The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-11-16 00:00:00

}~. FOREIGN IN%F.LLIGENCI. PARIS PAPERS. • . • - . DI Ilea .. , Reveille . ' jud ~ or Ing i iipt.." pg. M.w Mesta. Ri. merilliangs in se Gel Lade" Der 6. W. Williams, of .1 ..1.4." Illidalkent, victualler, at)twelve, u!, .. .. . Dee. 5. I Hill, of litadirell, ' = 111 Arm" at rni t i lE I the Rational Arras Ilslielven, Derliv.__ Dec II J. Tear Mr of Illary•Ni% 111" i'llf‘allokr*ia irelve. at GisilAlidl, Londe.. ea .___ A : * tit 2 ,46/r. It. J. 4. Itelly, is A. trUbli T iii.. W• of nomM, SI 61111163t0 misfit* Ilk in, alr ihllhall, • . 2 _ London. Me-. 1 J. Illalfoim of lbspil6n_ . L . :411111"1411401110vell- Nat-factor, 'teleran. an • - - -• . . - Dee. 1. 8 Oath. of fling,, liiiiik In afar, at Geddlodi, Ludlam. -.).. -mi.: ~,..... Dee. 0. W. Mk" of Valiae.plemoi i*,04 . 441 Sarre% Ina. nen., at Mho * at Guildhall * Croloo. the. O. a Wel& awl G. Weliih. Isientfinmsal, irk"" al.n^ al 11441arsor Inn, Dent•slanci, Vivrepool. W -/Neopuet, *dap, sirekinvoaludne ' - kerielibans Amin tea, in MUM Bensa. I Ikaer. I Oatmeal. Beer urlitg. a. d. a. O. a. d. 76 1 72 11 31 11011EMBIR 11. The fortress of N"olesiciennes will he cow pie, t;ly 'vacuole', and delivertd *up to the Freud' military authmities '.onte tune brkweei: the 15'h and:toil% of of litis month. The Prince dr Talleyria arrived at Paris on the tivrt.i,g before last. Ilti.uttrs from Munster have repaired to A tx-lii-Chai.clle to protest against the suppressi 111 l of then liiiiversity, only Catholic establishment of thi% kind in the kingdom of Prussia, which contains nearly four millions c.f . the Catholic per- (4681 intelligence has keen received frsuu Wel hichia and Moldavia, v.st not only at Jassy, hut yrii at F,0. 10 and flierilia, sever:ll persons have heel, attacked by the ph.;; T;111 officers of health of Iltickowine, limiodr, and Trottsylvallia, ini%e !writ commanded to enforce the laws relating to guar:polite with the utmost rigour. L tiers from the Bar state, that the quality of the wines this year is exquisite. - /matt, whyrster.a le. The King received yesterday, at eleven o'clock, her Highness the Duchess of Orleans. PI Itiee Talleyrsi.d hits returned to Pais, his country seat at Valencuy: nomr. octopi:it IR. The King of the Two Sicilu. rvt "In frnin Na -111-,. ou tiir .22 arrivrti at Albano on t' • 1.1 I. 11, the mitici'r of thi4 vty he tort hit nu tria tiftithler, Chnflell IV. of SpUill. ill the %he he Seep which_r _ _ M AJWITY enjoyed on Su. tardy! awning briiiitin a late hour, the Bulk * 1.1 . 1 isined so soon as usual. It VMS as fol . • " Kew Palmer, November 14, 1818. •lb aims haliaues in much the same state. Her jlikisiity rested iW w the early part of the eight, but Ira had -misiassaail sleep This morning. , " H. lIA LIFORD." A Ton account of the slate or her MiIESTY was 1,111 is the PRINCZ REOSNT, at Carlton-house, agreeably to his Rayel Highness's commands, by Sir HENRY IiAI.FoRD. None was sent to the . ednier movements he _ _ paying contributions, will necessarily CAUSE some delay, as II new Con vention must be Ingram!. This point is of some importance to this country, for while financial operations to a large amount, requiring the accu mulation or much cavii:Nl, are carried on by foreign timer 1111 l entr, it will atfurd a preteirt to our Minis ters fo► postponing the TALLOW to cash payments by the BOA It of Englund. The French Fonds on Tarsal closed at 69 f. ; and Bank stock at 1,555 f. They improved on Wednesday, when the Five per Cent. Consols kit off at Of. Hoc. ; Bunk Actions, 1,5621 f. A Flanders Mall urtived last night wi►h Papers front Brussels to the 13th instant. Several persons have been rrrently arrested in that city, but the cause had not transpired. The people of Brussels had not, perhaps, heard of the St. Helena P10t.... The folisswing are extracts:— SIMSFI.3,. NOVE3I3ER 10- Her Majesty the Empress of Russia yerterdiy vi;sited the ',racists' Catholic Churches, and also the Protestant Church. This morning she has visited the huspitali and eharitalble iustitutions of this city. NoVEMBEIL 12. The fete Riven yesterday evening et the Town flell by the king was equally sumptuous Arid meg , trilleebt.