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London, England, 1814-04-20 00:00:00

HOUSE 014 CONl3lol\`l§.

This being the day fixed to proceed to'hallot
for a Committee to try the merits 'of the Galway.
Election; and a sufficient number of Members not
being present, the House adjourned till to-morrow,

FRENCH PAPERS.

[Further Extracts:]

PARIS, APRIL I.s.—The Provisional Govern-
ment has publi,hed the-followhig Address to the
Army : • .

" SoLmEasL—You arc no kinger the soldiers
of Napoleon, but you are still the" soldiers of the
Country ; your first oath of fidelity was .to her;
this oath is ,irrevocable-and sacred.

The new Constitution secures you your. ho-
nours, your ranks, your pension's. The Senate.
and the Provisional GovernMent have recognized
your rights. 'They are certain that yon wilt not
forget your duties. .From this moment, 'your-suf-
ferings and •your fatigues will cease.:- Your glory
remains entire. Peace will .secure you the re-
ward of your long labours. •
" What was your fate under the,Government
which is now no more !—Dragged from the banks
of the Tagus to those of the Danube,
.from the
Nile to the Dnieper, by turns scorched by the
heat of the desert or frozen by the cold ,of the
North, you raised, uselessly for France, a mon-
strous greatness; the weight of which fell back
upon you as upon the rest of the world. So many
thousand brave then have been but the instru-
ments and the victims of a force without• pru-
dence, which wanted to found an empire without
proportion. How many- have died unknown to.,
inlrease the renown of one man.?, The.? did not
ever enjoy that Which was their due. Their fa-
tunics-, at the end of a eampaigu, cot.lll not obtain
the certainty of their glorious end, and do them.;
, selves honour by their deeds in arras. •
- All is changed; you will no more perish 00
leagues from your country*, 'for'a cause which i 4
-pot hers. Princes born Frenchmen will spare your
blood, for their blood is yours. Their ancestors
governed yoor ancestors. Time perpetuated be—
tween -theta, and as a long inheritance of recol-
lections, of.. interests,.-and reciprocal .services,
this ancient race has produced fings.,.whir:Were
--named the ,Tathens of the Penple: It gave.tis
Henry-IV. wbom . warriors still call the -valiant.
King, and whoin the country people will ahvays
call the good King. .
'' It is to his descendants that your fate is con-
fided. Can you still entertain any
,alarni for it ?
They admired, in a. foreign land, the prodigies of
French valour ; they admired, while they lamPut-
ed that-their Teturn was delayed by many useless
- exploits. These' Princes. 'll4- at, length in the
-midst of you; they have been unfortunate, like
Henry W. ;' they will 'reign like him. They are
not ignoyant.that the mbst distinguished portion
of their great family is that which 'composes the
Army; they will watch nver their first children.
" Remain then faithful to your standards—
Good cantonments shall be allotted to you. There
are among you yoting warriors who are' already
veterans in glory, Their wounds have dmibled
their age. These may, if they please, return, and
grow old in the places of their nativity with ho-
nourable rewards ; the Others will continue to
follow the profession of arms with all the hopes
of advancement and stability which it can oiler.
Soldiers of France ! let ,French sentiments ani-
mate you-11pen your hearts 'to all faMily affec-
tions. Beep your heroism but for the defenee,,of
your country, not to invade foreign territori,es—
Keen•your heroism ; but let not ambition-render
it fatal to Ourselves ; let it no longer be a source
ofpneasiness to the restofturope."—(Journal de
Paris, April 15.)
Buonaparte was stilt at Fontainebleau yester-
day (141til: After several nervous attacks, he had
fallen into the greatest depression ; he had been
made to take the bath, and had been put to bed.
It seems that he is sick both in body and mind ; 11fs
ideas, it is said, are not clear; for the rest, 'he is
treated with the greatest care.
It is said, that Cardinal Feseb; and the, Mother
of Boonaparte, are going. to ask an asylum of the
Sovereign Pontiff; that' Louis:Bnonaparte retires
into Switzerland, and that .lerofire and Joseph are
to go to America. •

The Princess Maria LOnisa arrived the day be-
fore yesterday at Rambonillet %vitt) her son ; she
is to be Grand Duchiss of Parma and Pieenza.---
(Goette de Francf , Aprit •
The ProVisiohal Government has passed a de-
cree ordaining the prisoners of war of all nation's
to be restored, without delay, to. their respective
.cOnntries. Anodltr;:decree ciiders_a considerable
reduction. in the. army, and to distontinue all
Nvol-ks for .the defence of the fortresses,- except
Isuch as are necessary in common times..

GOTTENBURGH MAILS.

