The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

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conduct which they now ought to pursue to heir*
their own pence and that of Europe—it is the Pe ee Pb
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null the Princes who govern him, who should !,e
taught their duties in this respect. flow easy to
,erts
it he to diffuse the calm of satisfaction and tranquil,.
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lily over the popular scene of commoriee,,,.ist a; it
aft;
is t Let the Prince rule by the Constitution of the
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nation—let him not be ashamed to say he derives hid me
right from that suffrage which it ought to be the boat wart
of every Prince that he possesses, and that he come, fth
to confirm these rights, [nit ileges, are' insetete,„,,
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for which the French 'ration has so lung connd!
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trot to destroy the fabric which they have so lose bee, as
ti.,t to deliver them Over, hound hand ail! he
foot, to their enemies, or to brandish the horrnece . et
and ignominious sceptre over them hinerelf ae rreiert vie
Toners may dictate. Let the Allies themselves speak ant
' out, and prove that it is freedom and happinessthat (trey Tt
bring, not thraldom under the mar,k of deliverer:re, n t
and a system as fatal to the interests as the honour air
of France, to extinguish cchich millions have bld; la
and millions are yet prepared to die. Let them prole lth
this by their actions, and throw aside that selfiling er I
and execrable dissimulation, which is ever the cha. t. 4
racteriefic of dishonest intention; and :he worst po. rise
lice. Tito revolution can no °thee ri e he eett„. ovi
• welshed ; peace will otitersri,e be but a. hollow trace, e
and nations will still have to contend for their best j,. izet
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terests ngaiust the establishment of that principis,
est,
which teaches by the sword that one man is b ••e
rae,
and has a right to tyrannise over millions of his fel-
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Io,A -creatures, whose rights and interests ire ought to
rcar
promote and guard.
The proceedings aeniest Marshal NET are not new It
exeected to take a vers. (twines torn. Ile is not 'o eld
be transferred from th confinement of.the Courier-
Stele,which is not very rigorous, to any other pi-
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son. cal
Murree is said to have been arrested in Corsica. .1. de
General RIItRANEGKR. who defended Ilurringaen, ens
is slated to have been made prisoner near thy e'er., and
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and brought to Basle. Ile is charged with hiving T
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concealed arms, a great quantity of which have bet; eat,
discovered. ittt
I BeecnEu has withdrawn to Caen. ter
Baron ToesTo Y is to be the Russian Ambassador FOP
at Paris. it.
PARK, SEPT. 13.5-,-An Ordinance of the Ki.g, of bete
• September 7, appoints Count; Etienne do Derfort, WIG
Charles de Damns, Francois d'Escers, de P esegar, ray.
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and the Marquis de la Grange, to be Governors of
Military Division,. Ons
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Another Ordinance fixes the dress of DPpeti..4i stet
which is to be King's blue ( bleu de roi), buttoning feed
in front ebb white buttons, bearing the lily. ale collar tea.
I nod sleeves to be ornamented with an embroidery ef OM
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the lily in silver.
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i--- ~secrtlar bra M.Jesly rrde out in his err:igen 1410
usual.
The Emile, or of Austria, accompauieti by too of Sos
the young Prussian Princes, paid a visit to the Kiog; el
Yesterday, after Mass, his Majesty, and the Real ad.
Family signed the marriage contract between Biros 'start
Imo
Amide' de Maistre, a superior officer of the General tsifee
Stall' the 'National Guards, with Madam Jenny do TO1•111
SIP
The Allied Sovereigns, who attended the grand re- wise
view of the Rossian army, are returning to Paris. 41*
It is n firmed that General Count de Tolstoy is sp. w PI
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pointed Russian Ambassador at the Court of Fraire. Thr
The G,and Duke Constantine is expected nest Pee-
Friday at Paris. Yee,
The funeral of M. Auguie, father-in-law of Msr.
shal Net, and Administrator of the Posts, war st. Co;
rep),
tend, d by his four grandsons, the children of Mars • erect
steal Sty. Al. Cantor, his son-in-law, pronounced •t. 11l
the funeral oration. he pr
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COUP IFR EXTRAORDINARY, Wodne-dity 111-Ir'. ugly
The depreture of the Royal Pier-eke Guard, is of b
garrison at Pails, is put off till the 15th October. ' riot
General Count de Lobao at the waters of Ail. k
feet
la-Chapelle.
General Ney walks in the court of the Cnncier- afar
We
eerie only in the evening and morning, whilst the nut
other prisoners are confined to their rooms or the cista
card,
Baron Grundler, appointed Judge-Advocate, sae Ave
• Gen. Ney on Monday evening.. It appears that he sine
will not be transferred to another prison during the :We
proceedings ins. ituted against him. t AA
Letters from Lyons state, that Count Rulers hat far
eithdraen the contribution of two millions imposed ear,
ass i
upon that city. t ie
It is affirmed that the ex-King of Naples, Merit' 'cam
has been arrested in Corsica, just upon h:s !Bailee; re Pr
there. lofi
Marshal Blucher arrived en the 10th inst. it amt
Caen. pinio
They write from Basle, .that General Barhoterge. 111 hi
has just been arrested near Iluninguen, arid ht^"glt PPteh
hack prisoner to Basle. This step is said to leer ordin,
been occasioned by the discovery of a large qusnli'Y en, e
; of concealed arms. 1010
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the of a letter from Captain' Gransmnrer Of r weerd
the Slukesleg, from Jamaica, dated Down-, l;,!'• we 0,
(ember 15:— weal
" I beg to acquaint you of our arrival ie tl' LT,
Downs, all well, a sing'e ship, after a most re"'"
rbe
gale on the 9th of August, in lat. 40. torte. el ; dered
on the following morning spoke the Ajar. -of lately •
don, all well ; •on the same day passed the hail ' Ole desthe Jane) of Bristol—crew taken out; then bsi4 ditiOss
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