The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-31 00:00:00

r . THE STATESMAN. Vas ed In the uneolatinn of the 9th and pith Mili. I could add, likewise, something concerning what by Earl Bannuase's son, and Mr. Guy, the that Napoleon Bonaparte had surrei tale Disine ss ,, iic acknowledging the acts of Low, took plate at Rochelle, but it %sould he rather to the King's nessanger, left town yesterday,4orPlernouth, the naval force of Great Britain, hat' .1 WI '6 :::0 - .....s niaeat,lisil of hoisting the white nag discredit of the Meats!. and Generals if that city, for , rocpnrlteniCato , to NAPOLENI the resolution of Me .to cease on the coast a Frames. proclaimed by Win Ilse national banner. But no ac. I could sly that , their attachirrisk to Von atria :4er ,etivihee' O l t na m e 1;41 1 ,** 4 11:4 Cb--.1.)11t, in concurrincel With their Attie', is , The undersigned cotdmunicates ' count* stroke, ‘sliellst•r they have been intercepted, (0 4a : Alia ijlt cliisens # 1 or whether isothisig has been decided. By prolong- grs ,1 1 4 . 1 1 _ t oo k a i ii, his ftore/ste.‘, It is Wed that's residence *Rh rand, with the greatest pleasure, log this state of crisis equally cruel to citieens aq. Fife , i i Ind Iv hkikers. rase' to ,e , ,0 449 ecreinkgratund in St. Helena w#l •b! allotted to orders given on that subject, ititls soldiers, and by not taking step, to avert the sho s sn're diets 'liiiise‘fise'tri-c 100 ed frig ih their quarters his near the Governor's house, on the highlands, his distiuguishericonsideration. with which we are threatened, We 'horrid resider while the white flag fleeted on all the houses and at that the British Government lies charged itself witis i (Signet) ..... : Park Jult et. ourselves respoinsille to all France for the horrible.-044kto'ilvhattkv‘vidght'imtit.lerto a Matt@ mas- . . hit maintenance, And that, therefore the property he amities in the tr4in of Civil war. Shall it he the oacre, but the ,;rese s see Of (II .inisitivat Guard , deli. TRANSLATION OF A DtSPA —9 . .erverho islovoke it-..se oho !meow. Inn; fought armed and sueplied With ca,al .fges, Tile courage of has with him will he confiscated ! • , ' -- wit k - k . - Ttia Leant COMM -44111.- for the independence ted totwur of the Wit! ?-..! the _Miler Cititent,ftunished with -iai.e.da and swnrds, The Paris Papers of Friday lost arrived. alit fore LTY. lantfrairt it "61 b e ps e ei p isiti n i' I ts ruin, were we t o and detertniiied to suppert- the Moires./ Guard ins. noon-those of Tburstley came to hand yesterday.- , become victims' of fetal _divnsion, lost;od sfeertiting posed upon the militant CClaidenders. -.... ... _• - i MY Lomas,-Being is and presenting to the foreigners .41to isiondate our . These Papers do net contain the Treaty of ,Peace,,. . . ~ .. ranleon Bonaparte has surn prosisices the spectacle of a generous people wog. lIOURDEAVX, Jct.? to, . i- t which is was. expected would appear on one or other Maitland, of his Majest Ong, agaits.t adversity, and worthy. of triumphing - Bottantr.itin,-ernmittrow, ar . :the dawn or day, . of the above deyS • bet they coves*. ; 4 1 saying the . . o .er ii by its efforts anti couragsel ... , the white 11 tg limitipie in :rear ,herienien arillfective : , his Royal Highness the Pi i • on from these powerful coesiderations, Re* lifter your respectful ' Ismostge. It ,is trot eeleird: by son. Treat j• has been agreed upon by the Allies afid the pertunity of relieving the . . j u t k adeoe n ces iimilknor. but re.. King of FRANCE , and that it guarantees the preserve ' conaulting your su p cliikis ped officers, A hove - qu est .: l .' t b y . i,i ...„ . , • 1• ipconveniences of a state . ' sesolved, to accordance stills the citizen', that• lee c(Melligtint ,t• ..'