- Allt-t.L-CH•rLt.Lh, No'VENDER 10. It N WOW certain that Ilse Contras will not be terminated before t h e rial of the month. Yesterday and the day before several persons, mooly Sharpers, were arrested iu this city—the tea- I hot: is not known. hi the sitting of the Second Chamber on the 1-2 th, tlw subject of debate was the Treaty with Grrat thitain f ,, r the abolition of the Shave Trade. : 'IC7 • - . ... . • .I . • . .. ' ..... • . i I . r- 41 . . kiP A I 1 . `l . . ,'S • . ,C141. pr ...._ osy .oll . Attorney% .llfit. Brojosnio Richards, •Iltretun, liigofthe Tam day his Shindy, Ferdinand IV. tic. • 1 • Away; cud Mr. Thema , . Swim Staple.luto. (...tudnu. "fill'inied by his brother , made hie entrance into Uric Clopostrow. ins. or F..,, , ..5.i. Fe:adorn-A ..treft, Liittinn. taorthaut„ iii alarrenal.t. Noiresaiwr 41, 46, mad Dt , Koine. 'Me ifiectiatge of fitly • *noon annoooced , 4 4 alb il 15. 111 11111., 3 1 Guildhall. Aer, Meow . Eicke t .:• mm - Me arrival. .flit alighted at the Pelee* of the King 161..1 EV.IIIII. oil44 , llbillilNll 4 l. , . ‘1 . 411111111 Whailly and Petor NI - Mangum, or cleinrue•-wir, or Sr --"'" 1, .. to visit hie sister-in-lulu. 011 the morning . I.•rthoi..braltets,su sarretnier.Dieveasberr. Ila,as.oar,liaesio• of the abih Ili...Xing fluid • visit to tar Holiness. Ns.. I. aol'IM: at 1•41,.., of Caiiillotit: Attonsits, Mm 'o The King of ' Naples hos already visited the work- ) ir ,. 1.0" null (Virli tt rn, Han-pearl, Tilatele. . jib. WIA"IrUiI; , Ut. th.. Clininwvei"l - •cowto M i4dinel • fsr- Shope of the celebtate'd (;atssivis, and of his rival, the i . • • soisarLigrultrr sad asetio•rer, to , aurraodl i .24coesabe re I, .wildeeti i • t's, anal Detrottop, 46, at eleven, at Goileht • Lquaoto. At. Chinilitr tOt . • lor••••,, Jr N Togro.lso, RatelifeLldeltaNy. .. ... Tiosisao filet; ~f litetsteatt. *iddletry, liatelier, 'to inn , - --.4.....4.1.0.4,111....L.....t... tett.l.-r, govotolitrr 24, liketiaber b, and !S i at teeq_sit ott!ld- ,_... ___ I . ain, t....am. littiostet 0, Wows. Harvey sad Wilma, t.is. 1 culta's.lsau Gilds. John floWlitaa;urerotikfti.lngs?, Looting. Okoistosi - ' • . "111 E E1R.071 sfl PRES S. • _ _ ; bratlY ' i watrclutot, to sorreadel. Noresiber tl, /Voila pecrieber,' . 0 4 i all, at kW, at Guildhall. Attorovio, Megan. Grritieli mak .7. ' . Vimaiseresa.•Asigrhroart.Throgistwton•sireet, L o udon. . • . 1 . csbassic and Sbith'y rooter, of Wedrollr-plvers: L()N DON, Armilt . ', lomii. 4ml/ft in late, to miliVealm • VI II a ' oak Deer a:lier In. at Metro, es Oridhall• • Aihoraey, Mr Jaiises. - 11nektersarry. Luadd6. skoNDAIt ......._ NOVEICISaIt 16, 18111. ..S n aa timier eet , a• N a uvou .ina itn . 4 , tat: F oo t:ok h im , Gaili .. eliehler ois sies... , t o t . '1 t ...... Ottildbtalt Look A t, air. Astilfil*F, lliiiisit. t, gstr-tinett. • •e. DIV • ap,. dank. ... -.... • ~! . 21 ~ ..i.5.4...1 1 Kmtels, qi . Atishipti, lei. .. .... - , 1 1 . 0 e 41:7 EEN• .tr ....... ' ... " ' '. ' M MINN MI MN MUM Mr MS% nowarmoing.7, •.•••.•••••• - - .bee. 4 W. Rialto, of Newport, Ilabrp. theeltiovolow . nsv- ' Duke of Yong, hie Royal Highness being expect- toyer, at elm., at the Jetrialliara Ards ha, in Miff ed at __ . • nat. Salop. Ke w Palace at an early hour. The Royal 'Dee. 11. N. Mantle sad J. Himsliy, of Woodhviiills, 3 efroligr -Duke arrived there a little before twelve o'clock, millers. at et. ere, at Ore White Hart lea, Woodtwidr. f rom The S. . 1. wirideid. a xiiiitsberi, atamb.ataket, at Loudon. and received a personal report from there, st,the Lien lou t ithrewsbery. der HENRE H a Elva'', who left Kew soon after 1) ". 11. ir 306 "5".