The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-04-28 00:00:00

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in order thot the Of peiblllney /111141111 k
delay be as melt as Pilate mogul, the Ai
Powers will CMS &it armies to moat* the Frei&
territory, sack as it was on the Ist of Jewry, lig%
and is like ankuner the places still occapkd oat of ,
those limits by French troops alien he evacuated
and placed in the hands of the Allies." • I
By Art. 3, it will be seen, that the mutual sir-
render of the whole &scribed's is to be effected by
the ist:of June. The 7th Art. will convey joy mare
samerons captives of all nations, and to their b.
allies and friends.—lt is as follows :—" 7. Oa both
sides the Prisoners, Officers, and Soldiers of laid
and sea service, of what description soever, and par-
ticularly the hostages, shell be immediately sent beck
to their respective countries, without ransom, and
without exchange. Commissioners shall be redpro-
: calty appointed to proceed to their general libera-
tion."

I The Bth Art. stipulates, that the Allied Powers,
immediately after the signature of the present Con-
vention, will cause all military requisitions to cease,
and the French Government shall provide for the sub-
sistence and wants of the Allied Troops, up to the
period of their evacuating the French territory.
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It appears, by an additional Article, that, in *
laudable anxiety to complete the great work of
Peace, that the United Provinces of the Netherlands
had been omitted in the Convention, and which are

to be evacuated by France, agreeable to the general

stipulations.

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PA itg, Apart. 23.—His Royal llighoess 1(00 I A provisional tariff has been settled as a temporary
sieur, attended by his illustrious son, the Duke of measure against the Decrees of the sth August as& .
Berri, reviews this day the 4th legion of the Na- 12th September, 1810, which were instituted by a
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tiona I Guards, in the grand court of the Tlouilleries. destructive policy that exists no longer. The actual
liii Majesty the Emperor of Austria spends a part
possessors of commodities which had paid these Moll
of every forenoon in visiting the shops of um artists, •
duties, are likely to be great sufferers by this act, bat
the various monuments of the capital, and, in short,
very thing this great city affords in the way of line-1 the general good of the country calls for it. The les-
rest or cariosity. This day his Imperial Majesty i sense duties lately paid upon those articles, amount-
will repair to Gros Bois, where her Imperial High- i ed Dearly to a prohibition.
ness the Archduchess Maria Louisa spends the eve- : It should seem that the low duties to be laid upon
Ding. The Austrian. Emperor is every where greeted
raw cottons are calculated to encourage their owls
with lively acclamation.
manufactories to a considerable extent ; for the report
The Archduchess Maria Louisa will forthwith set
:out for Vicuna : the bridge of Choisy have been re-' of the Commissioner considers cotton as an article
theo
paired for her passage. of the first necessity, and ought never to become
• Gen. Carnet, the celebrated Inspector-General of object of fiscal revenue. The neglect of all thel
Engineers, is re-appointed to the same place.
conservatory principles of national industry can
Mr. Lynch, the Mayor of Baordeaux, arrived at
alone account for m havi tg t i posed such excessive de-+
Pnris 0.1 the 22d, and brought dispatches from the '
• Duke liAngonleme to Monsieur. : ties upon this article—which they say ought to been-
The deputation of the Legislative Body to wait on lively exempt. It particularly notices the maws-
the King, were drawn by lot ; go that their names factarers of cotton goods who are likely to be sn-
are of no consequence, politically considered. 1
eri. t ally injured by this new Tariff.
M. Alrc. Talleyrand is appointed Prefect of the :
These Papers contain a variety of Addresses from
:Department of Loiret. ,
There is also au act of the Government, ordering different parts of France, adhering to the new Go-
the laws and regulations with regard to passports, , vernment.
both in the interior and for foreign parts, to be con-1
-tinned as before.

A Bremen Mail arrived this morning, by witieb 1
we have received the following interesting
peon : •
AWtOIIIAI Arlin 2C— Ilre aim °erosive, whir
Ant rope or seeing Hamburgh free within a fortnight.
Soren English gun-boats are come op from Cozharen,
three of them lie before Rainvelle's garden, and four
lie before Has rbarg. They have not yet undertaken
any thing serious, only firing single shot upon the
newly-erected French works to binder their being
continued.

