The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-05 00:00:00

aks. ■ 2 ..~ ~, t A s_: , FRESCH PAPEKS. MADnMn, Ana. 18.—Letters from Gallicia men. Con the departure of several detachments of French prisoners of war, who are returning to their own country. They have been well treated in that province. lu that corner of Spain, it may be truly said the war with France is entirely finished. A it in '.n.rreAon alone that the proclamation of M. Palafox :published at the commencement of ,this month. We do not believe that. the Captain. General of Catalonia professes the same sentiments, or will adopt .the same measures. 'The agitation which subsists in the Minds of the people of that province arises from other causes Unconnected with . •. France. • . The Prince of Castel Franco, fornierly Colonel of the Walloon Guards, who, after having assisted` at ' the. Junta at Bayonne, entered .he service of Joseph, has beewrestored to his [outwits and dignities.' ills Highness found no difficulty inputting along peritid of faithful and honourable services in the barancei against a moment of hesitation, ander cireumitaneui the most trying in which a • subject could ~be placed This new proof of generosity on the part of his Ma..., jesty, who has vc-stored to his good graces the old Colonel of the Walloon Goattic, a body so faithful. to the Bourbons since the time of Philip V. affords 'us the hope, that the same indulgence will be ex tended to other victims of the Revolution. It is reported that a modification will be made in the Decree of the 30th of May, on the application of a Great Sovereign, whose example, on his retort to his States is worthy of imitation, both for the honour of the throne and true philosophy. AvosucaGtt, AUG. 24.—The English who travel on the Continent are astonished at the perfection of the cotton manufactures of France Switzerland, and Saxony ; and, above all, at the cloths and kersey metes of French manufacture. NAPLES, Auo. B.—We read in our official Jou-, sal of this day the followiog article : . " In the beginning of the month of July the fa. mous Prince.Moliterno arrived at Rome, as a tra veller. Not•having been able to (Mails a passport for Navlei, ,resettled at Rome,• to be at hand to In meut intrigues in.tlita kingdom. Thia is the object. of. thit honourable secret • mission confided 'to lone, He hew commenced with assisting at some secret meetings, of .which he has declared himself the pro tector. lie has attracted to him a few restless spi, -sits, who have. op thiug: to tow; who can,live Only in disorder, .and laboilr• to excite it. Such are the chiefs and the agents .of a ridiculous conspiracy., principally directed against - the :34erche and ; the Ahruzzos. - Moliterno. has beeu..lagish in his pro gni.ies of civil and military etnployments, .to seduce i Notary, a few Priests, some Chiefs of Brigands, who are tho life and strength of his army.. lie has ad . ministered the oath of fittelity to them on the Evan -oists., He expects from.,Sicily..erros, ammunition, eaneon, &c. which are to be landed at Chita :Vecchia. The .study of the Notary is metamorphosed into, a, atanufactory,of proclamations and ~addressee: for, the purpose, if, overwhelming all Jtaly with fire • and blood. Tilis purpose cannot fail, According to Ito- Wei n°, who hea,already at Chiavano a grand depot of ;p muskets, anti ail-other less considnable, . but . which . will ;ono Aeltugmented to:20." . .. . ... , , : Vinou s Ave. 21.?, r .r t Osar Chancery never was in_pte buy. :Couriers daily arrivecrom.the different Tower', with impertant dispatches.