernment, but he MONSEIGNEtIit,-4 had not had a cotwier kW a -at Cliatilion, :Sweden, iees an active. party in the . fortnight before; when I. received . the. letter. which' Pawl ahltii.tioal expected- •fier he invited ~to o . send a : ProPose 4 . fleet lhould • come at to a suipensionef. your Highness and the Members .of the Provisio o l-PlenipOtentiarv. Tithrdie.not happens: • The Prince . hostilities 0e give him time to ascertain, what had Government did me the honour to • write•me, datetr,fetatsittratt4l•!hWt no resolution' wag -taken. The i'vccurredf c blt I did. noi think it proper,to,acqulesca the, sth of April, and detailing :the unexpected 'l,l4.l.lls*Ati-e-lllPfftegiv formed in a.' great measure by the .in this desire. I. enclose the correspondleice ahich • . events of which France has jest been .the tberitre.;• .1A care orbit itoyaklßighttess, and paid by England, 1 8 Op this OCCII6IOIII. 1 pas ed termination so decisive for the be e n France, call. I was- *fording to cdnventions that were made) to •.. . , 1: Ipt the mesh lime -I concluded (on ti t 4640 not fail to console all French, hearrstrand our feel. • beenited with the Swedish troops under the Prince s dugs are sufficient to prescribe our duties, amidst cis.. ' I • - 4'4.'11‘ . c ' . 'I: gall , ".. 441 ( th e immediate command, 'Far from this, nt.the moment, ;'eonvelit soft 0 fsu-PelY 4 ol of' •-est!mw.. -... i i oumstances so important. Those who have b ett u• i .when these troops were to act, they received another i Geneill . Officer cenarnanding at My '' - Otatiliej),, •pf ! fighting these '2O years for glory, will devote their-, destination, and were employed with the corps under 1 which I enelOse A .copy i. 7 !Ad, . the troops being pi...- hearts and their arms to a cause noble and pure, fiii ~ General Bulow. The Prince of 'Sweden having re. pared fOr • moving fortiard;'the toa I edth e y rc 1 on i the return of a wise Constitution, and to th at of al presented that these new arrangements were con- 15th ' ..... and 17thinstant - tergavdtkgastelnandarr - • - - 0 - • Prince the heir of Henry IV. and the pledge of Ea.'. teary to the convention already made, and having I sentiorwamk on. the 16th' another officer , ao rope's repose. In oaccamps we were eterlaithful '. received no satisfactory • a n swer, declared, as it is to France;• we have . partaken in the sufferitigs ofll6 Ilfti ' r afOrmed upon good uuthority, that neither he nor had been sent frOm Part rshal Soule, and .1 our country, Wenow share in its hones; we obey his troops should take any attive part in the opera- received from ' him the yellowing day Ai letter, of its wishes, and' we join our voice to ,its. It )1? tions,:till he had obtained what .he demanded. • • • • which I enclose a copy , brought,,hy the .oenerel of , pleasing, when we were ready to shed our. World An i At last all the little instances of neglect tomtitcis Division Count Gazan who..ittif - 'ed '' ' 'Mei(' t Mt all new Combats, to-have only to stop its life es k in ,A4, I this Pnnceitaving been repaired, his Royal Highness -• • • A . has quitted I iege every quarter, to rest our arms, an d to see oat, 4 , s. put his troops in motion, and i i appears by the Marshal ' s letter, that he had !amen •, . ledged.the Provisional Government of 'Prime*: • selves, together with all Frenchmen, arrived at that gotta himself t° Pa 'it- ' object of so many efforts and glorious combats, , .