GoriZ NRURG Li MdILS.,

GorrErrsuauit, Arab. 12.—0 n Wednesday last
Danish Officer, of the name of Gylleapalsots, pro.
.ceeding from Coprahagen to Norway, was arrested
here, in consequeoca of several letters being found
in his possession from the King of Denmark to
iPrinee Christian, desiring him to hold out as long as
:possible against Sweden; he warsent under an escort
40 the h%ed.quarters of Count Essen, at Winners-
,berg, from whence he has since been removed to
Stockholm. it is supposed that this discovery may
produce a declaration of war against Denmark.
- Nothing has yet transpired from the Diet of Nor.
Wray, hut thsSwedish party daily becomes stronger,
-and the peasantryrize particular, are said to be
Thoeh in favour of a, though a strong military
force prevents them smelting toe freely.

BLANKENESE, APRIL 19.—According to all sp.
pcarances, Marshal Devout will net delay to follow
the hononnble esample of so many celebrated
French Generals, and, with his garrison, declare for
his lawful Sovereign, Louis XVIII., by which
means liamburgh would be at length delivered. No-
thing has yet transpired of any negotiations ; but it
ay be considered as a sign of the speedy surread
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f the place, that they are beginning to sell the ma-
gazines of co*,'c &c. which, on account of the great
Scarcity of bread among the citizens, naturally find
lbi
leaty of customers. The Bank is quite emptied IA
a the French Oicees, empleyis, &c. are bayint
p gold at any price; a Laois d'or costs from 16 to
7 marts. The Mayor, Ruder, who, like some of
e Germans, has covered himself with shame as
bsequious servant of Bonaparte, is -
y, to steal away.
An Meer of high rank is also
get out of Hamby:ea, and to return .
Sovereign. Last night we heard a heavy
The English gun-boats are said to
a redoubt near Marburg.
Braun, Anti& 14.—According
ceived from the Councillor of State and
tendaat with the army, M. Ribbenteep,
of Frederick the Great, and his sash,
taken out of the Hotel des Invalides,
phies, together with the Victoria, formerly the or-
nament of the Brandenburg gate, are on the road to
Berlin.
BOLOGNA, lisacit 29.—0 n the 27th of March
arrived here, his Excellency General 13alaschoff,
Minister of Police and Aid-de-Camp to his Majesty
the Emperor of Russia, accompanied by another
General and a great many Officers, kr* the qua-
lity of Ambassador Extraordinary to the King of
Naples. It is said that he hes fall powers to con-
clude a Treaty of Alliance with the Court of Naples.
At the same time arrived Count Mier, Austrian
Ambassador to the Court of Naples ; and Gemmel
Eckert, irom the head-quarters of Count bens.
garde.
His Excellency Lord W. Bentinck is also retuned
to-day, accompanied by General Sir Robert Wilson.
Baza.su, Aran B.—According to authentic ac-
counts, the fortress of Glogau has capitulated, sad Is

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THE STATESMAN.

• LONDON:

THURSDA Y, APRIL 25, 1814.
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LL's had yesterday the satisfaction of announcing
that A Convention for the faspension of hostilities
by sea and land was signed at Paris, on the 23d inst.
by Lord CASTLEREAGUI on the part of this country.
By the arrival of Paris Papers to the 25th, we are
enabled to lay before our Readers the Articles agreed
upon, as signed by illonstrun, on behalf of France,
sith each of the high Allied Powers. The terms of
this Convention are of the most liberal kind, and
seem well calculated to restore that social intercourse
which Europe formerly enjoyed. The second Article
is highly important, as it reduces France to her fpr-
Ws"' emits of territory at the commencement of the

Ikvoiation, and is as follows :
" To facilitate the re-establishment of relations of
**al Wawa the Allied Towers and France, and

