The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-01-04 00:00:00

( \ t ants, . Sunday rounded by _ Dignitaries, wired the Court of Appeals, when he was thus ad dressed by Baron Segur, its President : " Sias,--We still believed your Majesty at the extremity of Europe, and already you were in the bosom of France. It is a tutelary power, which in a few instants brings you into your happy capital. In your absence a detestable plot was framed; lOW madmen attempted to shake what genius and con-' rage had founded. They saw the august offspring of our Monarch, and yet forgot the fundamental principle of the Monarchy, that the King never dies! Precious adage, consecrated by our predecessors; the natural depositaries of a Constitution which did not require to be written. " Ah, Sire, deign to believe the lively expression of the sentiments which proceed from the bottom of ear hearts. The Imperial authority wiU never have a more firms support than the Magistrates,—than those who upon the tribunal, in the name of the Prince, Mill the first of his duties. • The protection aad continual observation of the laws, are the surest srantees of respect for sovereignty. The use of uslice is to prevent disorder from increasing; and 1 11 orce, from acting erroneously : punishment sus- - pended in pn impartial hand, assures the peaceable citizen, and falls with all its weight upon the bead of the seditious. " Sire,—Our fathers have braved dangers to main tain the hereditary succession to the Crown; their spirit still lives in us. We are ready to sacrifice every thing for your sacred person, for the perpetua tion of your dynasty. Deign to receive this new oath : we will remain faithful to it till death." After this audience, his Majesty received the de. potation . from the Electoral College of the Depart, 'Rent of . 11.onse, when M. Marconi, President, ad- dressed his Majesty as follows : " Stets—The City of Rome and its department have the honour to offer your Majesty the homage of their obedience and fidelity, accompanied by the most sincere wishes for the glory of your reign, and the prosperity of yoar ugpstdynasty. kis fromyou, Sire, that the city of Rome has obtained the high rank of the second city of the Empire. It was to augment its splendour that you gave- the title of the King of Rome to your tenderest affections ; the dearest hope of the Romans, and of all Europe—a title with , which Romuliis was decorated at the price of his va lour, au4 N for that of religion. It is ' 7u for that mans enitted to enjoy and protected - by _ "Here ~.. the Hotel de Ville. . liiemajiaZy looked for the r signakere, and anding it to be . Malet, demanded - to keel* why it wis not Opal by General Hullin, and who waa. thls don. Medit ? The Commandant replied, "-my General is wounded, and Gement Malet is Chid, or else of the Chiefs ef the Gement Staff." I began t• rer,d. I bad got thritugh near the third pert of the ant page of this letter, when the Seijeant of the Prefec. tare ease to inform me, that his Excellency the /Sinister of Polite requested to speak with me. 1' Let Who comae hi," replied I with quickness, and dieeestioost reading the letter. The Sedeant re .opened the door e moment after, announcing his Excellency the Minister of General Police. lan mediately reflecting that the Minister might wish to speak to me in private, instead of slain it before the two offtoers who were present, I flew to t h e door, to receive his Excellency, not in my Cabinet, but in the great Saloon. It was not the Minister, but a person bearing the decorations of the Legion of Honour, and who spoke to me, so far as I aka re collect them, these very words I am not the Minister ; on the contrary, I come to obtain infer mation from