The Sun. — London, England, 1814-04-27 00:00:00

Inctoil • , . .. ot Pk• --- ...... , ~,..._ - . ,--„,:ir.,„. k , t,.., • ..,- %to ito w \ •.,, • f 0,14' ~~ ~1 ~~; I A l . ctO 'l "4°'44.1- 44r111? -1/-1 - 1„) ta ;~ fit, , ,.. • fir, ~,...r . 0 ....e,,,,, -• .. - . 0 . - 0.,... •-tr- •,,,A, k„,....f. 0 tae 1 t In- 1 1 l' . ~ , S• ork Cbe tte Br -0 ve-'" 26th Wt,T,IIIRR 6751 .] tr. HEATIIE ROYAL,' DRURY-LANE. • PRESENT FVENING, ik t ,“tjest • Grand Orttntal Ail 27, their ,o lit of Les Stryttots ‘;‘ - )11 perform the s , r:, 3,11 ILLUSIGN. Aft ' Mr. EliFston7iLndane, Horn. er , a new Interlude, in One Act, called. - • GUE. leb ho IN T thv RI Melo-Dramatic RomanCe of I'TIE WOODMAN'S - HUT. I.° lu n t . 2 `. ' The. Merchant of Venice; with The Wood. ROYAL, COVENI-GARDEN. 1„7 rRESENT April 27, Will Performeld the Comic Opera of 'Poo n „ ,„ e Lc) vg IN A VILLACiF. TO aitows, Mr. Sinclair ; Rosettai Miss Stephens. "Incli will he added, t h e Grand Asiatic; Spectacle of SADAti AND S. ALASKADE. Ri tlyvh °ri :!"‘‘' . , Cleopatra ; p Friday, Artaxerxes, Slee WaAntonlker.y and . To f lie , ETON HALL, Apt it 23, 1814. kL. l'atF '/Iol.litaS of the COUNTY of RUTLAND. r tTO UGH - fin a few years I have beep . n 'Nziti wit hdrisva from Public Life, and although I quitynl ti ,' 4 f li '' i ri I had no reasonto think that yon disapprov 44vi'Ornr‘10es however, perhaps, you might alittle anti ilis 1;1 4% a retirement, I still presume on your favour, k „ .. ' l ltY o f t l e 9i of your forgiveness and generosity : the oppor•- • , A., (i!`ze .• . 1 1 , , gted, ning them, by-being at, the ensning . ElectiOn $ ti,4 t ::: l t tt l: l l : s 4 r !lament as one of your Representative', t he re,.„, w hich post I relinquirtied on no unworthy prin- I mai reasonably and laudably desire to ea e Present occasion. , - I am, with warm attachment,. Your nirist faithful arid ' Obedient humble Servant, ~,_ GERARD•NOEL. DOUBLE CHANCE LorrErx. and Co. the Contractors, remind the that the Drawing of the present LOTTERY he :4t., ' l(r r TUESDAY, 3d MAY. 100A'archaset of . a Ticket or Share has the Chance of 1 4% 11 " Lotteries, as, independent of the full amount of tirol hotter Seheme, ONE THOUSAN in the ‘liti v'are divided among the Banks , and present ed Chance of the followin,; Capitals : • •of. • ..L.20,000 I :0f... :L 2,000 ••• .......... 15,000 . l,OOO a. ".. • 10,000. tc , 5OO •• . ........ 5-.000 io • sou 2, • .......... 3,000. 2.1 „ 2OO &c. &c: &e. and SHARES are on. Sale, in great variety, at N„"" Offices,, in London, 11 i Poultry; 1 N. 0.31, Aldgate High- ete I C 2 , Char; fi ; pa rticular, ge Seberue; v?ith eery particular, way be had ~;rati#, 1\ N--- k SCOMR And PERRY, No. I, Hol bor p f ,ttik i ,, n 0- Bars, r'espeetfplly inform the Public, th!y . are r ttthate Tickets and Shares, in the greates . t ,, a_riety 'p h 'e d. t rSi for the GRAND NOVEL STATE LOI lERI , Sr An ' t St C 4 34 and 10th of May, and only 11,000 Tickets.— cgotains Prizes of 20,00 0 /. 16, 6 00 1 . 10, 0 0 01 . 1 000!. hesides extri Prizes of 1000 Whole rs; te lia ,in t he Next Lottery., which hives a Double Chance to h tl :4 t 4 Ll t ' t u e r Caining e Capital Prizes tither in th.ine3etto 1 4 1 , 11 ,4 14(4 h, i Perry shared among . their Friends in the 11i " t w Last May the Largest Prize that has been sold tlity a w l - wo Lotteries, viz eutitieti to AND 2 Da2 the las t L. 5,000 - • At their Only and Truly Fortunate Office, HOLBORN-BARS.-:-(The Corner House.) L. 2 0 2200 . iiic _....._._____:__ . . . 1 ,,,,1ETS and SHARES for the present LOT -4siti,"'ltY Of t I,oao TICKETS, to be drawn hi MAY, are fAL , 41 HAZARD, WANE, and Co.'s Otfiee, No. 98, v- XCHANGE, in variety of Nimibers. 