-tt ! Fa°, moll" °Y itaLit, Aram 6.—The English I therefore authorized Major-General Siir . .Geo/e peace durable and-worthy of France. • army having advanced from Leghorn has tak en Spez- Murray, and M,arechal de Campo Don Luis *imp ' I ask &c, -,.. ' sin, where there were only 400 men, after an action ffen to ar range General C Co 1" withlazask_e oven tun Maraltal l §IJ CII ET, Duke of Allettirai t at Sarzano, and now threatens Genoa, where there for the suspension of hostilitieli befieedis the Mlied Head-quarters, at Narbottaf. April 14, 1814. I are na more than 1000 men in garrison. 'This has •• • / • L./.&•./ArMies tinder my command,' and the Fretich Armies ! obliged the Vi c e r o y to give orders to evacuate all the if hlarshals Soult ine.Stiohitier •_ ~,~- This mortiirvt waspublibhed ilOttbilevekng LOND O N' Gin R.77'E AITRAPRIIINIRY. ItgONESDAYi Altai& 'W.', • under the commande+. 1.1411, Pp;line a copy. This Convention has beetsConfirwYed •by a illarabal Souit,.thatigh Vhave not yet resolved the &penal rati fication, as he waits for that. of Meting 'Sather: ' 4 This teneral, apprehending that . :there Might he some' eley' in 'the avrangements` of . the -- . ConventiO with Manilla :Soult, has in the meosttioie , sent • here Colonel Richard; of the Staff of hu Aritiy . ,*(e treat for a Convention for the Suspension of hostilities with tie army under his immediate command ; and 1 have directed ,Major-General Sir George %i urray and the Marechal de Campo boa Luis Wimpffen, to agree to the same ertiClett with tbii Officer, as I had before agreed, is!relating to the army ottder-Marbbil &Abet with genet Giaan. • No military event of important* haaiocurref.in this-twitter since I made rnyiait report. - . • • It gives me' much.. concern to have to .tat,bafere root Letdatiip,, the enclosed reports from Majirw. Cen s eraVifle and Major-General Howard, of a s ortie.from theatitadel of Bayonne on the mornir; .. of:the 14th , instant, in which • Lieutanant 7 G2nep i A / John - Hope hiving been nufortutately .1-etßtit'd 7:4Z7,lJr ti c. • .... rori. ,Aal. . )- : . ,' • . . .. , ~ . , . --- x , , 7 dr.,4 .3 -'• • 1 4 - ' i. k . ‘- t • - t 's.,‘ l .t‘ N . fe • •-- ..... „, 1 • . 4 . . , . '- 1 . . ••••!: ' - •'. ` ., '"i' ''.''''''';',. " '. t ‘ "'s ' ''':' i s -.!. 4. ,..... - .4 ..5.--4,,* . I'4, . ... . • :; • $ • szotial l evo.._ l' ..... I . i 1 1 . ... _ ,•- _ - ..,, . _ 'llll l lfr : . r•'• ,_ . v . e ~. (1 • • ' • iti'dika t satii• • - , .tagochAm4Tit)l4,4)F. mARSHAL A . -,:,' ' •1 . 1 ti u . 0 . t U TO. 'A repor essigoipg Motives and grounds of 1..• . ‘. J . 