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

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Cenitnamioof elle National Guard supporta ?-••••
.46 Yee!' IN3krtifif **Nig It was put to the vote,
and rejected tiniest netattimotrily- by the Ordir of the
The PRESIDVIT receiveraUnstage from the Chem-
ber of Peers, containing the same declaration as that
adopted by the Chamber ef• Itepiesentatives.
At a
.quarter past four letters were sent to each of
the Ministers, to inform them that the Chamber of
Peers invites them to repaii to the Chamber.
At half-past four, M. Seharltioni proposed to send
the Chiefs of tin- Legion of the National Guard, to
order them to place each ~'battalion under arms, in
order to watch over the safely of the national repre-
sentation-3nd the city of Paris.
M. (is FSNJ Nqt h ing announces that the public
.vt ill .be diTtuthed. • I move that M. Se.
basiiaoi esplain himself clearly on this head.
The rtirettoewr.--Nothing in fact announces that
the publiettanquillity will be disturbed. I have re-
caved the official assurance. There is not the sha..l
dow of a movement.
M. Soatutta.—Unless General Durosnel has lost
,your confidence, you ought to address yourself to hon.
M. Lisetutlot..7•Your eomtifission has taken that
step : it has written to the. General.
The Order of the Day was passed.
The Minister ofGeneral Poliee and the Secretary
of Foreign Alfalfa sent word to the President that they
have received the Message of the Chamber.
A Member.-:.Let us suspetid the Sitting:'
• Several voice!.—Ng
The President reed—the following !etre,
se Mr. President Having been .detained till now
in the Chamber of Peers and in Council, and having
at the same time almost received* your* Message and
that of the Peers, we are about to repair to the Cham-
ber.—We have the honour, See: (Signed)
4' CARPIVIC •CAOLAINCOURU
II DOES OP OTRANTO.
II THE PRINCE OP ICKMUILL."
The Pasummv—The Miniiter of War desires to
be heard.
The Prince of ECKSOML. Minister at War—Gentle-
men, I 'learn that disaffected persons spread the re-
port that I have caused troops to advance to :mound'
the Assembly. This report is injurious to th.Etzt-'
peror and to his Minister, who is a good Frenchman.
It proceeds from the same source as the report cir-
culated of the arrival of General Travot at Paris.—
(Applause.)
BONAPARTE'S DECLARATION TO THE FafiAtH
PEOPLE.
Facircumim I —ln commencing war for Main-
taining the national independence, I relied on• the
union at all efforts, of all wills, and the concurrence
of all the national authorities. I had reason to hope
for success, and I braved all the declarations of the
Powers .against me..
44 Circumstances appear to me change& I offer
myself as a sacrifice to the hatred of the enemies of
France. May they prove sincere in their declara-
tions, and hive really directed them only against my
power.l My political life is terminated; and I -pro.'
claim mrson, under the title of Napoleon 11. Em-
peror of the French.
66 The present Ministers will provisionally hem'
the,cosincil. ib raov,eroment. The interest which
I-14W itissfy soar indifaii Me to invite the Chtnnhe
to form with-mit delay fie Rigentrtirw law.
a. Volts all far the public safety. in order to
main an independent nation. •
(Signed) , 4g NAPOLRON." 1
This Declaration was conveyed at one o'clock to
bothg.Chainbers—mil. 'to the Chamber of Peers by,
Count cArnots mkt° the Chamber of Representa-'
lives by the Duke of Demo:
The result of the deliberatiiiiii at this Chambers on
this tommunication,- was presented in the afternoon
to his Majesty, by ,deptitations composed Of Members
of the. Bureau of ea& Chamber..
- 'His Majesty replied to both -Detnititioal iu nearly
theie terms :•••14 I thank you for the sentiments you.
,express. I recommenlito the Chaniber to reinforce
the armies, and to place them ig the best state of de-
fence: those who wish for peace ought to prepare roe
war. Do not etpose this great nation to the mercy
of the foreigner,. lest you be disappointed in four
hopes. In. whatever iituatime I may be placed, I.shall
be happy if France be free and independent. In trans-
ferring the right which France has• given me to my
son, during my life, I usakethis great saerifice only
for the weflate of the nation, and the litters* &soy
son, whom I tberefoke proclaim* Eittperor." • • .
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1 CHAMMROF EEPRESERTAIIVA Jung*
After a long discussion and several diffetait. tlsOft.-
tions, the Chamber decrees t
18 Considering that the .firstAntetest Isf -the Frisch
people is the maintenance of .the laws *Web secure
the ornliation of all the Powers, pass to. the Order
of thebay on the propositiobs which have been made
as tolerating it into a National Assembly, or a Con-
seitbint: Ataembly.. . . ,
1. • 41 'that the President:with hiilletbrits shall repair
,tO Napoleon. for the purpose Ofeip
tthe name of the Nation,, their scFnetledgusents and
the respect .with whichit accepts, the tidbit sacrifice
•vilsich he has made to the independence and thehap-
piness. of the French' Nation.
"-that there shall' be • named withott delay a
Commission of Hie Members bf *Bich three shall
be. heap from- elle Chamber Of Representatives, and
.taro ' from 'the Chamber of Peers,. for the purpose cf
exercising provisionally, ,the functions of Government,
and that the Ministers shall continue their respective
`functions under the authority of this Commission."
M. le General Somosoc.,You have decreed the
nomination of sit EtecutiveCouncil, and I propose
that CommissiOners be sent to the head-qUarters of.
Lord Wellington; *Mr the purpose of making known
to him the new situation of France.
M. le PRESIDEUT.—I beg leave to real to your
minds the necessity of voting 'the acceptanee of- the
Abdiesttiots of the Emperor. The AsSembly votes
unanimously' this acceptance* which shill.be sent in
at Message to tne Emperor :by` the Members forming
the Btreau. •
l'he sitting is suspended' four o'clock. •
At tour the Pit EsIDeNT stated that • the mission to
'the Emperor had been fol6lled. ~ •
M. . DVBFAT.—The Chamber has recognized the.
abdication of Nanoleon.. The Soft of Napoleon is
minor. That it is a Council of Regency.
Violent' agitation.--This is not the tipte.— Order
of the Day.

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