The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-06-13 00:00:00

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Bankes, the Chancellor of the Exclniquer, and Nit.
Ilarin4, it was agrtiod that the subjectslikely,to.
cite discussion should he pos.poned.
Lord CASTLEKKAGIi moved that 1;.00.0,0004.
should be granted to enable his Majesty to barry into
execution the Convention with the King of Sweden,
dated the 13th of August, 1814.
Agreed do.
Mr. R: WARD moved, that 68,8331. should be
granted tornable the Commissioners under an Act
passed last Session for the purpose of vesting in
Trustees certain Lands, for extending the lines
of Works near Portsmout4 'to carry•tb&provisions
of the Act into • " '
Mr. BAN:i KS wished to know what was the
estimate of the whole expense?
t lint 160.,9001. in all had
alreadj•l;e2ii Toted b) . 68,0001.'
• was an excess above the Estimate laid
.before Par-
, !lament.

After .some observations from Mr. Bankes, Mr.
W. Smith, ,Mr.
.Barilig and Mr. Ward, the Rest).
lotion wasagretd to. •
The Report was ordered to be brought up to.
; morrow.
Mr. W. 'FITZ(I MALT) gave notice, that on
Friday neat rez w Ovid tnlttefiffiVirditre Irish 'Budget,
in a Committee of Ways and-Ateans.
1 A Petition was presented' from a person bf the
name. of Hill 'complaining
a master in Chancery to trxilis Wit)

The other Orders of the Day were then pro.
ceodoil in ; after.which the Huns& adjourned' at one

o'clock.
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'FLANDERS MAIL. "1i
S TtriG .1 RD, JUNt Emperor of RusSie.
arrived here yesterday, at seven o'clock in the evens • •
ing. The King went to Esslingen to meet him..Tbe. •1
Emperor, after having honoured the theatre witln.his
presence, supped with the Royal ,
purer and Empress of Austria arrived at ten this
morning, with the Archduke Louis. The Mut *eat • •
also to Esslingen to meet t1:1 that 4
PKOCLA M.ATION OF THE KING OF siM,lfeft %••44)
• Bid M
We, Ferdinand IV., by the Grace of God{ King
of, the Two Siciiks
,atitl of Jorusalrm, Infant of •
Spain, Duke of parnia, Plic'elcza; ir st
Gra'nd tlereditaiy Prince of TasCanyl,
NI:AP° LiTA NO —The time is arrivOd when I return'
to my throne of Naples;—all combines esP foveae my
steps. Your unanimous wishes cal* me back,
The general assent of the High Allh-11 Powers doe`
justice to my claims. The constant and
assistance of my Allies animates and zupporte We: 'I
come at the bead Of an army'; not dike 'ciwkluernra, • t
to deceive and incite: 01 revolt, unsuspectitif Atkins,
or like adventurers to obtain by force and kmlll4lolo
a state of peace cannot procure them, .. •.. j • ,
1 return to the bosom of my dear family. I•come.
to bring Face and consolation. I come' tb restore •
the ancient purity [of what is not said); and to'
face from the minds of all the sufferings they havetes.
dergone. No ;it is not your destination• to carry „
the.totch of discord among those who.nre•not•yout
enemies. You are not destined to be. degraded by -1
that species of glory which results from terror„, and ,
devastation. The history of your ancestors is very
glorious for ''ou. Descendants Of the Ltriit; the "•
('ampani, and the Santini, you moat make the fo.
reign disturbers of your civil happiness' and your •
tranquillity tremble, but not be the instruments of ,
their ambition, or the victims of their deceit._,Your
sons shall nor perish in.the icy. plains of the North—
your livelihood, the fruit of your exertions the
productions of your happy soil shall be enjoyed by'
yourselves altine.

Neapolitans •return into me arms; 1 was cbcrrn
among you, 1 know and esteem yogr manners, your
character, and yoer customs. 1 wish nothing. more
than to give the clearest proofs of uiy patern..4 fore,
and to be able to make the velv. period or pi:Go-
vernment the happy epoch of the welltre arid' .`
happiness of one common rountry. A single:•:dar •
shall efface the sad recollections, •WS s *timings of
many )ears.
. . _ _

.The most sacred and inviolable pledges of modera-
tion, mildness, mutual confidence, and a perfect
union, shall guarantee your repOse.
Neapolitans !—Support by your aid our enter-
prise, the object of which is so great, so just, so
beneficial, and. which forms a part of the- common
cause of Europe, which so valiantly defends it with.
an immense force, and by the Quinn of .all ci%ilized
nations.
I promise you, that without any exception, no
account shall be demanded, 'no notice taken orthose
who during my late,' as well as daring my termer
absence, have failed in the dut.y of fidelity tp'me.—
An impenetrable and eternal• veil abaft cover,AH the
actions that have taken place. All opinions that
have been expressed during this period, I propike,
on this head, in the•mest solemn manner, add upon
my Royal Ward, 'the most•Complete,* the most ex.
act, the most general, and eternal amnesty and -"
nylon. • •
I promise 1. all NPapplitalis and Sieiljana w
Serve in this army, by land or by sea, that they al
retain their pay, their rank, and the military
%ours which they at ere'sent enjey
May God; the witneii of the sincerity and firm,
ness of my sentiment, crown the • resulV•with
blessing. •
Palermo, May 6. FERDINAIC
DRESDEN,-1! 4 , • •
TO TILE INITABITANTs,or „Tim CI.OID PASTS or.
KINGDOM OF SAXONY.
By the treaty of pence concluded on the ISt!
this month, and ratified on the ?Ist, here eim nie
the Courts of Mori', Russia, and Prwo.ia, I h:
consented to the cession of that pervof my herein.;
states, of which the Congresi al•Nienna had
posed, which had, at the saute lime, added the cbi,
that the rest of my hereditary states would not
restored, till I had consented to the cessions
mended.
During my long government, I have beesi lhh
in alt my operations solely by my solieitude •tor
good of the subjects who were entreated to me.
issue of all„ human enterprises is in the hand of God,
All my,efforts to avert so painful a sacrifice hay
been in vain. I must liar( from ion; end the bet

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