The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-14 00:00:00

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of the three. The King names the First Pond. middle of die drop curtain of the Theatre Francois. and spirit, incineettthe late Gsverameivi to,witbdreir
t!onts and the rublic Miobtry of the Courts and the :TMs revered sign was inaugurated In presents of the a greet Wither td;llliildren from the petaled U. `
Tribunals. I Emperer Alesandor, sued maids* the etistelstees plain. Ovoid% lo Amato ' them according to Its private
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20. The military on service, the nfficers and sal- ! dits ist tbaandienca._ Soon wilt the Illy, emblem of' , viainl lit the pebliatetabllshmente; that nothing can
diers on half-pay, the n idoe • and pensioned MS- the Fronds llienatchy,. *deem tbkbee, edopted; fbe atreater invaelok of the right, of the paternal eu-
cers, preserve their ranks, honours, and pen- .16tow not Why, by him who being able to be the be. thority, and that en the other hand this vexatious
slurs. Inefactor of Trance and the pacificator of Europe article was dieectly hostile to the developmeet of
21. The person of the King is sacred and inviola. chose to become the butcher of the people he go- the differeut kinds of genius, talents, and spirit
ble. MI the acts of the Government are signed by ! vented,the scourge of the world. The .hee, derived irons nature, and of which the ditened
a Minister. The Ministers are responsible for all that precious daughter of the air, 'gives to ineis what whole forms the moral wealth of the pahlic• that,
ertdch these acts contain .violatery of the laws, •is teat and noblest in the world, sweetness visit light. in fine, the prolongation of such disorder would form
public and private libert*, aced the rights of sits-' Are these the presents we have received from Bo- a Marked contradiction fps. the principles of a free
naparte ? Alas . the Corsican bee gale us net- g
"enc.overnment; . ..
tl. The freed°. Of
,worship, and conscience is titer honey nor wit —we. knew it only by its cruel .. Order that the• modes and the direction of the
guarenieed. The Ministers of Worship ere treated ,stir,. poducations of Alidreo, shall be restored to. • the se-
and protected alike. . llf we wanted fresh plats of tbi shadeess that thertty of their father and mother, tutors ;or fansi.
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23. The liberty of shit press is entire, with the eei4ned in the councils of the .GOverenient fi‘to lies; and that all bey: who have Wei.. placed in
et.ception of the legal rrtifefolien a coretil e. which which we have been just delivered, we should find a schools, lyceumit;ufid other public Institistiects, with-
Tony felted/ fronathe abego'of that liberty. The S'- siegu!ar one in the choice of the piece destined at out the wish of-their parents, or who shall, be re-
Astoria, Ciwnniie.lens of the libeq of the press and . the l'ileatre Francois to renovate and strengthen he claimed by them, shall be forthwith restored tied see
fildirmoosi tibpsrty, ere presrivisl. 1 public mind (such are the words of the Mipister) at *liberty.
el. The public debt it giant ttleed. ! the approach of danger. They chose the Siege de `4!`: i •••••••••• . .
The mt..% of the natioeardoniains are irrevocably ; Calais. This piece, •which depicts so strongly the i:. The ProoaalAGevernment informed, that a
initstisinest. . - I love of the French. for their legitimate Sovereigns, ' groat number of BeVan.ptiests-have been for yeari
in the castles i
. gr. •Nn Frenchman cam he prosecuted for opiniont, and their horror of a foreign yoke, was a manifeato Confined in diferentrizonsiestrecially
r rsees which he has given. • - of the people against -the tyrant. Several -ef the 4 Ham, Bouillon, and Plettecitetet ; that their de- i
- • IL. Errry 'person ens. the filet to address blind. ! verses were omitted, but persons who followed the ',. Oration was caused by their refusin to tayltrayera :
. 4nel pealtierss to every constituted authority. • . i play with a printed copy of it, noted all the passages for spoleon ; that their detention was 'psWiged '
'-.117.• All Vieniitlinsi‘ equally admissibly tWall I omitted, and showed them to those next them • the k elle hstanding authentje acts of eubmisallitise Ire-
111SWstiftnnilit ary Pill ifilliWitS. - 1 book passed from hand. to hand, and soon-Site'onell • ' cleat . ---01/ that 4e‘ sit •4 ' tau '
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I 'lie All the la e's evistingat prevent retnein in et: ! passages attended to were those whieh theactorsilid I . ' efulltdie ' ' ail
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•-fnor„ soli they W legally reptaled. lite. ctidai •Of : Ile! recite. • 'Die following are Some a..-. '. ••-•''-' ' - --Op. .
;ail Isis *hell btredtitled Civil Cod* of the Frely.k. • .. sewAne.
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' 10. The prel?ot Cieistitution shall be submitted'. • . Owe peat d'uu droll sisstiut me priver slesetwais? Piveriaional Government considevie , that the
Wel autre duit regner stir la Foluee ? ,•• '1„ .%. - Most effectuill means of establishing pehtia 'liberty is
to the acceptance of the French people, in the feral
Which shell be reeuleied. Louis t!planislaus Invitli 'MINOR. to prevent Ncentiousuess; that the liberty' of the
Un Praeralt.•
shall be proclaimed King of the French, as soon at pumas
,witich.should be the safeguard of the citizens,
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hskshalt have signed and sworn, by an, Act stating, Parlez. prenes encored 'Usarpateur poor mate! ..%,. ought tot to become an iustyument of insult aud de.
roceptihe antstitation ; I swear to observe it, and Musts startles mem tel Rol sea pas lons temp tAtaZ . fatoation; that, under present circumstauces, such
Eat teat la ilk Sit Bette ante inhautante.' .1 an abuse, and especially 'that which might be made
awe it to Oe obiervPd. of pamphletsaltd placards, would • easily becoMe* a
' !Div oath shall he repeated in. the solemnity, Wa.til 041 vu tritest fob d'un mil totagaille et fist .'
when he shall receive the oath of 'fidelity of the 1, Tombet Ors legions sous la tlamnul.ea le fer, perfidious engine in the hands of those who might
. De. debris et des Newts couvrir les mere winglantee, • endeavour still to sow disturbance among the citi-

