The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-12 00:00:00

SVIISCRIFTIOWB SINGS RECEIVED.

' Amount already advertised .E.'8,187 0
Rev. W. .1. Totten, Frienls nt Chelnstad 150
Debden Rectors 10 1 aanelagh Chapel,
A Collection at the Cbel..ea,nfter a Sae-
Church of Ashb)- mon, ht the Rev,
de-la-Zonch, by Mr. Shepherd, pet
Rev. Wm. 111`1)un. Thus. hdakespear,
tell.'''' ~--_&t, 1 2 —Sap, ~:...4 ..-
Ruben Pratttjan. Vag. 2 0f Collection nt the 1
At the Committee Room. li Church of Tat.
P. M. Freneh 1 I nab. , Stafford-
M is, French 1 1 e, by Mg Rev. F.
George Dance I() 10 i Blick 1171. 181.
Collection at Lea, near I Mr. Roby,Tam wort h, •
Gainsbarough, Liu- per ditto 10
roloshire, by Rev. Front Edinburgh and
Charles Andersen, 113 tiCiflit% . on air-
Rector 13 0 count, per J. Camp.. •
The Governor and hell, itsq. Sl5
Company .af the Messrs. Fawkes, Hoe.
Hank, Irelaud, per ter, and Fawkes.,
Paget and Bata- per 11. W. ()Wet-
bridge 250 0 , mutt, Esq.
Puget and Bainbridge 50 0 I Messrs. Wilson, Hod,.
S. S. per ditto 20 U kinson,Min.hull,and
Rd. French, Esq. per Co. per do.
do. 10 0 Messrs. Brantlrrnins.
Rey. J. H. Renowird, Templensan,and Cu.
Trinity College, per do. .
Cambridge, per do. , 2 2 Mr. W. H. Greases
Richard Hare, , Esq. Messrs. Oldermau and
Sonterset-place,Hath 5 0 Co.
Committee Room. John USA'S Fort.
F. A.Tongett, by Rev. Remitted from Liver-
T. Hulle 5 5 pool, by Jo`. Had
.1. by Dr. Brunnmark 1 0 wen, Esq. for SIP
Friends, Yardley, much subscribed and
Hastings. near Ca— collected there by
tle Ashy, Nottlt- him Ds
a•nptonshire, per . Rev. F..Neale,uf Tap-
Rev. Mr. Hoppus 10 1 low 16
Mrs. Ford 5 5 By the Inhabitants of
Mrs. Webster, Islington 1 0 1 Leominster, after a
W. W. 501 Serino I preached
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_ vs aitCF, 'tett; April 3, from, the
Prince of SCtrit A sazarißEßG to Marsh hi it ir 11.
Duke of Racesa, inviting him to accede to the De.
CM* by which NAPOLEON biONAPAKtE is declared to
have forfeited the throne, and to pass with his troops
under the Ow Government.
Marshal Mansion, in bis reply to the Prince,
expresses his willingness to contribute to the in-
terests of France, which have ever beetr his hist
wish, but requires as a guarantee:--
" That all troops quitting the standard of NA.•
rocrom llosrae.tarE shalt have leave to pass freely
into Normandy.
6' And that if the events ci the War shall place
Bon tip %ere n.prisofer in the hands of the Allies,
the Prince shall guarantee ids fife and safety, and
that he shall be sent to a country chosen by the Al.
lied Powers an 4 the French Government."
In reply to this Letter the Prince of SCHWARTEEN•
BEIM accedes to the demand of a guarantee, promises
life and safety to NAPOLEON BONAPARTE, and corn.
pliavents the .Marthel upon the generosity of his
character.

Marshal ..krtftwoNT then passed with his corps of
12,000 men within the lines of the Allies.

,Next follows a letter from General Lucorrt to
his corps, dated Corbeil, sth April, in which he
toys, " the Emperor NAPOLEON has announced to
the arn►y, that being considered as the only obstacle
to Peace,. be is ready to renounce 'his Cro►cn in fa-
irour of his Son and the E►IPRES9 REGENT: Ile,
therefore, requires his troops to preserve order and
wait the event."

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