1, ,; THE SCHEME. CONTAINS i::: 1 2 . ‘" of .... L.Y(1.00 0 1 .... Prize ~f .... L .5,000. , • • ........ 15,000 Y.. `2,000 ~ " .......... 10,000 6. 44 l,OOO tit tl addition &c. &c. . ... • i k i' ll ,4 4 l- s -gtion to the Benefits comprised in 'this Achetne, t,. la e ` o .33lanlis on each of the Two Days of Drawing in y, t rititid to Ten Tickers each ins the succeeding Lot il 4 Il e Z , ,,,_ . ' a . uravn in June, which consists of 9,000 , 3 '% - P 4 contains Prizes of 20,0001. 10,0001. 3,0001. 111 1%b ‘4 of A CORNMLL, - and 9, CHARING -1,,,, cit e ,' ~, , .tt,:tAu f s 'S, entreats the Folders of any . Outstanding. ' t , -. .., t, b arlital prim sold. at the above Offices, to : bctog '', \ !Yl 4 .j. - ,';,Yinent or excb,ange for Tickets and Shares t . n . thy Fi c i,' 4 rti t fEity: to bo drawn the .3d. atid,loth (A 1\ LX.. f t i ,Y lif' the Scheme of which is 'newt as the , First, 1117,Pts : t r ek s drawn the First 'Day; and the First 'Fifty .1 4 I "vu tt s ) il Day will each be entritled to the „ LI e of „ le ecc LI , k II . ; 6 , 1 0 Pickets in the Second Lottery, to be drawn in Otter ) . ' 4 w hich Extra 13entrats the Capitals in the second l l 'A T i ' t a,v he tail ed.-- 2 Phe First Lottery consists of only ; -: tS7 iains s- ' - • ' i •. : P67 -e 4.): .... . L 20,000 1 ' Prize of " LS,OOO '• •.,, 2 ' • ••• , ..... --.. 15.000 2 l t Tic,k et ... .. , ' 10,000- 6 V.Y tQ ~rlCSltartis are selling by BISH, who, in the Lot -I)r,,lzt iaf ~unisliecl last Month, sold in. Share:, Iso. 5151, a "25 0 f 40,0801., No. 6628, a Prize of 22001_ No. 4175, a titt: 3° ( ) L-& f c• &e. .41" o the iqe* Lottery may he had, gratis, at ..-.........„.......:1_, C ORNHILL, or 9, CIAILING-CROSA. . _ 1, 011 SERVER NEWSPAPER. D I? re , E l follow Cop ies - of ..ktfidavits are (r 4 , 1 ! iill e s "„ f li,,ll l:T v E sab l ra l led to the Public by the Proprietors of ~' (' pnau• tiC,'.l.';l"l-11?1i?,„::•-rtliGcD.Ge do hereby thOhat7 e A r.e s4ist u sr ik t- e P o ub a l t i l t a l , se a r n i d n ,sa te ti ~"glilar le e ! of the Observer Sunday I\ e'.vspaper t € P\t-, L i, d _ ~..rage sale 1 . r, (alts;. ?f `" X 'thousand ;. an d that, during the last. Quar p_ub: 4 14. d Isi ntrig of Thirteen Publications only, I . have Pits : and to sold (with the cut:pon of eighteen 11 . 4ath't,tl7'sented to the Pi•oprieto-s' friens). and paid the till 4‘1•Is•!,•` sa ver to.the Proprietors, fur Seventy-eigbt Thousan • lattty-two :Stamped Papers of theMbserver. N., GE _ r , ..,.. • . i:! at the GEORGE GOODGER Mansion-ho use , London, the .oth ,i.. . • u-dy of Aprii, 1814, be.'ore me„ 4. 1 , 1 r) 7 WM. DOMVILLE, Mayor. ~- -11 1. : Z,- . t 1: r. H • awkins, William Stephens . , ' . .llso !i m s r o ts George, i, .1" , ''award Hodges, and RobtaJol , n„ Press kcg • Irk The Observer Printinp . ,-011ice, da hereby illaUe Oath, , 4 ‘itit s i tv "allY Pit}', that we hare printed, during the iasi, t klit, i," r, tonsisting of 'fisirtetin Publications Only, Seventy- Issiver, sittliT,ahtl,.isist Ninety-twoN. tamped Copies of . T 3 l % ; . e er O ag b 7. • 41 40 3 . !"} Newspaper ; and that the regular and . ...e llsh us4 (P r i d ol a . c t i he pu o ,) i i i i sLr t , i e o r ti r r i si t e d by 'us is upwards of Six If .. .rn. y Hitwishis, Pi•esstr.an.to the Observer, 17 years ; l A , tn. Stephens, P,•essmati to the Oliservo, , ,l:64,•viirs ; . - I Q l' l l4 ,„ n t s "curge, Pressman to the Obsrrver, 16 yeffrs v d •,., --' ,„:Ynti, • ' Pressh.:.ii to the Observer, 15 ye;rs ; 11 - - t, -. '''... t ; d get, .. , kressoliri to the Observer, to ye rs ; S I ,. --,),,t. Johnson, rressman to the Observer, one pear. • tr a at the Maus iMi - liouse,•Lontloss, the ~ s • 254 i 4 1aY of April, 1814, before nie, WM. DOMVjLLE, Mayor. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1814. PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, April is, 1814. THIS Institution, since-Its establishment at the commencement of the present War, has Afforded an ho-, nourable and grateful assistance'or alleviation to more than 16,000 Cases of Officers, Seamen, and private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or dependant Relatives.' The Committee,: thcrefore, , feel a firmreliance, that through the generous sym pathy of all ranks of a discerning People, sensible of the bless 4eigs of security from the hostile aims of its vindictive Enemy, " the BRITISH . SEAMAN andSOLDIER may still confidently trust, that those who are dear to him while living, shall, in " the event of his falling-in the sacrecteause,.find t rind and " Guardians in a gTaietul and generous. Country; and that " he who limy be disabled in its defence shall not be neglected 4‘ by those whom he has - bravely defended." I. P.' WELSFORD, Sec. Subscriptions since the last Advertisement, .jrs. Baker, Stamford - • - - L. 5. 0 0 John Wood .. all, Scarborough - - .2 2 0 51. .. , . .. , - 1 0 0 WC. - - ' - - 1 1 0 F. M. - - ' - - 1 1 0 Anonrnotts, per Hoares and Co. - 10 10 0 Cageaitt Wm. Carlyon, IL N. . '... - "' 5 5 0 Ili Dr. Baker, Causton - - 2 0 0 I. Q. for H.F. .. - - 5 u 0 I. S. and W. N. of Lakenheth - - 6 0 0 .1. I'. Dobree, second Subscription - 10 0 0 Officers, :boa-commissioned Officers, and Privates,: at the Garrisons of Weymouth and Dorchester, -4 _ ' under the command of Major-General Jones 113 17 8 Collections on the late Thanksgiving Day continued, viz. At St. Stepheres . Church, Liverpool, per Rev. W. Pulford - - - 15 16 8 At Gamlingay, Cams, Protestant Dissenting Con gregation - - _ ' - 5 . 3 0 At Hexham, (Northumberland), per Rev. Mr. Clarke 21 6 6 At Saffron Walden (Essex), per Rev. James Eyre, viz. Right Hon. Lord Braybrooke L. 9 3 0 Eon. Miss Neville - 1 0 0 William Archer - 1 if 0 . Martin Catlin - - 1 0 0 Thomas Smith - - 1. ti 0 Rev. James Eyre 1 1 ... 0 John Martin - - '1 0• 0 • Sundry Persons , 3 12 0 --' 12 16 0 At Uckeeld, Sussex, Rev. Mr. Rose - 6 0' 1 At Sutton Church, Yoi kshire, Rev. R. Patrick 0 6 1 At the Town of Manciford. per Sollers and Co. viz. Hon. A. Stuart - L.s' 5 0 Aduiiral Brine - 3 - 3 0 Rev. C; J. Hoare ' - I 1 0 Rev. G. Seynier , - 1 1 0 • . Rev..J. Itidont - - 1 0 0 • T. B. Bower - - 1 1 0 7. T. King - - 1- 1 0 I'. N.. Bastard . - - 1 1 0 P. W. Baker - - 1 1 0 Rey. Ed. Acton - - 1 0 0 Mr. Sollers -.- 1 1 0 Mr. Biggs - - - 1 0 0 Mr. Wm. Fisher 1 0 0 Mr, Carpenter • - , 1 0 0 Mr. Muster - 1 0 0 . Mr. Siam:1011(1s - - 1 0- 0 Mr. C. Bashett - 0 10 6 Mr. `:Smith -L - 0 10 6 Mr: Wickenden - '0 5 G Mr. G. Moore - - 0 CO t; I-Jon. Mrs. Stuart - 1 1 0 ' Mrs. Holden - - - 1 0 0 " Mrs. Poore .. . 1 0 0 ' Mrs. Pleydele - - 010 6 --- Z 3 6 At the Pariah efinrch or Drew "$.114:44,., ,z;,,,hs 1.7 7 4 At the Parish Church of Upton, Bucks _ 3 14 0 , At the Parish -of Cucklington, Somerset, per Rev. • H. Martin - 1 - 2 10 6 At St. Marv's Church, Nottingham, per the Rev. G. Hutchinson - - 8 8 0 At St.. Mary's Church, Brecknock - 95 7 6 At Ptescot Church, (Lancashire) and inhabitants . 65 19. 