„sou which it is secessary to alelibetste. Our Coertis• truly become . the centre of;F.urope,an. 'deliberation: . On the 1741,..0er Minister, mince Metternich, went to l.nbereck, in Upper Austria, where the Ern peter it present is, to communicate.sacinus, overtures, .which have been made to oar .Cabinet, Aqd on which -,ichns.been invited 10 pronounce without.deiay, and ;previous to the Congress. Great secrecy is affected;, but circumstances which transpire, prove that the "Oat Powers are by no means perfectly agreed as to essential Points. Tliedivisioo of •Gsirmioy, the dis tribution of the : t‘e,Grest * Fiete,* :new Constiitaiou ~ _....._... . 1 'present many diffic u lties. . It would appear, .that our Court . doeii`ricit,.. xieie, *Naltlitiut Sh i nn The piojectf:Of iiggratidisement mash-: 'ested...by Prussia, and her . preponderance in the .North of Germany.: the independence' of Sayan, ~,... the ,, _,, th _ , _•:__ .I s reglii i eid ' a s eseetitiat to security et Fseeemn.; 'and Prkfce qtritiy,' brother a the Ki9e,. brother li-lit 4 . 61 the tropercir, aria The his direct ' ClUimi to the Saxon Crown,-woold be, very isiiii4); • tit Ming': his rightsfrnstrated. ',_ lie is now isfre to ifefeirgis ititerestst Oki& are obviously (hose of our Court. It is also. feared thai Prosiia wilt ioaist — on obtiin ling Menta l and severellistlicts ins the left bank of the Rhine, which would reader her a very formida ble Power. ". 'We were igain4 her being annihilated "b) , France but We cannot iwits to See her Worn . e formidable. On the Other isaiid, the f'Peasiana: re proach us iiith not abandoninyour Conquests, with' retaining part of . pily lad Piedmont, and always', seeking to gain new territory. .. . .. . Nothing IS said :cif RuSilia s nor * of ' France ; but' these Power s cannot , remain indifferent to 'the new arraeements.. ...Engtanci, as a Continental' Power,', will I lsosake i very, active part - ;Here there ire; msteriatee7OuiVar long discusstoirsT bit apps: rentiy the'Cengress will not open till the bases are laid, and tiente mu tual understanding i ‘ s . crie to. • A plan for (lie improvement of our fiitances is at preiorit concerting, in fiery great secreo; The 'oh - - pet is understood to be, to dimish the manof paper money, and thus give greater value to whetwhe t alhsfl're.' Main In circulation, but thus caunot be i ie Main wiiiiodt 'specie; and it . issaid to be in agitation t ray church plate to tge mint. Oar exchange, witielt Ntd sud denly' improied, mein begins to fall back ; firi 240 . !Chas 'wok to 230. ' Veer new regiments of Cavalry : . are about io . ,,be ' tented. i . , left" Gratz, Baccloc.hi, Honaparta'a sister, 'has left" Gratz, in Styria, for Trleste,'whiVaihe will embark for Naples; Jetome aCcOmpaiyout .ber. as far as Trieste, and wilt-titian to' the estate which he has purchased neat'aretz. ..„,. , . Accounts from the . L ev ant, mention, that thip ra sages of the plague had greatly declined at Smyrna i !At unhappily .learn,, that symptoms of 11 have ap peared in Sertii and :Bosnia. I34:r.onwe,•Atio. 20.—The extreme abunclußFe o f our ifirkoltiiral prmtece l the Immense relources which remain to us from preceding years, asid'thosi w bids Providence has this year bestowed - by an ex- THE STA'rEsmA.N rut efforts we hitd - nothing L of the encient pies France had memory was che- _timely, the . _ affection for an 28th of July, permitted this, esport, under alt .the .W 204 family. was the..tateiary p light.which direete. precautions which prudence could. inspire. . How- ate efforts, which united all Wishes, and conducted ever, the execution of this salutary measure gu as. to•port .itrhesi :We were 6n• the point of ship occasion, in this town, to a slight movement of op., yrreets..... ,' • ; -, ..