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takint ativaneagt of` bis le) t:nil3afrast iXie `do-;
vei-nr•.rent.

:At'the vrid of this Mernoire it is stated, that it
had been read by Monsieur, who bad nntde no al-
terroi,on on it.

trunsigrie(t.Note follows on the same subject :
five' defects. of -he Constitution and the discredit
into whicl)::the Senate had fallen. It recommends
the King to declare with firmness that he. cannot
et-inent to -the renunciation of his heteditirry
ri...:hts, and states that if he does so he may depend
no the support_ of 6; Allied Powers, with whom
those steps,may he concerted which are most proper
for preserving and establishing the repose of Eu-
rope; . . .

'one of the above-nmitioned papers are either
signed or dated.

The next •is a note from M. Davot, the Agent
of the Prince of Benevento: It is dated at Dover,
24th April; 1814, and relates to the proceedings
of Talleyrand, to prepare for the modifications to
be made by the King in the Constitution. This
mote contains tilt following remarkable passage :
`;`. M. de Talleyrand esteems• it very essential
that_ the King should not grant nor even promise
the least power to the Marshals ; but Lis Majesty
will satisfy them by flattering their vanity."
The next document is a note, signed " Da-
inas," dated at Abhe‘ille, 25th April, stating that
Talleyrand vtishes the King, imn►eaiately on
landing in France, to publish a Declaration. •
The last is a letter, without signature, .dated at
Paiis, 13th Aped, 1814, describing the joy with
rcLieli Monsieur had been received there—thoughts
on the happy state of "affairs—and invectives
against the Constitution.

From the Joqrntil de ['Empire.
VIENNA, Aran; 4.—The first body of Austrian
troops proceeding to the Rhine entered Bavaria
on the.2Bth March.
The Army of Prince Schwartzenberg, which is
forming on the Rhine, will be composed of four
corps.- and a reserve,, which ,will he-commanded
by Prince Hohenzollern, Count c;olloredo, Prince
lVrede, and the Prince Royal of Wurtinnberg:—
The Army of Reserve will be tinder the command
of the Archduke Maximilian, •who is coining from
Italy. We are now assured that the Archduke
•Cli:lrles will shortly set of for Mentz. The King
of Bavaria has fixed his departure for Friday the
7th: /t is said, that the Archduke Anthony is
nominated Viceroy of Italy, awl that he will take
up his residence at Milan.
GPFNT, APRIL 9.—M. Chateaubriand resides in
our city : he has taken the title of Ambassador of
the King of Fiance tolthe Emperor of Russia.

('Enna the Journal de Paris.)
PARIS, APRIL' 15_=—Yesterday the Emperor pre-
sided at a Council of State. Grand stores of arms
are tri he t stahlished in Paris. The armourers,
lock blacksmiths, watchmakers, ebonists,
and joiners, who offer to work there, -till be ad-•
fliitted. Those who arriVe from the provinces,
and wlro do not wish to lodge at their own expellee,
are provided with barracks near the magazines ;
they are allowed for marching money fifteen cell,
times per league, and military lodging. - •
APRIL 2.---The Allied Powers have, it.
i% said, concluded a Treaty,„ by which that of
Chaumont is relic for 20 years.
We are assurt.l that the first column of the
Russian army will arrive at Prague on the 10th 0r
April. The Grand Doke Constantine commands
the advanced guard.
We are assured that the King of Naples has
demanded of Congress a definitive Declaration
Concerning the future fate of the kingdom.
AUGSBUR-G, APRIL o.—We learn that two Ans•
trian corps are to march through our kingdom to
the Banks of the Rhine. One will take the road
from Saltherg to Landsberg, where. it will pass
the Lech ; the other will. follow the road to Ra-
tishon and Nuremberg.
APRIL LL—The, 0-devant King of Swe-
den left thiS city eight days ago. •

(Gazette de France.) • •
VIENNA, APRIL 3.—We have learnt that a cou-
rier coming frony.Paris, from the Emperor 'Napo-
leon, lind arrived near Burkersdorf, one post from
hence, and that lie has been forced to return with
his dispatches. These measures appear severe,
whatever those dispatches • contained it seems
that Government should, in the first instance,
take co,,,,'llizance of them, and then follow the
course that may seem expedient.

COURIER ExTRIORDINARY.—Saenreay Morning.

More than 10,000 workmen are einpluyea in
tranul.tcturing arms at Paris.
The Constitution, discussed every day by the
enlightened Publicists, the greatest part of whom
have defended tl,e rights of the pew,le in 0-,r
tional Assembles, will soon be finished, and will
apoear the beginning of next week.
VIENNA, Arm: 3.—We arc assured that the
Treaty of Chawnnt has been renewed. Each of
the Grand Powers who send on fast the stipulated
forces will receive five millions sterling per attn.
front England. It is Alms that the Sovereigns
traffic in the- blood of their subjects whom they
ought to protect.
FRENCH FUNDS, APR'. t, 15.

5 per Cents...
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60f. 25 c. 59 f. 50 c. 58E. 50c.
. rsoof. 775 f. nof. 7 wf.

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