L nations exile peer 10 seal ex piruntes

Counts de Valenct

and tha4 impede the noble movement which
th' 1!)( ll la thr just Ise: order

slititittl unite them a, in . A same 1 cause,
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1. No placard or bill shalfbe posted in the streets
ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. ' !or:public placds, withopt having been previously pre-
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The Provisional Government informed that in par- !seivt.Al at the Pref.,ctore of Police, where an impri-
titmice of the orders of. the Sovereign, w hose &pont "wore sbati be 'riven.
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sitioo was solemnly pronounced on the 3ti inst. n 2. Every liawkeris prohibited from crying, selling,
sideragte funds were carried off from reds during. qr distributing in the streets ahy pamphlet or sheet,
the (ley* which preceded the occupation of that city) the distribution of which has not been authorised by
by the... Allied troops ; that these funds • were cork 6.! thei Prefecture of Police. •
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'eyed in several transports to different parts of lhq I , --
kingdom ; that they were even augmented by the 1, Other orders of the Provisional Government direct
spoliation of several public chests in the depart. thelystem of police, and the regulations as to print.
dleots ; that the municipal chests, and even these of log and. bookselling, tp
.suittinue. provisionally the
the hospitals, have not escaped that dilapitlatqvg ;4- latinves before.
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oishing to recover as speedily as possible the.fingls j , • .. e
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thus abstracted from the. Treasury, and ' which 1 ' The Prefect.of Police a ' ;es, that on gaudily
belong to the public service, they order as f 01..: the 10tholutt Emperor of.tisieia yid Kies of Pll4lOll
lows : . . ' .i- .. I wilt review the whole tt their 'troops, and that
[Here follows the order, requiring all persons , afterwards Te Oiling wili e sung ie•tlia place. Louis
with whom the said funds may be depestfed, all who XV. twieturn,thankefor the memorable events which
may have them in transport or under top vy con- haiegir•pegte to France and to Europe.
voy, to make declaration of the same to (:
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of the nearest ortmmitial. ' All tnagistra • .I l 7T2lllloitlobajtrotAtbspstaiusu great nomber of ad.
And military administrators are requires:Pi-. if .11.0. i kesioisa'to the legitimate governartesit on the part of
cessary, to resist ihe'contimoipce of such trOlitiori ; Generate and Public Fundientries.
and those who neglect to obey this order, are made , Among others who havedelivered in their adhesion,
responsible for the sums thus lost to the public set- - are G en. Nansouty,theSenators Cardinal di Bayanne,
vicel -I Duke, of Dantzick, Count Colcheit, the Duke of
• .1...... i Massa, late President of the Legislative Body, and
The Previsional Government considering that it is the Senator Vitlemanz, who, in a letter from Amnia
of importance to secure to the French people by all dated April 7th, informs theGoverninetit, that " Mr.
possible means the knowledge of the great events Moreau de Bellamy would set out that night for
which have taken place since the 30th of March Lille; .and that he had sent with him two letters one,
last: and that of the Acts of the Senate, the Legis- to Gen. Maison, and the other for Gen. Brenier,
!alive Body, and the Provisional Government, which ' commanding the 16th military division, for the pur.
have insured to France the invaluable blessings of pose of facilitating the success of his mission in the'
peace, and the return of its ancient Sovereigns ; department of the North."
learning that some civil or military authorities have ! There are also letters of adhesion from Marshal
thought proper to stop the journals, letters, and • Oudinot, from Marshal Jourdan, commanding at
packets which have been addressed from Paris to Reuel', from Count Lagrange et Visors, Count Val-,
different departments—order the free circulation of ,my commanding a corps of cavalry at Bourbon,
letters and journals to be maintained and respected,-; Count Milhaud, commanding the sth corps of vavalry ,
