The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

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mhos appearance we two le4do expect lad !stela ever atrocious these excesses
bid there is neither Treaty, nor Confirmation liti RI ' trlds can applaud them as pr
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„Ike, tsar, 111 fact, a word more to Wince I The responsible Editors of
lielief 'hat any sntb Treaty is on the tapii, or bas at D n odd way of scenery ing ft
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-Renter* art by the protitices
ell illiii"NnfONtOßltely for Loots end the truth dr' where—they say, he carper
itredisaistitions, distill the Allied Sovereigns wished logical tootle of reasoning,
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ls tao restore him, to theTh i
rone of his seceder:tit s provinces which the. poops
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ease pzi by the ropoosible Editor* themselves, thet sent so much comisressing it
olsitheffemarcallonsedopted by the..Aliied Arvinis:iho be-eipsafffiltached to then
treetOzimitin in Noce,
,•Istity forts departments out bet this it appears is nct tl:t
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of:ifiehlystteeire to be suffered.tos-etals their inde- all the logic of the respnnsi
isniedenee. These fprtyprovieces which are generous- efforts of the Alike themse)
*lisiirifiriri to ‘..reanailt: independent, ere. doubtless degree of Attachment from t!
''thole .leUrit isidelitsydence the. high Allies are not . deliverers, as they hire ahl
able. to tali irons them-=namely, the provinces stilt pertinaciously continue
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'which are. ender the ..protection •of the inde- e. swrc, though be is a lonel
pendant French armies. Who would not ad- i It seems the Empresses 1
mire• the generosit o(. E.•t. tits's, magnanimous, are expected et Paris, and
1 friends I—who- Would tot *envy Louis ihe'eatent of aired of marrying the Duke
;his kingdom! 'DA VW:MT—lies not a rriietrat Paris, nor MARIA 11.0 U IS4. .
has any one o( the denounced Generals been arrest- The Old Guard is to be
ed.* fro far from tide, so far from LOVIS,Or even the This does not look like an it
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Allies, hating the power 4o arrest or punish these present armies. The Army
• men, many of them have demanded passports frorn strictest discipline. An Or
the French Government to go where they choose, Prince of FA-KNURL (Damn
and have obtained them. The gallant Liscoome, gearless at Bourges, appoint
• against- whom the 7'iseer rails in agony of invete- a Military. Commission of.
' racy. has proceethil to the camp of General EXCEL- desertions and offences agait
ism's, at Rime, in which arrondissement Ram.- . . . PA Ric, 'hi)
NARA has a considerable park of artillery, and a fine ..., commit ExTitmtn 1)1 •
cot ps of cavalry. The Austrians have been making I hoppers, that the King
• desperate efforts to possess themselves of Mince, but . Peers who had accepted pla
have failed, althoneh the Emperor of Amiss., had ;of Bonaparte. • . •
gone so far as to name hit Governor of it. The) The Empressee of Russia
peasantry throughout the country, and. he inhehileate,.GralsalDeke -Conslootioe ar
of the towns, hase4 at great hazards. and, toeHls to-.1.#„ Ude affirmed,,thit• after
themselves, so far aided the snifflers undescßiets tbef: .tigo, whined by, the Allied
the invaders, either doubting their power; or their ,asesile will be suffered to reo
light, to carry hostilities fat ther,_ have contented to, A marriage of a son of
or sought an armistice with the Frencbdeaeral lasi! -.denim Leopoldine of Austria
the French Government shall be copsulted. • Cao ..e ....t ,M,ll said that7ooo of the :
be expected that the French Government.dill•give its, bases-of the new Royal. Guard.
consent to this dismemberment-of its territory'? The , . ....--.
armistice emends to fortresses besieged Or blickiiled,; i
.Pants, JULY 30.—This
and a deputation is to proceed to,Piely. le. cellailti teetii, ass) stopt a long time
the Government, but.the King.is. not mentioned; and 0141 where be receised pet'
the caution shown against any expression. of loyally. stuns there was a difficulty'
in the Convention shows that RAPP is erf -the mono, his. Majesty removed by goit
sentiments as BAYOUS; and that the'etitintrYi Rid • ekeelititil titres
not the King, is still their rallying point. ' A•Pro- Forty persons of the highest
clentatioe, or Order of the Day, of•thetemtitioder with the Duke of Wellingtr
will
be
wilgiiv b given.