you, If the Minister is not at the lintel 4 de Ville?" ' No, Sir, repliCd I ; " he has been there, but unfortunately, I was not there." " Par don met," replied the same person, " I am sent by Madame de Rovigo, who is in much sorrow—ip ! great consternation !" "Alas!" replied I, in my turn, and striking my head, " Alas! Sir, what may bare happened, that should not have beeu." The person retired, and I re-entered my. Cabinet, more fully persuaded than ever of the troth of all that had been told me, and especially of the fact of his Excellency 'having come to the Hotel de Ville, as Madame de Rovigo had sent there to enquire for Here is the place to report the fact, which explains the error of Mr. Viltemsens in consequence of mine, and probably likewise that of the messenger of Ma. lam the Duchess of Rovigo, concerning the arrival of the Minister at the Hotel de Vile. One of the conspirators 110 been there in the carriage, and with the liVery of the Minister. I re-entered my Cabinet, and again took the let ter of which I have spoken above, and read in' it, that the Imperial Government was abolished, and that a Provisional Commission was to assemble at abolition Provi. . o'clock. . • Paris. Oct.lat . The Minster FROC/101'. (A true Copy.) The Minister of General PoNee 9 The Duke fie RO Yll3O. • • CAD_py .ef the beietsegritlest' Seta an the 9:141 October, ess 11. soutier, Ca nowsiter of Ow .100 cohort, befit,. the Chief of the Ist division of the Mlaiiirrof Derieral Pol ce. Oe this present day, the 1 43c1 Oetaber, 181 k, M. Gabriel Soulidr, Commander of the batalle of thetOth cohort, was brought before the Minister of the Ge. nerd Police at Paris, and has been interrogated by the undersigned Chief of. the let division, egreiably to orders received front , his rozeilency the Minister of General Police. Question. Row long havers,. been jerke service? Answer Blocs 1787 s l was lest la the Royal Company of Mem Pale a• Careamesse $ In 179,' Capkge • of Yan hi the 4 th tiatth' lieu of l'Aadret brigaded in the year S into the Ist half bri gade* inSo_ rtmeraied "tote .the 4th rest of the line, • with the vank of user de Rattalien. reformed in the year 9, after having bees a Caplets attached to the Major General ' s Etat at Paris. On the formation of the deportment companies. I received one in the Department tithe Hastens Pyrenees. At the commence ment of the Spanish war was charged with the command of twelve department companies, which were Incorporated with the 7th of the hoe, is which I remained with the rank of t:..ef de Battalion. Returned from Spain, to take the commend of the company of the Department of Uret, I was at learn nomi nated Connaandatitef the 10th cohort. - Q. Did you. not this morning giye orders for your cohort to assemble, causing to be reed to them a pretended Senatus Con ' sultana, and cOmmanded it to make those movements it did tnis morning t—A. At about foot o'clock lids morning three persons came tame, viz, one a General, or calling himself so, being in full uniform, with an Yid de Camp, weurtug the epaulets of a Captaia's rank, and a man from the Commissary of Pol ce, who wore a scarf. The pretended General Immediately said to me, " Tne Saute is assembled, the Emperor died on t...e 7th inst. efore Moscow, and we come to give you information of a Seamus Comity* given this night, with ao Order of tue Day, and a letter addressed to you, concerning the service: win which you are charged under these Orton:stances ( and in which Z:ln will act in concert witlebk, Frochot, Prefect of the Seine. The Commissary of Police then read these three pieces to me; after which the Aid de Camp went to the barracks, and Popla court to look for the .Atbutant Subaltern Officer of the cohort, not