The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-06 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN.,

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Yesteiey4 pefOtr eiSecile artstAiliiXsei:rtiagil
was Bead oil thesPop. *of wi i t in.•
scripliois onfils4abg—" flavipi •ott sr for start%
who has had his tongue cut out by the Spaniards,
and Nhe was •ateeb, epossatresa.by Jibehbaieassda::

kithertacterered the operations of tilib co%
iFrobab bit relied by Easter. It isVbt Is .1.
kite*. that the Archileehess Maria'Louis ha \
liounced the title of Empress. On the 18th, this
dames appearedsta-tho. 'Hoeg, sad was welcomed
by thgreitareted ecciontatione of the public. Her
domettici were • clothed for 'the 'first time in the
liveries of the Priociss if' the Imperial Family, in-
stead of the green livery' which they formerly
wore.
All the French in her service have been dismissed.
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The young Prince of Parma Is now in the Palace
In this capital. • - .
The news of the progress of Bonaparte alarms
people's minds.as much as It astonishes them. The coo.
duct of the Inhabitants of Abe' South of Feenee,cisf-'
not be explained, eicept'br &riser which a' mill.
Lary despot inspires. 'The. hist _dispatch.' 'blue
caused all the teeeserts to Ili, accelerated for this
new European crusade, against the man who has
sworn eternal war against all nations.
Brussels Papers to the 3d instant have also arrived. The Couriers sent by M. Talleyraud to Paris with
!Their contents are at variance in some important the Declaration of the Congress, was stopped on this
points with the statements in the French Journals.— confines of the Empire and all his papers seized, ex.
NO hostilities have yet taken place on the part of the cept the dispatch.
Allied troops 'and the French ; but the. military The deliberations respecting the affair* of France
, movements specified, and the. immense preparations occupied but one conference, not a single voice WI,
foe "exterminating the French nation," prepare raised against the euergeticmeasures that were.pro•
us for the•speedy intelligence of a tremendous shock. posed.
It Is stated, that in a short time, there will be nine -. t•
-.Lone:rot, MARCH 15.—Several 'Couriers from
)tined eed and fifty thousand' armed men on the . Vienna to Naples have passed through here. The
;frontier of France, The BronelliTipers, howeverlLorrival of Neapolitau troops Is formally announced
aryl apt tq indulge le a little exaggeration. The . bore, to act in concert with the Allies, if the events
intelligence from Vienna will 'be read with in-; in France make it necessary.
terest. Among other statements, it asserts, that! BRUGES, MARCH 30.—The French troop* arrived.
it' Is by a formal act that the Arch-Duchess at Ypres, with the Duke of Berri and the emit
Mirk LOUISA has surrendered the title of Empress, D'Artois, consist of muliketeers, ..garde% .du I
and that the Archduke CHARLES is going to take the; corps, on foot and on horseback, and'a great num.,
cotumand of the Army of Italy, The accuracy- !•f i her of students; they 'have been cantoned bithe en 4;,'
'some of the statements in these Papers matt,in Sass 'irons of that town, which is fortifying with groat.
degeeebe-judged of, from the assertion, that. 10i000. activity.
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British troops are to compose a part of the army ! . His Majesty, Louis . o
tirtll ~ ' who Si pean hone
destined to operate in Italy; and that the King of ' hereon his way from Ostend to Ghent, was. reteited '
SARDINIA and his Neapolitan rival, MOULT, are car- with every -ettendien due to his misfortunes.
dially to coeuperate against N/4.1,0140.11. Three great - Saunas% AMP I.—We expect Louis X VIII..
armies march against Frauceop-orte. ie. the Nardi, imMedietety in this city. • The public are itebranst
one in the South, and the third in Italy. . Notwitho.' that his Majesty has jest ordered the correspoadencie
standing all this threatening show of war, and anni- between private persons by the post to;ls2.reletal
