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sbevcry beginning, a manifest proof of his inten tion not to estab:Nla kind of preference be- twecn them. The result of the serntiffy •of the 'votes in tlyit part of the kingdom not havin4yet reached h,slllajesty, we are obliged to express his regret at the impossibility of laying before you positive info, mat ion at th , moment when rnt dose your filings. The nnanimons acc ept ance , of t!,9.. projci, by this A.sembly, gives his Ma jesty inst.:reason to hope that considering the form of elution which has been observed, the great majority of the inhabitants of the Netherlands *rill be found toilave accepted the project. " We should but imperfectly discharge the coriimission which his Majesty has confided to us, if we omitted - to signify to your High Alighti nesses how well he has distinguished in the deli berations of the assembly on this important sub ject, (both by the just point of view 'which it chose in .the examination confided to it, and by the manner in Which it has regulated its opera tions,) that enlightened judgment on the 'one band, and that virtuous scrupulousness On the other, the union of which, when such delicate interests tre in question, is / calculated to lead every deliberation to the happiest result. it .is nith reason you have judged ; the question was not to examine wholier the. pioject included all the dispOsi;ions'protier to insure the general ad vantage, but only whether those contained In it formed a whole, which under iw,ise Government may be judged sufficient to fix the happiness of society on solid foundations. .`` It is with the SaniC sagacity yon have adopt cd it ,as a principle, that the question was not to, know if the modified Constitution was adapted to a part, but only if, 'observing . the conditions on which it Must be founded, it suited the whole of the people of the Netherlands. " We'ate very sensible, high and mighty Lords, that it must he painful to you to concur in•intro (ieing modification's into a tOnstit ntion, ir:fficient experi'ence had already demonstrated to be so consonant to the interests of those for..whotn it was Mimed, that it kit nothing to . he,desired ; hnt each of you is douhtleus convinced, that the same constitutions cannot snit all people. That they most he modified according to • circumstances end the state of things, and that what is advan tageous to one nation is prejudicial to another. " It, then, the interests of the people united tit- sos haVe not allowed us to retain all the disposir tions of the primitive constitution, yet the modi fication; which have been tnwle in it 'contain no thing which can in the least .encroach otl the en joyment of any one of the privileges riptin which we ser a value. " Y_s, High and Mighty Lords, we. may enjoy the Irippines's of the union tvithimt being deprived ot the advantages of .the separation of the two people. This ba;:piness is guaranteed to us by the existence of the House- which reigns over ns, bv.. the principles upon which our Sovereign de sires to found his Government, and principally by the just bounds which the constitution hots ns tsigited to the exercise of power, and which give us - , as far as human wisdom permits, the ass u r. alite Stint no encroatnimenL " it is perlLtps - true, that faulty- institutions un der a gorml government maybe adapted to the in terests of society, while the best laws, confided to sintaithful bands, may he absolutely nugatory. - I'et co' qitation wisely framed will 2iways have a great advantage over one less adapted to the end pruposed . , and will always ;lave the double advan tage of being a check upon every abuse of antho-' thy, and of removing every obstacle that might impede its action when directed to the good of society. " the . Governor