• " C 441 44 G l e"`" ef, '" 111164 "' et '.Sir FRANCIS MI LSI A N strived from Pinner to re- * *Om et the Amp! isa, Centered. lDer. M. k. C Hasternone. of Inharrailt, Carswell, master lieve him. Sir H. HA LFORD proceeded to London. . lottetiatOt 'to. at - Gat , 11400 6 0” where he remained pelletal hours, and waited upon "Dee. le. v. Gitorea, itf elpera-bridge, Lowboy dome. iliumerv, Jit WO, at Gili 'll. .. the Pat NCB Kea Ewe 'NM lOter three o'clock. to ilise: 19. 11. P ,Ihrimoin, of Geeetkheol, Chntwill% Ls"- • Mate his personal report to his Roysl Highness • door, merchant, at twe lve al Goildhill. Dee. 19. R. Roth, toe 0 4 . .. e. ...,,, 0 4,,,,,,k of the suite of his afflicted Parent. Sir HIRST Wildimex, roammollary_ „.111 .sallieililltall, lerseelL F ee returned to Kew in the evening to dine at the 'Dee. SG. Hart, of Ploesseb, • • ' ,at tear, at the Peace. Nampo... Hone lon, Pets ..: • • Dee. 7 J H Mims% of ._ •Nitiolsiever, at fate, at The Bulletin issued yesterday was the meet . doe Norfolk Motet, %web% _....).' • . Limeinis i ogi bo ws et s e a m favourable that has been exhibited fur several days. .Dee.lo S. 'Cashew, of at the aloes Arms toe, latemV • The following is a copy :-- Doe. I. J minion mid ./ Lao silarrikat oi. l.iddle ;e hailat *Khr Palmy, November S. . era, a potbeeftriea, at eirokiv, Dee. 7D. 'bo om % of Wood, _ * ' baughekee, "The Queen has had some good sleep is the last eight. at eleven, it di.. Ciotti sad Dalt NO i ~ " F. AMMAN. bee. 7 .1. same. or Ihrark.si" Derby, Joliet, tit twelve, "H. MULFORD." at the KM.% Arms Ise, Derby. CrallFlCMl% ow net li• '••a •• The PRINCE RIEDERr week ha hew iu the even. J. it. C,otaa, of by . ip ..... a.... ** 141 5 ill, to pay his anxious tetanal INMpeete to his be- n thane , a Ites4sat. Ra o. " 0 "1 1 """""9- - '" 1' d Mather. —..— . .Deptford, Kest, Inarn.Ammtt...4. U. Ilioweis, of __ ..„_mattattie, (we Berk., erocer.—T. Wattled, of Vatelt.atrort. Illemorsintrit, ...--......--.. kurrey, inctimiter —W. SAN of fibmitambtallett, Illeemart, grocer.—e liforens4, Detrlli4o•l 6 "*•Si _____Webioull"lrt_B• We have received the Paris Paper' of Wednes. • Two° ( ."'"• 11141 ". 1 . Illan 3 . 4l°llllP ' inimilmin4 wialeauer. ' any and Thertley leo. instead of the movements —N. Warn/moo, of Niabmeiret, Imilbrely may. lb*F• .. . 'merchant -.J. awn, her of llisfe.leiso, Lossoll. itts-lim- el great armies on the Continent , we must now he i v o ,..s ere . -14. .-7 1.. . musdek 4....roi al per tdrloXlM E. omaihrge. " l "t ir t es ,l, 4l4 , 44 7 o t . orien t . with she movements of great personages. it,,,,, ......„.„,„ c.,..... Übe* Prince 1 A 1.1.EY RA ND Inn returned to Paris; the ul, sleisalser. King of the Two SICILIES has arrived at Rome; ....p. ' ' • . PILICE UP SUGAR. and the King of PRUSSIA returned to Aix-la. 'Oho illAiille of Brown or Ma***l 66l IMP' , " 1 " - Chapelle. from Paris, on the nth instant. His OW float the taakin Aloe Inv* Maas the Ilib may.ar Nawiehe. is 10. u, More ten bowired 1 . ' 40, 4 AlaJcsllir's j ehrney was in some degree inter- reclusive of ilic Danes Pala 41* aorkbio too nipted by an attack of the dysentery, to which on Ye imitirtallott • ' • Wean Britain. he is said to be habitually subject. No period IntYties7si emit& hes been as yet assigned positively for the ter- 4llaystesi Mies of cries of *ag l s ad and ,Wates, by the Quirk , 4 slow wische*. sad of °titan ,' I,„rilnitiation of the Congress. but the diplomatists b un ,' iinitba. na ui e dip o ili a , ( n o m m lip arms melted iu the fife said to have tom b -red their houses anew until Ilkmitaia i week retried the Vslo al kartiabar, 91 . I the 6th of next month. The late application Mimi. 1 aye. 1 Barley. Oats. .. 