The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-04-12 00:00:00

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Details of these di.tresses will be found in the Reports of the Committee, which. a.. Well as Pape,' for .Churches and Congregations. may be had at the London la. vern ; and at Ackermann's, Strand. FKENGH PAPERS. , tIRIOR Tin IdoXITEUft isSITERSEr..) • " PARIS, IL 7. RESTORATION OF TIM, F.OURBONS. " The Constitution has been presented to the Se nate. ft was fetid twice, and a Commission ap pointed to consiZei it. • " The Commissiop basin; made its report en the sth April at eight o'clock in Ike evening, the Qin 4ftitution was adopted trnanimouq.f Louis STANISLAUS is restored to . the tithes of the French by a Constitutional Charter, People and the Royal /..her ive an account of the _ - :a.. , . MA MONT. SVIISCRIFTIOWB SINGS RECEIVED. ' Amount already advertised .E.'8,187 0 Rev. W. .1. Totten, Frienls nt Chelnstad 150 Debden Rectors 10 1 aanelagh Chapel, A Collection at the Cbel..ea,nfter a Sae- Church of Ashb)- mon, ht the Rev, de-la-Zonch, by Mr. Shepherd, pet Rev. Wm. 111`1)un. Thus. hdakespear, tell.'''' ~- -_ &t, 1 2 —Sap, ~ : ...4 ..- Ruben Pratt t jan. Vag. 2 0f Collection nt the 1 At the Committee Room. li Church of Tat. P. M. Freneh 1 I nab. , Stafford- M is, French 1 1 e, by Mg Rev. F. George Dance I() 10 i Blick 1171. 181. Collection at Lea, near I Mr. Roby,Tam wort h, • Gainsbarough, Liu- per ditto 10 roloshire, by Rev. Front Edinburgh and Charles Andersen, 113 tiCiflit% . on air- Rector 13 0 count, per J. Camp.. • The Governor and hell, itsq. Sl5 Company .af the Messrs. Fawkes, Hoe. Hank, Irelaud, per ter, and Fawkes., Paget and Bata- per 11. W. ()Wet bridge 250 0 , mutt, Esq. Puget and Bainbridge 50 0 I Messrs. Wilson, Hod,. S. S. per ditto 20 U kinson,Min.hull,and Rd. French, Esq. per Co. per do. do. 10 0 Messrs. Brantlrrnins. Rey. J. H. Renowird, Templensan,and Cu. Trinity College, per do. . Cambridge, per do. , 2 2 Mr. W. H. Greases Richard Hare, , Esq. Messrs. Oldermau and Sonterset-place,Hath 5 0 Co. Committee Room. John USA'S Fort. F. A.Tongett, by Rev. Remitted from Liver- T. Hulle 5 5 pool, by Jo`. Had .1. by Dr. Brunnmark 1 0 wen, Esq. for SIP Friends, Yardley, much subscribed and Hastings. near Ca— collected there by tle Ashy, Nottlt- him D s a•nptonshire, per . Rev. F..Neale,uf Tap- Rev. Mr. Hoppus 10 1 low 16 Mrs. Ford 5 5 By the Inhabitants of Mrs. Webster, Islington 1 0 1 Leominster, after a W. W. 50 1 Serino I preached __ _ Ild. 42 0 4! 0 42 0 10 10 40 0 3 0 _ vs aitCF, 'tett; April 3, from, the Prince of SCtrit A sazarißEßG to Marsh hi it ir 11. Duke of Racesa, inviting him to accede to the De. CM* by which NAPOLEON biONAPAKtE is declared to have forfeited the throne, and to pass with his troops under the Ow Government. Marshal Mansion, in bis reply to the Prince, expresses his willingness to contribute to the in terests of France, which have ever beetr his hist wish, but requires as a guarantee :-- " That all troops quitting the standard of NA.• rocrom llosrae.tarE shalt have leave to pass freely into Normandy. 