. • •. ? . - et ;e '• lion of the French territory entire, but . dint it is not • compatible with the grand Bdurdelesi, this recolentsaturenteveld not be corn- ' shoisid *give proofs of our r t bastPlace to t,ho mrsii rl onea s without stipulations as to inderaniti. The state -140e- if Along coutd, - ,rFatkiii i...40i1e •ige4ttillictiosi of the Sovereigns, the. siabilie •of hls Majesty Louis X,V,1T1., in order to Metals all went', however,mi.thishead,in the French,Dotch, and ' . . ast • a stsette'reeistful feeilint Rot OW fotiirie- , qusility of Europe, has ordered 'party-spirit, and to deities, the disaffected and fag- .borer ba se - . - ,vij . ..,, 4 .- Gerroan Papers, ere not easily reconciled. The French tissue of every pretence gi s Atliaa' • Mischief, and that • • • • • . • '-` Editors ' say, all the contributions. which have been to you ills intention, that - •sithin France we ma e law one only vow-breathed , ' mantled as to forge : . .. „. ~,,; : .isr.. s ,p orders for all hostilities it 1 •.' - I charge yint 4111 s. lep .tetere citizen t r e pre-• exacted from France for the subsistence of the ar that of the hapkitsite'apOledepetidence of the come- • • • coast of France, and that te ,.• , ,vgat the drunks of teartota • rehire weitilrein6lem mks is to lie part of the indemnity demanded froin . * '- • .. .. . . .. . ate • 43 may P freely . s France, for the expense of the war. If the French ' ' white Bag ass v As soon as this general order ; was : gessinitnnlive -- . 7 - T - r - -- .. • -•• • • that ersightaawaketrktiso -I Ch • laars. . tlllogn,d) .., . . GRAMONT. I have the hot 'troop 'they diehanaliel, ant iti eplti.o6fa eneetlenutte ,ep ear a cee esitiy rt. ..Itoser of Bourrussux. teratOry is to he preserved intact, what is to cnn- I (Signed; 'atidijen..prarses td rtteVeneexs, the greeter-left ff. • the Papers far. ' an d E ng land are now sit .-, Milne the other part of the indemnity demanded? ' The result of this comp 1 - fitel deserted the same ,night, 'wi th sink. nets 'nod 1 ----- . : sAtl -- fieest n - ete;i Clause! Was' flenlateT Mtn hos ac- • .6 The extracts stitch we subjoin from lifit ;rage. ','At 'night-fall the ieisite. flag was brie trbisklidged the King, arts! Cosines{ the white:flag to e t lashed by Flanders and Hamburgh Mails whit have laturihoits o l f 'ire le hoise-ectioed on all .ableal.-• :be raised.onwiline public builditent rind eteeplesn! tbettOrta of last March, a. Some idting . me, w pgisioi upereserl and calmly is !reelse mold not any longer pessevere it. Isle op. just untied, confirm what has been made sufficiently nat i ons w ill again en j oy t t )n fine. 'Of a barrack, at, eleven , at slight, , were troaleion. The most zealous of the Kitties subjeses evkleist.';hillete, that some of the Allied Powers are peace and good understandit Wailed ley W fire . of muthetria which mortally could not better express themselves than Ine has:done delertnined to- in d emnify themselves by ether wine •the two Governments. wounded one of them. But thin • did not prevent in a Proclamation of the ROth. We,shall o quotettome then conthibetion. It h asserted that Alsace and M the moveeat fromipreading. At fear next morn- passages of it, which Must appeal ;mien iie those , ' Orrionnance of the Ing all the town was on foot, and filled the public who are acquainted with the Irtrrtitor Tatribtism a L orr a ine; with the prohinces on the left bank of the An tquaris.. SoOOthe houses were ornamented with elm the General :- . : Rhine, diet hare been wrested from France, hut ritime prefeCts to different gant' slags, which our ladies had beets . embroidering .". Citszesis'aii Sol:tiers !