GOTTEN BURGIT, ArRIL: consequence of

the Prince of,Norway reftising to coiiiply with the
orders of his Sovereign (,King of Denmark), to
deliver over all the fortresses, and put Sweden in
possession Of
,the whole country, his Majcsty.the
King of 06Weden.111s,been necessitated to order a
strict blockade•of the coast, and issued letters-of
marytle and reprisals against all vessels bound'
with, provisions of any description to Norway.
The Norwegian liiet commenced on Sunday
last, the 10th inst. It is composed of 154 Mem;
hers, 80 of which are Danish Officers. Of course
it is expected they will carry everything.
The Prince has issued a Proclamation, appoint-
ing Fire of the leading MemberS of his party, to
manage the affairs of the State. . The Prince's
Aid-de-Camp, Rollin, is at their head. for what
they do, they are only answerable to him.
The John Adams American sloop of war arrived
here last night, with the American' Negociators,
Messrs: Clity.and Russell.
A fleet from Long Hope arrived at the same
time.

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Tilti PAPEUS,

CO RTES.

Letter from General C,opons 91‘
the*Onlvoilt• dated ,Molens dey Rey, announeei
that his Majesty and the Infant,Dou CarloS eon'
tinueto enjoy the best health, but that the lufelnC
Tion Antonib had.fall 4
en sick at Mataro ; that 11,
indisposition was, however, very trifling, sitct;
the Physicians
_said that he would be able to con-
tinue-his journey ob.lll s;t-- April.'
On the motion of the President, it was resot;-
ed, that iz should he signified to the Goicrumento
that the' Corte had heard this notice with gre4c.
pleasure, that they wished the communication (I",:
all the information .that might be received cu""
ee:ging the king and the infants, and that die,.
Gottn-ress was rejoiced at the improvement et di!:
health of Don ,Antonia. COncerning the Cio
List of .the King and the Royal Family, the
gency is of opinion, that consideving the state o, •
the-Spanish-nation, and the dignity of the
of Spain; his M a,esty should have 40 millions ot,
reals annually, and seven millions fore the esta-
blishment Of his' Itiiyal Household for this tittle►
and that to the Infants,should be allotted 150,0°
ducats for their maintenance.
sth.----Lord 'Wellington's dispatehes'cohcernini
the action near Conchez were read) and excite('
• lively joy,
ktesoivee, That a, Committee should be appointed to
pose measures' for the pacification of the dissentiontV
vinees in America.
.6th.--;=•Letters were delivered from the Civil Or.
vernment of Catalonia 'and Arragon, annottue4
that the King had resolved to ttihvel, from Mils t°
Sarragossa, sleepitrg at Poblet ; that ho tvoul(10
thence to Leridaecontinuetwo days at Sarragos'
and thence proceed by Te'rtiebto -Valencia. n
Aimm, • A PIZ -- ,--T IL 6.he Ambassadors fi.(3',:
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England and Portugal are gone to.-ilaieoo

meet the King.

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LEM' DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

114
' Vice this morning received Paris Papers tt't •
18th. WreAnzive not time to make any co.no-io,
upon them;' the following are the most iutere
ing articles they contain.:— .
" PAWS, Liente,l°L.g
General of the Kingdom, has appointed the f° I
ing persons to 'be- Members of the
Council of State

" The Prince of BENI!VENTO.
hal
" The Duke .of CORNEGLIANO,

France.
• "
The Duke of REGGIO, Marshal of FOP"ce•
-''" The Duke of DALEER G.
• " The Count de JAucovat, Senator.
" General Count 131e.-URNOttiVILLE.O Setlnt:ar'
L'Alibe de MoNtEsciArtotr.
General DEssoLLEs. of
" Baron VETROLLES, 'Provisional Se,-.1:t 9
s' t,a
i
State, wilt perform the functions of Secret'3.'
the Council. • •,
/ of thc
" The Members composing 4he Scalar' cco,i
Council of State, have had to-day. an Orl°
140N-smolt. . ig"'
Count BERGEN addressed his ItaY''l

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ness us follows
~3j p 9
11IY Loan, --file Council of State I :el
at seeing, the,return •of your Royal niglines
the. Capital and the Palace Pfvour AUCRSt°I.S.
" At length .the. descendants of Gre't Ldheart;
and HENRY -IV. are •restored to us. .ogi 010
belong
,6urtliottlog
hts, our zgeaal his
il,d
our .11A0;naigatglset
Ottr Decrees, my Lord, are to be servic tbe
to the Sovereign and tbe, country 3 to
wouuds of France healed, which is at last 11'5
the conopon country of the Monaro) gtorci'
subjects , and 'to behold -our August .M° -
happy in the'happiness of his people." st
.KONSlEURWas,pleased to make a In odic(
ciotis Reply to this Speech, in which, aill()".so'f•tbe
eNnessions, he declared, that he pat°°k* ;005 of
senti3lcuts Which the Members of the Sect, Dion
ti to
the Council of State had just exp7.-"sse--
and that.th- Kin g and • Royal •
real
never doubted of' their attachmentan
tiica
for the service of the State. .
ENT. ' of
ACT .OF THE C of
OVER- s
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of :;Lance,
rote'
" We, CHARLES PUILIP"
France, MONSIEUR, Brother to the
know"'
nant-General otlhe Kingdom, make set
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The circumstAntes which have irVs- ftro
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1118'41e it reqUiSilr.: that we should give,
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