6 ' And that if the events ci the War shall place Bon tip %ere n . prisofer in the hands of the Allies, the Prince shall guarantee ids fife and safety, and that he shall be sent to a country chosen by the Al. lied Powers an 4 the French Government." In reply to this Letter the Prince of SCHWARTEEN• BEIM accedes to the demand of a guarantee, promises life and safety to NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, and corn. pliavents the .Marthel upon the generosity of his character. Marshal ..krtftwoNT then passed with his corps of 12,000 men within the lines of the Allies. ,Next follows a letter from General Lucorrt to his corps, dated Corbeil, sth April, in which he toys, " the Emperor NAPOLEON has announced to the arn►y, that being considered as the only obstacle to Peace,. be is ready to renounce 'his Cro►cn in fa irour of his Son and the E►IPRES9 REGENT: Ile, therefore, requires his troops to preserve order and wait the event." IT 4114 V V HO dolimallyaikvantageous to life Pec say- .Fatofil &alined to govern-then: tev. Meat iteas alt otbi iCIT. ,par duty to sit MI: •;:. CORRESPet.ittVE WITH alfr Here 'follOws a letter, dated Ts stesonn, Hanbury, by Ilse (Vv. J. l. m I ad Co. 52 10 Coleman • At Messrs. Down, Thorn ton, and Co. Collection at IWltllow. Hocks. paltev.llr. Me Oven Ditto:it Ato.ingt on, per Rev..l. Ilailn4l/1 1 at gll A Nird, ilnd its vicinitv.D. r Rev. bdteas llatl Wald ,fjkiprriptions Kt null, o S 6 0 riClUliibilli V W fkilll - " " •f . 1 , ,nt h i lt IhritirliMMWPMNlVellk-Witr.--___l.—r--., • . .....- -. a, Gareth -sttert, Soho, wHere tire sor.vjacr 161,1 in Ashore Frosn I)eviset and its he stwolied in Wailes .if 44. lid; 11-. tuttl'74l-. Stettip incluJect. f lu, imlY. ih'r Lisa:: ME Perry stay, nevertheless: he moulted at 114ililit v% cr y ' ""'l Cu. Itm. 4 s. 10(1 . lay, from Teo to Four o'Clock. Croke:ion at le i , Cran vee r Pntient), 'Meted with the Gant. may n:,lslyly hf'er a Sermoo , LY 4vent with safety, bat frutu the assalagy Got v. err. tar Ih Rev. IL. 11. t, v, will he relieved in both at the *note thai...— fats ts 'Wolfe 915 9 .gela Hattlesnever fail to remote the Co.coloos IN.,- So..h , criPtions from .o the habit of sedeutary Peruses, and the:o) preveut newshnm.Sw'sel , Per Blunt and CO. 7 4 ormatinso of Stone. Attie of the mast respectable Primal is the Kinsdoto have Collections :.; klineret. • it lured of the continued Stone by the Solvent. v riote Cases Detthiith, andtio:4 other Art , detailed in "Ferry's ch, qu iottl o o of the Stow," 9th LAition, C Welch ondrcua C4lviniblic untie r e,* It. MI. to he bud of Shervroeil, Paternoster-tow ; High- e., Prot-streel ; and Becket, Pan mall. Met hodisis 61 188 Thomas Laogine, Esq. DI th, Loncashi re, per Curries and Co. 25 0 Rev. C. Jirr.oe, Cott ham, Surrey Collection no iltlertna Church, per lell & C. 4'2 0 Ditto at Frome,hy 11. G. nod W. Shep pard 105 0 Afewrtimulsouflreen wirh-road. Chap.l, per Rev. Ur. Chop own 21 0 Subscriptions at Chat ham, per C. Town. MU 18 14 Inlve.. 3 , 11 biaihoraugh Church, Leireoer- Jnewl CHICHI takr the two Didi of the.fil IHARDSOX, GOODS 7C4 1 and Co. Con- N.: 4 for tht ILlostfi ti_reqxr 4 tfltUy Warta On -Public ` , nye n 111 co woe-nee-On 34 of MAY. The Scheme . . "Nekvtol so.o u. sOdition to the Money Prizes, /b,.. ~ 1 ' ,r . of of 1.010 Tickets, in the next Lotwn ; l'•d• .. •. Pnrtnta, •troli,tuteres with Ow Chance of the 1 1 111 2 C in S ,1, 1 , . , .erctoonll o ottrr .. , 1 c• ,• • ... • • eek tjf e•••• • :It, • I 4 30 . I .44 4 ...o il ?. ;r . 42: 1n.% • 10•04 7 11$ ex o• • .4 .4 .,,,,..,., t Erni • ? fi ;e-oic4 -1 , • • t t . „‘• .: hail t a . '4 .... .... 16. .4‘.0 1 . &Fs. • .4 u in rtiay. !,,,, tite -r a4rhente. n itli Par 4 1_giric,e111 - i.mCK. ' atAV: 1. of .XS),000 .1 .. lO,OlO I . ... " . ~. tool 2 • ' %OM 4 . . 