4. ~ d. a. 1. a. d. to the Sovereigns by the Court of France for en - es 4 II 7 6 3 7 - .34 1 - extension of the time for payiug the con trib u ti ons , ... even. be- inter which Being put to the vote, the project vas adapted by 87 vote► against 5. The Assembly adjuurned till tu-uourrutv. Fridav the Ike, 24, Capt. CHAMBERS, arrived at Portsmouth from the North American station, to be paid off—last from Halifax, in 19 days. A let ter, dated 11.111fisx, October 25, 1818, says--04 The American Navigation Act, which prohibits trading betwevn this plsee and the United States, as re spects vessels owned at 114 s port, has not a little stirred op our war frelings.• We hate here Boston Papers of the lid, int:taint, but they contain no pews. Congas, meets on the 16th next month; the questions relating to South Ameriea are ex pected to he among the first to engage ith attention. The squadron here is just breaking up fur Ber muda, to winter. The Serowe* sailed yesterday. Sir DAVID NlttrrE, in the Leander, with the Bel lette, Capt. U. PecHeLL, sells 40•11 e arrow. The Forth will winter here." THE BRITISH Pain was the first of all the London Prints to communicate, on Monday last, the great import:nice ostensibly attached by Mi nisters to the dispatches from St. Helena. From the bustle excited at the Admiralty—the early meet ing of the Council--tka massy that presided at their deliberations-41m mystery is which they were involved, uo permit striacqusinted with the history of the Green Boureald hesitate to presume that the dispatches were of vital importance; and even the people of Portsmouth, who had only the extraor dinary interdict of Capt. Balsa to speculate upon, cannot be fairly reproached with excessive credulity, in believing that something extraordinary had taken place at St. Helena—that BONAPARTE was dead, or had effected his escape. From the first impres sions necessarily produced by these extraordinary paraphernalia with which the arrival of Captain Barrie were so studioatly decorated, arrests were expected to be the order of the flay in London; but from this apprehension the public mind was speedily relieved by the Treasury INints, which assured their residers that the traitors were not, as the sagacious Captain's iuterdict of twenty-four hour.' silence would intimate, in London, but iii Berlin, Mu nich, &c. The babble is, however, nearly burst, and we find this mighty secret is nothing mere than a suspicion of being suspected—not a dis covery of an actual plot, but a correspondence that may lead to the detection of a plot. It is a fact that the most exaggerated accounts are artfully circulated of the delights and pleasures of St. Helena ; it is a second Pandora, and the public will not fail further to remark the extraor dinary coincidence, that this charge against BONA.. PARTE is brought forward et the moment when it is sought by Ins Erica& at Aix-la-Chapelle to procure so amelioration of his condition. The following is an extract from the Hampshire Tele. graph : " The nature of the dispatches brought by the Murata (concerning which such unueual secresy was observed), was communicated in a Second Edition of our last Paper. We have reason to believe a much greater degree of importance has been attached to these dispatches than their coateuts deserve. We here subjoin an extract from a letter we have received : " St. Helena, Sept. 28, MS. " The Mosquito sloop of war sails to-morrow for Eng land ; she is charged with dispatches from Ilk Hudson Lowe, relating, it is understood, to an intercepted cot.- repondence, which has diseolnewed the existence of a plot, the of of which was the liberation of &wapiti, from this island. I forbear to mention the names tly cir culated here, of those who are said to he implicated in this transaction ; a Hawker's boast in London, however, and two individuals is England, with others on the Continent, it is rumoured, are concerned. Detection of the plot was produced by the circumstance, it is said, of many letters, addressed to a person (the name of which no iudividual is io be found here), lying uncalled fur at the Post-Office.