The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-04-12 00:00:00

• • - THE STATtSIVIAN. _ _ _ I ~..... , .:. shall be considered as banished 30 leagues from our . ats CTERY DRAWS NEXT SATURDAY MORNING, tranquillity of Europe." The first question that will be NAVAL INTE I. LIG ENCE. : AT NINE O'CLOCK. TH It EL PRIZES OF £ao, oo o, good city of Paris. I THREE 'IIIOUsAN 0 GUINEAS IN GOLD IMME- asked,after perusing this singular letter of PrinceT Al.- The same is to apply to the Chiefs and Officers of i DINTELY. LEYnAND (" put not your faith in Princes"), this mo- DEAL, APRIL 11 .—Sailed ' lie Dexterous, lenger, and Urgent sloops of oar, the for those who were formed and armed for the purpose of overthrowing the Imperial Government, and to A r l r . Mails. Holland D oe dest proposition to a British Minister to violate the en -0 F lush i ng , and Ihe other • 10 craize o ff II all those who made part of the bands of Chouans. 0 coast. —Came down from the R:ver, th The individuals comprised in the preceding article 0 - Evans, and sailed for Gibraltar ; and I ra shall he compelled, upon a requisition being made t o • 1 France 0 gce—will be, Did Lord CASTLEREAGH yield to the ShipS, BaIIICS 110 t yet km —wit. them, to take the oath required by the laws. In case ' artful persuader, and accede to his proposition ? This Potersetourn, Amur. 11.—Arriv of refusal, they shall be sub ected to the ins ection • PRICE OF STOCKS Tlll Y T E O S DA A oN'CLOCK. ' thil.l L.ti g . Ann. 14 7-161 we have yet to learn; and if Great Britain has thus ship Pickle, from Guernsey.—S j p chant ships to the Eastward ; pa of the high police; and according to the report that S per Cent. Red 560 India Bonds 4 5 p yielded to the wishes of the Booms:as to have Mo rnay be made to us, such other measures with respect 9 percent. cat, 5,0 Exchequer Bills 95 p Pay mourn, APaiL 10.- - ' to them may be taken, as the interest of the state 4 Pr" C,P"t 3 - 73 4 3 I titanium RAT deposed, and to recognize no one but Fennte.lND T! LLO(IgS011, Earn ?.I:nitserra I . 4 per Cent. Navy 88i 91 1 Consols for Acc. 5711 the IVth of Sicily (a BoURUGN) King of Nap c Naples / about six sail of olliers fr may require. A decree of the 4th of April declares, that all ' who may take part with the armed bodies collected ' I I 11 E STATESMAN N . been circulated of the defection of MURAT from the ford. in the Southern departments, trill be prosecuted ac- ilauwicit, APRIL coalition confirmed? After such a decision on the cording to the articles 91, 92, and 93, of the Penal ------- packet, with a Mai' subject of legitimacy, need we be surprised if the . 1 . Code, if within eight days from the date thereof, LONDON: he transports first intelligence we shall receive from Stockholm shall , have this day they do not abandon their proceedings. There is another Decree, of the 6th April, re- 'WEDNESDAY, APRIL I'2, 1815. announce that BERNADOTTE (" the person" who g o- Grounds, ane 'meeting the finances of the country, stating that the —ego— verns Sweden, as TALLEYRAND styles the present :WILFORD amount of casual receipts, which was not incorpn. t h e brig, lam - Brussels Papers to the 10th arrived this forenoon. i King of NAPLES, MURAT) ,— BER N A DOTTE, rated with the Budget, and which in 1814, 1815, The intelligence they furnish is highly important.— I Crown Prince of Sweden, to whom we sacrificed was added to the Civil List, should be thrown into a It is stated from Vienna, under date of the 29th ult., the independence and liberties of Norway, — is also fund, to be called the Extraordinary Fund.—The application of this fund is then specified to be for the that, " The Allied Powers have signed a NEW DE- , ready to start with horror from the coalition of his purpose of indemnifying those individuals in the an- • CLA itATio v, by which THEY atom THE TREATY Iformer Allies, and add all the weight of his increased cient provinces of Lorraiue,Champagne, and Alsace, or Citaumoar, the tenor of wh ic h is, that the y en- . power to France and Naples ? who were sufferers by the war of 1814. Igaged not to treat with NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, or It is acknowle dg ed in this letter that h Austria • The Moniteur contains numerous Addresses from ! any of his family, without, however, inte,fering in different regiments, and Generals commanding mi- I guaranteed to MURAT, that he shall not be attar' the internal urairs of France. "—This " This Declaration litary divisions, expressive of their attachment to the . , on the Austrian side : will she too break her e , Emperor. 1 . it is added, will soon be published officially. ments and " disturb the tranquillity of ELI , Time Princess of Wales left Rome on the 15th of 1 Accomints from Liege of the sth instant, state, that or are her forces which are in motion to March, for Civita Vecchia, whence she will embark' private letters from Germany announce that the Italian frontier ) intended to assist MT' for Leghorn. I Russian Corps d'Armie is in full march towards the invasion rather than oppose him ? T' The Duke of Bedford has arrived at Rome from / 1 - Ithitme. The advanced guard is said to have already Naples. aevaaon is so far covered with dece' VIENNA, Aeon. g6.