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• dethronement. They were enabled to furnish him
with these at Lyons far the sum of 1100 francs.
The inhabitants accompanied hint out of the city
with the shouts of " Vive le Roi !"
-The Princess Borghese has been forced to quit
Nine. One oilier women only (Madame Bens de
Cavoar) accompanied her. It is supposed she will
retire to Rome, where the Pope has been pleased
to offer her au asylum. . .
. We.learn from Switzerland that Louis Buona-
parte has retired to the fine country scat of Ro-
*re, which lie has hired. Joseph Buonaparte
arrived, on the 241:1), at Lausanne, with a very
small suite. The next day he set off forVevey.—
Jerome Buonaparte arrived .on the 25th tat. at
Neufchatel. He was to set off immediately for
Berne. -
Pants, MAY s.—The Provisional Council of
State assembled this day at the Thinlimes, at
three o'clock . His Majesty presided, and Mon-
sieur and the Duke de Berri were present at this
sitting, which lasted till six o'clock.
MINISTRY AT WAIL
The CommisSaries appointed by his -Royal
Highness Monsieur, Lieutenant-General of the
kingdom, for the purpose of accelerating the re-
turn of the French prisoners iu the hands of the
different Powers, are,—for Russia, Gen. Maurin ;
for Austria, Gen.Jl4quinot ; for Spain and Por-
tugal, General Lorge; and for Pt ussia, Saxony,
Sweden, and Hanover, 'Gen. D'llenin.
This morning his Majesty repaired to the Cha-
pel, to attend mass—he crossed the terrace he-
:. tween a row of Grenadiers of France, Grenadiers
of the National Guard, and Swiss Soldiers : he
was. followed by the 'Duchess d'Angouleme, who
Wag dressed in white, with a veil on her head
Orthis return from the Chapel, his Majesty stop-.,
ped a little on the terrace,-and thrice affectionately
sainted the numerous assemblage who were at the
foot of the terrace. Shouts of " Vive le Roi !
Vire la Duchesse d'Angouleme !" instantly burst
forth, and accompanied his Majesty to their apart-
rfleb CS .
The day after his arrival at Calais, the King
named M. le Due de Fleury ", First Gentleman
of his Chamber.",
VIENNA, APRIL. 23.-11 is asserted, that the
Prince of Schwartzenberg is to *give from the
Allies, as a compensation for his distinguished
services, a Principality, its. full sovereignty, in
Germany. Some persons say, that he is to have
a part of the Grand Duchy of Wurtzburgh ; others,
with greater probability, think that he will hare
4t part of Lusatia. It is added, that he is about
to-repair to Italy, to take the chief command in
that country.
The Emperor of Austria has ordered 100,000
medals,of honour to be struck, out of the metal of
the cannon taken in the present war, to be distri-
bated amongst those who, either in a civil or a
military capacity, have contributed to bring hosti-
lities to an end. There will be 90X00 small me-
dals, 6000 a little larger, and 4000 larger than
any of the others. The celebrated Professor De
Zatmier is already occupied in making arrange-
ments for this operation.
BREMEN, APRIL 24.—His Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge arrived here yesterday even-
ing, and to-day reviewed the troops in garrison.
AUGSBURG, APRIL 27.—The Aulic Gazette of
Vienna of the '23d gives official intelligence from
Paris, in which it is said, that the signatures of
the general peace will take &ace without the least
difficulty, that the assemblage of Cabinets at Paris
gives au extraordinary facility to this salutary
work, and that the Ministers of the Allied Powers
bold chatty conferences with tite Austrian Minister
for Foreign Affairs, the Prince de Metternich.
IstoLA, APRIL 11.—The Pope is still here, but
it is believed his Holiness will ere long set out for
Rome.
FLORENCE, APRIL 16.—The Island of Corsica
has thrown off the yoke of litionaparte, and de-
clared for Louis XVIII. Three Deputies from
the Island arrived on the 14th at Leghorn, to
solicit from Lord Bentinek the protection of
England.

ARMY OF ITALY.

Head-quarters, Pavia, April2s, 1814.
TO HIS MAJESTY LOUIS XVIII. KING OF THE PRENCH.
SIRE,—The French army in Italy, absolved
front their oaths to the Emperor Napoleon, ap-
proach, by their,organs, their Generals and Chiefs,
to offer at the f.i.et of your Majesty the homage of
their fidelity, and the expression of the joy which
they prove, at seeing the woes of the illustrious
House of the Bourbons terminate at the saute
time with those of our beautiful France :—may
the remembrance of them be effaced, and may the
French henceforward form but one and the same
-family, under the wgis of your Majesty.
" These are the vows which the army express,
and which they hope you will hear. Deign, Sire,
to _accept them with kinduess.—Your Majesty's
very humble, very obedient, and very faithful sub-
jects,
"The Liicuteuant;Gen. cOmmilding (ad im eriln) the
French Army in Italy, " Count EIRE:Mk:R.
" Geu. of Division, Chief of the Staff, Major-Gen. of
the. Army, " Count De VIGNOLLES."
[Here follow the signatures of the Generals of Division,
Generals of Brigade, Adjutants, Commandants, Colonels, and
superior Officers of the French Army in Italy].

PARIS PAPERS

OF TUE 7TII, RECEIVED THIS MORNING.

P.tras, :NIAY 6.—Tire Senate, in a body, pre-

bented by the Marquis cle Breze, Grand 'Taster of
the Ceremonies, has been admitted to-day to pay
its respects to the King. • 'Count Barthelemy,
the President, spoke as follows ,

" All the Members of the Senate were impa-
tient to offer the tribute of their respect to your
as their organ,
Majesty.—To-day,
I venture to
beg your Majesty to accept the expressions of
their respect, their love, and their fidelity.
" The confidence of the Senate in your Ma-
jesty's paternal kindness towards the French Peo-
ple is unlimited ; what confidence xvaa ever more
justly founded, since we express rt to the worthy
soli of Henry IV. to the heir of the noble and
ancient race of the Bourbons, which for so many