The National Register.
London, England, 1814-04-17 00:00:00

TITT: NATIONAL WINTER.

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the'ransport, 4nd dhisions of a people abandoning th:mselves to the
most
mGment of the entry of the Prince into the Palace, the white
flag wts hoi.,te,l on the Pavilion, in the centre, ar&cl the innumerable
crowns covered the gardens of the Thuilleries, His Royal
Highness, hetore entefing his apartments. ran thro..-.h all the ranks
of the national guard, with which the Palace was 11;led, unversed
with the greater n:Art of them, shook hands with them with aWability,
and to thc to the most loving ntt:1111. His Royal Highness, in
answer to ol;servat. •ii th.:t he twontich fatigued, replied, "It
w-• iniros-lble, it w c, the first day's happiness he had experience:l
fOr 2.5 years." •
• Iry-the evening the ribl4c- edifi,:cs and a great number of private
hoUses were ilitpt,inec,i.

vrom the .I.urnal de Dell) b', April 13 —We are nl%llll'll that
11010letpatte left Fontainebleatt ths USCOrttql by 1.')01)
iti; chi) mud ti nu Fienrii.teonri. They will conduct him to Saint
n...ez, in Provence whet c lie will entliat k fur the 131..4 Fllat
he Moit;t4,pr qafrs, Vuit the Aei ft of aditereitre arc
that it cannot enamorate them, itirl adds, emphatically, FitA
NCF
IS UN AN.!IIIiTS.'
Mdrttird Oudinnt. in 10.4 Erlberence, re:9Th, that his situation biedel-
ed from partakine in the nnhle whielt the swill(' past u!
Fr..t.e It .s at lasaloh made ; he offers to nuke -some intere>ling cow
num. •flti ins, and ittfers his service& in whatever manner they may I,e
The Emperor A !exander had received a deputation fro.in the French
Institute. M. C. Lacretelle addre.sed his I mrerial N1:9::,;!y in a I
discourse, in ‘vhich he compares the retoratioit of I.nni!; XVII 1.,
cfpcted titrun,:h his means, to the re! urn of a father to 4 fahlily, van.ll
has dreadfully sufkred during his ab:enee. To tilts speech the Em-
peror nude a gracious reply.
Counts Curill and Charpenter ; Barons B4.;arnc, Boyer de Rvb.:•ral,
Lapointe, Christian'," Lecapitaine, Gros, Durand, and Noel Girard;
(;ererif Is Bouvard, Gaye, and Roussel, have adhered, and also many
person.; of less note.
NtardiA Moncey (Duke of Corner,liano) has adhered ; urevions to
act, he convoked the gendarmerie at Fontaineblean, received their
consent to the new order, and put them in march for Paris.
Centrals I.ctort and Ckouard sent in their adherence, together with
Schas!!atii',:., and the troops under their command.
the department of the Loiret has hoisted the Bourbon standard, and
the Council Gencrart at Orleans notified the same to the Prince of Be-
nevento. All France is doing the same.

FRENCH FUNDS
April t . 63 Franks 25 Cents.
Rank Action

SUPPLEMENT to the G
RD AZ
AY, ETTE EXTRAORDIN-11?Y,
SATU APRIL O.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL 9.
Colonel Lowe arrived this night at the Office with dispatches
from Lord VLscount Bnrgliersh of which the followinl: are copies :
Paris, April 7.
My Lord —The great events which have of late occurred in this
capital will be best detailed to you by his Majesty's Ministers as- •
bumbled at this place.
The corps of Marshal Marmont, amounting to 11,000 men, pa,s-
ed in the night of the 4th within the lines occupied by the Allied
troops. This corps has taken its cantonments near Versailles.
Marshals Ney and Macdonald, accompanied by General Can
billet:tat, arrived at the same time, as bearers of litionaparte's
proposal, to submit to the decision of the. Senate and the people of
France, and to abdicate in favour of his son.
This proposition not having been agreed to, he has now surren-
deroil himself to the wishes of the nation.
. The Senate have this day announced the adopt•on of a Consti-
tu fur the Government ot Fiance under the dominion of their
ancient line of kings. There seems no diversity of opinion in the
ration. Ali have obeyed the call of the Provisional Government.
Duo:ap:loe stinels alone and unprotected in a country where,
but a tew days past, he disposed at pleasure of the lives of its in-
habitants. .
In this concluding scene of the most memorable era which his-
tiny words, it is iniposs,;i,le, I should resist a feeling of
public duty,yrompted aico 1:y a sense of gi;,,,iittide and affection, in
valling eone attention to the able and distinguished manner in
which Prince Sehwartzenherg has conducted the operations of this
campaign. FAclusively. of the talent which he has marked when in
the field of hatt;e, to the slice( sses which have ever attended his
career, *lvc world will loak With almost increaq4 adsuiratidn
to the conduct he has pursued since his entry into Paris.

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APR IL IT.

Where conciliation, where every kind feeling of the heart, was
required to change a system of carnage and desolation to the pro-
tection of a people, but of late a most bitter enemy, the charatter
of Prince Schwartnnberg secured to him success.
More security, more order, never reigned in this capital. Peace
and tranquillity, line happy omens, may, %re hope, of the future re.
generated state of D;rope, exist here amidst the troops of every
Hellion, in spite of feelings lately of so great hostility.
From his great and exalted situation, from the virtues which
adorn his f.haracter, the anperor of Rassia has been best able tr,
appreciate the merit; of Prince Schwartmberg. In token of .he
esteem, Ire bear- him, and in estimation of Ins great services, he has
devor.lted hita with the Grand O'iler rf St. Andrew, and hai
seated it in diamonds. i have the honour to be. &c.
11611 ERS Lieut. CGlone I Cat re;,t.
To the Right Hon. the Viscount Castlereagh, &c. &v. &c.
11-,r'•

il 7.

Nly Lott 1),--11tvffinplirte having accepted tic cond•t • e 4 to
Mardial, Nev atirl ti .1(1, anti Gen. Gall Woe, • this
die ,irrainzed %%nil Ptince Sch,.. a' tZ"111). ti e f,.11 !in • mar.
In he 01).etvi ip,l%t., 1. II:. Al!ied ;n 1 frei,cli ar,
pr,/, the 11T buth i,t the SOOT*, lIV .1e ?le.'. ~cciAirs the •
(It ,iott liver, and in addition tin: Southern limos of the rtiin
trt-
tt:er.tS - -
14. Of the Lower Seine; 2 I Of the Oise : If. Of the Seine
amd
.111 01 the Seine and ;liana ; 311 t." Of tie Yeititie ; 6th. 01
Co.e d'Or ; 7th. 01 the Saone anti Loire ; h. ()I the Rhone; Of tie
here (Hi as Mount
0, 'he > ide of Lord AVellinuton, it has been decided, that the line of
li,niiarcation slog be fated aceniding to the grontid otc,,pied by his
army, and the (Pie opposed to hint, at the inoinent the couriers now,
disrecht.d shall reach biro. I ha. e ,he honour t b be, Sic.
Iltiit6HEßqi, Lieut.-Col. 63d Regt.
The ht Itignott. the Vi,cotint Castlereagh.

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