—The public funds have ! arrived in the neighbourhood of Dresden. ' appearance of only inducing the A' lowered. The enormous expences created by the I The Brussels Pipers of the Bth instant, say, in- .. malty that they will not suppor movement of troops, the putting the landwehr into telligence has been received at Basle that 40,000 attack, that his SICILIAN Mt activity, and the prospect which these proceedings French troops are on their march to Switzerland. . D hold out, are supposed to be the principal cause of TI me German Papers are full of details of the march B OURBON Powers might, w ' the more securely oust h' this depreciation. General Count Wrede has been of troops. Russia and Prussia have put their whole replaced here by Count Rechberg. Nothing is po. Powers who were met sitively known with respect to the departure of the I force in motion. One hundred and twenty thousand entering into suck env Sovereigns. The Archduke Charles is going to Cossacks have broke up "to make a second visit to versel tranquillity, Italy to take the command of the troops in Loin- France." Lord WELLINGTON set off on the morning Naples, and per' hardy. of the Bth for Ghent, as well as Baron FAGEL, the ' and r in blood BRUSSELS, Amt. I.—The Count d'Artois arrived R us si an General Daussats other distinguished , 7 and ' here yesterday. : be the case, • Louis XVIII. has distributed, at Ghent, the Cross persons. rid of an of the Legion of Honour to several Prussian and A Courier passed through Brussels on the same of inder Belga:officers. morning with dispatches from BONAPARTE, going to ' As a It is asserted that a Russian army is to be assem- Stockholm ; he has orders to travel with all possible ' ' Mur bled between Itatishou and Munich. speed. The French funds are improving ; the 5 per Cent. -- esse -- Cr Cousols were on the 7th 68 1-10th francs. We last night received the Paris Papers of Satur- ' , [FROM TILE MONTTEUR, APRIL B.] INTERCEPTED CORRESPONDENCE. day last. Their contents, like every thing bearir' COPY OF A LETTER PROSE THE. DUKE D'ANGOVLEME the character of information from France, are it TO THE KING or cPAtli. . resting, but they announce no event of strikin' SIR, MY Bao rout AND COUSIN,—It is with the : portance. The Loyalists in the South have v' most entire confidence in the high qualities which i entirely, and we see confirmed what we have distinguish your Majesty, and in that nobleness of character which is so well known, as a relation, an suspected, that the accounts which have ally, and having the same interest against the coin- Usher! of the insurrections in favour mon enemy that I addtess myself to you. ' BUNS have been gross exaggerations e " Not hating any communication with the King, f nu acture—a continuation of rhos' my uncle, I am ignorant o bat steps he may have . in a greater degree, tended to r taken with your Majesty ; but as he has charged me , , will the government of the South, and as the situa tion in which we find ourselves is critical, on account ' (of Montelituart), says the r of the defection of almost all the troops, I entreat the plotting, fighting Duct your Majesty, in the name of the King, my uncle, ' between the Duke, her P to direct your forces to enter the kingdom, as auxi. & c.found at Bourdr liaries of the King of France ; and I will give orders rated accounts of in the frontier departments, that they m a y be re ceived as friends and allies. It appears to me de- NAPOLEON, are r sirable that they should march, part on Bout- have seen, with , dean'', part on Thoulouse ; the greater number on It appears alsr this last point, as bPillg the most central. The sen- that the pre timents of the inhabitants of the South are excel strong he lent, and they show much zeal to form hatta them in lions of national guards, but they have need of sup port. I have established, according to the order ot for th' the King, my uncle, a Government at Thouiouse, at Spa the heath of which I have placed Lieutenant-General v. Count Damns, and Baron Vitrolles, Commissary Ex traordittary of the King. 1 should have wished to go there ii' self; but if I had quitted the troops whi , I command, they would have been discouraged, li all would have been disbanded. lam in march Lyons : hitherto there is no force opposed I the capture of this city would he of great ire on opinion, especally if time Allies sir France, as the direction taken by the K to suppose. I shall order the Govern louse to give your Majesty's Minis' formation of all that shall be inte confidence that Providence will , / and will give triumph to our car legitimate Sovereigns, and wi' happiness of the world are r , c The Duchess d'Augou' the steps which she has ' I have no need of recr I should be compelled 11!a great happiness stances, and for' toGod, that sho proofs of ett' last year, e Majesty, from he' ~ °4) It i the ar i 1 f 4 , a t 1 1 1