— Bonaparte is in very good health; he still, hoirever, abstains from exercise, confining himself wholly within doors. The reason assigned at Longwood fur the departure bent. of tkueral Goergaud, is a quarrel between him and General bloutholon. Gourgaud hail been challenged by the latter, but Bonaparte forbidding them to fight, Gourgaud quitted. It is confidently said, Bonaparte has recently obtained the sum of 15,0001. in dollars through what means this weighty bulk could hive Bern carried clatidestinely to Long wood, Is still a matter of mrPrise. The discovel 4 . 7 of the plot has also brought to light where the whole of Bona parte's treasure is deposited Bertrand some time since as serted, he could, at any time, command a million sterling. Of the three Commissioners, one only remains on the island ; thaws of Russia and Austria are none to Rio, to take up their abode some time. Bonaparte will not admit either one of them to his presence. The Austrian Commissioner, Baron de Stunner, alto ieturned some weeks sluice to his Court, did not, during the lung period be remained on the island, once see Bonaparte. " This island is not healthy for a continued residence; it is fur many hours, every day, covered with **pours and de n se fogs, mid it dues not yield a sixth !Hirt of sufficient vege table sebstances for the use of the troops and *cameos. The inbsbitants flee wholly excluded from all means of liveli hood : no ships arc allowed to remain here longer than is absolutely necessary: all supplies come front the Cape' but they are very 'Canty. and what fresh meat is afforded from this channel is whoa; ergrossed by the troops; the ships never Set a meal of it ; and thirieg the last five months they have had only one third bread, nb cocoa, and 00 pease ; the deficiency is wholly made up of tier. Thwart*, consequentl), prevails much; and ail the vessels have lost many men; lime Mocquito has lost shout^9 su thiee months, and the Commenr has scarcely seamen 'slough on board to work the ship. Rut notwithstanding this utak state, the rquafsron has furnished 10$I inns to assist ha 'sodding a new house for Bonaparte, of the moat camoriims dimensions. The seameni after the dal's Intik is over, arc maitbed to • 14:1 er Iht lana, to be clicatupo for the night, Dory ship furnivhes guariLbisatC, which 1116/ moot the 151.4;641, Nod, as they approach the v,eino. are always chAllengid by the sentiueli. A shot 111111 e since, one of the sloops of aor in worktioz to a indwatal of the Wand, ditc.evtud 10.0 On 11 in a cove 101 l the ellort , she areurdiagly moil boat, MI brought uff la., l'amsturk con. five; Negroes, who had been Raising; and alai, it !urinated, um:4l to gel to the beach from the tir of the cliff by o hrt•ret but ilangenois path. A ore bait.,y was mon Tweet!, tot mtdiatt:y erected, and it was t this 1111100.1. °nate, it is said, that the Gre,t Moo ...as to tn. ta. We are . rolletAlll4 1.11111111 , 1111.11 billf:r11 of 1.41.•nt le off thc i.13m1: the ci . ..riaera certainly 60111 lee such, but netts board them. A ttanspor; front the (tap.. later) passed omit close, lying to, to windward, shout Ml) miles front the Wand, which took ua moire of bir; t.be might, however, have hero 'dating, or looking out for Bpa nish or Portuguese Intliamen : alts was a large lro,g ,chonner, of 18 gutty, and apparently full of men.—The troop, here are wort healthy than the seamen toe; mall tnaualties, however, tweur among the former—several aentistels have been lost by falling over the cliff," Our readers may probably remember hating "seen in this Paper, ut ‘e!eral times, (luting the last and present year, reports of certain judicial pro ceedings in various Courts of Frasier against M. Di MAUIR6UIL, biarquis d'Orvault, who was charged with having robbed the Queen of Ws:s7- lrillatta of diautodds Sad specie So II very large moult. There-appeared in thin case, from the comuseneematit s a degree of mystery, which was Hot elucidated by fluty c►rcumstances that transpired during the *al, as reported in the