„;;;-, -,,.. . -, .- •-• .... • ...,. .. position, which can only be: attributed to . cotiptie • - 66 The ' Magitstrites -nnaninhuslyvange themselves ignorance of the actual state of things , and to 'the around that Throne, destined to be filled by wisdom,. ' recollection of the pernicious effects whiehreitpiit l 'led to be surrounded by the Grates .and Virtues. —. tation produced in a' preceding year under, au ,fiti One general sent' meat animates all these faithfert sub; ministration, which, in regard to its 50'4 4 ' hadno , , , 'Jests, yet filled4l . th 'the - remembrance of Henry lir. thing in common with that which now tb .4:-recte es. lintiSt : Loais..-. l lllti . isttleeermy, strong in its fora- The municipal authority conducted itself weakly en:" fukie,'victorious and ietpeeted amid the reverses of this occasion; the troops, on tia . . contrary, dkplsiyod thir'State.• rallied around 'standards, •overshadowed that firn, countenance, that punctual' obedience us. 'ITO .etvici* . isf hiu;•ellCand whoie Maio ' is honour: . the Orders of their Chiefs,. -strilieb : citartcterize crud it; there otfers'oy. its love,sits fidelity,. and splendid .soldiers. ... ..., .. .. 4 .1 . it:claws. , Rival pattonsseena to.tmmolite their N 0. ,: The Duke de Berri, on - th ri ving here; caused an jimieok the ; Ca t ered time of the Reurbone ; 'F r ance account to he given him of what had . happet,o4aittl ; tier moment shakelibif - hetlettett•sand resumes her thought proper to give an useful example; 'of the re; Aiglit,realle*ev.,... . , r t ,,. •.• • . . ; spect due to the laws, and of the fi r mness which -,...•*.P.`: or this regeberation,Aite, we are indebted to. Magistratei should display in their ezecution,•.. by loer - lisliett - ftintily'"; and'AhtrlviStliem wh i lst! . pidia• depriving the Mayor of his fu n ction s .- ;;Siece-Viat. Isidkrionstalids rapidly 6:m0164/Ohio gieit.work :. moment, the execution of the .*Ordinillice. - hag net tite , •Weice;;, of"gratitude .risei from all Ades, • and' /Offered the least impediment. '. ' -?'" .... - •*- 4 „.;;, • rklitilell Ai - Aire if . the people for' *Louis - le . ••• ... •• , • , .. . Pan's, Auc:.30. 7 -The King having condescesiplata ' 'Ake,- to.accapt the invite:llOn OP' ills Intinicipilitl:o Iwo,. , :: 4 ! - Ti! have bnittel- thete;aniversal•tettiluptiltiii• /to an enterteinment prepared at the tote[ Ale yillet,',„ ; . .ir;es, you have - edded to iiiiinly.yont,PiesinAsts . iet Mit yesterday at fi to o'Clocti.', from the - pahtie'o4 ' F itt that - kindness which • has 'been .at •ati.itimes.thi: the 'llittillerilik• • The Kim .04- :ita Ai. caiiiage, Oir t d4e tibaracteristic of, your, - rat r e:"...:All . ,tieaets . . Monsieur ,' Madame the Daeheit , ..of', Atigonleme,,At.. LPAnded. atthe. sight o f a.Princese v she iffoultig modet,- , the Duke t tPAngbereme,. and" 414....the - Dike de Berri: ; of virtues, I hilkijetittear• tried - lonroand whom. The_ carriages. preceding. those of his Majesty were its eternal justice could - east filEitt. ryngth 1n: restore occupied by the Officers el the Bo.estikeld . of. the to. happiness. .. !...-.. •••••,;--..--,•......, •,. -- , . ~..:', ~ ~Princes, and those of the King.'.',, . '.