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tali tit*np 011 the 16th instants by which the Oder
hisifigt, trek
diiveesAg. Aissr. 12.—fly the Sated accounts from
Fmk's* sad - Chetti, Mentz; ..Lizembnig, sod
, Mos, hsew esieselistait We knew also that Veil+
loes has esweesidsesti sad dist Saestricht is gar.
br the Smile; .
' comma' Demister' has received ollchsi accounts
if events in Paris op to the ldth instant, frost
Priem Wolkonsky, at Paris.
u GOTTENBUK43II.
"The Swedish Government has decisied the Potts
of

[mom Itz lIIONItZER Di Tir.RCEL.I
.France has possessed great Monarchs. but *slid
have caused so cherished a remembrance as IsEvet
IV.a name *met is eneraten .on all hearts, and
'renounced throughout France *nth Equal affection
.by all Frenchmen.
The Cottager MIN repeats doe iihoOvolont sentiment
which showed the lively interest he took in the fate
of his poorest subjects fl;‘. .
After the ezpiratioe Ofittro eenterles, the consoling
remembrance of Resat* I V.'s reign, evistributes to
reinstating his descendints upou his throne, as much
as•their personal virtue, and all their other titles:
It is but two.agd-teenty years since Ms image pre.
seated itself to the inhabitauts of this capital. The
same vertigo which has overthrewu so nnuy mown-
meats. of grandeur and glory,' has not respected the
statue of a Prince whose lasting eulogy is hating
been the bust of Kings.
It belongs to Frenchmen of the present day to et-
The Emperor of Russia is expected in England . pieta the ingratitude of some of out unworthy C 001,4
in shoat a fortniglet. trymen. - •
The dinner gives by the PRINCE RroENT on Tues- 1 A spontaneous wish ditties all hearts ; a ether-
day was priudpatty to the Foreign Military Officers !sal voice espreintes the desire that the statue of this
who bare lately arrived Wand. Among -them ii.good King should become the finesitispninent of the
ir ElTZLitaz and Cnerallitteist. Col. rcapital. 4- •
Met Intsintse present. 1 But this monument of filial piety Is hot -to be a
It gold that the white cockade was wore by ;fresh charge upon enation already exhaustedly 23 •
Lard Wziatitarros, for the first time, at the Theatre fears of trouble, misfortunes, and sanguinary warg.
akToelemse. t must be the free and spontaneensexpressiee of
timed WwWwsrrow has taken the house in Hamil- our immortal love for mire( the bas} of •gings.
imemplaels, late Lord Lucas's. We do, indeed, propose a voluntary contribution,
The Emperor ALEXANDER has presented THOMAS whose proceeds shall be expended in replacing the
traumata, En. with the cross of the order of St. I statue of HENRY IV. in its former scite. It is de=
George, for his services in the field of battle. I suable that the resemblance should he sufficiently
It is confidently reported, that the Governor of exact to produce& sweet illusion, rinsing the spec.
the Castle-of Vincennes has signified his readiness to tutor to ask if it had not been saved by virtuous
comforts to the new order of strain in France, but mindsin the days of misfortune, only to make it ap-
bas declared that he will surrender the keys into no I pear again With new lustre in the days of peace and
beads bet those of Lobo XVIU. It is added, that I happiness.
he ins-letimated that he has a State Prisoner in his This contribution is proposed to all France, with
castady, wheel name will astonish all Earope.,—This the confidence that immediately On its being known,
latter Utilises= has given birth to many conjectures iit will be recognized as the intirersal wish. Tee
as to the person thus confined._ Some reports tend to most Maine sum will be acceptable; the penny of
sidle *Mid that the prisoner is the Son of the late the poor man will honour the memory of HENRY, as
newer.. s much as the guinea of the rich. The glory of such a
great reduction in the naval department is im- monument will consist in baring barn raised by
yto be carried into erect. Preparations Frenchmen of all classes and et:n(l'l6ons. It wilt st-
are making for paying of twenty sail of the line ; est to all ages, that a throne guarded by the people's
and the hired armed cutters, tenders, a .love may be sometimes shaken, but is never over-
schoenen, are to be discharged from the service. thrown.
Dispatches., anneeticing the suspension of hong • whir
was
h to this puryeri—that he hoped to see Ilse dau
Were sent last night to the several oat-ports, to yea every cottager is his kingdom could, are he chose, have
forwarded to all the foreign stations. ' toluesstrallist to bb Omer.
We understand the desertions which have taken
place since the British Army entered France hate • N. 041. 1111TeLLIGENCE.
very greet (partitsdatly if one description of
Levi,, the Irish CAtthelks). orbs Sigh regiment has, -
W
ollner, expeelemesdi eeesiderable diminution of Its