-Let us • all. leinnlike 'hie!' hate not yet been satisfactorily disposed of, .. ._. - for the lait sifeweeks ; the poor decorated their bit. brethren, let the union of the country lu the Save-' are to he e r ect e d i n t o ' ' kingdom for the Archduke MINISTRY OP (Ices' Ishii green boughs and paper escutcheons of seep destroy . in our hearts the germs ' of nor indivie CIVIREES or Austria ; and though this Treaty of EXTRACT lemon THE In France. In the evening the illumination was gene- dual dissensions, if any still' regnant anueng-ess. , SIDESTs OF , TUE . ELECT/ Peace guaranteeing the integrity rif the French pm- . iral,' arid theis commenced an unequalled spectacle.-. " Permit the commission of no act which might die. • ' : - + • DEPARTMENTS. . 1 • To You ceuldnot walk twenty paces in the streets with- turb the pitranquillity ddle ; display a calai.and no- sessions is said to have been concluded, we peecviee that the Prince of ORAN G E has relaxed none of his CONDITIONS o' opt fi ndieg efeu de joye, round which the youth Isle moderation . The King commend% it ; the ill;.. enjoy the rights 1 44, dandog, waving flags and singing ,Vice Henri terest of the citizen requires it : the return of the' efforts to possess himself of the line of fortresses of Dec. 13, 1799, Art. 15. Ti. Asseinblages of men and women were seen pro- Royel Standard among as, should net be •signelised' that cover Isis new kingdom. siete(ding a large flag, accompanied, by their. little.. by dievaders. .• I. The Maritime war. hee Peer, between this conntry NOTE.-The former Coast they should be householders ckildteri. The transports of public joy lasted 'hos 46 Inhabitants and soldiers I was ordered.oesengi, .• & • t 'anti France is declared to have ceased . The French' . till midnight. Yet they were neither Nobles nor ' you to forward the progress of civil. and military Article 4't of the Chart wiedi rtnigratlts,' they are the cycle mass of the people.-.-' o p era ti ons ; I n 41 1. p AM• u lt, and painful situation i n : Official gazelle of viva, conten t s the copy ef 'a" staling th at at least one hal What then was it tsat caused this gein•i a: joy ? Iry which I ironed myseir, isr the midst of She concerrmeeti Note . from Lord Canes:atm:o to Nome TALLET. be chosen from amongst those the first place a horror of Bonaparte ,mid Isis agents ;.: of preens, extraorditiary in themselves, ispd sucretl.! RANO, and another from Lord flaeuuner in the neat the tender veneration inspired, by.,st good King, !hie each ether w i t ' s unexampled rapidftyj hare a 1.., in the department, and which, Lords of the Admiralty here, staring that the PatircE other half to the election of so Vilely betrayed, en 'basely abandoned ; on the . witys'hern eoided by my love for my e°9 " 4l - 51 " 1 " l i : licnirer:ltad ordered all hostility to cease on the ; other hand, terror of the soldiene• wiso in the south duties. It lielsnigs to you to judge of my conduct ; i HOLNEFIC ha l ve killed a grea: number of citizens; apd still more I .a:o alitit.fied , .%itle the consciousness of having com- ' ("Ist of Franey, immediately on 'Waring or the sur- ' 'files the householder (,_ than all, the recollection of the Federates. Its truth, mitted nothing for which I can reproach myself.- render 'of BONAPARTE; and accordingly we did hat ' c i v i c reg i s t er o f th e d e p ar tm en , under this name, the vilest rabble had been armed.