1 4 11 M 5 &1.. lie. are. 9,000 Ticket,. to As &awn in Js , e. visas, ' may 14 luid iodic. rlf iON. GOOD- At Sir John Lab:- bock ai.d Co. Mr. Perfect, Poole- frat t Mr. William Perfect, 51 0 210 0 , ditto Captain bevni, Cat Una Mr. Pickciing, Ack- B 0 % 0 1 1 1 1 worth 111r.'Hars,. Pontefract }jih i (rola' PIN T too-holl, 9AI Sub. scription 10 e Major•Generol Elsves, Stoke College 10 0 Sotheriotioa etWorth• ing, per Margenno and Co. 1781. In. sd. At Mes.r4. Hammers leys and Co. Rev. T. Lowndes, Magdalen College, Oxford Subscriptions from Wilts per Rev. E. ftoaden 12 12 Ilakrr Morrell, lsrq. 5 5 The Warden and Fel lows of Murton Col. kr, Otford Ditto of New College, ditio At Me-s . Morten, Stooe,and Co. Sir Wlliiain Geary, Mitt. - - Rev. S. %Vera► John Hanglmo. F.►q. Kew. WM. PM. , U At Iletmrs. Curries Ur. :TT li It OF it 26 0 5 0 Thomas I.l.itg , ton, Esq. Blythe, Lan cashire aid Shares nre caring-ay RIC if A R UM... , Gtr,....._ .--. nod Co. St. , ck Binkerf, 'nitwit Offices, Curuhill nod Shire. per Rev. M. Charlotte vow. _., I) Babingtou • - Rey. T. Wildbareotid S PRVI OIN LNI / TRAITS OP BEAUTY IS Congregation, Pen- VM A FINE FILM) OF HAIR; ryn 10 0 Committee Roam . And tbs..* attic* that will produce this beautiful Ont- Collections iu some of weal is it,;; Chapel~ of the .WrOVIAND'S MIXASSAR 011.,, under the Uinta Brethren. august ponrawage Of o lkeir Rns al Highnesses the Princess At Fulnick,neft r Leeds, of Wiles sod Duke of Sussex, his Serene Ili,r.liness the Dual. of Rer.C. F.li a atter , Novick, and his Excellency the Duke (WI Infantado, bre par itf,. M. L.,: it cures* authority ;Ow the Nutty and Army, sod must of Probe , ' . t•bßity throeghout Europe. "k ilo At Mir fi e'd,aertrllu 6 d ll2 Is. 20 ' - ...- •• odiei the ,Mad bealliticli. plensrurt. mod eibeaciuus pro. derstleld. R. 4. J. &COWS In , the %twid for etarliratieg till imparities of the r Beck, per ditto 141. 4s. 6d. Imam hair, aNd provlncing n luxuriant grnytta'hs eke Nadal; At Wyke, sear MCA.' pi era, prevertait St falling of or torning grey. affords no anal- fax, Rao. J. S/1111 1. 1, 11. 711. limy or tit r e ugth to the roots, which soou produces an Man il a- per do. 9 bl• smut .1 r uab i cpail bestow, on the tresses a transcends/it beau- i At Bath,Rey. C. CM 'fal lustre ; . rilluitetsettilttrea's hair Wong at d beaotiful, pro- mens, per ditto. 111.1 6 5. 7 1 1 . it'We t It nl i v. 740 telfr a whiskers, ese•b St rows. niustarlieus, c.- At Ty thettim, near 6. r- lo petrectly bum/mos. mai stay with safety be applied to the Chippeuh;on, Rev. !k- 4144 of the ,losesgait infont,„and the beneficent effects produced C.Weste, , er ditto 171.135.601. l ow &By ex planted in Itou land's Treatise on the Ilan, cottoned j Mr. Simon Pitt. Cur:- 9 01 th earl, book of OIL ten. ne..r Maims - Beware of Counterfeits; and ask for Rowland's Macassar bury • 10 9 0 0 Oil, aid observe that each genuine bottle is signed on the out- E. Tripp, Eta. Bristol "able table, in red ink. " A. -Rowland and Sun." Mr. T. W. Sturge,Ydr. 5 5 Sold al 3r. Gd. 10e. 6d. and 11.1 e. per Bottle, by Hirst& Pro- Mrs. Rohrs, per H. = o r:, A. Rowland and Sun , Kirby - street, !lotion-garden, Sehutze, Coq. 10 10 ; and by oppoininient by Mr. Smith, 117, New Bond- A Lady.ll. per ditto 10 10 0 0 ferret; ktem.ro. Heparin, Perfumers w her M,jesty, Titck- Mrs. Ha ditto boroe-streei ; Bayley Kw Hies, Cockspor-strces ;S. Berry, Mrs. Weltrtmon. ditto 5 0 17, Greek•sireet ; Lowe, 3:10, Strand; Butter, I, Riggs* , 65, Three Ladies, dig 0 