1 illSten cl ded an sla t i v i s A the &it f ho n- .. nlion-should he 'vested in a J ury thaw. • . • . .Hls . Atttely • ... c . . . . •• • • . • riet : 'lk•• ; ~..e. , .., , ~. tree with the Allies, so that the course of the posts • • i In the • s ' 4 - 7 4. .. .. .' -- . " VALENCB A , .16.- ... 'L . $ he empowergi to etd, ' iik l 4 . thp is re-established. Gen. Bulow was to enter Lille oft y arreeta the 18th. His troops will be quartered in the neigh. Alr. RAT ti tlitS r,..i14 . ' answer to the ohaerrolion _Siiniattlh,...-T, ..,Vtutt,o l. lllterpre, ... .'-_,_,.(ilt , f; 4 4 l it . •,. .. . respeiting the Oil nick* ' (.1 II flo 11910rIneC said that 'Mr.- f i ' , till 74 * ti ' ( o f ah er • ti rm i n i ce 4 . . . Nii _. • ibi . 'nifty have Min tr to WrWit had itated.s ' ;art his 'skim! to heto.ettfOrce.f. „, t it . 1 . .1.. ,i.-1t • 't . kW" scia;:if they are tuft i in Artie bourhond. DO i ,l rtunceal l lK l / 4 '1)1, , • Di th e re w evee p f r li e lt; l ii i . e . I n o ry.irr e am ble to the s i o , l l o ll* r that c , ii / w i l il y _ ; : ..•• • 1 . - • r1 2 1 .' d, weer. o'er !foist i v ued by iaiperial pr riitoriran COPENIIAGEN, MARCH 20.-No hostilities hare yet 1. •• ~ . • account of other acts. taken place on the frontiers of Norway ; hut the Act rispeeting Attorniet, it •it 'stated, . 44 Whereas -•-,-,i4 & new I.llottaichical Constitution.,- fly so•• comp actions have been comonoticird and are depend- l id an d Hi lt I : 55 • 5 0. a sit ii .s 1 .. n t !4...2141 - 1 / ...4a, f V. They slioll cause provisionally to cease all pro- Swedish troops are going there in carriages f rom - ..Y 7 4"- 17 fiegr - ''''' -is ‘ sent taint' 'pit alahnitiffs Otrfent s, and - intirsimilar . Sohotten and Stockholm. 7 - . ... ..,.. . 1 ..*, • s des-, , pronn un c .d in mat- C+RL . SRUIIE, .APRIL 12.-A Convention indibee ft ing." This showed the casa-tai t .fbe , sualogons to Slr. t• LF. ,, g, • i li snpr ...... 'Wright's. • * I 1 .4 Ar V ,... ' . . • po•lstn• ••• .- .- ..,'-,- ..i....1...• . 11.- measurst atitrir rnayttve been •,, ters rigeldrit the Military co n scr ipti o n . made with the. Conatnatitittrit nt 4kl,eutzay whieh. the The...iiitleutio - siwtt was Oen puiand negatived. -. 4 k Your . p . § ' ' : i0111 7 .. 549110 tlit 7 let {title.. %Yr_ ^Mk- L ........i. I i .. ,P . .....-r.rier;m9rcy snail - cause t o : c e as e all '.-‘-‘ 1 ,..s (tons, Rhine and the gates o . Meng are free: . uhe- 1 . - N d f* •-- -.1. • •-•• Mr%Milti s ' I tbat thP ‘ 44 2 , " - I, 'I - 16 .- V* . VV: I4 - t " , - ' • - ' •••. 111,1-14LIkelg‘fit e• th It ,'. • '' • 1 • '; L' . - ' h 0.,.. ' IL IA '' .. . ..! i ! .te i a iVi -' e S l't g 1 in'undations; or other eitiaortlitiary riton olfhaaltbuit i have-hoisted . .the white cocka. --- • sportsibiii/p, epplied. l .4.-o.lt, . e l s, ril 'lt' tt s " e !:T.bit . ... 7 •.. • , t ile •. U t r i k ll.l ii . '' ' *ran 9 measures -- . b its ItG se t with the r‘ , .. ,,, ..tre/...•--- , ...., , .. t i nrilered 7 .. ,e r,,; e, ot rumen , th'aujit) - es iviii s bit Tar -, w • • •' F. Ware Iresk list. the Vitithais - ellfale • tu# all th# ►• .11 . ,i . , 21 , J -riw, ---.--.----,. .. . , sv ' 4. the sole view 4 of thlolonglog t e • trtir. •- • " . Lcyr i'Zif„ • &WS OQ ESD&Y N - liiKr . :bit. voitei. eeuxemelw...