- ,The general interest, ti!e interest of every individual a very considerable reduction in our naval force will . takes place, that the signet - I cannot conceive whence these men issued ; their ' demattas that I should exercise the authority which I take .placeinimediately. . • ' i customary residence) is it , hideous and hanging looks, atrocious vociferations, now hold till the arrival sif the successor who shall T here 1 is yet no Ordinance issued by the French one.half of the electors, their cries of massacre and pillage, struck all with • be appninted by Isis Majesty to replace me in the' boiror, and people were of the Royalist party, that , contmeudnirith which 1 have been entrusted." I Government for disbanding the • tsgmies; and it ;14 Pith% Only might not be of that of the Federalists : we never i —so..questionable whether this * step will yet be deemed leis : . :3; -A,..1:41Nit7 to be 25 _ . ~ . „ __ . .. “. . ~ ---- , bad more cruel enemies. I , TO CORRESPONDENTS. cessary. Almost all the corps have submitted un. 'of etediaael(Art. 10, of the LEJETRAGT OF •A. PRIIIITE LETTER.] 1 CAliStVit, noon the cfrittnet of the British Government toward s conditinnisily to the. King-even CLAUSEL, Who itas ' July.) . omitlto:KT, Awl' 19.-I can at last ,give you I ' ri; p -AeocEoN Is!orar.tura, shall apear to.morrow. BN •• held out so long at ourdeaux, has issued a Procla- NOTE.-A Scnfitits Consuliu, int certain details as, to ,the matt who has done us ! C%PEL Lover, I!aq. an the save subject, shall also appear to so *Each Mischief. Ilia last 'moments on the French 1 morrow. Tuition in favour of royalty, and enjoining Ms 501... of the Council of State, ..' soil did not answer the expecte:ions of his partisans. M. Al. I). aim the fabricated Letterstrom Plymouth, respeetinz diets to rally round ‘ 4 their King and country," the : lion, that it was necessc Wily were they not all present to be witnesses of I ' se e 'conduct of IIb!sArARTE on hoard the, Retteraphea„ idea latter-of which he, however, consitters atilt its dan. . elected legally to be of the ' Shifts WO were?-they would snout have forgotten him. 1••:, arse hate insertion-to-morrow, if poseahle., ;col-. The command of the army of. the Loire has P ointment which he was to I During his . stay iu the, roads, Bonaparte showed' '- x. , . rnoaseres I eigiviNt.Tpil l Y s ,- p. T o kl e f to ' ' GR . Ai'N li LOTTERY 1 been given to Marshal Macoostaeo, and Davouse . founded upon the principle netting but weakness and hesitation in the CK TO-AiORROW MORN . : has returned to Paris. CLAuset., 'though .he has., once appointed was alm! shit,' he endeavoured to take in order to escape Isis! • lING, IliP,INt: THE lASI' DAY OP BRA W 1,16- issued . his Proclamation of ao mis b • slots has disappear.'; oar - was recognised under the CANT.% ISS Ott tips tE, It PRIZESTHAS WFiftoliliVlEß, s pp . : enemies. To his embarassment and his anxieties l • • BEFORE ENOVI ,1 CO BP.. 1N THU 161H111..1... ANIS) Pd, it is supposed, despairingof the King's clemency. •i which the Senate', which was. joined ass insurmountable somnolency. •I3eth at ONLY 43 ti DAY TO DitA W. I 5e43,003, i 53J,000, thelsle of Aix, where lie remained two days, and. on 2to ietoou, . 2om cal Di LAS ISII GOLD, *c. *e s his name being in the list of proscribed Generols.- ' candidates its own Members. It is solehy of remark, that the responcible French . board the Scale, drowsiness overwhelmed him, even - . . . , „ live Bodies, did not aseetre At. 1 • Malls. • . Dee • Editors are totally silent with regard to the impres during cons erselion. . r 2 . • . liambures The more _ pressing the danger become , the mere his I • . sinn made on the public mind by the King's Decrees ; Pen, •.• 1 that the candidate iv( infleilsion' increased. lie distrusted the, advice ' 0 of a rrest and attainder. The private letters state, quired at the time of election 1 I; ' him for his safety. 'llse plan of departing with 2 . Flanders-4, • t) •.1 - that the have brought TALLEYRANn and Fouctic appointed previous to Ms hat; the frigates was abandoned the moment the English u .... ...... ...