Ditto !! Cloapside; Bolton nisd Tull, Royal Exchange ; Tait , C o r n- Mrs. Nimiten, ditto 10 0 bill; Pattie, Butts, and Co. Lonsbard-strrei ; Barclay :Di Mr. Win. Beckett, ditto I 5 0 loam, Fter6ourken ; (Cargos, Cursitor-sireet ; Newhery and E. T. Grovet ditto ditto 1 0 0 Sone, 45, Shaw' acci Edwards, 66, St. Pours Churelt-ya-ti_ J. . Sohn Ruud Co. Bow Church-v:lrd ; Westnu 1111111 0.'2'1 1 . St: an.. ; Ali.. L. per H. Schulze, 11104 VII whote• .14' and , r oam . ! Perrone nand Medicine Venders Ce<l. 1 0 in 1011 im ; us. kit tirv,le, til•isgon ,• Raritan) and Utqohart, Mr. Tnontas James, Edinhurgh; Ikatintou. Peifumer ; Newbery and 814111 ,bust- d'" . 10 0 isig ;tad Co. ;and E,,,5a1,.,,, and F40.t0, Dab in ; ais.l by all • Chr. Frederick, Esq. Framers mid Medicine Venders throughout hurope. : Ely `i 0 Also, ROW LAND'S ESSLNCE of T] RE; or, Impel ial Tim Ilok well and . 1)Y E, 1 ‘Douetas Company dor elion!ing rid or grey - brie, u hi-kers. Atc. to a brown or iin Manchester, p: r block. 7.. mt, pi r b , tile. J. Kapp. Fsq. 10, 0 Also ROW LAS ii 8 A LCA N A F.XTII ACT, nn Ah...s•titilim Subst•ripti•rto received at the Bars of the City peeparetiMo for cratii..it tug all /borders of .be T. tk oat! :its , i's vein; Lloyd's Coffee-ho•se 4 Stuck b tclopetwi •aiiii sultlia,4 t.. thee, ,in nine , oupnifioleltraut . mot itonectioatriv • g,_ L : gi . . ~, It cueing ht. T.oith.Acite. Pace 10-. 6sl. 1 ,,.. 5 .f,,,,,,,„. i ,,, try ,,, A4 ,4 • emiliseel an iowsa and C.atoirv• b ) suer Roue. 4,!..1iv.5......it0r Duriorw. of York• 1 - R. H. M 4•RTIN, • ? A AVM§ the A LbAN A I'UW VEIL • s 51.. J. per bus. . 1 A LUKE htowAii,p, s 66 1 1 100 0 103 0 •$ Ifrodoet T 0.0411 .04II all the t~ . . • i ~. JP: 4 ; . . ~~~`~i~: we se vs ost we, to itNTS*4 ili iitt;. nevento,ltef of the Provisional Government:— : M Y Cohn,-1 proceeded to Paris yesterday with Marshal the Duke of Tarentum end the Duke of Vicenza, with full powers to the Emperor of Rus sia to defend the interest of the dynasty of the Em peror Napoleon. An. unforeseen event broke elf 1 1 the tkegociations which seemed at fi rst to promise a favourable termination. From that time I saw that i to save our dear country from the evils or civil, 1 , r oar, it remained only for the French to embrace !of fi'lince, and n ho, atone. ..._ Ang . pew., . the cause of our ancient Kings, told I repaired to. j e r; a st , tre, ed t, :i i i n a vo co k u e n t tr i y e Lu w w fu hlct o t!i r e re s; g ret ; wishes of all have ne.er it:7,kt to tht Emperor Napoleon to manifest this Decree, that they adhere unanimously to the Decree of De wish. , i thrionement of Bonaparte and his family, pronounced by-a De or, convinced of the critical situation] cree of the Senate of the Sd instant :—.11(0 THAT, rAtTlErnt The Emper, TO THE FUNDAYENTAL LAWS or THE IKI7iGOOSI, THPT D in which he bud placed France, and the impossibility . SUM WITH ALL THEIR HEART THE RETVRIS Or THE HEAD or Of sati!tg he hintsplf, t ins a ppe are d di s posed t o re- I THE 110 USE Or ilotlasor TO THE IIIRaDITART THROE or St. ' sign, and to ' e his full and entire abdication.— i Lou r. t it 10 10 To-morrow I ape to have from him the formal and I hwritten tic act., turd shall soon a ft erwards leave the ho- 1 u b o nour of waking boon your Lordship. 1 I am, Sic. I (Sietr4l) Pt ;are of 510 SK WA. Font:l4ll.lc ao. Apt it 5, I.Ar- j. ele%est of oighl. , 25 0 To the above letter succeds the act of adherence . of the Metropolitan Chapter to the decree of for -10 01 feitore. The first Signature is that of Cardinal Mau ty ! ! Archbishop of Paris. (Signed) The First President, S F.at7 I F, DI:PLL3. PARII, APRIL 6.