Paris Papers. A clue, however. has it length been offered, which demands the mast eeriest attention or every Govern ment, sod every people that boast of ciedirition ; for should it lead to. tbi developcment of trii;ll, it most damn to everlasting fame the illustrious per sonages who ullr;Oadd the sceptres of Franc., Rus sia, and Pros*l4lltile, on the contrary, should it prove to he;rre tiliginated in falsehood, the indi vidual who offers it to public view should be branded with Atrfamy, and driven with shame from the walks 4 Society. Ma Di MAUBLIEUIL has .addressed to the Con gress awe-lifting at Aix-la-Chapelle, and generally to all the Powers of Europe, a Memorial, in which he directly and openly charges the Government of France, the Emperor of Russia, and the King of PRUSSIA; with having comurirsioaed him to uss.issi mate NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, his sore, and his lieothess that to effect ►his diabolical purpose they 'gave him full powers to require the assistance of vilistever number of troops he might think neces snry-autlaorised him to command the services of all post-masters throughout France—and promised him, as the reward of the murders, the title of Duke, the government of a province, the brevet and two hundred thousand francs a year. To these were added all the riches belonging to the BonaPsare family, with the power of Promoting to the rank of Colonel all persons whom he might employ in the perpetration or the crime, This com mission M. Dx Matimmult. declares he undertook solely for the purpose of mu,lifyiugor preventing its execution. The Memorial stiles, that sows afire the Treaty of Finstainehleau had been signed. before NAPOLEON had yet departed for Elba, Tat.t.tir- RAN D,wtio then acted as President of . the Provisional Government *collecting what sacrifices had been made in the Royal cause by the family of M. DE MAUSREUIL, and the injustice and oppression he ' had experienced under NAPOLEON, conceived him to be ,‘ the only man to whom the Sovereigns could open themselves, and intrust the execution of the extraordinary enterprise which had been plootord." Six messages were sent in his absence to his bonne, and on his arrival in Paris he lost not a momeirt in repairing to the Provisional Govermaeor, and . 1 there, in TALLEVRAND'S cabinet," sAys M. DE IL, " all was revealed to me." " I pass over all the preeautions which were taken, the coweitiabutes which were held, all the oaths exacted from we before those terrible and fatal revelations were made. 1 also pass over all the disguises nod expedWnts which were alternately adopted and rejected. I any nothing of the per. sons who knew that I bad just been :arrested with a CO and Important minion, Sec. lts short, after having recovered from the astonishment and sitipefactiou which the kredistedge of such projects and the ceituinly of theiresistenes had produced in use, 1 collected all my etivrgy, seeing that tbere was no retreat, and declared that since the confidence which they placed in we was unbotiailed, they must leave the whole to tie, and let me be the sole disposer of my means, end of the eitcation of the Plans which I should propose I was fortintate enough aftbr- Wards to be able to refuse certain esebarriusime ofirers which were Made to me; such, for instance, as the horses of the Resperor of lassies. end wiping the rest, Mai which i.e had given to his A ide-dc-Ceiwp Ptapatel, and which he hail taken back after that Officer had been killed at rere.elianiprimise. Ht. SI slesty rrpreweeiteel it as the best in his stables. Another nifer whirls embarrassed me greatly was, the obtfianfe randtaioss of giving me a litinclanient of one hundred Oaken, or melted soldiers, taken from unsung the Allies. This part of the p:/II was at bazar relinquished." M. Da 51Aunrtrutt, states, that the Count IVA atots arrived soon after, and far from disapproving of the plan, be adhered to it with extreme complacency ;" he then atter some very gross mod unnecessary personal abuse of the King of FRANCE, the Bourbon Family, and others, Which M. Dx MAunnEutt should be unformed gives nb strength to his representation, communicates copies of the orders di•liverrel to him, whereby 1w was sodomised to rerinire the 11P. vistunCe of ali civil mid military uothowitite. These order% are sevtieliF blow(' by the Count ANaLks, - - • I • of F••lice, C ' . lill't DePON7, Ntni%h• r 111'•ir, Mu 11lnweitta NE, the thee!or-Gel,ri 01 9.11111/ S A ErN. lIW I{llll4Nl MI.