The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-06 00:00:00

of the motion," was put, and carried in the affirm-
ative.
Mr. Howawrn then xpved, 44 That the main
question be tak-•o by ballot."
After a warm discussion on a point of order, the
question, on the amendment, was put again from the
the Chair, when thesaine was lost by a large ma.
jority.
'Otte main qeestien, for confirming the Bya;Laws
being.then pot—
Mr. RimoAlito mowed,. as an addition tberefei,
64 That the Report be recommitted ;" but white be
was preparing his motion in writing, a motion of ad-
journment was made and seconded, which being car-
ried unanimously, the Court adjourned, at three
o'clgek, Oat die.

••• .her. Lams. has the pleabore to acknowledge the receipt of
several communications from unknown friends, who have
been pleased to express their approbation of hiss politital
conduc during his icing captivity, surrounded* bilis iota'
by difficulties and dangers aknost innumerable; aid be begs
!cave to mimire them, that so long as he has the honour of con.'
ducting an ladepend, at Journal, the principles u 7. on which
he has hitherto uniformly acted, will wit be shaken by,advert
sity, although he has no wish to conceal from the liberal and
colt Mated port of the Public, that he has, with grait dif-
Scot y, been able to withstaad the load of oppression which
ha berg heaped *post him.
Mr. I.orrx.t, hopes that his imprisonment is drawing to a con-
clusion, that he may oace more breathe the free air; and
that he may enjoy, in the decline of life, a small pdt tion of
peace and tianquillity, of which, by his 'long incarceration,
he has. for so many years, been depriv.ed.
Newgate, April 6, 1815.
to the Fifth Year of his Imprison sent.

Arr. Ka&
0 • Lisbon
O
Hamburg's
France
9,

PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
Oast
I S per Q.t. Red. Ml}
9 pet ..,ant. Cons.
4 par L•edtd. 73.1 k
4 Pe, 'Wit' Nary Kai

DAY 'AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Lang. Ann. 14 5.16
India Bonds 14 d par
Kids?quer Bill. p
Omnium
Consols for A. SIM

THE. STATESMAN,

4 LONDON:
THUSSDAY, APRIL 6, 1815.

The Paris Pspers still arrive regular. We have
to-day Monitcurs and the other French Journals to
the 4th just. They do not confirm the" important
and. 'gratifying intelligence" • which the Ministerial
Papers give out with such triumph--namely, that a
eiv4 war his begun in France! On the contrary,
all is stated to be quiet throughout the Empire ; and
we have just as much reason to believe the French
Papers as any other of the accounts we see coming
from France. They are certainly entitled. to fully es
much credit under the present Government, free as
the Press has been proclaimed to be, as when the
Bourbon Censors were filling them with their ab-
surd narratives. The regular arrival of the Mails
shows that there is no disposition on the part of the
Vanch Government to conceal the real state, of
shirs. The most important statement in the Pape,.
received to-day. is, that the EMPEROR, who still con•
tinucs in Paris, announced at his Levee, on the 24
inst. that he had received 44 very favourable news
fi um Vienna." What further may be the. natant
of these " news " we are not informed. There
can be no doubt that the Duke of ArtooutimE has
(tiled in his endeavours to organize a formidable in-
surrection in the South. The few troops of the line
'which, us the statement runs, " had been made to
Kith him," left him in the lurch when the
Notional Guards' came in contact with his motley
force, and joined the eagles.--The Bovesows,

by these attempts to stir up the ignorant peasants
to insurrection, may cause the death of a few of
them ; hut whilst the whole power of France is de-
voted to the man who has so often led them to the

.conquest of nations, the efforts of the BoußßoNs
t• regain the Throne will only entail misery on
France. And these wise Princes choose the souther*?
departments, too, for their quixotic enterprize,--cite'
very country which the man whom they call the
" Usurper" traversed, openly and unresisted, though.
Almost without escort, collecting u he went to Go. •
'eminent the homage, the love, aad admiration of
all classes of the inhabitants f —But we know 'What
mischier money can sometimes occasion. And with
the most sincere wish that this country may not be,
the cause of stirring up and arming a people against
their Government) by which they may become sic.
time to its laws, and blood may be shed that might
have been spare, we proceed to our extracts
PARIS, APRlL?.—Accounts are inserted from St.
Claude, Rouen, Calais, Lille, Nantes, Mulloausen,
Metz, Bourdeaux, Lyons, Besanvosi, Clermont.
Ferrud, which declare the postal spirit of the
people to be oetirely devoted to the Emperor.—
' ( Mogiteut9

Yest&lay, before Mass, the Emperor received in
ehri West Stloon the Institute. The Chevalier
= F.liesine, the President, addressed his Majesty in a
T most energetic speech, in which he expressed the ex-
* sreme satisfaction which his return had given to awl.
Member of the institute.
• .
The Emperor replied in the following ionise :017.
" I receive with pleasure the expression pf the
' lentiMents of a society of men so distingoitthed, sods
▪as oo other elation can produce." 6 • •
The Emperor afterwards received may othei4d6'
. slresies and Deputatious, and replied Ito, theak 18.
: Ftte most gracious manner.
pAalq, Apeip 3.—Yesterday the Emperor an.
pounced at his Loree that he bad received my 4!
99r0.1P !!!!!! from Vienna. •