being able logo there Myself and not having an' perk* whom I could send. lie refereed with the Adjutant Sabalterti Officer, M. Rebate!. votn - t sent to look for the Adjutant Ma ier Pequerel. who, like myself, lives near the barracks.. When M. Pequerel arrived, I informed aim what those Gentlemen had communicated to me ; he tout the papers, and read thee) as they followed. After which I said to bins, I cannot go oat (I was • then inn fever), go you and assemble the cohort; and you will, in my place, execute the ordeal -given by the General, according to the orders of the Senate. Q. Det.you recognise this order of the day; which show yen ' , commencing with these xerthe+- "In the mime of t he Seaa:e and finishing with " the promised recompense ;" and signed the General of 1)Ivislon, Malec." Wulf thisithe pretended (general stewed Y -- - it is this. I recmoise it as be- ~- Irovero- COmeg. ...at tie,. .__lAlua of Had _ trine; 1 biter, 'it _ ._i_ . -11. ,et IL fi gure' t 1 was tit the dote with N. besot noels's. Q. Did N. Milord tell ese . wwwlCyos to Ito told, that he had received orders tirom IF. -t6 repair to the qua -. telllT—lt.• I watt WM 7211 S hid Ores that order, bet I feast say who Me • ' Q. Dft , Zoo tweesthe that 1-4 its airier to General lhamett' lii - reos/se We Ordem to the - • al . La garde motel who - fp. o di* saws Order i 1 ea lootCoust Frochot who tolOweeliowilst, to ezetasto it, 44,4 t Went &w , Q. N. La Dorde !Wires that you rifted or balloted for arise thee to whey him, tatol is t::: . .r. to give you the order in writing, Mitch hod * rim gate this Isom tng to tilts oINA., Iscrorothe .Poikef—A. I wished to temporise, ;a/ wall the retire at She after wheys i had sent to Gel, Dosteet ; 1, ',owner, wastintoy beforstost U. La:erde's order, and It did ant sabakrp tisseLef S. lilloseet, Rail 1 was at quarters. • -- • . • • Q. You hedtated , Whes red bei rgelivoi the oaten of as Dicer of the bat Major, well kw o Wit %Igo, Orden that were Wisp* they sot relating to soy violest *wallies, lint merely to team to quarters a yips ahem consolsglim. Cant Prociuds you were not so scropoloug in ezeketi the Weems orders or enituosta peaple f-.A. Li the sit I thee was, it ;, as * otattirall'or use to comas M. !roehot, rusemon so the M. fame* or or the looming, I have. oto that I was v. tally beside myself, and that if I had alile of re..mcida, I s said have usembled the Cohont. imiCasenated toe Gec.....:al aod the Commissary. Q. What passed ortweehyou aod yourlhirers a ft er hosing re tweed to the gunner, ?—A. Nothiut. ad end of the Otticep spoke to me of what they had dope, Q. Nevertheless they ought to bate wile the report to you In order that you might have given information to year super 0:1? -.A..1 received orders to proceed it.iate -lately to the k.tat £$ jar, and could not receive my ()dicer':. Q. I requeq you to ,sea toe si% smper r s e tTot il loued in the re sent interrogatory N.-A. lam read• o sip them the pi esent ittterroka:ory ..aring been red, Sooner &mitred that his repiies - were the real troth, nod e porsitting in the pen% has signed it, together with 'myself. (*pod) " 11011 r1 LlE11, _ • " DEN,ARFT9. (A tram opy.)_ " The Minis mat War, . (Biped) .6 Dec Or F I.TRE. " The Chief set Di. istot., ['fere folio* larkirre araininations of .0 uliet h .01: An explanatety . &tete.] . , ..!, , . 1 . • Na. . • NOW eaDealsing the of do" ..%? - 40ihro, ie. eo. P ems ,1 4 • bowie', ••• etary-Gewral to ;at . Poiic r, a d N. Coati Private Seeerfar7 UM, t of Nowise. • ?