-e: I), -.4‘. .. • *7. 11.11 NJ' ) 7 4111 k .'rri-riTltt •.. atilOrtifidt the...ileeriea'. ' .he St- VIE T t _ .• . • P it . • -e1 • • - •• • • A . hey shall corrVlschipd with the Commissioner Every Purchaser .luis a DOU ELF. CHANCE. * ' . ..1 . i . 4 1 4 i4 • • r . .6,BkrialebsT. ' . keircginsibilltrosda triaril la .!-,.., r ia j k, k il i, b y .edat ( de 74: -y• .• • , t- , . • . or the Interior 'about the vilitlie of their mission, _ „._,-___________-___,.,•- •- $.- g , ca f e *. tha n , Aisn)7., as; - • iJeenialti theytratere wisditi,iilo ti ii i , " )r ) • i ts 4 , • Doi for . 1 : and with the Commislioneis Or other pui)idldeliart- • • .• Duke-stir/et, paachester-squire. ,---•• . b ooo d to .. ol it A ilfrolT, aself&tur. whiclt 4hpif Aflidie , bili e d e ffi a da• la 1 `...* • . A ra . soak o .er . . and Superlatively elegaut Household Furiiture, n suit of.bestlfgt - I ri•-f.•• ?f•Nit '. :•:.t.:11i•••14.• IT i ... • 4 ~.! • , gt.l)oe4l, wil:ifdri•ll rieheiesisiesgarcess•to tthe tees , liar I: . . r : . . ~... ard to • their • srteetive 4htiEcti: add ments•••in reg IV r - . -., , rose wood, c.trd, Pethb k f ti ' 1 t roe, so a, on lon ta res; a varied+, \as •••,a., ..: ~414 . - ..- .. pOW . fel• .6nr s ••PAllfttirtotltrtfesVr•fhOlorrV l f. -i•' • 1 4r ' 4O .e ' .. li 'lit° . it eV* Trrg • Ora r ~. i .Ittka • ti U vi rr (Signed) . drawing-room suit, cor,slstiug of four Preach drapery window . • CHARLES P114.111k curtains, tastefa ly arrlinged, a Ilk . gilt. cornices ;, si i n e ,,, , ~ . /dr. 11 RA-1141.F.A4)!,-so;!tiatisr,• the whpiefrafthe i i itji,,ii t ' -' C, tie' • 041 n. sal4sh t tfit: ot gi.i . t,,), '," ; • . ,,, n 5 -.. By Mouslet l th Lieut.-Deo. of Ilse iciagllnm, chairs and " Cushions. and - two chase lounges ; n * pedestlt • • I tegwitsibiU.l4,. tlito lhav3thttiktis. le 'be kipt, kaki 4. 4 1 '*. V' '•• -.; II :, ' iiii . 4 l , o 4 lN it . .. 1 l'.• by I n . 1 ~i %nod) . . .. Theparoa Dr V IT . 801.11,1.8.0 sideboard, with br nee figures, holding two lights arch, 1 . 1 a • C' , 4... ;s 0... 11, 1. ... • • • • .......,.,-. • two large chimney•glasses in elegant modern frames; .•• Mr. AV rigti, or any body elnar et :sany go andltell Ids •.: *il l ,. . ...-k ti - whct ilk. '' • titian • , : • ,•• 4•. d I , ic4ll.Lkc6.of THE THUItiLERIES, Aran; SS: - (;retina draw iag.ronai rustredittol. candlesticks, gad condo. ' .. ssetNt.dvree. giellthloviteir'any glit‘littlicursiTd. 4 ? I dui rr ir' l 4 .!;l- - tittt et linthlt cit 's •. -• t the i • . • • labras ; She cut Blase add thins; &e. &c. ; the property of a • - .... Sir. WidUrallii•lADafterwarisditamoved an Amend- T wiiit:4 o lll a ? • 40: .' •.A . ' I• 1 .• t . sl4 i rei t elibrlei Philip l of France,' Stitt ~of: liliiii6, trench 'Gentle:nail of distintlian , retinfalagia france ' ' --•.• ' ter, _ s _,,, • .. -a- - igr - • _v' ;ibltniaitsitty: btother air ttld'iattg; ) l.hiltelient-netierhi ,TO BE sit t,O .RY Y. ft UcTletld, , .,_ .) „ apkt ,that the:licence should /mit:bp good,. if it . Was r.,,Ale.r4; e .