- ; ,s, - - 7 . -- 7 " Accept,..Sire, gulp eentimeetk henceforiara •. T I'd he arechal de Camp' Baron Greptifer).4ol... i !viiiiterable ;. they are eeatleitid i witip3Wiski . iyiliCtioi m t a.nding the department .of the Seine and the bit? of ; itthe past end hOparof the.futers.;;•• On. this festival, Parit,• at the head of part of his t aff;oti hOrsgbeAs.;* . 11 . 4 affectipg thatirsileU of gone' illystiionteneesliikt, , opened the procession ;. after him came a squadron tome; like a father; ationgst his aliildien, 'enj4 -tile o f. the King's Hussars, - commanded Count . happiness which , . i .o..itinfe r ,..and-liee,,tnmspotts, - . *Oudinot, headed by th e trtimpeterrand. the bitur.ot, \ ,Tery ,here p xoitel 1# • 7 -6.l 9 . :4PP 6 itine.; ttlity ; hasure ,0,9 .regiment , and fidrOwedby - i,siitiedebe if "the . re: • ' ,l • .. yela that the Fresh are itill the seine- Wild. people 1 giment of the King's Chaueers, cominah . ded by their, - *ho Placed their pour in theii devotion,, tlnd iheir :Colonel the Count de St. Chamois... A detachment iicarity ii - thetrievi for their 101041" ~,4 . ...'"-,.. ::, 1 -- 1 •of .the Horse National Guard . of Peris.*Preceki the : ! : This address was followed by shouts ,011:**, `detechments of Life Guards , who surrounded his ROO* lqiite la Famille Royale I. Ilia StleitylW 4 o4'! Majesty's.arriage. •. , - '. ' • ''...,*.: I. in these. wnrdai•-•.;- = . , . .• •: !-• . -:, - After the cerriages of the Court, came theAttre.:4 : . :0 lam as' much affected by . thesentliffe*- . . • char de Lamp Count de Thiard on hitirsttathi wllls 04ress, es by theae testi4ed . for : aiii, - ..Tuir,' " iv'. 'par , t. 01) the•Sieff of, the garrison. 'of •:1 5 iiiia, ..( . 410ed w hen passing my-liond city..of..Phils, ...I had by e t squadron of the Ring's 'regiment o f dregepoi r et Ihi'strongist desire- to be. Iti the mithOtif . my great the lies,d,of Which Wes Colonel Repent, ' A -- equildron i fatuity; but 1 Was ißigedia. wail tar ICo'Uld. Ile clar et the King's. reffiment of eviressieurs, ,c,espaiiietissa: ,ependedby these (pointinginthe--sioddignffted.and by' 01. Chrlstopbe, closed the procession. • ..? lOsprfsooe itanner-I 9 .iftc i s 'rlii#:e4lia, snrivundjg ... .. The 'regiment..of infantry in garrison` at *Ag t .% •;(tfes); they...formed-Mk cep solittott an my ad itersity, `Details,. and While, together.with.the SWl4oleilltitid+oind' they woke constitute -my happiness. They beve l by their, Colonels , and 'their whole bands lined- ilW r inoved :hi 7jrier ‘ thit they.iitarid all int p kntostiontl#l way from the Theilleries to the Rue delliartreis.--4 . i . youe.. happinesa; ki , d-mey thou.:hereafter eite-veefee r Detachnieute .. of • infantry,- cavalry , *tut gin a' or: . -bi.,pescOlna. I tab tiers. that' they, will ittlifrit Ally . i. merle, had been: bstatd,in tit the different quarters lei:stir - dente towaiAlefitit.i: ~ 4 ~... :::. ...:'.. 7 ,. : .*.` .M(1 capital to keep good order.. . .I: . .:4,..-t : "NO tooth' , bed , the • FtAst:pretstriiit44 • the.. con . • The.proceesionnseved .atortgthe.'quity.a;to tha plitei,laetirsiglibrdt*ithtif toile if sethoOnit 4600taibitity 4 of. the Hotel: sisi..Vid e le...' The ' - ; 144t0i Mgt lined thirMitoil heileaileccriPtitte; teltedifieliectstaillotie•lie way had great diffitWity: ter hit bsik the crowd,. • • ewed with still gieater vehemenee;•Asid . rerievet l eager • re' heintri iligli Monarch irid the Members 0 Urfa iinv ad) oining *•, 41441140, W,l4t tatllo4oepaj t o„et . et, the Royal . e e l t* ...- Fr ::the Thuitteries tn. , tbn'llliti: MakistY was Scv ardelitir"Pletect..:••• , i , ".