••••••_••• sc About half-paet seven. &cc*, o,etag. CCts came, to Pd. Sootier 4o announoe brig E.,aceliescr's ar rest) and his haring been taken to ‘ the prison De to Force. kii.Sociies immediately loquestesi infc,rsia tion.ol the order by,virkerpof Ki till; arrest had Ciiva ignorant of Ekkenerals, 'Wet of these ITif; it was* necessary `)unt Minister 'lrqsto, liras agreed tilt Paine, whilst 'Den. Gineral, Alin pistol 'lira saw retire(' Impel% moment the Rho of Las , of by PO` Pieced in to Paani s 4se . ..SiLfisore.wes _a pmat. *ado IS i ihatiotolig44Miktante 10116001.!* , ' ... . • --: ' 2.,•..!;,'. -•. 7- . 70411, 4 -1044• 0 02itn 1 . - 4. ir "" l jer silAr . lek ftliii 1 ; 4 - ' , .-: •.. .. • • day 100 thi pre ChrtsradA th IhW re. 14611 9 aka Otiftio in lir____,_7 44 :I. • 401 i lk .- ; ,:x..).1 k s.• !~• • !~••liz iko ., - 6 . ...., f '.• c li :, tr iviL . Oak *r * Az ao t a i i ttVa soessity 'elf Abaco .. 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SO,* ; +36 - 4;fl . *TM it " k J yew so me bons at the home if Ms . Mialsterpta- tle Serve, B o th th e se et t oolotenoch, which merMBlo6ola • eteizetastogiaf - 14 itieutelett 'hi my Men- hawse t is4 l i s s • - , ...- A 'A: yet west Into a bath, eon*, and. .lac k moments' os certain factar o tho,iiest, that Ale .631414014 10 'Mel . • -IMO beitisAke s se.. 1 aani4 it to'headdi 1 1 1 4 2 4 r .4_ * l . l . l .7thiefs oil w” NN ne. evesee.A If a a repose. The Emperor afterwards voesived i'vloit I,fi a i s te e o cr o w., hookiiipie to the 111140 , • 4 liett; ..0 it int* Of ekeriap in the yard, b op , e i rr h o .- _ y i d - - haw hist ii . free the &lag of Saxony, who Wag Indbprnaf, Man P te e . at that pithattit,* 4 ,ordete Wl* .. I . ipkia.at .Op ,toot of. the staircase at the jpeoKititeetme kat A . yea Mat Iwe era carried sw i tvt tarried In a chair.; .This Prlice -hid a iftte.4141111 . 14 a c e s)))tns] ) as were r eputed , ' it ' ,teeviiiiig. , iivoi t iN g a was according," oe-, ~. sa r i : "Nur -- ..-'`''''' m i re - • • *kb was emi t . conversation of en 'boor with the flaperot• Tha 1 ; crosos4: my croduliti - "of ilio dew .01:hoplakerAj - taktoar. , :; Tispro :teasi lialliai that the trim* still iv., - e - , • - i t , . fe a t i ed /0 1 small umber sip ersons -who had, the homer of see- I ea t as tahsed_a o - *Mae doubt of ' the dittai*Wos Milled isedininbstopl ' and. a *ember of peophi as. _ .- • tiethe atter ; ir t log his Imperial alejesty, speak with gothesioneli of •f o , wake. apparel to be the ceolol4lollllrt teathisit is thised -the . lede r of the Cohort to !T E EM* ' . .. I. have owe . the serenity and:goodness with which. Mi l Majesty was Saluted all those . tom his net on- Ms Image, as 4 . 01100: 8: :• _....1 ~.- ;- ' it# I N .004 1 4 111 9t4 . • thait.a 54**,4 1 I* heard hi * lb° P" .' - ag ge •.. 1 4. 0 1,• sod tin well uof hialualthy appointee.; nifirithsfanding: so d er , .114 gas* •, , taiTlVlld'at lied)) : • ''.s!* .WO SietiNii, , 1 aihdinced . to: , idio ..,.... , •71.. neovi..itaas ' obet _ sti r • oseserai ts the fatless of GO long.. Jos . sle eebetillsrout $ ' The v. •, 4 , , • / lit,llo 'T.42•P 4lfklifid4tarlt if , that the • ' Aildhli•hid • bees ghee `theerieti valid the 6 • ' O s'aock, 1 got season, and *ad. with i ' . lechah• short the .• r akei". :sun with abeam' - wilosers oat foonmiailtiwOnse'that -thenovre ii minuted )bits - -. 11, 6 aa s wwtha • • mat a ses ~.,,,,. ~,. guittal tea. prepared Thovootee.pott of the Illhalue who are here , whom I • ,• t Lemlelleeted Re: bei*t alllse • :,?, totally false; tad dished them to "ohm •to their aad wee* y florets! bare mot Estafettes to their Coarts, - to inform, them or person esaplogisdia , the alai ok 741. Gaunt. : i peal avocation. -k,iljaCiptip l acl the catrisp, sad, wasw, etheek .". 