iterray eider Blockade, and has granted letters
.se marque *pleat that cesustry, of which I ac,
wit you fixqba information of the Subscribers to
" I an, Sir, year obedient humble servant,
" MOM? NZWKAIi, Vice-Cooed.
To bk. Jobe Bemis, km."

DIAL, APRIL 27.—Arreard • the 'Vitas* two-hrig, with slat
Pimlrt Tiswthy, frogs Dublie. and railed fur the Rover; al.-0
she Alert hired armed tatter, with dispidebet, fr,.ts she fleet in
the Roomprik—Retrain in the Dawns his afhjesty's Ails Man-
smith, Colas's, Eagle, PrivatiseCaroller, lain, Griffis, Cad-

7 A solemn Mn`dieilleg and Te Deux yesterday
asepirtazt **Portuguese Antbassadoes chapel is
Groevervor-square, for the restoration'
ef the Bounitons to the throne of France. The
was Williantly illussioated by a profusion of
trilapers, and the altar beletifelly decorated.—The
stra comelsted of the fit profossiowei•iver-
in turn; iiimemithoesetpaay present were,
the Prince DE Carructcal.A—The &MIMI SPA.
NMI and POILTUGUrbi AMIIIMPIADOI9..-The bikOS
of AIPAITLI, Davonsulan--Estris of kvtarook,
SnarwsounT, WINCIITIALA, HARROWST7 JERSEY
—Princess CAITILCICALA,•—DOCheII3 of RICHMOND,
BUCCLwax and Sousastr—Marchionesses WEL-
.mokay Cannita—Conntesees LivitarooL, NAIL.
111811111, Irani, ka &c. &c.
DannY-Latrz..—A very spirited and entertaining
little farce win produced at this Theatre en Teesday,
and repeated last night, under the title of intrigue.
There is much neatness in the dialogue, and ingeui..
MN contrivance in the ploft.. It is one continual
bustle of &trpe from bertuning to end, and was
rooked with unanimourapplause. •
The following numerical calculation of the emigra-
tions front ?ranee, between the 14th of July, 1789
and the 6th of October, 1798, was published at
Paris, by order of the Directory, in the year 1798:
Total number, 124,000, of whom 9000 wont
nd 16,920 ass were of the nobility, 9.8,000 priests,
404 belonging to the parlemons, 8192 nobles in the
military profession, 9933 landed proprietors, 2867
lawyers, 230 bankers, 7800 merchants, 324 at-
tornies (notaires), 528 physicians, 540 surgeons,
3268 farmers, 2000 nobles in the naval service, ;
22,7129 artisans 2800 'servants, 3000 wives of ar-
- - children of both ones, 4428 naps (re)

rams, Redivide, Rinakt*, amid Viprr.
Polayspewrs, Arath.2l-I—Arrived his 74a)erty's ship rer-
ead, fro* the Minn.; Hope *s Tamii4Witnports, fr.* in.—
Tie Cleadamt sloop d war takes ensnipy to Cork and the Wet
Ladies, awl wilt soli with the Alp that map be hare the tirst
fair wind.—The Tawpivot gitts.lwig Ulm coma, io rvg•rmeY
and Jersey, and the Sprigistly.eiltielirs'Pipmeath.—The
Que-
►ee fleet, coder convey of Irk Ittclesty's ships Hellerapiror,
rallisilt, ajc. left St. Helen's-roads at dry-light this mornirg.
Welt rut Or hurbour,the Chatham) manktramport„Csrr, motel •
FuLatourn, A Tait 9i.—Arrived the Rapid whooper, frau;
Plymouth; and the ships Diefferthmeass sad Niehokoa, from
Liverpool, basal to Brazils.

