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London, England, 1815-06-27 00:00:00

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PEOPi.R.

Pt*: tc'c r. N .63Witit cPrit; *a`r for i
taining the Atational indcPentlrente; I "relied on the'
"anion ,o ail effoft:e; ~f toi ivtlls, Arid the .contiit:-
ience of all 4he natiotal authorities. 111.4(1 rea;-
llon to Inipe for tiecess, nod I 1)11A:a All the deeltAl
i-arioos of tire ro..vert it +lust rite.
" Cirettntstances appear ta roe chainted.. I offer
tnyielf as a sacrifice ra the lottred of the comics
int Vrauce; May they prove 6ineere in their de-
irlaratioo, atttt IlaVe really directed them only
t4gainst toy power My political life is terminat-
ed; and I proelaitn nty sot), under the title of
Napoleon 11. Emperor oLthe French.
" The present IVliniters will provisionally form
the-Council of the Government. The interest
'4vitich I take in toy son induces me to 11)614 the
Chambers to form without delay the Regency by
kits:

" Unite all for
,:lie public safety, in order to
eniain an independent nation.

" N,11)-0I.F.ON."

This net:lin-ado!' was Conveyed At one o'clock
to both CbAnthers, viz. to the Chan►her of Peers
14r`Contit Cai•iiot. and to. the Chamber of itepre-
tentatives by the Duke of Otranto,-
The result of the deliberations of the Chambers
on this communication, was presented in the af-
teimoon to bisMaje,ty, hydeputattoos ciimposed tif
A:embus of the Bure.ot of each Chamber. His-
Majesty replied td both Deputations in nearly
these terms:—

" I thank you for the sentiments you express.
I iecmiinteml to the Chamber to reinforce the
aftnies, and to place them in the best state of de-
fence ; those %who wish fut. petite ought to prepare
fdr war. Do not expost this great nation to the
Mercy of the forelock, lest you he disappointed
in your hopes. In whatever -situation I may be
Flared, I shall he happy if France be free and in-
dependent. In transferring the right whieli ii'rance
lirs given me to tny Son during my life. I make
this great sacrifice only.for the ‘vellare of the na-
tion, and the interests of my Son, ‘vliont I there-
fore proclaim Emperor."

CITAMBER OF 11.17,PhESENTATII'ES,
SITTING OF I'll E :221) JUNE.

After a long diSCUSSIOII, and several different
motions, the Chamber decrees--;
"" Considerlhg that the first interest of the French people.
is the maintenance of the laws which secure the organization
of all the Rovers, hiss V) the-Ord& of the Day oa the pro-
Which hate hen made zis'to fifrining it intiy a tia-
i.:.o Assembly, tir a tonstitnent Assembly;

" That the President, with his bureau, shall repair to Na-
poleon, for the purpose of expressing, to him, in the nameof
the Nation, the aehnowledgments and the. respect with
kihich it accepts the no!de sacrifice which he has made to the
independence and the happiness of the French Nation.

'' That there shall be named without delay a Commission
rof five Members, of which three shall be chosen from the
Chumber.of Representatives, and two from the Chamber of
Veers, for the purpose of exeicisiog, provisionally, the func-
tions of Gorernzoent, and that the Ministers shall continue
their respective functions under the authority of this Com-

L Gen:ral F- lignAc-L-" You • have decreed
eL nomination of an Executive Conivel!, and I
p:opose thin ConimissAries he sent to bead-
(p.arteri cif L(Utl Wellington, for the purpose of
known to him the new situation of
l'rance."

if Presiilent-- I
ring leave to recall to
A.-cor-nlincls the necessity of voting the r_-eptaDee
(4 the Abdicaliwt of the Emperor. 'The Assem-
bly vot,,,s. t4nanit,nottt:ly this acceptance, ‘viiich shall
be sent in a Message to the Y.lnperur by the .3letn-
be: s forming the
,isarean."

The sitting is suspended till four o'clock.
At ante ti:e President stated, that the mission
ID the Emperor had been fulfilled.
Diibert—" The Chaniber has recognised the
abdication ut Napoleon. The son of \up()icon is
minor. Tints it is a Council of Ite,ency."—
t IJictient ugitulion
"'This is not the time—Order of the Day."
The Chani',ter proceeded to the choice of three
:Members of the Exuenti ye Government.

l'Attint Citriwt.ll.o :124 votes f Niac;l9nald...
:tuktche.t 2J Lis Fayette._
.

... 137 votes
... 1.12

h PrCSlO.6lt-". I rocla 1111 COWIE Carnot and
:the 1)!:ke of ()trout()) two of the Aleinhers of the
kiovemment. third scrutiny .tave the majority
Li? General Gretlier, 1010