* . .. ; . o : o litylif. to il ill. rone-- •:• By Yo:30-151,/ AM.; • . • ....): . • • f" • •• - .Idt ft* Ithigaong, f. )- • - -'• " " • "'•.' • ~proved taae,the irs amid of erettaPdau (la aet•exist.) - Poncho). ,44 - • h t ; Ise..;ltiiit gxl ...<l' r yoig sl , l uy ektierad i t - r 0 g 0wi1 ,.... : ..,, -*i ~. op the Premiseti No . 15. • Pilkefor•rett,. ~bfbliebeeter-P0118*.• ••* 1; . . 41 .• .., . .., m . •.,;. i 41c. twrituasT costreirailitlith Am en d me nt >(o ri t o l r ii ,. o f t.: . ....... i . t oen. ~ v , a . .. tr.. al ... . •. TO -MORRW, April 14, aud,tollowtait 00 5 44 TW t ilsi• . **, ••o'Clock, , ‘ , n. -.1;41 i • •71 -.. --. • Art. 1. Are' needed Commissioners Extraordinary - ~. , .., ~ . be , o e tt o,y• she:Aetna • as OM /Ai . , .11..oee.rt already ) • m ili ; e ir • :•,.i.,; I D ihy 'Ail, . ' • •., . escett - :,..-", as- :• 1 ih. •.• 7 I 7 7 4 7 L. .. . e 1 • A 1.1. the Exce l lent • tRRECTS, comprising, hand..., • Illiteli*oflA •If *rut vn tile ad , that the• Si- : i„'1';`, ; (.11. • ' '.. -.- r IA l' '..tr ' 4 : L . ' -,444 ' l 7 1 7 6 zul * tt 41 1 roer te. tepau , ,uy virtue oi t its i t decree to the military divisions hereafter mentioned - . 5 allays SitBslll_ , lliAtivo ititlolgenis: .._ t . t. s :ti , • •,.•.: a' ... 2 .ikifp • • ~. . '..,.. ,• . ' . " ‘ :#. 3 4 .f. ta. .', 44 . • 1 .'•'.• + , - 5 , . r . . ~. . ... w i th f -f II mad ' • / wi elegant unottne taste ti y . g ttp with ' • . ... Irk '. . !PIUS vi i i • •, - ,the Aniedillel4st !twit Ile. Ss' ir7 ''" If nt Oft ' 'ier 81111tj• to Do 4 , • it. ' f o t- . 7 ' 4' I .1': id nivition-Paris-Manhal Perignon. , some lofty mahogany doet.le screwed fbur-pkar gilt corn i ces; tent and euttage ditto, pr i mes season gonse. feather beds aadouitable.begirig; ;parlour and be 'roods Mg. - '" . - ..ifittine....Of .1104.1344 gone through, auilliettral addi- • L ind thd Conttitatiettiyhich presents nino tft t. i• fit,-Mieisisres -The Duke de la Rochefoucault d'aiidosille. dose curtain*. Brussels and; Wilton earPefti• liOnte of whit* I . ;lfitnitl clputesonoveti. - 2 • rug tilifday the truly Prench cockade, which} anishes i 3el Metz-Marshal Kellerman. are of very:Wee dimeasions glee etassesand,mirrars la sieh ' '1 1,.....,111.e: WII.I.TBREAD, seeing a Right lion. and every. em em ot a revely!ino --..a li l .' Naary -Count Boger de Damns which re tdp:P, ,•-•-• • 1 4,1 1 , 1 1: 1 Sty ref -Chevalier de la Salle •. • carved and grkfratnes, a betel ti tlkissapfo patent / Noise fala i % •lisiorited •Cretitlemen in .bis. place (Sir W. Scott), t you „lii-i inm idio e ly:di l d in` th e gr okt ur l i - iltintl'i . 1 7 . 61h, Ilesancon-Z Marquis de Champagne. . . ; Catalogues ats be liatlangtista,aesan... .' . . ~ did Aftypws - ..sst not - . come -out .6f mere curlottity.- He rati o n o f y ou r liiiirettd country, die . recO.Mer'-70, !i.renoblez,retputt Augustus de Julghe. . • . • p elks t idsj, "Ins, glO4 to know from him whether he ap- .i vi• L . 5.... ••• • - 8 I onlon-Count Btuno de Bolsaelin. peke of your noble leaflets. • -) 1 71 f lii .. ~ M atthew h • k Montpelier- Aunt lt/inmate y. . •The coneltisiorrst•trtioaire Tawirstorttier No • ft . , _ • ~ spoil thelaie Revaluate is Ftaace, tallish, • :prayed of the•present .Bill 2. , .. r •, • !