and that every civil or military authority who may` at Breast, and from the General of Brigade Greyer.,
impede that circulation shall be deprived of Ids folic.. j There are also letters of adhesion from the Municipal'
tions, arrested, and prosecuted on a charge of high ! Csionclis of Amiens, Evreui; Peronne, Drees, Sac.
treason. ,' I --
Pia°, APRIL 10.—Ills Majesty the Emperor of
Austria yesterday arrived at Paris. His Imperial
Majesty occupies the laysee Bourbon.
The Journal de Paris contains an Order of the Day
from Marshal Jourdan, dated Rouen, informing the
! soldiers of the 15th military division of Napoleon's
The Provisional Government learning, time Cm- .. alidicaa (inn, of Louis X V Ili. hiving been called to the
alai MAIO, Dean of the. Sacred Ceitelies is di- thrnneby the French nation,aed inviting them to swear
tabled at Alais, and seieral other Cardiende hi ay. :
fereitt towns of France, directs them -, to lie tit at , obedience to the latter, and hoist the white cockade.;
it also steteso ofhat the Duke of Reggio, the Duke
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liberty. I Dantzick, and Gen. Naesouty, had sent in their sub-
missioo to the House of Bourbon; and 'says,
.that it
The Provisional Government informed that the'. was reported, Marshal Berthier had sent the accepte-
minarists of the diocese of Ghent, in nomiser 236, tide of the army ; thathe had assigned to each corps
of whom 40 are deacons or sub-deacons, *Are con- the
the place where it was to be cantoned; that, in short,
ducted to Wesel. in August, 2513,, in ordV tot llitaapatt&mas executing the .conditions ...whickinid
placed in the artillery, ordain that they.,:ohafr been imposed upon him.
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forthwith restored to liberty. • .4 King Ferdinatoterrived at Gerona on the 27th ult.
—1 The Duke del Infantatlo was expected at Paris, as
Another order directs the liberation of OS mein. ' Ambassador from Spain., .
hers of the Chapter of Tourney, who had belen Coe.. - ,
ducted to Cambray and there detained.. :4': 1• Maststott-Houst.—Tuesday morning several of,
the Aldermen and friends of tile I/ord Mayor met at
the Mattsioushouse' where they breakfasted with his
Lordship in the Chinese parlour : about eleven ,
o'clock the boys from Christ's Hospital, about 709 ;
in number, headed by their tutors, arrived in pro-
ceisioo: they.. were shown round the Egyptian-
hall, the tables and decorations of the preEccling day
Wog left undisturbed for their inspection ; they
. i afterviards viewed the ball-room and the state apart-
ACTS OF THE PROVISION'&L GOVltittill /WT. ; meats. 'They were then introduced to his Lordship,
PA US, Aram B.—The Provisional Government itch boy. producing sorne• Specimen of his improve.
penetrated with admiration and gratitude for the.tent in learning, as they 'limited in succession ; each
brilliant generosity of his Majesty the Emperor of boy received sixpence,a glass of wine, mid a bun, and
Russia, who has orderedthe restoration rif thitireeek4they then returned to the Hotpitailu the same proem.
prisoners of war now in • bit States, and wishing to lieu, highly gratified with their cieit to the Mansien-
testify their gratitude as far as lies in their power, house. • • i •
order, that all the Russian prisoners of war cow in • Mr. V-
....itATTAN is expected in tbwn in a. few deist
France shall be imniediately sent to the General in In attend his duty in Parliatnent.,•
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Chief of the Russian armies. i The Dictator, Hon. Captain Caorrox, his is..
—.. 4 ceived on board the Ptench prisoners, natives of
The Provisional Government considering that the Dunkirk and other ports, Which have heisted the
system of giving men, theit buslimations, and ttlente, white tag, and was to sail with theta eariy yesterday
an exclusive direction towatis the military profissioi morel% fro. Porionovai lot Robtogoo. '

An order of Government directs the liberation of
Gen. Count liammergteiu, detained in the castle of
Saucier; and also of Major Lutzow, and Ilse °thee
Prussians, pritoners of war in that castle.

The Senator Count Fontanes has been invited to
continue his functions as Grand Master of the Uni-
versity of France. The Imperial Lyceum is in fu:
ture to take the name of the Lyceum Louis le
Grand, the Lyceum Napoleon that of the kceum
Ilenry IV. and the Lyceum Bonaparte -that of the
Lyceum Bourbon.