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London, England, 1815-03-24 00:00:00

St.-stn PAPER,

40TE ADDRESSED TO TIIR tOREIGN MIN:STERS AT PARPI
BY VIE SECRETARY UPSTATE FOR IMRLION
" Paris, March 19, lat S.

The undersigned Minister of State, charged c.. 1
interim with the port7feuille of foreign Afreirs,
received Orders trom the King, to acqu tint M.
that circumstances c2mpel his M.ijesty to quit his
Capital. The King will see with pteasure the mem-
bers of the di; omatic Body . accredited at his Court
re-assemble at Lille. whither it is his intention to re-
pair, without, however, pretending to bind the deter-
minatio3 of those who may prefer to retum to their
respective Governments.
't The uad,r•igaed has the honour, etc.
(Signed) 44 The Count de JaucoyatP

E V, V I'M VG;33, l'..A it.

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MAT, MARCH 24, MIS,
iomr —Hooky at tilt Stock ktehanie.

iimost td stupelaction with the wondeiN,
present period, we again 'slime daft
,deavour, if possible, oat of the chaos of
intelligence which pours in upon us, to
like an intelligible detail of occur-
lziar, that they will be read by pos.
as romance than real history. Cer-
at all to he compared 'with the eVents
crisis have ever been put upon record.
has advanced with the stillness of death,
Ale shot being fired all the tray froiu
re he handed tall he entered the French
A word, from his prison in the Isle of
las marched with the rapidity of light-
throne of Kiug HOMY the Fourth.—
retail assassinated, and. his amiable de.
I.7is the Desired, has been obliged to re-
as that he might escape a similar fate
renaralized character of the present French
army, or rather banditti, which, like the
liery in the declining days of that empire,
gar country in whatever way that Ciiirf
id who has bought them by the spoil of
1 cther nations.
lanifest that the leaky of the conquerors
is been injurious to mankind. The
should have been taught to learn by
rttetlling Of the horrid evils of war; and
io had tommitted so nany murders,
paid the forfeit of his crimes. The
Duke DlEaantEN leas alia) an outrage
nations, and by that law he should !:ave
punished for the enormous ()Maize.
Putiic *ar has commenced ; and the
rope, if they would avoid degradation.
!very, must exert and nilintain a de-
;y suited to the emergency. It was no
that the Allies committed when they
=orderer to escape whom the Ruler of
kid put into their power. Let them
from past events, • and act now as
—but We Must proceed to our narra-

several faithful French Nobles attach-
legitimate and beloved, but unfortunate
iclkd Loudon, as did also a number of
inhabitants and merchants from France.
the following particulars respecting those
no* en ;Toss the whole conversation of
The number of National Guards, Vo•

other troops, collected at Melon, to
march and crush the hopes of the Tyrant,
mated at not less than 100,000 men. The
seemed to prevail amongst them. They
voted to the cause of the Kozo, and ea-

and repel his antagonist. A powerful
strengthened their positions. Relying on
.s, they had lefr the town, the rocks, and
'ontainbleau unguarded, preferring the
Melun, where the while of their army
once against the comparativtly solidi
'nvader.

. .
lAA BUNAPARTE reached F6ntaintileau,
:upied without the least cirpilsition. He
sae with hint only veteran troi.ps,
isioas were either ic:llowing him, or ad-
;upport his right an 4 lea 11 inks on pa-
march. NEY, whose corps is stated to
.ed t t thirty thGusand men, had pr:!-
tntinicated to the. Cram a d:claration
whole itruay under his command,
and privates, in which they stated—
:specked him too much to deceive him ;
old not iiBht for Louts the XVII I th,
iey wcu/1 shed all their blood for
.1m Co m 1.." This declaration, which
explains the appareut hesitation, bac-
,ant of skill of Nam, did nor, however,
tguish the hopes of the &minus. They
the good tlisposiiiuu and numbers of
at bacilli', aoJ, blinded by the addresses
many garrisons and provinces, at the
of their ddection, still thought that
/paid be espoused by the nation as her
measure of precaution, however, part of
Household was dispatched to secure the
is, in case a retreat shotil& prove nem-
the 19th occupied Amiens.
the morning of Monday, preparations
both sides for the encounter which was
take place. The French army was drawn
on three lines, the intervals and the
with batteries. The centre occupied
4. The ground from Fontainbleau to

)ntinual declivity, so that on emerging
wrest you have a clear view of the country
whilst, on the other h4nd, those below

descry whatever appears on the eminence.
. silences broken only at times by peals of
music, intended to confirm the loyalty of the
repeating the Royal airs of rive Hears
Bele Gabrielle, or by the voice of the

and the marchof division:AO their ap.
ground, pervaded .the • Ifauces army. All
espeetadon a the Chiefs, conseions that
would -decide the the BOURBON

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of Ole present ci
A PARTE has
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the spot wi.ere 1
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&cur the donor:
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Iluman soldiery
d;:iose of their
way toinunuul
their own and ill
It is now man
cf l'r4nte hat
Irench capital s
experience some!
tie man who
would Lave pa
murder of the 17
(a the law of na
been tried and p
The Thitd P
Nations of Euro
chains and slave
Tree of energy s
alight blonder t 1
allowed dui ma
the Universe ki,
ham wisdom I
become them
tive. •
Yestetday, ads
id to their legi
!lonarch, reach
respectable inhal
They relate the
events which no
the public s—T
lunteers+ and of
stop the march
were estimated
best spirit seeme
appeared devote
;cr to meet and
artillery strengt
taeir cumbers,
the forest of For
plaits of M
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of the Inv
Lunday lAA
nich he occupi
io.:1 At that time
iiat other divisic
I,..iacint; to sup
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arn;At.o.cd
ioudy ti
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b 45 o!iizers at
"i:at the 7 resi;
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that they
APJLEON TUZ
.I:llCiently eap
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eztingu
still relied ou
trobps
sort up from
iny tnnment
their cause wou
WO. Asa me
the XING'S Hot
read to Calais,
'an and on dm
Early on the
Were made on b
tlpteted to take
al all' OE
t3:cs armed
Pauis road.
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44:-.1 the forest
f;toec you, whl
:c!•:asily descr
'la awful silent
14,11141 music,
tra°Ps by repo
-.4,4re, a La
Coruxuanders as
Pointed ground
was anxious eel
a moment viol
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