6 At Harwich, per the Inhabitants - 19 10 0 At Roxhy Church - - - 3 13 0 At Winhinghatu - - - - 3 14 4 , At Maidstone Chureb, Kent - - 25 13 9 At the Villages of Rithby, Winceby, and Orgarby 4 ft 0 At 1-Torncastle - - - 14 10 9 Subscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by the re spective Bankers. DEPTiOAD P.[CTUALL/NG-EIRM, 18, 1614. T HESE are - to—give Notice, that on Thursday, the 28th Instant, at Ten o i Clook the Foeenoon l ' will be EXPOSED to PUBLIC ct his Ma jesty's,rictualling.-Yard, at Deptl%rd, , ,runtliy LOTS of, the following UNSERVICEABLE PROVISIONS ono.' A TTORES, now lying in the . said Yard viz. Bread; Flour, Raisins, Rice, Pease, Oatmeal, Currants, Callavances, Bakehouse ,Sweepings, Bread .Dust, Pease Screenings, Beef, Pork, Suet, Butter, Cheese, Sugar, Vine gar; a quantityof washed Bags, Hop Bags, Bags and Rags ; Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half-115s head; Rundlet,,Wine Pipe, Wine Hogshead, Irish 'Fierce, Irish Barrel, and Rum Puncheon Stares; Heading, tight and dry; a quantity 0.1 . Boards Ends, &c. &c. &c. A Deposit of 251; per cent. is to be made upon the amount of each lot at the time of sale, and the remainder of the pur chase-mOney paid before the Stores are removed, for which parpbscsa period of 10 working days will be allowed from the day of sule, the Bvers particularly_ observing, that not less than one-half of the quantity is to be taken away.from the pre mises within the first . five days, and the remaweter in. the five following days, otherwise the deposit ,money will beforfeited, and the Provisions or Stores remain the property ofthe Crown, as no extension of time will, on any elccount, be granted. BY HIS MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT. MILLARD'S 'IMPERIAL TWINE 'CLOTH,_ (Warranted free from any. Mixture whatever) Made in the various Widths of 7-8 and 4-4 for Shirting, and 9-8, 5-4, and 6-4,, for Sheeting'. • , THIS ARTICLE, so.Desinible forits Econo my, and its. great conduciveness to health; is manu factured on a Mathematical Principle (ayant toute l'agreable de la toile du.lin). It so regulating the-perspiration, having no flax, nor any thing of a cold nature mixed with it, that, the ill effects of sudden cold chill, after exercise, is totally prevented, and is suitable to every Climate and Season. It• is 'sold, stamped with' the Patentee's name, &c. at. the EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. t 6, CHEAPSIDE, at no other House, in Pieces of 26 yards each', and upwards, at 2s. 6d. 3s. 3s: 6d. and 4s. 6d. per -yard, and nearly half the Price of other. Cloth, Thy 5-4 Sheetings are from 26 to •52 yards, from 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. and the G. 4 from" 36 yards or wards, from 3s. 6d. to Is. 6d. per y'ar'd. Orders (with remit tance) punctually executed. - The Patentee begs to state, for the information of Mer chants abroad, and of Families residing at a distance from the Metropolis, that every Piece is stamped agreeable to the Pa tent, with his name, &c. as above, and to which it is parti-. cularly necessary to attend. • • GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS. • • • • N. MIDDLETON'S IMPROVED J3LACK LEAD PENCILS, of different degrees of hardnesS. The many gross. impositions' practised on thc,Public by Un principled persons, who vend a vile composition in appear ance like Black Lead, but which has none of its properties, renders it necessary for N. Middleton, Black Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, to inform the Trade, Artists, and those, Gentlemen Who are in the habit of using Isis Pencils, the reputation of which has been established near sixty years, acrd , which were. formerly known by the mark of Middleton