41.1... . a *bet ft . LA. / MIMS. of the passage.Of the Empower. lin. After having howl" the fatainfiem rePs p a r t a l , repaired I. his Seely, Highsees the Prince Arab- ___cafe - 441 ard U e . er T e rj h n e e Lr t. Shortly after the departure of his Modesty, the !warmed, and „A I N hat now b e come s .. , Chancellor, to inferkkoin of what had passed , and i s z li tt than "Ms - ' ' - pia effect Duke of Dentate arrived here.. • arouud me, "thoiti'cillairs Invited me to past in--tli, •to use Isti a r deW • W ' . .' , • • Bream- Dec. 14 . — Many troops have lately pass- my c a bb e d.. 1,-,m o odias e d th em Am o r, pillow Nis ingf em sdi r iett e t me to a saso he the m a y o r lososs fii uur osoo kai l _ Pa r.g e : ) n. aills'e.le.. _ist*V.l l o - . A, and whit looort* Mel our ww.m awe, tier ad through this city. A great ember of hems have 1 through-what-Wailed theSeloon of Parade, and ilha of .Paris s usd•theakeohnosef the MankipatCostocil, ;wows there 117 other alone.' the eempay *which I bees bought Sr . the army ; the venders are mini in length of.the•GrseekSabasa, • - i In order to have trey this* .in i ndi um 11,0 noose i lt d i.i takes ;A i r : ill 110Or - ofeitoardi the opeeppies 64 reedy mousy. Ten thousand French will pass or thew ii compaay • of the gam son of When we Anita.' -hi my Eabinat,•, the Comm.... Comm a, sad execute whatever 7 when might be trassmitted s I rad., cosseimiloe bt a o I. INA eet taw 1 i ithrough kettle to join the Grand Army. dant seated hipieo lathe manner of 1 maaidepresied 1 • after the Council of tko Minietwrs which Wu then i thick I recollect him to be the wise is at thi Oa the 3d inst. the Prussian gees d'armes brought by semi. The Oilier officers end ovyself :teaselled I going taeisaabla s bud lino WO.. ." ; imeaeott here. I leaked at theoelerethicilt rr nead low she 1 sigsatage to be the sem ikh that is_ eay . placed that bore a prisoner of State com i n g f rom Silesia ; it' s 1 without The etillehtedent drew 4o his • • ket, : Thg MOuldpal 0411 / SW asesabled It two : annpany_ia order of bottle, oo dry 111W1111p of my troop. sopposedise will be detained in a fortress. and gave to me tar . reed ,. the lateen . eg the : d'clock In the aftereetio. No' orders having_ been 'Q. Did M. nevem! realer 414 . 94 • sale l it of what be had : draw the same as the otise' 3-ofk, No. Sir; it we Orders by virtue of which he to •-hiseself trmi- i addressed tip use, they. retired between threoVd four ow * r_epiked to see that tbeeeeiresiles WI ao 'radio he_ plau Pasts, Dec. 39.—0 n Sunday, his Majesty, sur- rounded by the Grand Dignitaries, &c. &c. f oc ' 14 ;"' I need to guard the Hotel de Viile. ; .. . -.. 1 1 o'clock. .. - . . • :,. ,; iof thsoekaeyillei_lbeliery .iLwassobber ic ri GOikt fir 11- Pi, lour, and Num; for that of his religion, .Itisto ' 7 , ------ ------- ."-- ". g eeen d a b ewet t 3 ,6 4 , ? __A y e , ;u b this. . moose it as be- ~.7 -"...; NI - 451ne. "--" ireplied:l;:eea;iitiora ant of nine o clock at the llotel. de Vdle. . The abolition log the same he read to ;or, it least a part of. it, for being at ; mssen rdice 4 •:- -- ou for that of his religion. It is to yea that the of the Government; the- establishment of a Proei. lint: i t i f te ny bed and cove* up, t did-not tube n ipto my hand, ; it, but that it bad been elected tali the Ell Generals, Romans owe the inestimable fawn. .4 being ad- atonal Commission • *bids was to sit at the Motel de aid " era ' aft e r . sttintsevePAliluesumin to Inc cuacere' ! Ouidal•and Lab rte. Theinteiittitindsict of these enitted to enjoy e legislation created bilpergenius,, via l; th e sel i ti e s ibit t k ix . p i s s. - - leg lan was 101 flint*, In t_____AL.' kw netjArra4irerairtefkorientsrveriirowingeroiruff; et was a svdovelliewettenwtionettersamele. alar - artesgrunselp . . • . ' and protecned' , 'hy yourinvinale arts. • tocsin . all these rliolulionitry measures Oiertil44 