` ' -1- •••••• Hotel de Ville, 10111. Waslu.semanner Abut oelifisi.. , ..._.:ThereefeCA thin heti 'Hilitonotir of lerellentiot to' 'cessant i hsini. PA 014,k Ridl ..fliftette* I,!osirtflpv.tt• - Pit f.i 4i ha ;41ffe reel t". Fin4lo;4oes : - af :1 hit rtepakt;, 1 The whole line along itridebthe paCiatAi*ltid 4-4;.*ili:det oft the Seine, • :whose. homage he received with covered with 2grivpl•Corit oflkie•tioiseg':ian :the ' eitreiniqinideicentiots ; .91)00040 the Prefect canto (plays were',7iaskarlieti .:seittio,itittsiaasik:s i . :•pirOptivtaa, lolnform‘hia Maiist, ihat dinner was On .the.table,.. . iii i ( i ii rge ni o urombiegics ; . The . lor lrideoiao "aiii e , 004 ~:. 1 1714 Ring;Vreceded by the company; who had ate' 'with Spectiteii, wit. gourd 66: raypiii them Ciitswded'; iendeirkliti s. ;olafgred the banqueting room f his Islo. l the streets in their acclaina(line,A*4ol9 §'.iit' . 4 i 40# , 70*, Il iad that of the PtinCeSt was V kid)C4ssivelir ; ,46, of The i n iiiiiiii it O h f rAtoto at , yini -, 740,11 tan , struck liiikthe Magnificence of thirdecOliideat: 9(44 feldifferent -insure; 'some -ler the v7hOle ~gblertalle...lll44. which is in a eery fine style of architeetareienif Merit, - others for the:ball - et - 4y. Beforefeareitlok j..adistatealtitti - eittutsite taste. - The priiitipat'Order• the different halls were occupied by the persona iii:‘ Wilie:."initistsittited by the arms • of the -chile:Atha .of: tilted, to •whom• they had been allotted. ,Thit - iiiist:*Falltleer • under the • King's canopy, nateraV titiei,: , perfect :Order. , and , eltdarity..restilted • from this ifs-. . grouped with, skill;.aPd repeated, in pier . glassiMir-• 'rangement ; his Majeity'S 4.lfe . Ottaras .'4Otrthe ' plated the mast :brilliatist. freshness. .The King, , ed. Cekt-.s'svisss took the posts' assigned to thstaiij:•lite Srancing towards thelleovet, seemed *-to , nettee •••Witit: • tintioltaf.,(7,,Jord neje - Pied the:eon'cert; ! .ruMgAtild' Abe :pleasure, in the iniddic *Or the Ceilliti;74 - ;3141144„, ttell , riarsesv,e, . welt• as the stpiscuig briiNiott . pii4 T eistitting the supper of IleavilVt• .. •. • ... . .....; .: Killk descebtitd. •. ' • ' ..-- .1- • . ... - -- • . ....Vi . -....,., ),.. i,:.-The Xing seated hitiselNtlth'ildllfkalePlt 0 1.116 'The King siritnid at: the I,letiit i dtelriilk:br . tbe. 'itightt, and adame the Ducked of:Anosiiinbe onc hin Rue.do Marin& Int titanattassok:mrislin..'l4.44sghkika• lift ; then 'again on the Tight,:-tire fliski• i dUs!kairoas* Teilmlila t.sZr‘agellt... WM 00-Sriid lit Onott Matson, 'lime, and on the left` the Duke df'Beryt: . :".,•- ; ':• ; •.: t Governor of the First Military . Ifrirsikni; and .flitrint.,* 'The .King had appointed 36 baits -te higitiikiswitsi, de Chabrol i •Tvefeeessf lbw. . t. of the-Seine, noir , of sitting , at his table; .cee - theidvitetledo4 settle head of. the Municipisi y; which was Fe l Majesty they leektheir places,WitheeS•ditilliWir tented - to him by. ,t,hi .4041:$ 1 4;sher 4 thatiiinnai. iroak;,, • The names of the ladies . whie ClitainedAhtt boa , . , ... ~ .. .. , ides of France.. - :,,,, ,4-.' ~ ~ • , . .. !" 4 ,, t - iffr. *Vivi "thy Duchesses of Fleury,- Dorn de Sad • Twelve ladies, tieleeted one from eath 'bt-tit'e'lera' . 'iiiit; Malik,' is *Yang.' °yen Rohan,, Montbazoo, roudissement of Paris, mad from the families ef tie - - , .y, Moo/thy; Itohan, Harcourt; Marechale Su,.- Members - of the Municipal. Bodii wireibise, pin; abet, DeOtesa:ifAllinferit• MareettalfoAdinot, De gesst4. • These ladies, uniform d ressed, apt attp. chess et :leiggle • ike * -"Prisiceises,' o f R egu rie m o n 'i, I rated with - ,searfi, apriuklsti with gdd lilies, *We' . hulah,' . .Soire,. iregemaic and - Laval; thh Ma rchi o• ! Charged to attend. Madame. ... •.