only, have now the following stamp on each Pen cil :—" N. Middleton, 162, Strand; London," a,nd fors the Prepared Lead, " Prepared. Lead, N. Middleton, Manu facturer, 162, - Strand, London," with distinguishing marks to dente the quality of the Lead, as H. bard, H. IL harder; &c. The greatest variety in London of Letter Copying Ma chines, Writing and Dreising Desks and Boxes, add a large assortment of Pocket Books, Almanacks, Repositories, Sta tionery, &c. . Superior Merit will ever meet the Publif Approbation - . DR. itHEMAN•s G LUTA. gA LUTARI S i or a most famous Medicine for curing Venereal, Glandular, and Cutaneous Disorders, Meets, litc.—A bottle or two"will convince the pailient of theinsalutary effects; a few bottles have effected a cure, after salivation ana every other means Imre roved abortive, and even when the disorder has been stand- ing several Sears. No remedy can be better contrived, more safe, er more convenient, than this, for such as are obliged to go long :lournies, or to Sea, as •it nee& no confinement or restraint of diet; and 40 years experience by Dr. Freeman in an extensive practice, has prOved it no less successful in those debilities which arise more from imprudence than a certain cause—to such patients it holds out a never-failing, perma nent, and speedy relief. Sold, wholAaktand retail,at Mr: Butler's, 4, Cheapside, Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, and most Country Medi cine Vehders, in Bottles at 2s. Od. 4s. 6d. and 245. each, with ample .directions for each Sex.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 9th day of May next, from such PCTBO7I3 MS' may be willing to undertake the performance of the GLAZIER's WORK at the Tower, Pall-Mall, Wool wich, Greenwich, Lewisham, and'Atifleet,".Ar ServiCe of this Department, for a Period of three Years, determinable after the k;srpiration of the first Year, upon Notice of three Month s, at th? Option of either Party. Further Particulars, together with the Terms and Condition of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's %Wee, in aforesaid, any Day between theilou'rs of Tea . and Four o'cliwk, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed; “4CoposalA fix• Glazier's Work ;" but no Proposal can• be admitted after the said t. l l Nay, at Twelve •'clock at Noon of the' same day, neither will any Tender 6c noticed, unless the Party Making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend. • , By Order of the Board, • R. H. CREW, Sec. OFFICE (IF ORDN.eINCE, April 13, 1814, THE P.WNC/PA OFFICERS of Ms MA -A- .iwsTrs OR do hereby give Noticr, That Proposals. will be recefred at their Office, Pall- Mall, on or Wore Monday, the 24 day of May- next, front such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of "RTItIbGE. 1 1. APFR Ar this Department, for a period of Three Yew - 3, determinable after the e.tpiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be Viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract, may be known,at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, " Proposals for Cartridge Paper,;" but no Pro posal can be admitted after the said 2d May, at Twelve .'Clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will tiny Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf. shall attend. _ _ By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW 7 , Secretary. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 13, 1814. TruE. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of His MA -m.7 JESTT'S ORDNe.IIVC.E do hereby give Notice, ThatPr'oposals will be received at their Office,inPall Mall, on or before Monday, the gel day of Alay next, from such Persons as may - he willing to undertake the supply of HORSE-SHOES and FORELOCK-KEYS for Service of this Department, for a Period of Three Years, determinable after the Expiration of the first Year, upon Notice of Three Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon applkation ai the Prinipal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions • of the _ Contract,onay be, known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall aforesaid, any Day between the ',fours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and indorsed, "Proposals for Horse-sbofys, &c. ;" but . no Proposal can be admitted after the said ed May, at Twelre o'clock at Noon of .the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his Be half; shall attend. ' By &der of the Board, It IL CREW, Secretary, OPTICE OF 'ORD N INCR, 4pril 1S; 1814. rpm PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His JES7T'S ORDN.INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on tn• before Wednesday, the 4th day of AL!, next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of FIVE HUNDRED CHALDRONS bf COALS, for Service of Me Ordnance Barrack Department at Gibraltar, there to be deli vered, at the Espenre of the Contractor. The Coals must be of the, description denominated Adair's Main, Eighton Moor, or equal thereto in quali!y died goodness. Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Condi tions of the Contract, may be known upon application at the ,SecretarYs Ogiie, in Pull .`Mall aforesaid, any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, where the Proposals must be delivered, scaled up, and endorsed, "Pmposals for Coals." No proposal can be admitted after the said 4th day of May, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, crian Agent in his behalf, shall attend. fly Order of the Board, B. H. CAE*, Secrets*. CpAttct..§ntrxot-rtAtsptt4lit. FITENCII l'A vas. • , • AP Mt 1-7..--Every preparation :OS been made' for the reception of his Majesty Louis XVIII. thc.Duchess D'Angouletne, - 'the Prices de •Conde ; atid.the Diiede &Arbon: . General Lecourbe, who had been exiled bv . Buonaparte, first to *on s-I e-Sauln and then to Bourges,•bas.been reinstated in his post,' an+t . placed on active-service by Monsieur. He has ar. rived at Paris, and been very ell received by his Royal Highness and the Allied Sovereigns. - Amongst the Officers , who accompanied the Duc de Berri on his entrance into Pails; we dis tinguished Lord Iturgbersh. . Qeneral Caffarelli has had the honour of being appointed •-to accompany to Vienna her Imperial Highness the Archduchess Maria Louisa . . The Baron Menneval, Private Secretary' to her Impe rial,Highattssi and the Baron Corvisart, Physician, also accompany the Princess. The departure of Buonaparte has raised the price of the Public Funds. It may be remarked, that he never returned to Paris from any of his expeditions without lowering them. The correspondence with Spain and Portugal *ill resume its former course on the 26th of this month. A Courier has airiied, with the intelligence that the. Marshal Duke of Albufera has given in Ills adhesion to the Acts of the Provisional Govern ment, and Sworn fidelity. to the House of Bour bon. The garrisons of and Kthl having declared their adhesion to the Acts of the Pro4-i -sional Government;tin arniistice ti As been conc-ind; ed with the Allied Commander iu Lower Aleace, suspending hostilities. Delon is ordered -to be sung. in ail the churches Paris., in . grateful thanksgiving to the , Supreme, for the late' - glorious 'and. happy events'. ' Marshal SucHET ha'S•sent his formal •and loyal adherence to the New Constitution and the Legi timate Dynasty, nddressed to the ProvisiOnal vernment, and dated Narbonne, 14th April. :Azs,•Atnr:23.