laken ek v awaYL° 1ST:10 thv i _lisier- ..: ~.,_ ,I eteeelest of the Jacobins, eildithalf ins necessary [Here follow rainy compliments.] idea Iliad at first estertained, that 'for . seetteitYgesti '07, - o ol s i ; -- 7, 4 7 i r o r e . of t r P ee7rWay ur ? °l 77,ll: ' to wait on the Prince. Arcb-Chintiellor acid Count His Majesty exPreelod his oitilfaatleo 11 4 thli °loth maintenance of thepoblicorder undertzisting maniac sir, -because t was, 'and remained eoftired over in my b. l / 4 1. • Real, to coach on means Sr diAllMingthe Minister Pleoli expressed in these discourses circumstances, dm arrest of such individuals iivwffe ..Q: Do Yea recollect - 1W Meet, which is . addressed to yon, , ou t of rke.hooda-o• those oki ga t,b, . . aegtontor oith 44 give obe orde," suld f reputed Jacobins - bed . bee* ordered. It is vat M. ... emogeintimamedei for you," II oe'l al _ . lag M. tro t h s agreed g Mallet tUD ill 011 e, ! PARIS. Dec. 25 . , . ,4„ . "hag wi • lh tile 1 •• 46 HIM arrived at Real's trott it w as DON:RIENTS AND DECLARATIONS RPLATIVIS 114 _, Pl.rrePaid I ( 1-I: - ... • It') who Is going to begin st-..loiltlee Pearre: Ilspeue,•!gratettc!og..wit . l! !be . sord! 1 he skied immedktell preiterfe . Ise;Prisce, whilst ,- . potting pa a forced feel- tote, and _mg sup tae rrovfoionot : Maim Cleus , and bailie .; 'stint i t o Gen. Bolin.- • Til THE AFFAIR OF M. CODI' O .IT FROCHOT, ea, it is I alyi ca l Onverbeflak i t e llkoveHei arlAstl-A I rt•entlect very No. I. blance of se - i. 4 Said to She corarmandanf,— 'wrath. letter, with ise„. Ph rei.trsi to the Senate' Coo. Attar Soma .difficultlet Iti 04 'ln that General, Declaration of such part of- the facts as took place I " Well what emir Amat I "— " We want AM* • o° l " l *Lthe cwoollooiliY wit lb.. II state I then wan; lam Mel: Clelli 'and Sotilier' • rat . Or Madame Rutin at the Hotel de Ville, on the etetiaing of the 23d place for UM CeolleiSsionees,isnitanother ler the Go. rt,j, , ,5 41 ..c0r wrisowirest h astiret Y thfau g h """' bat thai hadenCeived a few MaittesliPbefore a pistol- veal tbe orisciioal features of it, ittsftb art le. i .. . _ ) .. . , .-.2..„ . • I .. October, 181/, to my personal knowledge. - bend Staff ."-- P „There is room is the Greed Salinas arm cerstaseeoler mole irirr &two *beam w, es I dal' shot 'freak Geo. hlaileti who had posse to arrest nun It cm ahOut a. quarter past eight o'clotk, as I for the `CroakisiiiiPeit •i end as far Par Gallrai.. . . ! orposwee ""teithe hrt= i r e , 4 - talta. vib a• l : l l u h geream ich I " ard o ot , who a / . o roo L bahatf the'' ,Minister Or. Ufa-4 We indeed sow was retwriling on horseback from Nowt, at a slow Sear, they can ma themes's*, below le the tit.l elo .•-f -vs - ' Keyed. UV I bretrerreft mewl& miters. • • • t er it teere l in bed ; If cove with blood, " pace, in the euburb of R. Antoine, and being pearl Ville; todoindet ihi prete?t of going onthf my ea- Q. Kowtow crestirt,or. then prlPeers what pewee- . f . - ',bold Marcel)! recog iist% hush.`. We retire . the Respire" for Orphans,- that I observed a person, binet t l opened the Ohm, and passed fate the Greed :1,7 IM Y°4! !Kt°. *lc 'oft" . had Yin. "f emir* your- after larfug undeceived Madame Ilitiliss old . of their be* ipel rotbesale I-A. None at all. la named Fradird, my groom, mounted on one of my :Saloon, I !ben milled, as I beliefs, to the helm- the mote of tune. . I 1 w 0 - and After the sews olusousred to !tamed her that the Ministev of Police Miele parriage-hotWes t . approaching me, and bringing me a ; keeper, or to M. :Within, Chief of the Secreteey's Int t r. T rus..mro . we meaty of these impers. . arrested. Not being able to obtain the swam' :• • note. This note was written with pencil; yet I ne- Office; l gave enders .to bring tabla and chairs. into 10 7,4 o „?.,o,„Irf a rkl e ria , W'r e ,;l o " d o we ',.77, 6 37,„,%7",,P; Gee. Rollin, we prOcieded to the mei irerthetess recognised it to be front the heed of N. tie this Saloon i and.'lled to my own hews, leaving the err their loaf*, 1 -k. t prat Ow .w te• gilea reason, that Chancellor, to whom we gave an . acco P ul i t i ri v. ' Villemseqs, my from4 f of more than 20 years stand- . tere 01$cers *lnd, telling them - that I Wes going to L Vii. 1 , .":0491.90 1...5 ! d,g- . 