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LONDON.
THURSD,I4 41PRIL 13, 1815.

portant intelligence.

and retained upon a pretence the most scandalously
unjust that the history of political faithlessness;
ever recorded. This act is one of base and bare-
faced villainy which distinguishes even the law-
less rabble now dominant in France.

The accounts from the South are of a cheering
kind. Europe ! will you suffer these brave and
loyal bands to be beaten down and massacred by
the military blood-hounds of a Traitor ? No
Europe is rushing to save them. Never did so
much unanimity and devotion exist as in the de-
termination of all the Great Powers to eradicate
this cancer from the breast of France, Which, if
suffered to remain, would not• only destroy the
seat of its growth, but soon spread wretchedneas
and ruin over the civilized world.

The subject of BuoNAPARTE's escape from Elba

, L , . Lords, on
a motion by the Marquis WELLEsi.F.y, which was
lost—the numbers being for it 21, against it 53.

We this (lay insert an Analysis of the Papers re
lative to Genoa which have been laid before Par
liament, and are to be d;scussed next week. Iwill
belomid to embrace much interesting politi-
cal matter.

The number and activity of ,BL'ONAPARTE'S
Spies and Agents, may be imagined from the
several notices of their feats id the Foreign
Pliers. These miscliieVous Scounilrels ought to
be well-watched in this country,. as well as in
every . other. The perseverance with which they
some time since filled the Morning Chronicle, can;
not have escaped the rethembrance of our Readers
to whom we then, pointed ,out the infamy of this
devotedness to the enemy. That the Chronicle itself
repents of its conduct we will, for its credit, sup-
pose, for however uuwortby it is of the, name

hive*receiired Orders to march ; the last break up
on the 10th of April. The first battalions of the
LandWelir in Bohemia are put on tlfe. war 6ta-
blishwent.

VIENNA,NIA'ttcti have jiAst been sent
to remover Jerome Buonaparte to the fortress of
Brtmn, MorAvia.

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By intelligence from America, on which we can
perfectly rely, we find that Mr. MADisoi: has
nified his desire of resigning the Presidency of the
United States. This notice has been a "source- of
embarrassment to the American Government ;

for as the resignation of a President Was not con-
templated as a probable event, and no provision
had been made for electing a Successor, except in
the case of a demise, it is necessary to meet the.
difficulty by some new regulation, on so unex-
pected an occurrence.

Our Port Letters notice a firing hawing been
heard in the direction of Dunkirk ; but no conjec-
ture is hazarded as to its probable cause.

liamburgh.\Jonrnals of the 9th, Paris_ of the
same dale, Brussels one -clay latter, and Frankfort
of the 7th, fill our columns to-day with much jai-
The first of these corro-

'borate the news
,in our ptib,Lication of yesterday,
respecting the Declaration of MURAT in favour of
BUONAPARTE. What else could be expected ? The
gang will adhere to each other when and where
ever they can ; And we chain credit to ourselves
for being the only Daily Paper in London which
.has never enlisted in the cause of this Brigand,
but', on the contrary, persevered in singly raising
• .
our voice against his being trusted. . .
• • From the Paris Papers we learn, that the Rebels
.are Drenar;,,, 1-,,,. the tnjr of war with extraordi-
nary activity, Duplicity and falsehood continue
to characterize every step of the Corsican. CAU-
Lmccantr writes to all the French Ministers, that
the " most profound tranquillity reigns through-
out France;" and this. is -inserted in the sante
Moniteur which • contains the details of actions
and the movements of civil warfare throughout
the-whole Southern Provinces ! ! What reliance
can we place in the assertions of men guilty of
such glaring contradictions 'as these ? The Swiss
troops in the Royal service have been disarmed I