—ln the night of •the 9Aith and 29th of March, the day before the battle tillseene fought in sight of the capital, a person worthy of ,belief, the proprietor of a chateau on the side of in Strain, Mintaith, and Cour de France, attracted by the light he perceived Alison upon the heights on that side, advanced to the cross at Messrs. Smith, P.tyne. ft Smith, ,ing of the road which leads to the Chateau de Mo.. 1 The Cortordtion of i . I rangier. He beheld the Emperor's livery and five I.eierster 103 0:. P4RIS, Arm 7.Lonsv Boardeaux, Marseilles l carriages coming towards Paris 9 without any suit IT. J. ditto " 4 9 • W. Harrison, Esq. . rind other towns itt the. Solidi, haveJollowed,the no- tor equipage, in post horses. The carriages were don, 2. 2 hie example of FArii. Bogen and Caen are said to : stopped by a French General, who appeared to Grotian , Hort, Esq. 1 1 hare done the same. : come from Paris in g reat haste. As soon eshe ditto , Mr. orrester, i ' reached the Empernt's coach, he stopped, and the dit * -PIMA f E CORRESPONIDENCh. 3 3 1 Bout.oaxs, APRIL 10.-.- You have heard, f °- Emperor got out in great haste, as well as several Too er, Esq. ' coarse, of th otitattion of Bonaparte. lie has at ditto 6 li persons of his suite, among whom were seen the M. C. Lowdhasn, Esq. .1 ready set if I . 1„ .. " ii. 504) bk a p, , sir b ati od r i r io n : o e r fra rt ncs a a s°° men ' ' ulster of Foreign Affairs and General Bertrand, ditto M• CA , •eliattia witk,flotiaail to him, he said that Yielit r c as Marshal of the Palace. The Emperor, followed by per the Rey. much for theivant's of 'a tsoldier like him; and , thr • three or four persons, turned back towards the Coat - Hall, dint.. .Su lit. de France, keeping on the side of the fosse. When Mr. AldeiriaaClarke, , • -iit4lllollwel Addrtlles to the French Army, it it said, he reached the Cour de France, where all the car . dine a 4 1 that he aetnow ledges tha t he his acted wrong. Mr. Alder. Barran, 2 2 We are here all rejoicing, firing of cannon,riages were availing, the Emperor held a kind of con aim blr.Alder.Burbridge, ing of bells, illamivatiorts, &c. 9 ring- • ference with the Officers about him.* This persoo (lino 3 31 ......_. . 4, who could watch the Emperor during the obscurity Mr. William Turner, i of the night, heard, in the midst of a hurry insane. Derby 1 0 PARIS, Ara ' l . table from retreat, that they talked of re-forming an :• 1 4 Rev. J. Eyre, Bab- ADDRESS OF TUE. PILOTISI VERNME.NT worth 6 b TO TME PEO arm y with the . wrecks of corps that had escaped fros g ,P i At Meows. Ransom PEOPLE or Fttaset,--Wfien' u came out of a Paris, and which in their flight were scattered ,op' mid Co. Mn. Reynolds 5 0 i state of civil disc9td, you ehose for your Chief a all sides: his guard, eve n 'in a state of eitremea-t lla Ric htlionourohle and 1 man who appeared upon the' stage of the universe order, had mixed with the fugitives. The Emperor Rev. Lord barriug- I with the character of grandeur : you placed in himf.had no corps with him—there were only stragglers 11.0 Rev: Sir George Lee, 00i all your hopes. Those hopes were rain. Upon the !;wilo bad lighted sonatfires. - Bart. 10 0' rains of anarchy he built only deapotism. • :. The Emperor remained faer liflurs nearly in cost Earl of Burkina . homsltire 100 0 lie ought at least front gratitude to have become 4erente. • The day dawned —the l Persott who told tv,s .1. C. Bossard, Esq. 1 0 French with.yna. He neer was. He never ceased this protsedeti towards lii ggimiteu ; itpon the road nirtasra area, Biol. ISi to undertake, without motive and object, nisjuit he questioned officers and schlierti and some did not Mr. Surrnge • } 1 31,wars, like an adventurer who would become Ottawas. sonceal the abs.attteeshausion of the trocipn ; and Mr. Garrott ' . John Ktowa 1 . 