hilstion to France, it li•doebtfUl whether the-Faille Wished between the kingdom of thnNellberbsedomeit
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mean to invade that country, or are mustering all, France,
their strength only to keep watch on the bnidee.--It 1 The Gazette of AHCObili* Vtatet,„ that • the. • *Wolf
is observed, with a saving propriety, that " it will . Naples was expected therefoir theteth of ibis Month.
probably be necessary Tor several years to keep t *ll...uswr. 11111aticu 30.7-11`he:1killke of lellithq it;
watchful eye upon France' Four years of stetell Tait barawoorthrialgok..oaajoi. 41,4 4, irita,a,imor
ing and tamely looking on, under the weight isf se ammo effies'imisain (Outfit to the Kieg.l.Tbie **lig
mach armour ! why this would be as ruinous to the . log 'Tibia M. de Messy to prepare sir, intigingcorc
Allies as the most disastrous fighting-4ut. the fire the Marshal Duke of Ragusa. ai ~.
and fury breathing Declaration of •the, Congress, I Mann, 31.....Banspnrto has canoed thet.plaka.4
and " the firm and decided" determination which
i' Treviso to be arrested at Lille. ,We betel/bet the!
is tt. be communicated to the Houses of Pat.' ' carriages of the Duke is Berri, whirl wire elladoned
i 2.‘ ' this evening, of his Royal IMO* is the bed roads; have bette',Sod. kr timelOonts,r
',lilacs Reenter, as the Ministerial *Mimi ,jsWd hronglit to his etowigionians, .4.-...4.44 ~,•
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my, 6' tO side by his engagements with his Allies, ang i. , .--eseleour-- .
aonjoiptly with them to restore France (if they can
..i..'ilitese more questions *ere put to. Ministers in the
it should be said), invaded and seized contrary. to Rosisiof Commons last *night on the 4a!ifett' of lite
the faith of treaties, to her lawful and legitimate instructions given to our Commanders OR the-Elbe
:Government." That is, the Government that we station, and some more curious cepliee were ..4„,
gave her—and then there is the young Prince of Lord CASTLEREAGH. Mr. Fazerawrso midi r;
ORANGE panting to rival NAPOLEON THE GREAT. WYNNE pressed for copies of these,lnitructioelkited
0, there must be a bout—a royal and ageneralsout ! Lord CASTLEREAGH was pieaset,to.be vm,y-attedid
The Duke of Treviso (Manama) has &Deo into upon the occasion. He admitted, that one Jareial
the hands. of NAPOLEON. He was arrested at Lisle. officers cruising on that station were without instrucl.
Vizettet MARCH 21.—Prince Augustus of-Prus- ! tions on the point of NAPOLEON'S leaving the island,
slit departed the day before yesterday to go to Ber- , but that " an understanding" existed by which our
liu.. Prince Schwattsenberg is to set off this dry :Commanders there were empowered (enspeettredhy
for Italy, his equipages are already so out. The an understanding) to detain his Obese disk's*, if
force under his command will consist of 180,000 found at sea. This is a new mode, of cnoducting
-Austrians, 20,000 of the troops of the King of Sat. i naval affairs, which surpasses anything we have yet
dinia, 10,000 English, comtnapded by Lord Ben- I seen fromeCansut. The possibilitrof.Nalesfteta
tinck, and an auxiliary army of Neapolitan troops, taking it into his head to revisit the. 01011/419e14
consisting of 30 or 40,000 men. With such coosi- coast seems scarcely to have eseeentepid4Sbnesise
derable forces, led by able Generals, and seconded ' middles who took to themseltes the cikiat imolai
by the numerous partisans of the Bourboneld theiplaced him safe in Elba.. It is clear;:fteifirer, that
South of France, the most brilliant fUCCiSi 1114 IND ' neither the British oilieerfoor those otenj other Go-
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expected. moot, were empowered by understandiisghr any thing
'else to contents, BONAPARTE'S ictions,.'and that it
was left to be undeistood that if fie invaded the ter-

The Duc de Rovigo (Sarary) addressed an Ordert
of the Day on the 294 to the 'Gendarmerie, of whiell
bay he is Colonel or Chief, in• !hick he order*"
them to assume all the distinctions and decoration*
they bore before the ist of April,, 1814..

