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

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Callum ',brill', Ilaibe Alarbob, Emery, Barthelemy, Bal.
demboeh, Boarnonville, Cornet, rarbonara, Le Grant‘
flumeloisp. Cbollet, Colmid, Davoust, de Gregory, Deccoiy,
Doom. UMnbarrne, Dhanhersaert, De3latt Tracy, (Flat-
Fahre (de l'Autle), Feria°, Diihubt

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•'*".lostesttwai Stela, Jocose. Adorn, Lambrecitt, Loajohtals,
Lejess, LehPoi de Rotheinont, Le Mercier. Meerman, de
leti7eadW. to Ma.ithadon, Lenoir B.roche, de Mailteville,
/61411, Roger Deem, Pere, Taccher, Porcher de Reche.
boom, Paine Saar, Riga', St. Martin, de 141,
0 matte, Sainte %uzanite. Sieye*, ;ichiortelpenniock, Van-de-
Vand,egeitle,, V,in tie !Nit, Vettoiri, Vaabois, Doe de Vat-
' toy, Vliletard, Vimar, Van Saykti wan Nyewett.

r ItEIVUII P.4PERS.

PARIS, Arityt, A.
TO TIM POTTECT OW THE SEISE.

Thy Provisional Government transmits you the
ronstitutintial Act which the. Senate have just tle-
trned, and which calls to thethrtme Louis Stanislaus
'Xavier de I"vance, King of the French.
•YrOlt CJ WA. it tJ bo solemnly published in the
difftsrent quartets of Paris in the accustomed forum.
!NM. *fell Y.
'the Provisional Government,
(Siind) Prince I BEXEVENTO,
310RNONV
?AU( OVRT,ILLE.
Due de DALBERG.
• ' Abbe. de MON TgSQUI EU.
DVIPONT DE .NEMOURs, Secretary

itUALT*Nretirt SODY TO TV E MSMIIF.RS 07 TUS

vi tON CovERNMINT.
14110,/,tWirlf,-41-111e Legislative Uody has received
*the teennioniration which yost have mad. to it of the
.tiftliiitational Charter. It gives its entire adherence
'eh it.

It Inds in it the guarantee of all riglitv, and a dis-
tribution of powers calculated to place France here-
'alter iu safety from the evils she lies sufered.

The Legislative Wily congratulates itself at being
able to manifest at last tho sentiment it has hitherto
kept in its hosotn, and to express the lively joy it
feels at seeing the ougest Hoyle of Bourhoa recoiled
to the throne, and the title of the King of the
French conveyed to Louis Stanislaw; Xavier, brother
of Our last Kiug.

Signed by all the Members.

One of the 14014: bodies uses these expressions—
... 64 It adheres charitably to the constitutional for-
Mute of Nicolas Bonaparte, called Napoleon Ho.l
naparte," &c.
• %Ye are assured that the Emperor of Austria will •
-speedily come to Paris, and that the Officers of his
Itituse'hold are already arrived to prepare lodgings
• for his Imperial Majesty.
They began yesterday to efface the inscription'
66 To Napoleon the Great," placed upon the façade
of the Legislative Body.
Moniienr Count D'Artois, now Monsieur, ap-
! pointed Lieutenant-General of the Kingdom, was in
his roth one of -the most amiable and brilliant too..
(leis of that lively gaiety, that grace, politeness, and !,
noble elegance of reatiners which Characterised the'
French nobility. Those qualities serve now at an
ornament to z grave and reflecting mind, an jibe:-
h.tuatible goodness, and the virtues of a wise man.— I
His Royal Highness quitte&Switterland on the 19th
of March, and entered Vesout on the 2241. In set.
ting foot again on the Frestelsterritories he gave him-
self up to the deepest emotion—tears flowed from
hid eyes. "At length," hWesClaimed, 66 I see my
native country again, that country which my ances-
tors governed in mildness. lam in France ; I will
newer quit it again." DM, no, adored Prince ! you
never shall quit that France which burns with impa.
tience for your august family. Our wishes invite
you, oar hearts call out for you ; and one of the
!nippiest days will be that in which France shall see
you enter her walls to the cries and blessings of the'
people—cries repeated s thousand times of Vice k
Roi! Yfae Louis XV111.!
The following lines from Adelaide de Gaeselin
are placed underneath the portrait of Louis the
X VIIIth

0154 leerily der CtVets ect tnejouri adore.
Francois, velem wee t gee de et trone were
Les reileaez divine et (*tube, par Forage
neAoraseis mak, molest notre usigee otabrage.
For some days three golden pars do lir have been
cii,phyed uutieroeeth the crown which occupies the