Not
'appointed
at Stralburgh, IA isieed in the spirit of this armistice.
a ball
Not a single Austrian is to be admitted into the place, I .It is not thought that the
I upon any condition : nor •is any inhabitant to hold Household
' communication with an' army, which ie stilrcalled tale two Houses, the Duke
that of " the enemy." fused to hold any situation,
CaexoT is supposed to have gone to Switzerland. m''Dunbrib it i 'aids
CARROT, we apprehend, loves his country too well, will be placed at the head oi
and is too bruise a man to abandon France in her Many of the General
present situation, and even ender his own,circem. Royal Ordonnance of the
I stances of danger. mended passports to leave
I. It het surprised many that_ Foucus should have obtained..
accepted office under Louts as much as it has Bur. Madame Catalatti has jot
prised others that Louts should have adopted him as . M. Labedoyere, whom it
!a Minister. But we perceive that the situation oft This morning two indiriduat Paris' is at Riom.
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Minister is Considered as no very desirable thing at t , „-- . •
eiperesr under
present in France. The Duke of • Ricazu cry out PithOz
zu, who . •
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is known to be Thuilleiie
much attached to Louis, has refused ..
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to accept of any situation whatever. The Ministry The city of-Nieftwa was
of the Household, it is said, is not to be ipPedn 19th,ted till ! 2oth • / and 21st, the
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• the Chambers shall meet. Gillet- thq ' King* (There is no doubt of the
of ,
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-Fiance appoint his own Household? .ff this•be the ' hoisted on the 16th ' but
into with
restored Monarch's eitaatiqd,, it differs materially
came into the city on that
from that of other Princes. •• o. . Walks: entered t, .
It appears, says an article in the Couriei As.' wha..W`ere' supposed to he
,• great number of houses
13onapartist•
traordinety, that the King has already replaced the
' the asOrder abated, hut
Pfeil who had accepted places in
the lions* 4-• skits Prevail as Willa fillet
.Peen ender BON spawn., but the •namet Atiif ages, • 'vile- cit y
:'4 . ' *of Montpellier
thet replaced are not given. • We. may suppise the' t- • ••••••• iitb a •
Ambit loa i scenes. -
Aries'-eget of coarse, the persons who were dlielactid • 1 4.. • . • .
„ I taken soluteri, Joined to,
by BONA PA RTE ; but the expressithe is *l-Atir inset, i: " l'' by - -
I (*shoed fialf.pay Officers,,
genus, and any flower& suptiosiliont that than Peen - •• t a•-• - •
• i mid% sow and .se substitute
',hotted accepted places its the Chamber under •110-7..,abick'Stgo'i taii,4; areal,
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*seem, and were displaced •iy-.4he. late eidi..- 45
or id.iftairiao:rs;
setae
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tahaencKeinogf
ituhtesi,; have 16:densittheitemtioseilliv.es.
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ilhaeceliatt4eyri of
Ifaint.:ll.M. :More disasters
be the case, it n ill, indeed, be eztriaidinary, Red be
I n order to explain the
• • in the south, and which hal
another proof that the Kiug dares'uut put his decrees hero! ., • '• '
•. the uonapartists it
l 'of proscription into effect. What emir be .the•result rei •1 .0. '
g t terror has been et
iof this important ttleastsre, it la impossiblote'say, but ~ -‘
sold‘rsand Federates had he.
if the Chamber of Representatives shall wee nearly : fart 4.-
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'the same also, it will augur no good to thile'itilion- ' li a ' Commissions y in
Guardi disarmed, and the
, lots. The Gistette Ojicidle Contains the nomination , •
.a 1.., i suspended. By such
I tot Presitivnts of the Electoral Colleges., These re.
I , vernment of Bonaparte mai
lurnini Officerros we woold cail them in this couatry,
guillity in Bourdeauz, Lam
' Ore named by the Kin, or •yather by his'lllinister, 7'l
tie ~
rn does not justify, but
but judging from these as far as oar memory lessee
-, ' ' which the people are actual
'.mud our acquaintance with local ' circumstances in
France reaches, we shall be much mistaken if, the JULY 31.—About six
new Cksmbei of Representatives does notitzhibit a to the Government of the
"nod deal of 'features of the last.-:,: person 'ln the Rue St. How
against the Allies. A Nati
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The Duke of OiLeAss, the inost popular french that he should not use the
of the Bovines family, has arrived in Paris, to he, however,' not minding
lend his *Wittier* to the 'Ktoci. Paris is still far conducted to the corprqle.
from quiet; and .Niseses and Itiontpeliier, and many ' Yesterday two poisons
ether places,, We been the scene .1' illOgui,nery con. of the Thuilleries for weal
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• lids about the white and trkoloured Ns. But the ade.
most shocking scenes are acted where the foreign sot. Yesterday an Austrian, Cot
diers, in defiance of Conventions and the orders of Place Vendome, blew his
their Officers, carry on their system of Piundersaint The reason is not known.
massacre among the barmiest 111141 defenceless inhabi. They are busy in repit
tants, and think they are justified in thus "rnaling. the Rol on the public building.
• French In the *Wu" of the ern." .And zeta how- 13oosearte.