` ,M the head.-tAerters.of Valence s . + Adds . lot , Toulouse-Count Jules de Polignac, Aid-de-Camp of lbw d a y. , 1 d!. Sir 4-Vi SWl s t,reternot an ensier, but in a tone ..Aptlt, '1814.. . 14 II - •P T• .. . *' ' . o_ , i , , • ' I , I . .. , I; or,' voisof t tillotly 40suilible; in the gallery. We col- . , .. • ; . st ,r,s t ? ar i fkt . • ~.. ' mo • HU, lionnleaux *-fount Deican. l'i f ; Pall% Olf STOCK "rake mat AT (my kr cLocit etc ) • ,•• - • -• • i td •••• '",; ( 1 • , lith,. Itachalle-M. Gilbert :de Voisin!. .. •.. ; • ' ' Vilma 03 • t. - • •./ --I Mao s I s t 1p &WM • iloWtever frOM• what Mr. Whitbread. after- Li • • • min be pv., : , , , Lith /temies- Canal de Ferrieres. . ~ . • , I pet c vut . .Rtd . 65 4 -. Ei e b eipier Hi 5 s 6 p • . t° t-• • . " General of Briga4el,lldcf of thr.tic,f, ~ . • • , . . _ wards saitk„,t)ettle undertook to bring in a Bill on ! • - Nth Caen-Duke Charla de Ploisauce • ' 9 per Geoff gpr t . ftial . °main. ipik f ' .: " X • "C 11/14 * ” '.. 156;* Moen-M. iittgoil i H.' Cool/Altar OF State. • • d tlie.subjvcot hi Ilsw.cpurse, of the present Session. di. 11,.. Fanaca Ft nguii-41f. Ific. i•: {per tentlt,7M•Bo' . I l'ay dito Ibilf * •- 1 • I.ille-Marshat Monier, .Dukeisf.lirtmitio• t' '. • . 6 per Cent. Navy .8.4i4 ', ? ... Consolif- foe iscc. crib s . Tistaintsse hav lig rescnsedf • the Report was -or- ..: • ...• 1 8 t , Doon--(;eueral Naasouty. I , If hg. Arao.t% 15; 1 s - I . . a.l eilexed 0 ; b0 I•Pf Os ....:4111.Frifiay , nett. •`: • ~.. • PARts, APRIL 22.-Fraßce groaned leder an . 19; , Lyons-Count Alexis ile Nouaillei, . Colon ~Liesgtenant-net tom; , • , ..: The Report of - l'it-Glergy Residence , Slg was odious tyranny, from which she has just. been mire- . • • ft h ; Irerlgueux-n Ila 21st: klourges-M. Otto, _ mem ...ssresco s. •t ? , ~ .., .) , . _.: 6 9, .4 , 1 t A 14:-9 . 3-.. , ..« -14A--.10-.......x.-N.4 l _-. 7 ....--.-- ( ..,...... Councillor of State, •,, . ;.. • r • " -r-LE S E• -SATOSOAN. • • . -brought up, end sorkrosito:be printed. - • I culously.delive.ed :the words uttered by the.magna- • 22d, Tours,Viscount.d'Osauo* , .. ... ... . . - The other Orders' of the Day were then proceeded,' nimous Allied Sovereigns, the discoorsesla • Mt the re- ' - • ' ' • • • - • • •...; .• • •11 - , , •c• • t Our Commissioner an, the Departpsent of .thts '• -•- • • ----) -,-----4- e lo p aftern hicbllist Bailie adjefOrded. .... . plies of the P r i nces of the august Botts... iffrv i d Interior ps charged With,4hU Irii*lois .f the., presetd re . •./ • • .., ./..,‘,. .., .„ -."•.\.4. 1--ni. ..‘e) :-1. 7 1 -. - % . -, - 1..-- • )'. ' the.% ishes' , of the French, announce the return 'of, d ec k... -. ..•; - , • ~..- .•,-I !, . „winos . ; I. . .' ''''' • • • , .. ...... • L•:-.A............... 1:1....4., whiAs ...1.• iiiihstrintr en...ifilL.eti. i. . .• isigree.il . CifgliLE • S PifILIPZ " - ': '''' ' s '''' .'. . 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