44 .14 , .4 bei at genedibliaraed hedifillen under • our cognizance. - -The relnee ha, i.O Ovitalander sit tisp Int division of the pre- 'change my, heap; last deliberating la my own mind q. - *ln 44 'yin am ca l ipsle rise superior, or ',acme, ree.ted M. Sonnet to go to the Militate , et Wet, a • - fakers. I Opt* reed, WWII want M. the Prefect." on what was to be done, and on thh means of ha4ltig . ice"" is Pia_ . }Nitrl-4. llot Ito' person to wad, ea dI ' duke hie, rin his-name,' to put on spot thfllaPar" *law were Mr work: the . ire v( which seemed an internal, wills*, fringe ,Arch-Chancellor. - • IC !T N : rhi . Z:gr ata ! ' 1 ile .41 ore sear the Hotel ste Vl* 1 . -A. a. . , ; 4111 4. v - 414 se nd 11 4 i net. 'At (141 m " eut to have boei,esheari or effaced ; the other two ap- Immeastely istee.mdering my own.honse, I gave At rpm. sew 'olilaft• • • walla we Were preparing to eitecete this order, the peered me to be Miff., "lea Piperefor," which orders terbilog 0nc.1,7, horses; but at the sante .020- ab t t p t , 'a m ,„"l- . 7 4 -,"..;,t, N . c._ ,Gnaellg h lfi c 7 you the este itow___'• • Millaterat War moored they Petoces house, who 1 4,iit did not arty itreAr wiles Whatever it might mont i ', N. BOatio..; w o ( of thq Secretary's ' Office , A. I Itovoinidile ""' siiss i cy w ag , ihL i r la t ii "C * l 7,„ bowleg bebu informed - 4 the arrest 4 the *Aster of poop, I . mid my stethr t but every monsenteedsii Came maks' te infetros me that Adjefent Laborde 001 , 1 I. reau . 1 lharrefko, be threw he ma W use 'Peke, pre a intaidaidee in wtitiotto Adjutant lase Touring to her - the iltpenitig of this illegible * wail deaf elk leithire Net the 11 4 5 01 1 1 R ' et War, ."" N s i t iry l et s tpoo . e nj, i , w i r„,t,,P",,w, llle , t i,"" u r a :„.,,, bet* to realm al l Ihe pests plated .by Mullets of 10 144 word i I _ gives it ups and die nets had dip. 'to alma thenerlsortiOn retire, sue} an replete it by odi-4 • ti . al obey I int p, snit pa iiiii - o - ineiriirey, whose arrest information had not been ritielied by peekout 'of P) % Pallid '" bat Caltai4 it * picked up, othee Mame.: -.,;. - -. ••. , . , ,se err, a 1. sti hr. r pt. . the Adjutant. P 4 °I,111 1 1 4 1 :64j . mu* " ' E S 4 c ift i l . 114, " " 1001141 - 414 40 ° 4 t° ,l 4 . Goailil title's not e tteam P ly l i 'rd °le e n *r.1614 * - n i V e° 44 Finished . ** this Order, we departed along ot im i me i bet i !AD , Prfinr. " 1 .4 elvePsia d'i the reed 41 1,1 1,10att th_t_ , 4disa* - . Palter& ~ :ooma the awe ~ "9 I" mnst iaivml * l* sisa4 4l a tot .411iPrtletit the Prison della Force. fer it *0 91 1 4) IlKoe 4 lt 4111 47 'i l k e .,,„„ ~.1......,. :W. . hist, • ica ,i * E I riled 14/ l ig liPtlse , Arriving at the riage of the Rotel de Ville,. we pet. rit4 Fag - .1 1 40._..11 tarsier tit, "Ow paid ' • I,ll . liiitarmai mainly ea * . • .. a.... ,I finkte aia ,.. 3' • na p ti asked wk were worthy et ad ,me calved a deuiehosiat - of. the tOth isotope pieced in Off Of9l le it wniiimrKirg #9 $9909, I 0 *IA*" *A et 11, 'qv? !v9.4 it '1944 tali ;191 i - ..10010 . W14 rftweloa gibte ;9 1 97.474 , a, fruit • pi $0,1•00; Ito ' 4 11 , 1 1 010 7 asieo4.4 to I • • 444 1-ett effect what ser , CC i 1