` •.. ... •- • ' : .neasea: of Avarey,,Zoify,elin*Breze .la • Roche.Jac... The King, accompanietrby . the -- Royal Family, quelita c and Tosirael; the Countess Of nieces ' 'Eseare, passed through the hell of his guards , and enter 'D achas , Narbonne;•Nansotify, Batirnonville,Nhison,- that of reception, preceded by the chief o.ffieers it :the Viscountess of Narbonne; the Baroness de Moat.. his hoOsehold and. of the Mutilcipal Body, *WO iriditteroi - . nd Mesdames de Choisy and . Ferand. :, .; fj . ' shouts of. Five Zr R o i! which issued from all queii. '' The:l l , l refitt; assisted by the SlrcreteryMetierat o ' tors. Oiling object which struck hit Majesty was . lie Prefeetere, lied lionraus •of waiting upon the 1 the pnrtrait`iii Henri IV-. placed abeie the *until- King. Madame was waited upon by - Mittens do . . .• t- • the King stopped and remarked to the Prefect ofilie. .Chabrel: . ,:: , ' .•.. •.:' • ..,s, ttelne:,,--..ret'-‘: :• - : _ , ~. . . . •„. . .' " * -4 . ' 1-ihallibe very happy if.my subjects ilia :think :that he was satisfied the p i repaitatiens inadeefer *boil. have taken ,for my Mode!• the gdod King whose Isis reception, . with ' the heaCty .of the hati;thrila. portrait is here delinested,“ ; .. • • ~, • . _ , - •! once of the furniture, and the banquet. •• --- i- • • ' These impressive wordi, heart Withttmetion,* and ' '• 'A table of 70 . coVe was laid in an adjoining hall' ' quicisly . circulatet4 redoubled WOW present. the en.. f rs or the Grand Officers of the King and Prsieces; the ihusiasm which hart burst forth et BM Moment • of the rblinisters, and the Diplomatic Body', all the Membecj King's appearance.' . •.' • - lOtiehich Were invited. '.'. ' ' '-' ' , •;: I - .*Majesty - big ' 'Die King took ' coffee . is en apartment contiguour His hisin*plOcetr himself upon , _„ throne, the Pri It his House, the Prefect to thejnioqueti _ I tit_ le' '176`61 a bililiant . circle . waq'thdt surrounded•by ..nces of advinCed htskd of the Municipal fully, and.w toliiitehtg addreas ' • • " -44 Stwe l - 2 LWhitit delkious sight foettenChll6l . 4 is thitt 'which preients, io tiii.rosts4.4a Isopnlatti4A. intoxicated- With. ioie° ijittiohyllt of thittlingust family to which France owes ea much glory tnd prosperity; • to which it, owes, tit (hlB memorable epoch of the Monarchy, ,its welfare , 111 . ' d :tAenerittion.. k,What an ezamplo for ptetoitioni 'ivy* tOlght'yet lie tern ptill to give way to the : Spirit cdsytteas end to the seduetioWs of a follicimis glory I A MOMlllit Ing•!V - twined, consisting o( 144 Ladies, selected howl, I OA twelve Municipal Arrondissements, and distill siished• for elegance and • heanty. The King- per/ anted the baroness tie Chahrol, at the head of 1* ';' . ..tedies, who had received Madame the Duchess d'An-, *ulense, to 44dres's their 'rdspeetr.4 bOnia,ge to. Omit ;*Princess in . a. speech, answered in ilia ;kindest manner. • Aftectite,esecutlon.ot canes by 4 , ,ibipct:Thifti P bir of the pupils -of the-Conseitatertc Madame Chebroli • and six the l Lallikii:(*P . M, 0,11051.111 with allegorical dowers, heisting thenacdeve ihe celleut Narvest,liad co usefi tin want to be generally felt sufficed to aver4ro .what. such vs and expressed in France Alt an arrangement whioit,in . eractrdl wisesOeiniiethee 4 4 01 en: r institutions . . , Of graiti.by yfOrte m tiers of the kin but 41 riOollpction,—thar Pub* and rive it!tetllst 4 boa prittperitli o sitirrabd whose.desti culture and or aornmercit, uallY required this.