•Malta • llottand ica . I 0 ts Conimandant refused to let them pass. lie resolved ' ( i ) 'Jama , ' ' to defend himself of the Is !e of Aix, and manmayred, infamous proscription of then. own associates mast the College of the Depart ' to get a ship's crew there, preparing the batteries in the .e of coon - them with disgrace in • •• their ! elect the Deputin to the Chi PRICE or STOCKS Two DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK, case of attack ; hut by the ackhowledameist even .of guas 1.-tm. Ann. 14 ;ill yes him; his ideas had quire de- 4 per Cent India Bond. 3'l 4 tsynien, b a t FO u c ue arid TALLEtItAND will take' sembie on the 24.c1 of August, energy had totally leer his warmest partinths who were eye-witnesses, his 3 per Creels Red. 5 5 2 1 (who m er i Bills 1 p their care that credit shall not be shaken by the press. who shall be 25 years etas 721 Otuniu ll and who shall base bosh, Consols for A.ei. 570 .. • , They have gaggekl it so con.,,:tetely that though France sorted him. 'aro the acclamations of our stamen, . he. 5 ._ per Cent. Navy S4l 5 .. . replied, that the time was .gone,by ; that he had been - -- - s - , . , - 3 - : appears in the struggle of death, the Least gloomy ! 15th, shall be considertid,t • . , ell ignorant of the devoteduess of his navy ; that . T''' FIE ST ATESMAN - - 1 silence is preserved on every topic that relates to • the Departmental College' these corps should have been clothed, and that lie saw .. ~ , c , the policy of the Govern m e n t , an de state of public ! the choice of half the Dispel • _ -. clearty, that nacres had detested him like.the rest. 1 , -- ' . )„,.,.._ e th • I opinion in the Kingdom. The latter is s a id t o b e .dilates , ought not to be At last, amidst all his vacillations, he felt a desire to! ' . LONDOI Y : freight a Danish vessel, and escape, if possible, the • , • • • • entirely in favour of the not:Reuss ; but how can ' than Cans of other citizens, moxoay, JULY' 31; 1819.. ' this be possible, when those features i n th e res t ore d `25 years takes place at Ow English.cruisers : some considerations i'.ustrated this idea ; another gas next adopted ; two French vessels i . --"moto"-- Government which disgusted the French nation so putt'. were 'purchased, for I -1,000 fr. and hastily equipped. :, BtixAPARTE has neither beets allowed to . set his foot i much before have been made a thew's(' times more i 3. Tn pay at feast 1000 , • Eight naval Officers, dressed as seamen, were to ! .. on B riti sh g rou n d , nor has he yet sailed for the fon frightful, and the name of Louts, •ttatUev er y- one to of the 13th of July.) form his crew ; they were commended bytiCaptain • . reign destination which report has assigned to hi& r whom be has delegated authority, is synoeicnous with Nom-This ability of from the nature of marl Gentle The role ti'cquipage dra wit up at the-Naval Prefecture had heels sent on board. All was ready • 'flie Northumberland, in which it . has been said he insincerity , s:a g v a e ii r l y st , w a h n o d m in t i h ni 4 s .p hm ar ea h l i t: n , 2 -. uselaiiiary, doors, window for departure ; but M. Bertrand and his, wife burst _ltes to he conveyed to Sr. Helena, has not arrived at i BLUCHER, i Iitre been so (uncle i i s • Portsmouth, is stated in several of the Morning Pa- : much incense . 41, ha lt left 3 Parislor 1451 watt-quarters. into tears : they were alarmed at a .voyage so dais- ,The Charter having mas germs, undertakers in a frail bark of twelve tons . pers of this day. She remained in the .Disoss last [peon ;nit r) %a tiTITIt 01 0 1.1CiEk'L.L 4 ,:,'A JULY 28.] . !moires,. •i • visit which / I i P.k Rig, ,Tory 27.