The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-06-14 00:00:00

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R, MAY 22.—The Bishop of Servia,
rapil delegate has tepaired to Montefiascune
•ioulo the administratinit of that diocese, in
of Cardinal Maury, who, as it is known,
for tut, present suspended from his functions, a.
ordered to Rome, by his Holiness ad audien (Juni
verbum,
On the passage of the Pope through Asti, the
A!ihe de Jean, the nominated Bishop of this diocese,
solicited a privAte audiences which was refused him.
He. Was not discouraged, but sought an opportunity
tof seeing his Holitteassotttd.theew-binttelf-et his feet.
The Pope told him that he knew no witch character
" But, molt
replied the Abbe, 66 1 hare the powers of Capitulate
Claud 'Vicar." "The Gifted Vicar of Asti is ex.-:
'rejoined the l'elw; you.cannot occupy his
;Aare without acting agaiust your conscience and the
'lamed rations." .
At Fedi Mc() the Pope refused ma audience to the
.Bishop -val.that city, who had note only t.tken the
oath to the usurper of the Roman states, againit the
"express‘litokibition of4the Holy :Father, but had
likewise lorsifessed Anfi-Catholic principles, in an
:addreit •ebe ci.elevant Empeide. This Palate
.one day mingled with the crowd of the faithful, Who'
:were admitted. to kiss the rontiff's feet; and pros.
Arating himself before his ifolinest, humbly implored
for4ivenesq. The Pope kindly raised him, and: im.
prpoed. a penance before he should be reconciled to the
Church.

PARIS, Jyttis 9.
STEW ORDINA?iCE. FOIt TIIL OBSERVANCE Of
Till:, SABBATH AND OF HOLIDAYS.
That all workmen, such he-masons, carpenters
npltotsterers,„hlacksmiths, &c. shalt not carry on their
ustittl eccupaflons on SundaYs or Holidays, un4ei
91e, penalty of WO
rhea tio day-labourers, nor carts, nor voitortil
shall be employed on those days, under the penalty
Of 100 ivres.
3. Nor can any person employ dv-labonrerst,F7
limns, or workmen on. those days, without Wog
personally liable to. the:SaMe .penaltiec . I
4. It is equally ferbiddencto all shopkeepers to ex-
me their goods, •or to hawk them about on those
days, under the win of the confiscation of the goods,
and of• 100 limy, of fine.
5. It is e*l;exisly ordered to all wine dealers,
keipers Of , or of places called esta7.
niinettes (ale-houses), liquor, beer, or cider shops,
keepers of bililard:tables and tennis-courts, to keep
their shops, cabarets, or establishments shut during
Viviise Service, from eight o'clock in the.moraing !tu-
rd mid.dtly ; and'to suffer no one,to .eater in this in-
terval, either to cat, drink or play% sudsy the penalty
of '3OO Hares. , ,
6. It is equally forbidden to :all mountebanks,
tumbrers, showmen of curiosities, singers, and ,per.
formers on musical tostrainents, to exercise their art
iu:their rooms, Or in public placei on Sundays and
Holidol s before five o'clock in the afternoon, under
Mein of prnhibition. „.
4 7. No'assembly- for dancing or for music, caw be
Enid in- any plaCe open to the public, before the same
hour, ender the penalty of 500 Hares.
• e 8: The following' petite's* May keep their shops
bitif npeit on %Ways 'Holidays ; apothecaries
rind green grocer's' hajsers, butchers, pork-
-t • I
shop, traiteurs, add Osity.cOoke; birt They most not
expose npr make a show of their good's. •
9. The prohibitions in this. Ordinance do not ap-
ply to workmen employed by farmers in the labour
of the harvest, or in seasons when the uncertainty of
weather makes their employment urgent.
10. The same indulgence is granted where labour,
in particular cases, is rendered necessary by imminent
peril ; but in this case the individual must obtain the
permission of an Officer of the Police.
sil. All contraventions of this Ordinance shall be
Pt forth in a Proces-Verbal.
12. The Ordinance shall be printed.
13. The Prefects, Sub-Prefects, and the Com-
missioners of the Police under their orders are
Charged with the execution.
(Signed) SAULNIER.
The House of Peers of France, on the 7tb, ap-
Tminted a Commission to prepare a plan for its inter-
pal organisation.