of the Universe, who has so visibly directed the chain,, of which the great emir which has given risk to the deliberations just - terminated, forms a link, grant to this im 'portant work a happy conclusion May he bind ,till closer, by inntmal confidence and affection, the tics which already unite the two people.. May he continue to give the Prince who reigns over us the necessary strength, that he may labour with the perseverance which•characttriSes him, in ame liorating the situation of his subjects ! May he cause the. ancient House from tybieli our Monarch is descended to shine among the Powers with new splendour !. May he render eitch of you, High and Mighty Lords, by the. happy consequences that'will result. to the Netherlands, the happy witnesses of the completion of the sociaLedifice, to the foundation of which this Assembly has so imirrediately 'contributed, and which we ttow close in :he name of the King, with sentiments of gra.; titwie fur tie zeal which you have displayed.'" FLANDn[tS AND HANIBURGH MAIL ; LRECEIVIZD MORNJ.NG.] NtlizEidt,EßG, A - tfG 17.—The Russian army lately !eft P - oland arrived on the sth of this month upon the hanks of the Maine, whence it ivas to proceed 're) 'tire Rhine ; but it received on the. 9th orders to 'hult. By a later order, this army is to resume its inveh iii a few days to re torn to 43 ancient cantonments in Poland. LittisANNe, AUG. Thihandeart, who was arrest: d two days since in this town, and has . Leen kept in arrest ut the:. Qr . pwo Inn, pct Out Veit er ay fflr Berne; ddeompanied . by an 011iecr of Cie tion, by way of escort. M. I‘larct b a g k aso cbtainett permission to go to. Z ur i c h, ,„ ( 1 for that city a few days ay. rassed tlirough here —We have the satisfaction Co ITAGuE, Avg. ='• l . • Ann'outiec, that the, Constitution is aceepteci by the Inajority of the provinces of the kil)gt1(;In, 1(11110 consegmently it be inime . diately carries! L"to effect, and its benefits be extended to , aliparts Of the sate. - CA tu,sci; 11E, Auo. learn from Str4s . hurg, that 00 the I , lth hattniions of the-Na 11011q1 (iftaril left• o:atillticC;asuf font- more on the 13th. On the IGth, three regiments of infantry acre to follow, anSi prncced beim to flaverne. CoLoGivc, Au . 21. !Jesse Dirms'alt tins talon possessio'n tlie!,e , f,e: days of its in demnities of the le'it bank of the Rhine, conipoled. of the best part of the tlepartmen: of Mont-lon tierre, and forming Id cantons. The city of: Worms be the seat of the Provincial Govern meat ; 116t'e!s - are preparing for the different I;ranclics of die Administration, for the Governo6 a nd for the Unive'r - sitv; tintl barracks for SOO foot end lone sytadrons a Cavalry: Baden will have the circles of Spire, Denk Punts, and a hart of Lantern, as soon as arrangentents are made with that Government celating to its cotinter-cessions. .. BAALE, AUG. 13.—Travellers Who arrived bete . yesterday, affirm that they heard a long and heavy canun'ide on the Side of Befort. (On the Ilth,, in the evening, news had been brought that Gen. Lecourbe had denounced the armisiice) The Senate having absolutely refused Burbinegri's re peaked demand of 300,000 francs, thOught it ne cessary to take sonic pteCant ionarytheaSures.ln the afternoon t.'e learnt that Ilurbinegri had desisted from his demand, only deferring it to a later day; on the whole we are lint much alarmed now.