--The followitii are further de tails of the entrance into :earls of Royal . Big h ness the Duc de Berri. . . . • The Prince of Neufchatel bad the honour of adl7essing his Royal Highness in the name of all the Marshals of France, in the following terms-.- " .MasElGNEtin‘,—The Marshals of France, and all th 9 Generals who are at Paris, experience a great. happiness in congratulating your Royal Highness, and in seeing you_enter the capital of your ance tors. It is in the name of the whole Army that I come to express to your Royal Highness ttrwe sentiments of love, devotion and fidelity, with which 'they are animated for the King and his august fatuity." Vive Rol Vivent les Bourbons,' All the Marshals, the General Officers present, th e - persons in the .suite of the .Prince, and the numerous spectator's assembled, repeated-this ex clamation with tlie , most lively eohnsiasm., His Royal Higilvess replied, iu terms the most affectionate and most honourable to the French army. The Prince entered Paris at half past twelve, by the . lim:rier de Clichy, having the Prince Alf Neufchatel on'his right, land Marshal Moncey on his left: The other Marthals of France, pt Paris, a con= siderable number „9f, Generals arid superior Of fleas, the Gentlemen' Of his Royal Highness,.. ; and a \ nunierous‘COrps of National Guards, form ed the procession. The most lively .enthusiasnt was manifested in all the quarters of the capital which ids Royal Highness traversed'. Mon sieur received the Prince, his son, at the Thtiil leries, and tenderly embraced him at' the nio 7 ment be alighted from his horse. •The two Princes ascended to their apartments amidst shouts of ' give le 1-toi:!—Vivent Monsieur and Mon seigneur le but de Berri !" By. a Decree of Monsieur, an extraordinary Commissioner is appointed to be sent into each,. Military Division, to communicate correct jam; :nation of the events which have restored to France its legitimate Sovereigns, to ensure the execution of the Acts of the Provisional Govern* went, and take such measures as circumstances may require. ACTS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Palace of the nuilleries, April 22, 1974. We,, Charles Philip of France, son of France, Monsieur, Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom, &c. have decreed, and do decree as follows :--,- I. There shall be sent iota each of the military divisions asi extraordinary Commissioner of the King. His mission 1!:ail have for object, • 1. To disseminate in the countryan exact knowledge of the events which have restored France to its legitimate Sove reigns. • . rr • 2. To insure the execution of all the acts of the ProvisionA Government. 3 To take all the tneasures which circumstances shall r4,` - - quire to facilitate the . establishment and activity of the Go vernment. 4: To collect information relative to all biancbes of.the public service. 11. With this view the said Royal Commissioners are antho ried to require all civil and military authorities, and evert to give them orders, which all functionaries and public agents shall be bound to obey. HI. Aceording . to the account which shall be given therm of the conduct of all these depositories of public authority - , they may pronounce their suspensions, and appoint provi fional successors. 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