0 In a few years he has devoured your wealth - and almost all thought that the ► were utarchiog to Or. Nerto,itt, , Brown leans to he re-organised. The report is sittee spread Rey. Doctor Robert 101 your population. Price 10 * lO I Every family is in mourning; 4 frepee in tears : that the Emperor ant into his coach again, 111 4 / Iwo,- T. T. and Friends . 1 6 beta deaf to oar miseries. P.vett74o,,, perhaps, he ceerled to Fon'ainblPrto• . dream; of gigantic designs, though nuiteard.of re., The Emperor of Buisia, with one of his Aidr.rtle i'verses punishes *pally the pride and abuse of vic- Camp, went yesterday (3th) 'on horseheck . ,in the ;p r y, ' 1,, iiosioilnl of Invrkids. his Majesty visited, tat. ctsnic 4, lie never w how to reign eitt - er in the oatienal the cia•me, the kitchen, the lib rar y , Ste. His Mt. • ill) 'interest not sleeatik44 . InWest 9f his own despot- jesty was not known till be left the opted—lke guar-e • ' . lIIAL 1.01,1. CYR A ND. 1 0 14 11.100100100 41 Pirem Mies .44 . • . , . . • 4..L.P -v -r.," b• ~.. ' . ‘ '4, • . ' " 1 ..., ' 3 , 1 - . " '.. - t. ~ . • .k- . ' , --* 4 •.. !: . .1 'f • *te 7- 1 ' ' t **. r - ' .• , . i' - , . 4 , \ .I t, 51-2 &. f . - • 1... . . ~ . , \ * s S, . • r . .„-..• .•• • ~.•.°. • . / . ,-, • :. •• +Jana,. lc -. t . . .. , . ,•,. . • . - , _ . • ~ - • . , • . , • . - • . • _ . l i nkk 4* -- • . •., .....-...4.......1.e...„....twa50Laii5t0iamit .. .. . • . „ ir . -I. . • _ . , • ~., .. , ~. • • - 'ism :he lila destroyed ail firat lib "isietrit't6 ' create; :. 'Slid recreated all. that he ought to ileitis, t le Treated •** 2 only upon forcet foite now oterstlebus 'heart reward of senseless ambition, , • 47- - At length titie unexampled tyranny lies tensed.o.:- '`, - , . .-*.. 'The Allied Powees bate entdred the *Mat o f • ..i. , . France. kz• • Napoleon goieided as like a King or bit - ilk/4*N • ii '•• \' - ‘ -. • .. . ' • . . • ' Alexander, end his riagtranisndus Alliei, amt treli.•.'.. - ' -;-' -•?, the language of hononr„ iateticai sad hestidreyeei.s. ,- .. :• , . ,- . 1„1. t' -- • They have just ieccrucired Friliffillhdl brave aid ilia -."- -..7.. -'''' ..,...'"- happy people. . - . z' People of France, the Senate his declared that ' . Napokqn Furs forfeited hes Threw.. The coent 711 . '..- .' .4oaranger with him. Auother order of no Vall • ' . V .' M. . _ sate it. We hate known the escessei of - pb- • s pulair licentiousneti and absolute peeler: WI( it* reaf.,..'„ - 4 *tore the real tneissrchy in twitting, by -iadobil'ote,: uti4ol r , li, , t th nt e differe peiresAlit n conSpostett: -'' '.' . 