-- 1 sba . But ' its beloved mf Accordingly, 11w Ordinance of the King, dated the rished in every heart, and the old J .t.- • - Queens who have shed a lustre on lorisltis epochs of our history, i laid it at the feet of Madame. The y this touching scene, and by the homage. ' After a moment's rest, the King go into the concert-room, which hi acclamations. As headvanced tow , pared for him, his Majesty went matic Body, and conversed for a short 'tlititsl-; . I)**-11;teatitti,b0iclt . ... of his family, and the . concert cam ;royel-ennservatory of music execut words by M. Millevoie, and the music which producetka grand,ealt i ct. ... After'dte cOncertalie :Mix; went where darking thiti commenced. :... ltirMajesty retired with the.same cei taken place ,on his recepg9p . .; obser :fed, 44 Never was I presental an; Mtgaislte, - aild it hove atilt, Impressive I shall reckon' this day, 'riTi . whlch t ' .manyiestimouies of affection, 'among my life:" After the King's departure the dat efld'aV itididght o supper of si thouso served sil l . wait repesitedttilt - eh the had partaken .ni it. The ball then ' I *eat sprit,: and , ryas kept up.tili da, Among the many persons of (11l milOed it th e ball,. A f te r the depart , Family; .witi- the Duke of Went - 'tivtit noticed. r ' ' .....-- • . CHAMBER OF. Ditru:, 1 Iwthe-Sitting of August 31,..aud •-•iaftl,.. 4. lliseussing 'the project of law .spealStif the Abbe tie Moutesquinu presented the ,project of the tali , Chatither of Peers, relative to nit._ Chietfertitires of this law are,thareitberlau 7 --- k,' 4iit: .All the inhabitants • of the .Depertmeats which id...bein united • to-France sinoe t.79+; and- Which i s - econseqstence, settled on the present French territrrv, aci have remained there undisturbed for a period . of E.4CI yqrs, and since • the age of RI, shall besonsi. .., deredqut having,Made the declaration required by Ar. I ticAl 111. of the laetiof the ltd Frirnaire, year VIII. preititiii . they declite l .within three moral's, their Inteution.to remain in niece, when they irilkobtaia letters Of naturalijatiop. t - Otily', Those wild**, not yet resided in France, merooquire the r ight , :of French citizens, from th e ,div- of thelPribgttittei'vresided they make the about r alciallt ri 0 s 9 'fi r th la si tbe.lathe period. . . &Ili. As triArdiVideals,born and still residing in . the 'Deptrittrthitir;- Which; after having formed part of France, were divAerl ' '•from it by the last. Treaty, • .they may hp - alloskekto settle 'in the kingdore,sind enjoy civil 'zight‘,..bilettiat'thote of Peach *citi,etts,": until` they boy- made the 4eAttlitiett i lkoit4kii,4: Julfilled thspeOditiO4,pilftwihrt4 kr sllo4 ll * 4 lot tyre lin i . ' A . 1.. . .(2tri Fr e re i year ..., , : .. • ~ 1.. The - . * l hottiberr ..7 eeknotsletfireil • •t,lisi :ref eipt' of thie 4-project 9f boi l ' and 06ired. it , to be ! Ijseuesesi its. the 13,urenotto. - 7 *- :- -.......-:, ..);,'::::". " - ~, ',. ..7 A : r . The debate on the-BOtitet was thew ` rioeliesi,-, 04: , after 'some 01i01444*a . fromi , lNtaffl . i•neitilsiel, 'lilt' l th ix; 'Bpi:chiral, awl Jaltiliert;..the ,411ttiatei of l& lianbas ' isCendeci th,e- - fritailsw ita7coMmenced 4. i' !Vetch, Aihith he iisteekegta,r,r ,11kli V i allef/" fires' e IsiitotOifeet.tito ierhi oft' he t , . itg to rtcp , soave i tio Imasorrow's . ll 0. i' o . l :-.."'!• . • . • Illai141'..)11 3 ( 4 : 'rett• ''i i 1 4ki" " , a r ."..I,olk .............:.•4•.4..... f • ..., .. •••••• .... . "1 . .." '";.....f.;'. allailli...:: *- 2- . • :1 . 