The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-05-11 00:00:00

LONDON:

WEDNESDAY, 11, 11414.

Paris Papers to the 9th instant were received this
morning, from which +ie have taken the following

est meta
-I.l.sats, MAT B.—The Duke de Berri. reviewed
yesterday a part of the cavalry of the National
Guard of Paris. This day the whole will be reviewed
by the king.
. The Deputies of the southern departments waited
yesterday morning upon Lord Wellington, to express
to him tbe,gratitude of their constituents, for the good
conduct uf his.army.
By letters from Naples, the King Of Naples had
left his head-quarters at Bologna, on the 25th ult. for

14s capital.
. Generals Lanriston and•Razont, though prisoners
of war, have sent in their adherence to the new Go-
vernment ; also Count Rampon, and all the Officers
of. the garrison of Gomm.
• The Senate and Legislative Body have beett con-
voked by the King fur the 31st instant, instead of
the 10th of June. "
Thu fullowimg have been appointed a Council of
Wari viz.:—Marshals.Ney, Augereau, and Macdo-
nald ; Generals Dupont,. Compans, Curial, Prevost,
jaatour Maubourg, fiery, 'Sorbier, :vain, Keller-
man, Felix, and the Commissioner Ordounateur
Marchand.

FRENCH FUNDS.
May 8, . 60f. :Mc. I Wink Actions, . 45

.Bonansuanz, MAY 2.—Two English soldiers who
had been condemned to death, and were upon the
point of :offering, received their pardon from Lord
Dalhousie, in consequence of the humane inter-
fe;ence of the populace.
LIRRIIEN, APRIL 27.—According to news from
Norway, the Councillor d'Anker, wbo had been
sent to London to interest the English Government
in favour of that country, had been unsuccessful in
mission.

FRAN:if/OUT, MAY 1.7-The Russian armies are
immediately to leaie France in flee bodies, by as
ninny different routes. The ftest four will be pre-
ceded by four columns of Cossacks. As they will
increase in their march by different detachments, pri-
soners of war and convalescents, their total, which
is at present estimated at 180,000 men, and 88,000
korses, will then amount to a third more.
MANYVA. APkIL 26.—The Prince Viceroy has
learnt at this city the events which have happened at
ilan, where lie has not been for the last six months.
To-clay he left here for Munich, but previously is-
sued the following Proclamation:—
_ .

PEOPLE OF THE KINGDOM OP ITALY!--7My life has
been devoted to your service for the last nine years.
Not one moment but what has been employed in the
interior for your•happiness, and on the frontiers for
'our defence. I have found the recompenco of my
cares and troubles in your affections, and my corre-
sponding feelings.. I have experienced honourable
testimonials, which hitiory has collected, in order
C.at after having myself derived from a delicious
feast, they may be transmitted as the inheritance of
my children. Yes, 1 have felt all that can rejoice a
man's heart from the affection and gratitude of a
people, joined to a conscience without reproach. •
After these long proofs of my devotion and my
love, I. have given you the most signal mark of a
boundless confidence. I have left my friends by mt•
ture,•to reside amongst the friend.' of my choice:,--
Bilt new political arrangements oblige me to-go from'
you, and render Uncertain the accomplishment 'of a
wish, which 1 might surely be permitted to indulge
but once, when, you yourselverhad expressed• it a

thousand times.
People of the kingdom, wherever Providence may
dispose of me, the current of my affection will—re-
main the same. For a long time the first desire of
my head has been your felicity. Italians, be then
happy ! You may become foreigners to me, but ne-
ver inditTerent! However, in order fully to enjoy
the pleasing remembrance of basing resided amongst
Sou,' I must banish from my salmi .the circumstances.'
in which I bid you farewel. • .
• • J
An you, brave Army of -Italy, soldiers whose
names, whose features, wheite wounds, and whose
services, are for ever engraver on my hentit ; those
wounds received under my eyes; those services,
for which I have obtained rewards ! Perhaps you
will . never more see me at your head, and in your
ranks; perhaps I shall never again hear your :tech-
mations ! But should ever the country call yGu again
to arms, certain I am, brave soldiers, you will be.
stow a fond recollection in the post of danger on the
name of Eugene
mamma, Aprtl 26.

PRINCE EUGENE.

. The Debates last night in the House of lairds,
opnot the motion of Earl GREY, respecting the affairs
a Norway, were unusually animated and interest-