— The Corsica') wants money, be krioWS that he will Obtain none if he continues to tormedt the city, but that . Basic, Whatever may be the issue of the sicge,wiil be grateful to him if he uses the city well. !le 'Will, therefore, doiibtless, choose the latter •conrse. Vie fire from litiningen continues uight and day with more or less violence. A great many cannon have been placed in the batteries erected against. the, .fortress. Fornierly the in habitants and soldiers, often sbewed themselves owside of the fortress to make game of us ; bi(t now we see nobody ; our sharp-shooters are s'‘) . pasted that they can reach whoever appears, %vitt). out beihg seen from the fortress. Yesterday and to-day . a great quantity of cannon and annatini- . • tion arrived here. The fire from llimingen though • uninteimpted does not produce much effect. ' AUG. courier has just brought dis patehes for the Government requesting that gnat-- ters may he prepared for a great many persons, of distinction, who will be present at the. siege of rinningen. 'Several cOine with their Ladies.--•- Among the persons expected are Prince and Prin ce-ss Barclay de 'lolly, tile Crown Prince of Ati tria, two Russian Grand Dukes, and several German and English Princes, and persons of high rank. The siege will begin on the 18th; unless the bad roads flitiay tue autniury ; ilia ItliML: 15 very high. Yesterday afternoon Honing:Ai hoisted a red anti a tri-coloured flag. An express that was scut frOin hoe to Besanqon is just returned, not hay. ing been admitted into the place, Which has been blockaded for some, days. According to his ac count, a counter-revolution has broke out, in which many Royalists have prished. On Sunday the red flag was also hoisted at Befort. Some severe fighting is said to have taken place before that fortress. COPENITAGEt:, Ittissian btig, commanded by Captain Kinzebue, which has been fitted ortt by Prin-Qe 'Romano*, to make a voyage round the world, is now iu our harbour. The Danish Marine begins to recover, besidei ,the Phenix and the Louisa Augusta, a 74, is on the stocks, and four frigates are nearly completed. Baron. Flammerstieti is arrived here from lla cover ; it is supposed his utizsiou relates to the . Duchy of Laue - tiburg. The valuable library intended for the Norwegian University, is arrived at Christiania in 292 chests. BnEMLN, AUG. 13.--A Letter from Colonel Sir Niel Campbell, the Commander of the Han seatic Legion, dated Wesle, Aug. 2, announces, that by the orders of the Duke of Wellington, the contingimt has gone into cantonments between Peronne and Roye, about 13 (German) miles from Paris. Yesterday noon a courier arrived from the Duke of Wellington, with an order rnrthdThroisli contingent to halt till iarther orders, which may . however soon be expected. WAHsAw, AuG27.-01) the 3d was celebrated with much pomp, the Saint's-day of her Ma jesty the Empress of Russia, Mother of tlae Emperor Alexander and King. The city Was finely illuminated. General Count ilenningsen depat:ted a few days since to MrShilow, on' the river Dniester, to join ,the Southern Army. HANOVEIi, AUG. 14.--The birth-day of his :loyal Highness tl►e Prince Regent V‘'as celebrat ed here with every deinonstrittion et job•,----I'rin ceas iiinclic: arrived here . yesterday on her way back to Berlin. The 2,(1 ImttalioO s of the fish, 57th, 7ind .S2(l reghtients of rout marched into IrinchesterllAr riick.'ilast week. • The ;2(1 battanon: of the 89:h regiment (700 !nen) went' flit() Pottsea liarracks.on 'nonriditv, for the protection.oithe works kr the 63rrison. F 11 PA i 517,111 (iii:CriVl,l) Tlil\ 474011N1NG.) 7jie ud. day bt. lij the o the festival of St. touP3, a Very , t-eat nomber of the inltabitaiAs pres,zed forwili:d, to .the. terrace of the To:lieries to salute the King 10d1 their act-la- Aiajesty deigned In appear several times, and to acknowledge• thes'e ebolitions of feelitnl in a very affecting manner. - At night-fall the - crowd and the accliNmations increaser). Elie Gardens were iiltttninaird, And a concert was performed, in which the loyal and na tional air§ were executed. An fgqicle from Bayonne, dated the 18th Au gust, contains a long address from the Mayor