-Faith7ol to tile principle. ef tae, tsr e ,every pers. attachedto - this article is 'filloisaparte assembled fi rst a Council, and asked Th e other night. A • . • !lie allisnce formed between tint -rowers.' E urope, and .„ . , • •••• what were the hazards welch he would incur. Members .. of. Administration paid to The Ale nifeur of the 281 Commandant afternoon has tended trel ••• • • , • . • Phillibert declared to him that he could Tower oss naterdey after . uniformly threoted against lbacibur . Who, • usurping letters from all parts of not answer for the success of the voyage, nod all hit .1 .enew the expectation ;hit 7 NAPOLEON, or some off tain Ilse power in F iliki. -111,:d .1, — Bourbons, • tot - - -•-- - --- au__ _,..e pt. Staff were of the same opinion. It was then that he' • =caeca. _ cm- , to. sT-eppeer his l adherentS *ill he 'Sent to that place. But tia ; au: the ' evils' o f. , eo v i, .: h t i s• litiol , ai: mosiii, the decided upon surrendering himself to his enemies: thin ' with • . ' yet known certmnty as to the fate of and terminating his bloody career by an act of mar.' "g i s Prince Regent of England, who 'lms ropitaittly .„dice, On the 15th, at four o'clock in the Mom, these - illustrious prisoners.. In the mean. time the shown himself a n imat e d v iiih• d ie noble desir e er ing, dressed in a (Lagoon uniform, accompanied by Ministerial Journals are showing their . beatanity to potting an end to them, httririg been'into . rmetfthit tuts suite he left the frigate rubbing his hands. lie the fallen Emperor and his faithful ailherents in a , I Napoleon lionaparta has surrendered Limself .to hid hi "-'self superintended On er,barkatioti of his et-' nay that does very little credit to the . country upon , the' forces of his Britannic Majesty, immediate! i rendatits and effects. The wind and the tide were , • ... w oases honour and generosity they have thrown them- caused all • hostility to cease Yl contrary ; it was eight o'clock before lie reached the ' selves. upon lire coaqs One of these oracles of the reigning Power of France. Lord Englitilt vessel moored iii Basque made.. lie was .CAsTEEtte tots has made an otlirill there well received. Assun.ing a firm countenance says, it is intended to allow the Fiench,Emperor to t r tonimbnicalion of these orders, as.% ill he seen by he snich " the fortune of war conducts. me to , the be accompanied to St. Helena by only one servnnt,nitd l:I nitetfollowing Note to Prince Talleyrand:— • power.of my most hitter enemy, tut I depend upon that when this destinntiots .was comosenicated - so .- t : NOTE • their honour." 'l'neti he made enquiries concerning r s,nuntess lkwrt:AND lw a Lieutenant of the &Peri. The endersigised Principal Frecietnry of Stn'e fhr the strength of the vetkiel, and examined ail the guns h i , n, she t.hod.tem.„l„l replied , ,i. t h at i s i a Nnjesty For i eign Affairs his received from the Prince Regent as on a day pf reviPw• It was 'he" th a t weleft him . •-• • • • ' • F innil "' of •Engialid a fenoomnd to inform Prktc i Tot e . . i tnet.mperor wool(' %goner ci!)se the sceue in ,m g . 3 tato!, 9 to retort' to tint Isle a Aix. I can a'ssure you of the troth of these details ;• llt is asserted, that Ste py.:irty.B . pripll . . . • . • „:._. t j o d er Secre - ' f or his c.,mmitnication to lit Christian Majesty, th at . do nut go upon repot t --I tell what I saw. • ' ttfrY of Slate Ittalie #let Ihrattspitit i . accampilltid !arletll *tett ape the rectdicir th e ' news in r,ti g laild ) ..1 API •, f.c. , t •• - i _.41111111L • PARIS, Attic 23.