The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-11 00:00:00

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#ll PAPERS. •
[PROM TIIR ItIONITEUR UNIVERSAL, APRIL 6.]
ACM OF VIE PROVISIONAL COVERNNIENT.
Ttiefarst orders that all obstacles to the return of
the POPE to his own territories shall be removed in-
stantly, and that all honours be paid to him on his
journey.
The 3econel orders the brother of the infant Don
CAttLos to be released, and sent back to Spain.
LEUISLATIYi 1110DV.
More Members adhere to the decree of forfeiture.
In NI9WIL OF 4.111. ' -
French officers and soldiers are invited to give in
their adherence. •

• COORS DES COUPTBS.
•
. Address of BARRE MAneots to the Court. He
says, " On all sides the name of the [haute°Ns is
braid, and wishes for their return." All the Mem-
bers sign the Act of Adhesion.
PRLYECTURE OY THE SEINE.
:the Members sign their adherence, and wish for
the ancient family to be fised fore ever in France.
Omuta:. cavaT Of PARL:.
. The Members invite the immediate return of the
Head of tae IluuttaoNs to the Hereditary Throne of
Ss. LOWS. •
The corps of Gendarmerie and the Acij wants of
the city 'of Paris, addressed letters to the Prince of
UsstavEssrc, expressive of their attachment to the
hint •tiorerument.
• •• • • - eraENCH FUNDS,

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PARTS, APRILS. •
[smolt TI E.JODINAL DES DEEATS.3 ,
Alit Majesty thi Emperor of RUSSIA, as soon as
be wastettermetl of the change in the French Qo-
vimiment, produced by. the Senate, proposed, in
the name of the Allied Powers, to ]\,AeotAom
20N APA KTE, to elriosese place of retreat for him-
If and family: The Duke of VICENZA was di-
rected to carry this proposal to him. It has been
dictated chjeky by the desire of the Allied Powers
'to stop thd effusion bf Mood, and by the comic-
tittn, that if adopted by NaeotroN, the work of ge-
twat peace, and, the re-establishment of the internal
*pose of Prance would be but the work of the day.
• Senator SI.EYES has sent in his adherence.
The bubliC is Informed, that the immense quantity
ei letters kept for more than three years in the otlice
of the Administration of the Posts, both from Eng-
littul and other countries, as well as those destined
rip 'those countries, will be sent off according to
their directions.

BOURIENN E.

PARK, APRIL 4.

. There have arrived to-day in -the capital a great
number of Mixers and *miners who hanethendowed
the standard or ritp4AP,A,§is. They were ell decorate&
with the white cockade:—Vine le Roi!
liErTElt NiO). M.IltslIAL DUKE OF BELLUNO TO THE
MINCE or BI:NEVENTE.
M Loin,—l came to PAria to get cured of a ite-
acre wound I received at the battle of Craotme.....j:

only wait ft►r my cure to offer my services to the
Provisional Goveriimont of France. They may rely
upon my fidelity and adherence to alt they may do
for the safety and honour of my couutiy.
(Sighed) Mar-hal DOke of

ACTS OT Tlig PRVTISIONA GOVERWAIVIST;

The relations just established between the Allied
Powers and the Preneh Government are of a nature
to permit France hieing considered immediately as in
state of peace with them. in consequence the
Provigional Government decree,' _ _ _

That all conscripts at present assembled are free
to return home, and that all those who have not yet,
been carried away from their homes may remain
Es
.e. The same faculty is applicable to the batta-
as of the new Joey which each department has
iished, es well es all the levies en masse.
(Signed) Priuce BENEVENTE.
Paris. April 4.

Marshal MARMONT has sent in his adherence to
the new Government.
To-morrow the Statute of NAroctort will be
thrown down from its base.

ECO D
LONDON GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY;

SATURDAY, APRIL 9.

Foreign-Office, Aprii 9, 1814.

' Dispatchos have been this day recei►ed at this Of-
fice from Gen. Lord Visct. Cathcart, K.T. announc-
ing the andication .)1 the Crowns of France and Italy,
by Napoleon Bonaparte, in terms of which the fol-
lowing k a translation :

" The Allied Powers having proclaimed :that the
Emperor Napoleon was the only obstacle to the re-
plitablisinAent of the Peace of Europe, the Emperor
Napoleon, faithful to his oath, declares that he re-
nounces, for himself and his heirs, the Thrones of
France and Italy, and that there is no personal sacri-
fice, even that of Life, which he is not ready to
InAketo the interest of France."
'Davi art the NifiCe orrnsitailihlegit, the April, 1814.

SUPPIAINIENT Tt) SATURDAY'S
LCIY DUN C; ETTE EXTRAORDINARY,
SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1814.

Foreign Office, April 9.
Colonel Lowe arrived, this night at this Office,
Ihith dispatches from Lord Viscouut Burghersh, of
which the following are copies. _ _ .

Paris, April 7, INI4.

MY LORD,—The great events which have of late
occurred in this capital will be best detailed to
you by his Majesty's Ministers assembled at this
place.
The corps of Marshal Marmont, amounting to
twelve thousand men, passed in the night of the
4th within the lines occupied by the Allied troops.
This corps has taken its, cantonments near Ver-
sailles.
Marshals Ney and Macdonald, accompanied by
General Caulit:court, arrived at the same time, as
I.earers of Bonaparte's proposal, to bubmitto the ei-
si on of the Senate and the people of France, and to
abdicate in favour of his son.
This proposition not having been agreed to, he