of that town ,to the inhabitants, contradicting the reports that the Spanish armies were to enter France, and, attributing the propagation of these rumours to 'malice. His address contains a copy Of a dispatch to hint from the Spanish:Com mander-in-Chief, the Conde de Abisbal (Odonnel), to the rrench Commander at Bayonne, in which these rumours are contradicted. The folloWing is an extract from the dispatch " If any future circumstances could induce the King my blaster to pass his frontiers, it is very. certain that it could only. be for the purpose of serving the cause of the Bourboni, which he must regard as his own." This Paper, in an article front Leghorn, of the iii August., contains an account of the operations of the expedition from Tuscany against the bland. of Elba. Porto Ferrol() had been evacuated by the French troops, aft - Fr blot'ving up the powder magazines, so that the island was.very quietly taken p'ossessidn of in tne*nanie of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. (From tlie Gazette dr, Fri-nce.) PARIS, AUG. 24.—h is coicitlatell that the num ber- of the French Peers is now raised-to 212. The Cotot of Saint-1,6 (Louis- Linnaparte)is still at Rome; he'has mot left that city slice the month of September last ye tr. A rnarriae is talked of .between the Hereditary Prince of the Netherlands and the Crajid Duchess Anne, sistc,rto tr,e Eaqieror of PoPisia. Another nce is talkud of her cc n the Prin- Cess'Charlottea ‘Vaics and a Prince of Prussia, nephew "to the Eing. We have already mentioned that Marshal Soult, in going trout Castrcs to Saint Amand, to r , !main at the latter place under ztteiiiance, had thow.. , lit it proper to traser on foot, and during the night. This precaution may make it be thought that his personal safety was menaced. Since that time lie has been conviticed •that tin one was disposed injure his person, and has found that the cis il and military authorities Would protect him from every species of insult. IL has therefore Oared, that be preferred remr,ining on the estate and in the house of his mother, until Government shall have reso!wed on its ulteritir tnCasures towards • The scafroldi which are C:ceting upon the tri nmOhal arc!) r)f the Toilleries are for the ptir pose of effacing the letters N and the mgles which are placed on that•mortutitent. It is probable that the figure of Bkionaparte will also Le removed. COURIER EXTIIAORDINARY Jerome Buonaparte is said- to kayo gone to Wurtemburg. Lucien continues in custody . at Tiniu: We are assured that the. Pope, his sove reign, has complaints against him. The perst-ms convicted cif crying " Vire l'Em pctenr" during a fit of intoxication have been condemned to months imprisonment. We are assured that 3Tadame Ney has matlead vances to a great Monarch to gain his intercession in favour of her husband, but ‘vithout success. The town of Lot:yids has heti' put under re quisition for 22,000 yards of cloth. (Prom ere Journal chv Debuts.) PARIS,. AUG: 2 , L—We are assured that Joa chim Murat, who was said ro have embarlied, has joined his . wife in Austria. - Tire , Castle of Sedan has been made a depot for the Allied Troops., BASLE, AUG, 16.-I'iVe Duke of liasSano (lla7 : et) accompanied by his family, arrived on the Ioth of Angnst, at Fribourg, under th e escort o f an onicer and several gendartnes,from Geneva. - His arrest took place at Zurich, in the following manner : The Inn in which M. Motet was, being quietly s.nyrounded, he endeavoured to eseape at a back door, and was vionuded in both arias ; . However, the (Hirers declared to Madame Abret, that it her 1,10;:411:1 voluntarily surrendered, he should he tieated with respect., but otherwise •as urktince. lit: then slitretniered, and wa•:'s(tit An article, dated ft Qin Bourdvaux, 20in Aug. contains aft account -•of the arrivaN of the Duke curl Duchess caf Augotiletue tiivre, at tAI'O o'clock, on the 1911 i. rflicie arniv.tl mi.: . celebrated with nrost extraordimay and eudiusiattic cicitiontra tions Ytjov. • tr,te f • -1•1 ) 11 . 