The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-01-11 00:00:00

Ids high station, cs*ses much
other reports, It is Inserted,
the utmost consequence; and
the part of England, that si

with the Freuch Emperor, but
with the people of France.

that 1.404 XVIII. has ital.
said, that the Kim of Naples
the Allied Powers to send 40

estates to M flew Aoki,
time wilt- sfier. n
rence Papers; that the first
tered Rome on the 25th Nor.
that **Xing of Naples has
city, for and in the name
nothing new from Gorinchen,
days ago three vessels, each '
200 bombs, had passed Dord
pieces of heavy artillery had
drecht in the night.

Rum, DEC. 10.—In Bare(llona
rendered • useleis more than
sent about 50 to France, whore
3000 infantry, all serjeants,
soldiers. These are to form
new army.--.On the other hind,
from three to four thousand
to fill up these iscancies.
CORUNNA, DEC. t9.-B)
have received the following
line:—

Our scouts inform 04, tt
stand the chances * decisive
doning Bayonne.
Vicu, DEC. B.—lt is said
to replace Suchet.
SARAGOSSA, DEC. 3.—Every
Tortosa is in a critical state.

CADIZ) DEC. 19.—T0-day,
Regency set out, amidst discha
the city of San Fernando, on
drid, and will pass the night
IDEc. 20.—1 n the journey
kook place yesterday, they
*the Minister for the Government
gala and for War ; the Oboe
21.---fu its jouritei,
sad Puerto de St. Maria, the',
with, all those demonstrating*
have been expected from people
tached to the new Constitution.

BRVMSIFTIRDI4 Dec. tih:.Yesterday
of Oluckatadt •as taken by
now proceed against Hamburgb.
, Bums, Dsc. St.—lt is understood that his Ma-
jsety the Emperor of Russia has committed the ad.
ministration of the Lordship of Jever to his High.
ness the Duke of Oldenburg. Deputies from Jever
have already arrived at Oldenburg.

The public curiosity and enquiry wen sysiirtnote
on tiptoe than at this moment, concerning the dispo.
sition of mind in the people of France, Rad dmf stios
of the fate of Borrarattral which is naturally In-

volved or connected with that disposition. Itl the
absence of public and avowed information, we
may expect the accustomed variety of trePorts
brought to Dover from the other Fide •of
water, in the same manner the numerous ac-
counts were brought over the Channel by Folke-
stone cutters, during the former American wa.•.—
Amorig these are, that Paris is at this time in a state

of insurrection—that in several Departments the
people are up, if not in arms, in loud Oriel against
the conscriptions and the author of them : others,
that BONAPARTE had quitted the capital, add had
either shot himself or been asiassinated. Again, that
he had been put in am:station :—but one of a still
more extraordinary nature, that the Empress Mame
LOUISA had written a confidential letter to her
father, in which she desired him not to okstiact the
the purposes of the Allies, from any attachment he
might feel to the King of itomx, as the truth was, he
was not her own child—an old story In a new version.
None of these representations can be traced to any
authentic source; but absurd as they chiefly are, they
; bad their influence on the over credulous, he
puce to which their operation was particularly
directed, viz. the Stock Exchange. After epumerat•
tag so many reports upon vague ground,
not omit one which strikes us as more
I than any other—that BONAPARTE hai left
reality, bat that it was for the purpose of

the army, the inerease of which it might be
his presence would contribute to. This
man, whose elevation'and history have a,
much of the world's notice, may be considered
willing to-do every thing to coucilinte the
of the people of France, whose conedence
have abased, and therefore. disposed to reoemsnek
his career, and folios again upon a smaller scale.
—Be this as, it may, till we have
news to the contrary, we must suppose
the throne of France, and if that is the
noisy cotemporaries cannot hurl him from
cording to them, and certain declaimers
Ministerial circles, we are not now fightit
tain peace, but to destroy this BONAPARTN,
up the BOUIZQNS—that family, of which "
aio* once most admirably said, " that
curred half the national debt to put them
the other half to set them up ! !" We must
sooth, mal.e peace with BOZIAPARTE‘ We

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e
eh attention ; ail among
, that he has disixttches of 7
id even a declaration on e
she will make no Peace
but is willing to make it
It is furthermore stated,
iced at Frankfort. It is I
Iles has made proposali to
10,000 men-for tar pro. ,
they should guarantee...l4
is report is welt-founded,
it is stated in the PIO;
Neapolitan troops en.
v. ; and, it k even saki,. ,".
taken possession of that
of the Pope. We have
hen, excepting that two i
laden with a mortar sea
Dordrecht, end teveild
d passed through Papal,
• 4.
velem the French have
n 300 cannon, and have
where they have marched
I, corporate, or veteran :$
the enund- work of the
land, it is said theteotre •
conscripts in Perpignan*
3y yesterday's post, we
ig intelligence frOm the
that Souls is re'nlved to •
isive battle, before abut).
d that !Hostler is coming
very thing announces that
y, at twelve o'clock,. the
charges of artillery, fr,;ns
on its journey to Ma.
It in Xeres.
y of the Reeeney, which
were only tiatoppoinied
evernatent .wethe Penh'.
tre are to filliitat to-ep
th moat."
he Regency wati)nsceteed
ons of joy whicgisee.ti
oeople se loyal oast of M.
lion.
.:—Yesterday the fortms
by the English, who will •
urgb.
s understood that his Ma.
is has committed the. ad. •
ip of Jever to his. High.

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s probable
!ft Paris in
of heading
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minded to
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