4 ' 0 . - 1 • • .. : 11: ,4.6 ify!. i • ••••• .. . •• 4 1 .11 fee I 4 4,40 ...li; . e:#.lf . #ll 4 . Twig 4 1 141 1 ## •••#•• • • :• • • •••••••• . 11 ' '. 4 rik * il I ' d 4 0 1 0 .14 -t t; A Zr ' 15. .•'• ••• I ' . ... . " . . 'ti**l.4l4oo.ia e t !AI AT Otiii?Of01.0411, .1 1 4 1 047 • . • -4r.tAnn. ` • re,414.. Rai, Off - 1 ` Bowls 1t13.0 X' I.4liMins. (15ii Uchequer l3aUopat al t • 6.Ar Wi t ,. ,y 9 . 511, CA:nrls for Ace. §, .1,15, I Ward STA DES ivi,AN . 4 . ..... 4.4.4 r 1.0 N N : IN STOAT stnipißlC 1114. d .. , • . . .. ~. , _ ...: • ,:4mong the atateMentsiititTypizio,trs 44se . :ia pleottq. -, i:1044 foinithed by thit - FoTehro.Paiiaia're!tai!e t. 1W .. , 1 -14te Air i 4,416 hf - C**l - i l iikfl ihu feelings and riews i 'ofihe-diffefettiritstliteeilitt : *POweri4. - is lad.,' Asertion caliiir ! Alt) itritioist4y••iiitC . Ofb -.l:r Vienna, which, if -- .#O4 '.;ivii aisittOt:iiik.regarktti,latiparthat, stating, 110041ifertsttees hilits-*Silyi Aittweett 'Anal ola'ird.. Ic o li,ti.•• The iiicessfed•brrovi4rlin the North .h . .... ,ttlfstly . llsaid • to tigo.::ocasi•oett: P 04 0 10 4 11,.. lrsoyitt• - 4,t•• ._ the 'bou'rt - 44; - Vieniet' . .The.Partl!ic 4 of $a it seems, ,ls thought,. formidable to .tito• • . I • security of Bohemia; ana l it is Aiddet t " tat prlttest' • :At ort/7iniothet-in4x.. - wr: , Ihe7 . Po egir, ..who , ,1!"'s 'direct clainstNitt ihottlixia laiim*iitoo t , lki . toftisitly•Aocre AOTlenthe . its, t itiseit mi . -if:Ws' '''silorre - Atte local tat:emit,* of the•LN•eisn promised ..himAts.., •a ~. jlp.st natural aeppart. - OsiliAinis! of l i pitsia •:41vi::',‘ 1 ,IVlayence, one of the keys.of : GaFmanT, are also con: l'• ',;aiiTeked is aliTasieg; and' it is. acknowledged, that though Aosta& "ivotild not alittw "..tlie Nessiexi Mo- oarchy to • be;Creshed,„ she *ill dot suffer her to he: : . • 'Caine forriadableitif" a Continental Power. Prussia .. is, on the tithdr hand,- . made .to recrinsinate, urging r 'tae inctekse.orthe,A4strhie intioen'ei in - the South .:. sifitWeaTt, Her nt w. territory in Italr f and her inor. - ... • i tc / 4 ~.. ;it.. 4 dilite toli l ett ,Or the fertker ..eatension of . 11 . 1 - -. 5 4 , ,:ii.undariVs'enschltaide. It appears. also by italrA ': 4 9 : tide froth sßsistadttYthist. the fortigcetiOns I:01:iiii- . N; .., .. 11t hioo era tai be. testeted, tied that' the same degret ...,.. ?! uncertainty , anikiiPttiOensiork4werails in that ~.'• (leerier relative tis th,4:l*.fistiatietleemed O . OCes:J4 _:-.!.. • h?, , tr. tr. A , stiq •4no to - cursltlPOliiecer ef-inforrnati 01 t 1# ' . . !NA lett. OA several 'eiYiiiii;*kire beta *milli, - : , titiitbe 44ostrian.Cabioet, .111 !w M h 3 ;l4...it hag been, 1 fir.''' i • i irep,togirtettii•kmttirtliiite insWer; • 'with° ul.orniiial.* • -,. fbt:theesottesr. 4 .' 'V rfooili: Ifietipinton - prO4t. -,j. 'that tie Congress wiii nut be opened, until a cltst 'ln ! k,, ad France, audit and respectfully le King was moved le delicacy of this hwas requested to e did amidst sew g Ards the seat pre. up to the IlplEto alert time witilo4 .yitli. Ibt. Now- Comill'encOd. " The tiled a. cautata i the ,usig by Cherubini , . t to the balls .] 'At halflpst.olll,z, cerefnconiel ;erring to the t. eutertaits.nteeti:46.,t. aye to my heart." I have received at aug the happiest,o/ dancing proceeded, ausund:corera Was he persons invited began agriu-wa ' lay•light.! listinction Whet rd rtureFel the Rop i l lisitimh irkf •• . • as the 1111Aniteta L 4 relative to El . . being intrOthiCellt w adopted by'*the . ' Lt uralization: Tha t ne rot il- .R r:tfaenk 1 9 4. \ ~.i.; ~"