The Emperor went'yesterday in his carriage to the
Bois de Boulogne; be appeared often at his window,
and lent his•Aid-de-Camp to receive whatever peti-
tions there may be offered to him.
• BRUSSELS, MARINI 23.—The day before yester-
day* the first division of the Prussian army, com-
manded by General Kliest, arrived at Namur.
' The Black Hussars of Prussia are expected to.
morrow.

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Immediately after the Declaration of *Drawers"!
the most rigorous military measures havabaim:.pro.'

SeCuted. .
: • Three great armies march against France.=4* Ms,
the north, one on the south, and the tliirdjrllttlY•
1 The first, commanded by the Doke of • Wellington,
I will be strengthened by 40,000 Prussians, as Rutin-
l•
1 arses ; a Prussian Army of the Middle Rhine will
Assemble, if necessary, at Mentz, an* . Prince
Blucher; the Austro-Bavarian Army, basiet:Piltreit
Schwartzenherg and Wrede, will o4ila lipoiCike,
Upper Rhine; the Armyof Italy will 14 RoallsaNded.
' by the Archduke Charles. In a very short .timo thorn
will be in all 950,000 on the freitieri, if France...-
Between this end 'the Ist of Aprk-thf Rassian army
I will have passed 'the Oder, Sid on tbsr lOUS it wilt be
iat Prague. The Emperor Akzander, bar, .even seat
i far his Guards, since, is every: case§ A will probably
i be necessary for several:years -to keep(' wainkfal eye
upon 'France. " - ' ''.‘ ' '
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' Tie Dalai Of Warn lossigi still here, Rh Mids.:
,inytt #4. inicto .. SsiAS Of. ; .:PrjSce'Sikrertir,anbess.
and Prince Weeds are sppected to keys sp albortl7.
14 Cowie Pappenbehb; wit*e brilled4 k et Dinsspentty

Vitory of his neighbours it was at his own risk and
option. It is no less clear that there his hewn some
misunderstanding about this wukrstandiag among
the Crowned Heads who have been making such sore
work of the settlement of the affairs of Europe; and
that they themselves, by their squaring' and roapd ,
lugs, and neglect of moral justice and the meallndl
liberties of mankind (of infinitely more is
thin seat the neglect of lln—oraranrc), are charges.
hie with all the mischief and miseries that a revival
is Use war may occasion.

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0011111010EPIIENT OF HOSTILITSES SY THIS
.COUNTRY AGINST MEM!
The Bridging* frigate, Capt. H. L. Panicfm,
hasdatained aid sent into ilymonth the ranch ship
Li.dmfablo Ethenk, Captain. Soattalr; fram:Etbor-
doom, bound toLkiokirlf, with wine and.braud).—L
ft 'hi supposed tb. -044,*taiii3O,31Ctiy Ord** the
British GoveramontiAss coyt..f'asmitorrOdy•sailed
from Plymouth tie
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t departed yesterday. The departent Of sub import. Irlitell/411kf leesnlitkiol..riturijitatW- - --
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ant persons at the puke of Sirtifinitba, &c. melon Sing foul (114101,4011111 e,.. 'Oill 0 •
ps pe,njecture that.the Cungress- nal .be adjourned; ' The"' not ChttLlllllloll VlNVlONlitlibitsolllllWith
!lett within three or four days tbere will esitainif le lb, ,PlPlaic?‘ APPfaiT,7«,tlT4,4loo444orable '
, . time. - Aluat ,t cAni
published, a aocament of the highest 'lmportance, orders were received et 'lrma, eimeeday,
concerning the essential, point; of the Constitution to commission the Ocean, Rik de Park and san
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