The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-05-13 00:00:00

fRENGII PAPIXAS.

• TOIIMIIIIty MAY 3.---Atlayskal.Sechet arrived here
on the '29th of April. He repaired immediately to..
the Royal Palace, and received from the Duke d' An-
goyim. the most honourable welcome. On at)-
_ preaching the august descendant of Kings, the Mar-
, alts) bowed respectfully, kissed the" Prince's hand,
anchniid ,with eleoti 111 l Monseigneur, my army
and my belf err detolcd in life and death to the Bour-
bons." This alreaing scene ‘s a s perceived and felt
by several Ofin..vrs of the Guard who were in the
adjoining apartments. The countenance and air of
satisfaction shown by the Marshal, proved that his
heart was not a stranger to these noble transports.
It was pleasant to see one of our most valiant war-.
. riots, giving up at the same time to the" Bourbons,
of the House, of Spain, the strong places which his
brave army had known how to preserve, and vowing
to give his arm, so long victorious, to the defence of
the Throne of St. Louis.

MILITARY CONVENTION.
• Tuttin, Aram 28.—A Convention was signed
• here yesterday by General Clement de la Roncier
• and Lieutenant-Colonel Delmes, furnished with full
powers by Prince Borgitese : lieutenant-Colonel
Neuman, Major-General of the Staff, with full
powers from Oeneral Bellegarde; and Count de Is
Tour, General in the British service, with fell
powers from Lord W. Bentinck.--The following is
' the substance of the article:—
Art.
1. Front the date of the 'knotty., an Ar-
' reisdce between the Allied and Freschtroops in the
departments beyond the Alps.
2. The . French troops to evacuate these depart-
ments by stipulated routes, calcuting their move-
' ments so that their last coluMn shall pass the Alps
on the Mad day' as the last column of General Gre-
ni r, iiiirding to the route fixed at Mantua.. Pro.
' visions, &c. and. all expenses of transport to be paid
atitl berne
• 'told 4. Point out the route of the French troops,
lilt direct the French to succeed them daily.
A, ti, 7, and 8 Articles, stipulate that the Allied
trdepi shall immediately ()me • tilt right of the
'lisle.; Tao." the fortresses of Alexandria, Gov't,
ic. sittit all their provisions, artillery, am-
punitlen, and al the magazines. ,
• 9. The said fortresses, on the right and left of the
Ye, •to be Milted to the Allies within iwelve days
from the s'gti 'tore of the present t wen
,though older, should not have arrived from France.-
- The Altiest, however, only to enter the places on thi
' left of the Po, in proportion as the evacuatiocs• by

General Grenier take place.
'• to. Air the Sub-Officers and soldiers not born in
ancient France and in the departments beyond the
Alps, shall be discharged, and be at liberty to return
Immediately to their homes.
The remaining Articles, frotn 11 to 10 inclusive,
*contain stipulations for carrying the preceding con-
Iclilions into effect.
17. Stipulates for the signing of the Convention,
independent of ratification, except that Part of
Article 9, which relates to the delay fixed for the
surrender of the places on the right of the Po, which
shall be submitted to the ratification of Lord W.
"Bentinck.
(Signed) Baran CLEMENT DE LA RONCIBIL '"
11)ELNIAN.
D. A. N KUM &N.
ciondit 1) V. lot TOUR.
;aria, Aprit V. •

French Papers to. the -Lath iiieslved this
legse
aserniap-irrhet oeatain ins order" %b -Allied Sa-
ys** iss-their 'Authorities, .
.fib' etlf hive et&
'tractdd. 'There is likewise an Interesting Predama-
*lse by Levu XVAI. to. the Pin& Nation,' in
which he professes .to be animated With the same
sentiments of affection for his people as were for-
merly manifested by Louts XII. and HENRY IV.—
Ile says they *shall direct him in his future Govern-
ment, and mentions his being sensibly affected by
the unanimous acclamations which had accompanied
him from the frontiers of his kingdom to the capitals
PARIS, MAY 10.—The Allied Sovereigns having
learnt with displeasure, that the surrender of the ad-
ministration of many of the French 'provinces, oc-
cupied by their armies, as stipulated by the Bth Ar-
ticle of the Conveation, of the 29d April, has ex-
perienced difficulties in consequence of a misinter-
pretation of the proviso contained in that article,
have commanded the following Order to be made
public:—
" The Bth article of. the armistice having oeslie
sioned some misunderstanding, in consequence of tip,
proviso contained in it, the most posiave injunctions
are hereby given to the authorities of the Allied
, Powers, established in the French piovinces, as in-
dicated by the 2d article of the same act, to surren-
der immediately the administration of these provinces
Ito the Commissioners anted by the llgng of
France.
" The Chief of the lintral Department of Admini-
stratioo for the Prosaic's occupied by the A Irier„
" Paris, May 9. I'be Baron de STIUN."
MAY 9.—Ptrince Eugene arrived to-day at Park.
BeHe paid a 'list to the king at 3 o'clock in the after,.
noon.
GOTTENBURGII ALM. • ; tiastersc, Aram 27.—1 t le told that'Boniparte,
in his conversation with Marshal Angereau, said re-
GOTTENBURGII, MAY 7.—lt appears that the veatedivman. " I have done with Europe, bat Asia ex-
greatest part of the Swedish army is again to march • • '
into Holstein, together with the whole of Genetal pects a
Bennigsen's corps. Seven thousand Swedes, and
another Russian corps embark in Holland. A Rus-
sian, a Prussian, a Swedish, 'and British General
are going to Norway to learn the. Prince's ultimate
decision before active war takes place.
A convoy for England, of about 50 sail, sailed
last night under the Forward gun-brig.

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Cadiz.and Corriine iliailsarrii,e4 tligaggsk, by'
whicb we received the following: 71-, , ';'4‘ '.,,,, .2.
, - CORIXIMA) A I'm c-28.--the CarteifaillAigiiss.
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quaiuted that the President of the Regency bas p'
into the hands of his Majesty, according to tie Di
cree of the 2d of February last, a c the Con;
stitution, which his Majesty reW4IPAI the
greatest pleasure,, declaring, that .an -, Mt *forts
1 lbefid be directed to promote liti pod of thy

- The great battle between Painter and Oliver will
be fought on Tuesday nest: within twenty miles of
LotAlou.