( 410'10, tin ver►uir of Putts. and Baron BitoseN tibirl, the Genend . tif the Prtm.iutas. We FI al tens.. 'lilt tine. from which the nature acd chancier of all alai be collected : MINISTRY OF C.trai UAL POLICF.. " It is ordered to all tlio• authorities charged with the Police of France, to the Commissarses-Geoseral, sp v ial and other*, to obey the orders which .11. De llasbru sit , Lull nice thee, moil to da and execute at the v.try mount st, all that be rioall pieserilar, M. Oa MacetstUtt. being ,n. trusted *rifts a secret mission of the Idghtst isportau.er (Sizned) " Tbe Cnussi ANGLLS. " Paris, April 17, 11114." The oilier ardets are equally 114;i•i bye, mini 4itak • of his mission o• secret, slot of the Ingheet 11111ie for the sersice of his Majesty, Lomita XVI II. M. Dlt MALIDIOTII, proceeds this , . " I shall hot neat what followed toy ttcpurtstre frost Pa rt.. I shall not at peseta enter 1111.1 all those del Is shall only say, tb.st havitig reached Ne ))))) urs min th.• roe of Napoleon's dtpariure (lie Famed tht. next day, 21),14 Asps through Wro forest if l'aentaiteb'eout;., and "sliefied was having placed repel( 111 nala SIM? Or 11140, and hiving nicer taLued his line of march, I tank upon myself to carry tans nit my party before his ples3ge. The spies whom I hid set footaits , lilenn had informed me That he was to pass silo-•e Is his carriage, atone and in advance of his escort and the eumonimaries, for no it had beets pupate', asrsugett. I therefunt had some ITASCA to fear, that :against my will some attempt might be made the next Jet' noon hir fife. I wall betray no one here, but I had around me--.,1 do not mean Mr. Oasirs, i must do him the justice is say, that he meet. entertained any thought of the kind)-1 had manual me •n rot of a certain character, and atnengst the rest, a p.0...,a0rgt known in the world fur baying fulfilled missions wooorla loit fear would have conseitted to execute. The sorafrit iorad .s tiara, fore Its have Napoleou's passage eon ely e. come to this determioation, I took away my who! , par/y, 41141 on the 19th of April removed uu purpose to a di-ta...e of seven leagues, soil on a road &acorn wally opposite to Out %slouch the intruded vicious ass to !:,sc.. " In consequence Napoleon traversed the forest of Fou• tainehleam am the 20,b ial Apo al, lo repair to No moons, a Ob. out any obefirele, and spirant being alturked. I appeal to his testimony. Let him sprat: ; was he :au:ado-al doubtedly it was them 51,141 practicable to sob 111/111 t ! f cristrare, fur he was ignorant of hit own Jasper, an, Ire armed men (tiptoeing at each door of his carriage, seigle, 111 the forest, have pat an end to his destinies They mu .tht d 1 it without incurring (tea Nail, fur the forest extends to the Seine, and Ilse uitbt bank of that river was occupied hy the Commits. Nothing would have been inure easy, after his assassination, than to fall bark among them. I hail, sides, more attendants than were uecess , ry. ale mord ftons she. 1 apes. it, was sufficie it, and his life was lu.st. " The Bourfnme have pretended that my eussruse failed or that I and any attendants had barn gained oser by Napoleon. Both assertions are false. If I have not arerni ad what was expected from me, it is because I did ea choose to execute it. I was gained over, bet only by usy conscimwc, which forbade my *Obi ing an horrible asousioutisos to he committed us the person of un unfortunate and dlsormed Sovereign. 