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au to do; inasmuch as the treaty only sat i.oenes the
presesee of tile Custom-hnoise officers oa the sea-
coasts. and at the mouths of the neer..
"On the ltith of last month. I received, through
the Charge d'Affaires of His Mojest) the Etuperor,
an aaeurance. that it was by no means his inten-
tion to occupy Amsterdam; and this led me to
hope theta treaty. the conditions of which bad been
imposed by H. Majesty the Emperor himself;
would be strictly ohaerved. and he in no re inert in-
fringed upon. Unfortunately lay error was n t ..1
bug duration. When 1 received a communication
that io,totoei Fretich troops were assemLlong its
Utrecht rail its entriross, notwithstanding the ea-
weak penury and embarrassment of our finance,.
I conse.n.•d to famish them wlth provisions, and
other u ...ies ; though the treaty stipulates that
only 6000 melt %hall he maintained at the expense
a Holland. But I was appreheosive that the as.
amobliag of this furze would disclose other In-
bastions unfavourable to uur Gsvernmoot ; and
accordingly. !did not fail to rec. re. the day be-
fore lesterday. June ftipti, ctfiriar ;nforinatima
shut lits Majesty the Emperor maimed epos
capjiii4 Ainsterdurn, and estnblisbilig tine baud-
quarters of the French array to this eapltal,
•• In this mei uation, Gentlemen. lon cannot doubt.
that I should have resigned iny.rlf to suffer for my
people new hunitheinua, could I hare entertaialed
the hope of lort:venttnic siva ea:Amities; but I cooed
so Wager deesrve myself. I .snouted to ti.e trrwty
dictated by Fiance. under the coot ictiun th.it thn•r
part. of it that were meet &severable to the oat nn
sat )-Of, would oct bs totoaced ; sad that, th. -

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?IMF SIXPENCI-HALkPIiiNNY•
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I at St. Cloud on Friday the 20th instant. The
senor elietped him for a considerable time in his
Come," said he, w my son, I will he year
et., you will loss •.othing by that.
The conduct of your father wounds me to the
t; his infirmity alone can account for it. IVhro
come to be a m3n, yon will pay hi, debt and
r own. In whatsoever intuition my policy and
interests of my Empire may place ynti,"
e that your first duties are towards nie, your
and towards France. Ad your other duties,
▪ even whit: regard the people I may coedide
so, come only in die neat degree."
'heir Imperial and Royal Majesties hate resided
he Palace of the Thoilleries since Friday cress
and it should seem that they will remain there
r days.
lii M .jr.ty, in consideration of the approach of
rest, has ordered the Simons!, prime. ts of war
is distributed anionc the farmers and manufac-
MI in different parts of the country, as the Au*.
o prisoocrs of war were.
74 MIMES, JULY 10.
Me Briny a divided into three corps. The Brat'
lets the ostlers of General Partonneane. ortarpies
right of Scylla ; the second, under the orders
:leneral Larnarque, occupies the left ; and the
ire. composed of the guards. the reserve, and
Neapolitan division, muter the orders of Gene-
t Deri, and Cavaignac, is in the town of Scyll
Majesty is 011 the point of rettime off for the
ap, and is to Ise accompanied by the General of
vision, Count firenier, Chief of the Staff; the
nen!!! of I)iviston, Crtnpreilon, Cumniander-in-
itf of Engineers; Brigadier-General Sory, ••-
in mend el -1 ii• Chief of the Artillery; sod the
ief Comllliaary Motet.
The Councillor of State, Simon. a Captain in
• Navy, has the chief command of the Marine;
▪ Piquet, Chief of the Ad. *stratioa of Ma-.
e, superintends that branch of the gereide in the
sdition ; and M. Chastreau, Sub•inerector of
views, attends to the equipment sad reviewing
the squadron.
TM 627th 1 onvoy, commanded by the Colrain
frigate Barbara. rot:evert Srytla yesterday morn-
l. without having hems &stockist by the enemy
ce his action with a 74, offC.spe Vaticano. The
th convoy, commanded by Captain Abram, will •
so be here.
IT. reTrassurno, JOLT eg.
Forty-five vessels have recently arro,d in -sir
its under Spanish colours. Th.y I,reirrr to
ye cleared ont from Teoeriffe. sod th• r pif e
re all regular; but they actually cam- ft. m
id, or English possessions; and. .se
rners forgot that Teweriffe. not hair rig
a• sinr.w-
Lged the authority of King Joe en, v....raw coin.
g froin a port of the Spain-li M.....irchy that hail
st atabmitted to the Sine. were Im'Air to he me-
iered as enemy's pioperty. Thi- i 3 sascily wait
a happened; the forty-five vessels and their ..BS-
sea have twee confiscated. They are salitert wt
40n0,000 of roubles. The English jean
ho prophesy a speedy change in the ulthrti .GOl
'nor Government. sill iirotailile Ind *initiative
.11Zeseri to reconcile tlis fact to th• it priklulibwoo.
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THE ABDICATION OF KING LOUIS.
TKO I[ll lr • T 3 THE LIMISL&TI• BODY.
II GENTLLME IA —1 charge the Ministers, iso+is
onset!, to Fro!sent to your Assembly the Itesoluo
coo to whs..::. 1 eau- seta ;nisei( driven by 11. e •
ilitary occop!tlon of my to vital. The brave sol-
ers of France have t.'s eher enemies than those of
le common cause c• Anti and myself. They
maid have been, and -.• .- to be. received with
.1 possible regard and at. ...; but it a 'steer-
',less true. that, in the irons • - I..tion of M. Iland,
hen an entire army, a crowd • Custom-home
'Seers, and the national army itself. ,ere pl..ced
tit of the power of the gnveniment—s imo tarty
flog, with the exception of the capital, easy be
nil to be under the order of a foreign Wirer, 1 - •,e
aloud to declare to Marshal the Duke of Et.
nil the Charge d'Affaires, of the. Empire'. that .f
lie capital and its district were a envied, I Agouti
insider that proceeding as • wroesfsst vedette. of
he laws of Rations, and those rights that are if, weft
mist sacred among men. Lt was this that in.tre.sd
ne to refuse lilt. t'ustons-house officire ailuii.dioit
its Moyden,Naarrien, and L)iemer. L had . tight
to do; inasmuch as the treaty only setLarnes. the
'rewrote of toe Custom-bruise officers on the mo-
r oads. and at the mouths of the rivers.