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London, England, 1815-03-28 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

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BRITSSEL:z, 3lavca fr 2.

LETTER 'TO HIS EXCELLENCY COUNT DE TIIUNNIS,

2,IINISTER OF JUSTICE.

"M? LORD,—I have just received the news
that Napoleon Buonaparte has entered Paris,
which city the King has left, to repair to Lisle.
Thongh this news is not yet official, I have every
reason to believe it true. It is a misfortune fur

France, but it must nut excite any consternation
among us; on the contrary, let us redouble our
activity and zeal, to take measures at this mo-
ment. I engage to neglect nothing to secure our
country from a foreign invasion, blit.l:dppend also
upon the assistance and co-operation of mv fel-
low- countrytnen, in case danger should approach :
You will see, by the enclosed Declaration of the
High Allied Powers, which I have this moment
received from Vienna,_ that they are all agreed in
supporting the cause of Louis. Please to take the
necessary measures for giving publicity to this
news.—Wholly yours,

WILLIAM, PRINCE of ORANGE."

DECLARATION.

" The Powers who have signed the Treaty of
Pit is, assembled at the Congress at Vienna, be-
ing informed of the escape of Napoleon Buona-
71rte, and of his entrance into France with an
armed force, owe it to their own dignity and the
interest of social order, to make a solemn decla-
rmion of the sentiments which this event has ex-

•cited in them.

" By thus breaking the Convention. which has
4e,tablished him in the bland of Elba, -Buonaparte
fie,tr,ys the only legal title on vhich his exist -
cuPe depended; by appearing again in France,
ith projects of confusion and disorder, be has
-o,:prived himself of the protection of the law, and
his manifested to the universe that there can be

Neither peace nor truce with him.
"'Tile Powers consequently declare, that Na-
p lentl Buonaparte has placed himself without the
pde of civil and social relations, and that as an
rucyny and disturber of the tranquillity of the
work!, he has rendered himself liable to public

vc ngea ce.

" They declare at the same time, that firmly re-
ef ,Ired toy maintain entire the Treaty of Paris of 30th
70.1 y 111, and the dispositions sanctioned by that
Treaty, and those which they have resolved on,
or .11,41; hereafter resolve on, to complete and to
con,oldate it, they will employ all their means,
and ;II unite all their efforts; thus the general
peace, the object of tile .tvishes of Europe, and the
constant purpose of their labours, may not again
he troule-1, and to guarantee against every at-
tempt which shall threaten to replimge the world
into tie disorders and miseries of revolutions.
" And although entirely persuaded that all
France I%..llying. round its legitimate Sovereign,
wiil immediately annihilate this last attempt of a
crimihal and impotent delis him, all the Sovereigns
of Enrope, animated by the same sentiments,
and guided by the same principles, declare, that
if, contrary to all calculations, there should
salt from this event any real danger, they will be
ready to give the King- of France and to the
French nation, or to any other Government that
sial he attacked, assoon as they shall he called
wpm), all the tEe,istanceerequisite to restore puldie
tranquillity, and to make a common cause against
all those wbo should undertake to compromise it.
" The present declaration, inserted in the Re-
gister of the Congre.;, assembled at Vienna, tw.
the 13th of March, 1315, fleill he made pnhlle.
.4 Done and attested by the Plvnipotenti:tfi:iof
the High roxers who signed tie Treaty utP:lril,
Vienna, Mat eh 13, ISl5:'
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of War is in continuid activity ;
UL)( ve v eNnrcs.,es have beet; scut s:ace the
y'eterthly, to Italy, Gallicia,
Mid Bohemia. Eighty hattalionsof infantry, 140
squadrons of cavalry, am! a numerous train of ar-
tillery, have receive.: orders to mar:li