1 then relied so far on the geserusify of Alexan• der, se to believe that a Lou the first ebullitiuw uf disappoint ment and anger world bare subsided, hr would have thanked me for my forbearance. I &tem.! myself: 'six on Spite of all my intaturtunes auol unheard-of smearing., I ro joace that I thus acted. Peisceutions arid allaretellats alit end with Me but alter ssui my cuinstrylbso will sus ore justice." • • _ " Os the 'l,t of April, al I refereed Imaged* Pontsise , bleau, its min opposite ditectiou to that pawned lay the Els /wow. (who was already thirty kelpies front see). Me Qum , . of Westphalia, who, no one knows why, had retrograded from Nemeses towards Ponlakeblean, after the passage of the Emperor at Nessourt, fell is sill. my detachment, o the Foamed road, Ida fourteen waggon, tauten iritit maid and silver, and all kinds of treater's. She tushed head long, as the Advocate COnture rightly said, Mtn Ilse vie! serape.' It was then impossible for me to draw kick. 77m Conde d'Artois had demanded Mc riches of th• Amapa, les Talleyrand also expeeted his share, sus sell as (-edam "(bee amateurs, who relied on one for it part of the spoils. I should, therefore, have grossly betrayed their interests, had I dont nothing me this occasion, and expose.' myself to all their vengeance, after having actsally rtred Nupoleon't I thought, besides, that I should appease those glut boa by giving them each, a *hate of the spank. I n o w or d, r t t res, cases, only, were fakes. from the Queen of Westphalia, au,l even theti she was allowed to empty tinthenl Uwre fnuislas be fore she gait them up. I wan informed that alit was ram lag the moat valitable ,titles. I ordered it to be 11110W411. Those cases, which I dial not see, contained, I sr...told, very indifferent jewels on one side, amid diamonds on the °floc I also tuck upon myself to sutler a gseat quantity of do moods. concealed in the double Irotkon of her curtiumes so • pass, as well as eight suilliuus (of francs) its tqld, contaiusal , is her waggons, and other valuables, anch as a t service of gold plaits. On inn arrival at Paris, I was most rnhnth reproached for nut having taken the whole; so that of I had done all that woe e.rperled from tut, that naturism. who complained at much of the loss of her eleven GISIN width, right or wroug, she eittosated at ltiOo,ooo franc., would nut only have last thrtu, but all that she pomaded. far I compromised myself, and ILA - leaded my e sq./Myer*, by leaving her soy thing, She ;oust also not. withstaudiitg ;he representations of her partisans to the teary, that the was nut til-Ireated. She was pluanirerl, it us true, but may because it was 11b00:01ely 11;ei•S*Aly, Anil it was alone Walls all the respect toed sotrulOuios issagivah:e. - This she ranuot deity. " Nina 4lthele Cases were forwarded d;recf to Mr. de tiutteasiz, who represent‘d himself as At alleomiaai fla Coal& d'Arloi4, and in Semalle, his Coin•hisaary. 1 h., litre rretived by those gentlemen in their h , itelti, and (r e m thence curled to Mr. de Viirolles, astottki ravutitite of the Compted'Artuis, %bet .I,.teuteuent•Gostereti of ,Itle .kittethellt. Ind hie accomplice. They remained four days a ill. those re r atan, who reerited Mess clandastfaely, opciad Them duties lay fd.seare, and did with their &tutee's whet ility It Is therefore to the Vaiitesim, the Geatins. the 5 , nia1:‘ ,,,14, the 4rAngth, and the other onessailaMo Reran. pikes of Meet:twits ardrluis, nay, to she Ciawote tVitetier himself, that the (bites of Westphttlid ought to pply for au account of the diamoods ur jewel/ *bleb at mill ipo•blls to moss : .411 lbws diamonds, which thole. /legit rcronica , 4 have.iforgotha ler estme to be holm' In the Seine, or the.al by chimer, Pie annitits afters soda, nylon of tat pre fithwe of Polies, dividend at finfanionstn, and at the tom. "'''''•ftlow— l'' ______ -