The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-14 00:00:00

.the South, and increased the effective strength
of his troops to the number of 4 or 5000 men: that
is, 800 men of the 10th Tegimenttof the line, 4,x,
men of a foreign regiment, and 2. or 3000 Royal
volunteers.

" On the sth of April, the approach of his Ma.
jesty's troops i:,duced those of the south to evacuate
Romans, repass the Isere, and after bunting the
bridge of 'lonians, to place theme; ves,ataix.e'elock
in the evening, beyond Valence, on the road of
Montelimort.

" On the Gtb the noise of cannon was heard.—
There was a combat from one hank of the here to
the other, which had no other apparent result eX.
cept some woundectpersons who were brought into
the city.

46 The Duke d'Angouletne mounted his horse at
mid-day, and (lid not return till four o'clock. After
that, much precipitation was remarked among the
Chiefs, and it vv as augured that their departure would
be speedy. In fact, at ten o'clock in the evening, the
Duke d'Angouleme departed, and all (light horses
and carriages were heard to go away.
46 in the morning of the 7th,,we leat:ierl that the
city and the country round it were en t rely evacuated,
and at seven o'clock there ,arrived, with cries of
" Vire 1 'Empercur ' the National Guards of
'Vienne, well armed, and well accoutred, who au.
flounced to us the arrival cif troops of the km.

tSlgneo "
" Valence, April 8, 9 o'clock i,, the Morning."

46 The Journal de Paris has an articie from Naplei,
dated, March 29, stating, that in consequence (Atha
4ni ;In
a throughl had le
party at the Congress in favour 9f the restoration of
King Ferdinand having gained superior influence,
Murat bad put his nreny in motion, to the amount of
BRo4:ma°°on meStautes.T"Thdeirviosipewsanwdl'irieisPC"::
to Florence. This extraordinary event, it is added,
had produced some movements (if a very numeions
party at Rome, who wished a secul.,r Government,
and were dissatisfied at seeing all vices lied by
Abbes, Monks, and -Priests.
" There is talk of the appointment °Nis sew '
shall, among whom are mentioned Generals P'
Drouet, and d' hi Lon. ' •
" It is reported u certain, that the Duke i
lame has retired to the frontiers of Spain."

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THE STATEBM

LONDON?

FRIDAY, ♦PRIL 24, . T. 1115.

Paris Papers to the 11th have been
NAPOLEON if taking every • occasion tol
the new principle upora which he is acti
deterniiniitiott. to support it. The deter,
the nation generally to adopt and wit,
system and its object, seems no less ardent
equivocally expressed. It is the fashion
this country to.consider the professions
tions of the French Estezaoa as um..
. meaning any thing but what they direct!'
convey; we, on the contrary, think to
tention cannot be paid to his words and
I aken literally, they furnish sefficien'
serious consideration.' Of this mallow
of hints to Politicians and fulminating
are some articles which we quote
I Moniteur of Sunday last. On- that
PEROIL reviewed twenty regiments of
cavalry, rocently arrived at Paris ft
and the left bank of the Loire, and expo
thus :.-44 SOLDIERS! we will not inn
affairs of other nations; but :roe to thel
inkrfere with ours, to treat us like G.
neva, and to impose on us laws, such
does not wish for. They will find on
the heroes of Marengo, of Austerlitz, of
will meet there the whole population, and
600,000 men, we will oppose them with tort
Ile also informed them that 44 the white
only in the single city of Marseilles," and
fore the end of the wee.lt 46 the people
city, oppressed by the violence of the lit
would have resumed all their rights,"
the flag tri-colour. have just heat
" that the tri-coloured flag is flying at T
Montpelier, and iu all the South. The Col
and the garrisons of Perpignan and of
formally announced, that they would
orders given by the Duke of ANnoutEstz
op these places tothe Spaniard., who besid,
made known that (lig samiltiest interfkre
' fairs." It thus appears from authority, wl
be fool-hardy, and against the evidence of
trusyhat thoroyalists have made their "prat
' efforts" to deliver up their mull t
Spaniards," as their correspondence
bloodshed and anarchy—in vain ; and
will not tamely be treated:like Genoa
and the rest of the independent States.
I Lord CAsmettcAnu, and the Coneret
Ivery rs, were pleased to. deliver over
' masters like farm stock. 44 Pay to the
Ern, of• Russia, or the king of
mans thousand scut:!" No, no; witetln

fective strength
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