The National Register.
London, England, 1815-04-09 00:00:00

RECALL OF THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR.

Dispatches from the Duke of Vicence, (Caulaincourtl
Buonaparte's Minister for Foreign affairs, directed to Count
de la Chatre, His Most Christian Majesty's Ambassador to
our Court, arrived yesterdy. M. Caulaincouvt informs Count
de la Chatre, that his Corsican Imperial Majesty has recalled
him and that he is no longer to act in this country as Am-
bassador of France. Paris letters state, that Buonaparte or-
dered a bust in marble of the Count Blacas, which was found
in the apartment of this Minister of Louis XVIII. to be
placed in the Hospital of the 2uin7c vingts—(The Hospital
for Blind men.)

FRENCH PAPERS.

Paris Papers of Wednesday arrived yesterday. II
Bordeaux has been taken by the troops under General
elausel. The Duchess of Angouleme went from barrack to
barrack, from regiment to regiment, to animate the regular
troops. They refused to fight. She then flew to the volun-
teers, and ranged them in order of hattle : she gave the word
to fire on Clausel's troops. But the rabble having been ex-
cited by the Jacobin emissaries of Buonaparte, threatened
t►er life; she retired in the night of the Ist on board one of
our ships. Clause' entered the city next day.
Tl►e National Guards of Marseilles continue their irrup-
tions into the neighbouring departments. They have lately
appealed in the department of the Upper Alps.
Reports are industriously circulated of the speedy arrival
of the Archduchess Maria Louisa, and. Bonaparte has ordered
her apartments to be furnished, in order to keep np. the idea
that The is on her way to Paris. Ha tacitly confesses that he
cannot stand alone against the allies.
The French funds continue falling. They were 83 on
Monday, and 651- G 6 on Tuesday.

BORDE tUX, APRIL 2.--General Clancel arrived on the 31st of
March at St. AHdre•de-Cubasc. The Gendaques, who had been sent
from Bordeaux to guard the passage and• who were on the left bank
of the Dordogne, joined him. He was also joined by the garrison
of the Fort of Blaye, which has hoisted the tri-coloured flag. Some
Volunteers and National Guards, who occupied the head of the
bridge of St. Vincent on the right hank, tired two cannon and fled
in all haste, while General Clausel was causing the flying bridge to
be brought up.
Next day, April Ist, the Volunteers who had retired to the Bas
tide passed the Garonne, and took a position on the Quay of Bour-
deaux. General Clausel arrived at noon at the Bastide.
Meanwhile the Duchess d'Angouleme appeared every where, In
order to encourage resistance. She went from barrack to barrack
haranviing the troops of ths, line, soliciting them to fight. Having
obtained only a general and positive refusal, she returned in a fury
to the Quay to review the volunteers ranged in order of battle op-
posite the Bastide. She caused them to fire against General Clause',
bat seeing that our troops paid no attention to that, and hearing the
murmurs and cries of the people all around her, she disappeared.
The volunteers then, in consequence of a movement, the cause of
Which is not yet• known, tired on each others-Several were wound-
ed, and one Captaiw was killed by his men.

Cm). Clausel did not fire a shot. A 11,4 g of truce repaired to him.
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