1 ' . " ) .0 - ''' , Y.. , . • . . • Let ethausted agriculte n= flourish burisis - ' . • 4 0' ' : teruai 'Throne ;- let commerce, bound is tette', re- 4 , • sume her freedom ; let our youth be no tenter cut . : Qt . by arms before they have the strength to bent . them ; let the order of nature "be no longer idler- , 1, . rupted ; and let the old men hope to die before their k !.ebildren: Men of Franee,• let us rally; past calls- , mities are finished, and pence will put an end to the subversion t - subversion of Europe. The august Allies have given . . • their word—France will rest from her long agitation, - -s'• - • A . • I and better enlightened by the double proof of . .. -. anarchy and despotism, will find happiness in the i return of a tutelary government. - 4 ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. • The Provisional Government, hearing with grief abet sitislai . . des have been made to the rehired the Pope le his terrilliflitt, • and deploring that continoanee of insole rrikb Ints so bag aegis , wheleed the courageous Head whom the Church avereadever- den that every obstacle cease immediately, and that all due hew • .. .. bows be paid biotin Ms journey. , The Civil and Military Authorities are chow; wish*, au , -'• Cotton of the present decree. -t . I Given at Paris, April 11, HOC . ''',. • • -- . • The Provisional Government considering hew o ihots it 14 to - itself. and contrary to the Conrcotions which have eteeeded the departure of his Majesty the King of Spain, to keep* Perpig- • , . nun his brother the law Dad Cndos. order. that the Pride s. • be conducted us soon as pes.ible, with all the Immo 0s .-ti. rank, to the first Spanish post. • . Given at Purls, April 'I, Illta.. i .' . . . . . ~,... s. ' e. ' 1, THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT DEGREA." I. That all the emblems, ciphers, and arms which have dm- . _ racterised the tiovernintet at' Bonaparte, shall be sapprorsed and effaced. wherever they exit. '2. That 11-,i• iiippressioh shall be executed adonis-el ,by :4 . persons delegated by the authority of the Police, or the juoil- -1 cipaii:v , w Ithout the seal of indiiiduals anistingin It, dr pre- - -‘..• 1 venting it. S. That no address, proclamation, public joitivial, or private , %minx, cantina iitiurinwesePressintakalgoloxi' dm eat ! Ovestltrowa l the r.aie al ,ami:totktirrts., ,eihjillitaii. • . 1 1 suds basis . r . IMPERIAL COURT-OF PARIS. • 1 The Imperial Court has adopted the following de. :.. I cree : The Court, feeling all the value of the efforts which have at • lenr,ili delive.ed France from a tvrannic yoke: I Penetrated with respect and admiration for the Ingest So- 4 verei4ns, who are tbemodeis of disinterestedness apd mow& mity . : i..xpressing also their profound love for the noble race of .. .• Kines, who. for eieht centuries, have constituted Or happier.* . , . of France, and w ho, atone,_can bring back pence , . order, ; and •4. v ;. • `'2• I iscerd, you chose for your Chief a all sides: his guard, even.in "a state of extreme tlis-z • • ited upon the stage of the universe order, had mixed with the fugitives. The Empernr ..-g, ~,, ter of grandeur : you placed its him bad no corps with him—there were only stragglers . , s Than hopes were rain. Upon the . who had lighted somt fires. • . • ,J by he built only despotism. . 1, . The Emperor remained fear litmrs nearly in con- . least front gratitude to have become ference. The day dawned—the l person *ho told us mu. He ;weer was. He never ceased this proceeded towards lemig.eimeio ; A poll the road without mods. and object, unjust he questioned o ffi cers anti scldieri, attd some dia mitt idrentuier who would become fatuous. sonceal the abs,ilote - eshttusion of the troops ; an t i- , he has devoured your wealth and almost all thought that the were marching to Or- - • .., n. leans to he re-organised. The report is sittre spread ris in mourning; all France in tears : that the Emperor got jot° his coach agaiatoistkpro- at miseries. Itven yet, perhaps, he ceerlett to Fmitsiottlean. ~,., tntic designs, though unheard-of re., The Emperor of Russia, with oneof his: Jittrtte- - R , nally the pride and abuse of vic- Camp, went yes . l . erelay_ i (fi . t . h) .e . o st n hors* tn. ; . T e X* fl Mos e s lof I l:(1 • 11 M 1 . ea. , . 