11 article in'thls paper, 'dated - from Nantes., 19tLi thet M Lavcil Nuittworcuey, 1 t :..-•i 3.: , ' .1:10: 1 ::-....:';', I : : 1r "c. ./-:, - _'‘f-t : '''' t.•:`s ill!'i'i'n..,:-..:(! ..m . ••••:::.,, , i t . -,. . 1 c .,., ) iiii- ''':', -•••••••• ..;:. : , -ct ••:1 -' • ,;., 0 ,..• " I ;a e ic) •!!•••: , i .. , : , •1•.....i,.?.•.;Ti._-•.: il, •i" c elicli r'.. ) : 4 ' e •;‘: (•0::,1:1;•ktio k i- 61; ~ ~, ~„:.;...;..,.r, javitv4 bec a r. if 1e .3,1' e:t . , N3'.nll • it!' ,a c t I, td. 1 ) ; •-; (" , mie o ' l I.' 1. P ris' : ) ;•'il, illiti a', l i . tilt', .Frei - ‘ ,.; z ,,i.: - 3 ill I' l'l.°ll 1 were re1....-a,, , ,.(i acco:dir • !.- . 1 i -(1 6 . /t/ .... . , , .i ;Lis i apur aiso contl,:..s a l'roc:ielaf;`)Pit tiii AFars ( ....:lll, ?,i:i . r.•.(16 , :a1(' ~ c,„ ~.; • t cc i i , . ;if' t bc r " of tlie Loiie, ,1,..t c ,; i--- • • • 6 be4P ' proves fit tile ;-•-•:::-.; fe,.• c •, :z .,• a ilirr, tbe l e i ! ' f j nicn ts of the ai ;I.', ~ ',,:, • 1,, „„. )1 ., c if e ctoll ir T c f d states, the country f t ," t ,,,.,. i .... •,,. ', •thi (i ' li • .. ;I o. 5=3 9 i )1) . 1 74 5 3:°' faction fi:oni-tite inliabitantfi, at the 14 6°d c°l and discipline observed by tl:at arm:' that l'e had i.e.eir:•,-....,1 t'etialoilics - otict • ; IVI II r . PARIS, AUG. 2 , 1.---tlis • Royal iliOn'Ss-01 I t veto. received last Sunday a doptit 4i°ll ceo t r e' Royal Volunteers of the city of rilris; Fi t t . ; t:; t b h y is () A u l e c o et r in t- g he tl fi te rs re t A V.f il l g s i it t i r it a te tt t . 4 l o i l s c i o l : 133 ; 6;:it:I. 1 ;° ; cl'ill i 7e corps, by the ttnitv c t f their o bject s 39' 0 0 l c s,:ntiniunts, a deplitilt:ion of the L k 55 0 010' ° li f e :l i t r e ' .:( 11 )1 7 1 . t . t ( t i Ci g f a t u T i e s zi e : ( l i ec i , " a l l l 7l lly 11 ( e i f t * : 1 ; 1 v ilicr ci Pt . 3ll :s ° i( l 'l ti f r i - P 1.1. ; :y ve al ": 1-;;g 'i l t t i :e: ' s .I. - dch . 1 liirldine Saini Esinit, was inre'le:.pcfil at seeing his faithful servants in his P r e : 5 ,, 1 15 r cC , ( : l' l ayeceiving I signified his lively -"et.:ce,'°,-t Lie expression's Of the gloroti,; (1!; ‘ation of the intatiliiiiCy v..iliA lids ctrl! alt er 1' tingnished the deVotCdness of those b',. 3 ' . ,ift 11 '`' . ; the King's COllllll. . :I'lle kind reception . of the l'rince forti":‘lo9 ' 4. 1 , hearts that Ime of the Bottrbons wil ic ' t 1 t vili c i 7 tys directed t he efforts of their 2 e 3l ' 3 : l' f,r 3) IP' It as been tile spring of a conduct I.;t 0 1)C:- t ° 10 i r reitroaell a ble. II r i l e . g .1‘ • 1 . _he paldsatles which were )raced' B , t s tt. 11° , yiers of Paris, and ill the exterior -.°ll°' JO: • begun to hem c 'reoved. 1 o' ll h i M. Lieutenant-Genera! Borbob, `-'lll:ilblis'.o c r o( I I i f s ) b t it :::) 42 : l l 3 i l : sl' g t h i: : B ' l in t z •;: iu ;: : 1 1 1 (iteki ;C:1 1 : 1 1 ) ::.. ba c e: r (11 f 1; ; I :: Y r n i rile:1: : :t-ai t i';‘ : I ti t:i)Pit i '' i t : o l ) a i n i v e tion iivit l ing the iithclibitan” "c i l r :rtrotl' s o; in gou'. tinderstantlinft _with „ i jet' l ' i the 6tlt corpft-of the Prussian array , ':' •-di up its quarters in the lath division• ~ 551 419°L 1 1 A '1"111.11al-appetars to doubt of the` ° i ci c E 15'11:5, 111. or CieliCnil RA Wei at ' TA)lllo'iSe • t t " ji : '' ai o 1 fortintatelv t ( ) „ . . ,' '• 1 t‘isltior tot' ._, &roe. Ihe Gette.l:l . sti l t ed , 1 ,,t 1 11. " 1 . 1 ri , !tons cominoittin, ‘va 5 - I ' l l fi :0 15 1 ' ; ,.... hard:y pres'ied. lie di t•IV his s"'w""i i tc.f. 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