—Testerday gouleme entered Paris try , She tit-rived at three o'ciocl A Congress is arranged , the Temple, others at t tic It k helieved'and i oped, tenor I is immediately to tern f biA army. Alar , llll Macdonald immediately set out to al army of the Loire, the arrived at Peri . There is a great difaral residence of the Arch-Del understood she i- gone There are three ci•ie;•bea) • e~-.~ . • . - - - '..~.. ~-JM. W~ - _. ' 41 4.. • • ~ ~ .---- , v 1 i : , . • , . i i '_, t" il, $ I ' 1 t \ 1 4 4 , ~ • t i 1 i 4,, I V .1 • 1 I ) :1 1 't . , .... „,, 1.• rte had surrendered kerl (Britain, had caused h05t:1:,.., • DID Frame.. s • i en lmunicates to Prince Toilet. it pleasure, the copy of • a ° n f : l l bject, Stith the assurances ,! leration. • Par ,nei) c 311.EftEstGn. • WATCH FROM LORD IILTIIDR,. bet( UMISSIONEIIS OF TUE A 1,41. eel' War Depn.toneot, July 2! lan; informed io-day that N d ; self iurreittlered to the lion. C a ., of 3 jest)'s ship the Bellerophon, L t Prince Regent seizes the op. tire the ports of France from Ile The ate of war, as much as it is man •and olijeCt of the alliJitre join , tbility of peace, and the trio. s ordered me to make knowi t hat y our Lordships shall gird es immediately to cease on the to ti that vessels sailing under the , they .ely. a ai honour, &c. The igned) Bit THURST. Mail ommunication is, that France A situated as they nem before and the subjects of the two 1 , the blessings of the state of. off I mending which . reigns betteere COUI 64 [h.' King appoints some ma. Fieli 'eta arrondissements. dials , • . of as )F TtlE DlTF.riloa. *en trisverevioNs TO THE HE. Staff LECTuRAL COL9IIRII TO TRt resit take 1 OF ELIGIBILITY. Coln its of a French cittten.,(Act the 15.) the s Constitutions required that Rhir holders in the departments; • jfith t modifies this disposition, by milli ne half of the Deputies shall fri.o t those who are householders kind which, of course, leaves the lan on of the kingdom. east BROWDER& • Mb !r (or the inscription upon a pertinent its which the election f • per has or has not there his ?lei no longer required but for I iall s, either as candidates or de wr - 25 years of age on the day Me if the Decree of the 13th of co e tied Cons:ilium, with the opinion ght te, had made this determins. Ind essary for a candidate to be the age prescribed for the ale.hildi sto fulfil. This decision was iple that a candidate who was 'dot ways eligible. This principle the fernier Constitutions, hi •.fir e pi :is nominated froin the list of id I fibers and those of the Legkla- iseemble, for the purpose of is : it might, of course, hap. Per e who waa not of the age re- electiom might be definitively le is having attained ft. ' led , this ditfiCulty will not exist: a partment, which • dole will eChamber, having'only to as- Thi egust, it is clear that a citizen dia 4 age on the 21st of Angus', 4. °f ma elected a candidate on the Lir 'ld , as dolt elected. Besides, The lige being 'restricted only to ye 1 Irpeti..s upon the list of can- tats be less feenurably thinned al tee ens, who being of the spa er the time of being elected de- it I at )9) franci in lazes, (Decree ese of paying .1000 francs aris* vet ributions, whether personal, i I. )ws, and patents. 2 made no exclusion fur public ion who fulfils the dondilioas s eligible. - 4 211th is completely filled ta:th ee if France in honour of the tPr 'esterday the Duchess d'Au- ' qc by the barrier of St. Deiti— Ugl ock at the Thoilleries. are ed. Some say it will si, z: . h e ee Luzemhurgh. P 1 led, that Prince Blucher dill ti to proceed to the head-q al • r t , et (Duke of Tarsrritum) gill assume th- command of tie Pi lice of Eckmuhl hating tl tang g ria Louisa. lst . ofh s ePre i:. rn : of Nla di. to ti e waters of Baden. — taring that tame s one in S M 1, ■ •