In the House of Commons last night the CHAN;
cst,Loa of the EXCHEQUER stated the Budget for the
year. In . consequence of the date at which the
Treaty of Peace was.signed, the Property Tax con-1
tinues until the sth of April next. A Message from
the PRINCE REGENT, relative to the iiisembarkation
9f the Russian Guards, was delivered in both Rouses
raf Parliaapent.
We observe from the Amsterdam Papers, that an
English Company of Actors are at present perform-
ing some of our'ernst popular pieces at the German
Theatre in that city. Among other names, we.to-
tice those of •Mesters. JONAS and PSNLEY, who trill
themselves " of the Theatres-Royal of Wirttiser..,
and Lotulon..".---We-also-observe, that the Directors'
of the Dutch Theatre announce to the good people
of Amsterdam, " that they have made an engage-
ment with Messrs. ASTLEV, PARKER, and Davis,
Directors of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-gardens.—
and of the Royal Amphitheatre, London, who tare
to get up, sohie of the most popular English melo-
&soles, in which they will introduce about Wof
their principal performers, together with their ex-
cellently trained -hdises, for the amusement of the
public."
Several uhpleasent rumours respecting the'distur-
bmces in the neighbourhood of Naas, were in cir-
culation yesterday. AVreasury Print notices them
in the following manner:--A report has reached us,
Stating that Captain MILT.s, a Magistrate of the
county of Kildare, assisted by a party of the
inilitary, arrested in a house near Rathangan
ieven persons, upon whom papers of a treasonable
tendency were found. It is further stated, that in
' ronsequence of information to this effect, the tith
Garrison 'Battalion, a squadron of the 23d Dragoons,
and a party of the Artillery, lift town for that part
of the cOuntry at an early hour yesterday. morning.
•Soreral idle rumours, originatinein this circumstance,
have obtuieed pretty general circulation in the me-
tropolis (luring the whole of the day, which are not
worthy of formal contradictiou.-(Polrfot.)

LONDO.N:
TUISDAY, "AM 14,, 0146

We thisAnoreing received Pitis to th 4 i2thilost.
Their contents will be foend interesting, AMR*
other matters are the Articles of the Treaty con-
cluded between the Allied Powers and the memorable
NAPOLEON, dated at Paris, the 11th of Apsil,
conditions of which have now, for the first time,
been permitted to transpire. The whole Treaty
seems to have been conceived and executed in Abe
amicable spirit of confiding friendship. NAPOLEON
and MUSA LOUISA are allowed to retain the titles of
Emperor and Empress, with the Sovereignty of
the Island of Elba secured to the former, and
that of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and
Guastalla to the la The revenue assign.
ad to the tnitutensviole et .the Emperor's house-
hold, amounts to neerigtPo,oool. and the like sum
Ito his relatives, exclusive of Aleut. private property.
All this business has keen" co/400d is peaceably
and quietly as if it had been a mat** transaction
settled in a merchant's counting-house. ilat what is
not the least remarkable circumstance in ttls singular
Treaty, is, that Lon; CASTLEREAGH'S signature is
annexed to it 1 66 Blessed are the Peace Mailers ;"
and certainly no Peace has ever been coer.)rded,
that ...contained less. of the spirit of over-reaching
selfishness, and which gave more promise of being
durable and perotapeet, than the present.

The following Estrects are taken from the Paris
Papers, which arrived this morning :

PARIS, Junu it.
The King issued yesterday a Proclamation to the
effect of approving of the Address of the Houses of
Peers •and Deputies, respecting the Constitutional
Charter. The following Decrees are adopted in con.,
sequence
:
Art. 1. The Constitutional Charter shall be pub-
lichen, and posted up where it is necessary.
Art. 2. The said Decree shall be sent to all the
Municipalities, and registered, &c.

Conformably to the regulations of the 25th March,
1765, and the Ist January, 1786, the King has
ordered Councils of War to be assembled at the
different sea-ports, to take cognizance of the con:
duct of Naval Officers since those periods.
ADmiNtsirtAlloN OF THE DOMAINS OF THE
CROWN.

A sale of wool will take place at the Royal estate
of Rambooillet, on the-Ist of July, and the follow-
ing days :
Lot 1.-280 myriegrams (about 5,6001b5.) of
Spanish wool.
Lot 2.-71 hips and 75 sheep of the put* Spanish

breed.
The purchasers mud take away their purchases
immediately on paying the purchase-maney.
The Administrator of the Domains of the Crown,
GOULARD.

PRINCESS OF W ALES,
The appearance of the Princess of WALES at the
Opera-House, on 'Stturday night last, and the atten.
tion said to hare been paid' to her by the PRINCZ
GENT, as well as by the Allied Monarchs, are, in-
deed, circumstances that cannot fail to afford, the
highest satisfaction to all orders of the community.
The PRINCZ REGENT, it is said, bowed three times
towards the boa in which her Royal Highness
situated, a circumstance which was considered,
justly considered, as au auspicious omen, oyL•
rated something like the =dual revival of,r*hie*
ings in these two Illustrious Personagesr 0111.14Phlt
therefore, hailed with rapture by the whole auttioncei
—Excluded u the Princess has been from the Royal
Drawing-Rooms and Court Circles, the.Theatre of:
fered her, perhaps, the least offensive opportunity
of showing our august Visitors, that though she had
long pined in obscurity the victim of misfortune,. it
was far from tieing a, feellog 'of conscious guilt that