61Fhair t* reign eitl'er In the natienal the &owe, the kitchen, the library, Ste. %X Mt- eniiit the interest Of his own despot- jesty was not knosin till he left the aptei—the suis4 . _ . . . , • ''s • , . . . , •,- , - • ... - , •_ __ THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY.LANR. T HIS present EVENING, April 12, their ftlaje.ties' Servants will perform A sew I)mm:die R.ewsnee, in three Acts, called 1 • THE WOODMAN'S HUT. After which, 4 TIIE DEUCE IS IN HIM. Tisr hick will he added, THE CIIILDR,EN Iti THE WOOD. b .... . , i. 4 lases, is. ; Sec.,nel Price 91. 611.— , Pit, Ss. 6d. ; Second - c , %.—Lower Gollery, Is. 3 Sewell Price, Itt—lhapet ` lases. is.; Second Price, 6d. ir . ‘ .V 7r THEATREAWYkL, COVENT-GARDEN. present EVENING, April 12, be Pert Mord, THE REVENGE. 7., which will be added, A:, Arssfammii belittle Speetaw**ceikd SAVAIt AND KALASRADE; Or, ?PE WATEILS OF OBLIVION. .IPi. Dego * b* epee& at ban peel five o'dt:a k. la at will ' • t 4,, 1 Pt*lf !. 1 ~ • • .“ • ~_ • irtl i r ANu. BRITISH SHAWLS. ; 4 WAITH AN and SONS respectfully an - % , • ;mince, that tbev have at pre.ent, on stile. a curious lind *uperb ft,clection of. INDIA nod BRITISH SHAWLS, r 'which they antler themselves will he friend, ou inspectio, un ) egnalled irt variety and elegance,- m well as moderate in their .# pr 'ref .. t They tree to nispriqe their friend*, that they nre completely I irrietl• in• Irish Linens, Foreign and British Table Linen, e-Piing, anil Comm Goods of ever description. f... i N. B.—Th fill YoLue given for India Snnal*. t 104, fleet-street, Corner of New Bridge-street. LOW'S PATPNi SWISH SHIRTING CLOTH ; rabrta WA* 180. *he only llimattielare fa Great Britain, in whirl, the ntlynn , takes of Emig* Bias and Cotton are Nailed in One Threvi. •-- - - E peculiar texture of this fabric frees it from the effects incident to the changes of climate or titian!. phese, avoiding the iniarims, cold or chill experienced in the vicar of fri.it or other Lawns, and the maple-avant sensation pc- Millar to fabrics made wholly or Cotton ; in this re•pect it at- Shches Mr exclusive neltamage of being more cmhwrive to health, is nlYseasaits and climates, than any ether description of Ghseh. Vat durab.lity, hemitiful appearance. comfort in sear, and great eronhiey, this iiineufacture stands unrivalled, said is sold it tilv.st !steatite price of Irish or other floe Linens, at the Ila- Ortnee's Wit:choose. 134, Clienpsitle, near St. Paul's • and by spoiliiment, at Harding, !Jewell, and Co.' s, No. PA IL n„• It Is protter In guard the Poblic agaistst ciiifoundiog the vet fabric wtili the new Insporial Cotton Twine Shiriii% and eliwg*,, which professes to regulate perspiration, audio he .itised, nod as an antidote afinsethe plague and other ci aeons dissseden l! , Ahrs's soLvENr. A MIRK' FOR Til sroS AND GRAVEL. PE &Y, Surgeett, of Seatimintitott-st feet,. ,^110404101.44100tie•.41511104:,it4ii was woo - ounger.avaretifimi 11110 Seireauirs. f. s S g-- * et K Si w' pro-4 4 - 410 andi