invested his itoyai Highness the
ith the Cordon Bleu sad Star, the
Order of Si. Esprit. Is our Parfet
a Companion of the Holy Older?
Sovereign of the Order is " tomain.l
Communion and unity among his
:nights " use ail boned to comma-
day,
of the year, and on the day of
their zeal for the Catholic faith,
King and his Successors." •
nitituurry, Art. L'ltipett.

Ur- ‘70161, SUMO= YEW 616114V.4 •rs•••••wr.....
in these few days ; an influx of it is daily expected
free% the Continent ; our army in the Peninsula
has been entirely paid in gold coin for the last three
swaths.
The lloe. -Csaarm Nose, Non. has vacated his
seat for the county of Rutland, in censequeace of
in health rendering hint unequal to the discharge of
his Parfiameedary duties. His father, Sir Votasao
Noss., but. it is said, will be a candidate for the
representative of Rutland.
Wean desired to correct a mistake in the *meant
St the ceremonial of admitting the King of FIANCIL
hate the Order .of the Garter at Carlton-house, on
Thursday, inemied. in our Paper, as well as in all
the other Deny Prints, aad by which it would ap-
-1 pear that Sir GIDOSOR NATLEIL, Ybrk Herald, bad
Weida officially at the Chapter, and farmed part
of the procession, the five Olicers et the Order only
aleviog aiaj place or duty oa livelier occasions.
Nett TrierarAT the Lottery. begins. The Scheme
kends., sew ; every Persahaser has a chance for the
Prises is two squats Letteties. -

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Yesterday bring first day of 'Easter Term, tire
Judges assevuMed io the Court of King's Spud at.
the usual hour, when the customary formalities were
gone through of reading the retains from the dif-
ferent gaols, &c. but no motion of public interest

was made.
TO NOBLEMEN AND THE CURIOIIa IN PAINTINGS.
Cossaca FawiLwo—The bemptifel hinting of the
Cossack Family, in the potiessiod of Mr. MILLAR?),
the Proprietor of the East India Warehouses, 117,
Cheapside, painted on the trot, near Totilizene, is
obe disposed of by Private Cohtract. This inter
resting Picture of in agreeable domestic scene of it
Family of those singularly active and robust People,
ho have 'been, to RIR Me irords of Sir CRARLS
F Tri'4:,“* eyes hf titi amity," as well as it
tsent in iffidill the great derrver.
151
an& tie 6
' sirable emu dats"to tiny valuable Collection. The
ilowest price Is 1601 Guineas. •' ' •
The recent success in the'thrti last Lotteries et
Hoawsirr and Ce.'s is beyond compare., The d 6
mind in the present Lottery :at, their,, Office fA
Tickets and Shares, from all part of the globe; is
astonisting.—Bets ran 'h'ig'h in Alai of Hoaxing
od CO..pelling' or shafing thi two Grand' Prise+4
X 0,0001., and 15,0001.—The Schtime is tog 40013
praseetiag 'a, double chance,' which mild', time,*
1 g relit sale pleilous to nest Tuesday. :',.t.4 'r'-''. •,!
A young lady remarked a few:cityrilgt4'' '. ' '`
Scheme of the Lottery to be drailion'the 3ir
. ensuing, was superior to nay that bad everlieeii7
i before the pliblic ; for, added she, in additlinfAi
i prospect of obtaining a capital Priae, yoli ailsit4tisene
of Toodoios a beautiful coloored'irOst of the Muria
Promethium, or Downfal of Albany, w/hici.4
,ii,
worth in the money of a Sixtetiothi'but the 'yonn
i Lady forgot to Add, that, :to tsar (hi &JOIN,
I print, it was necessary to go to hairttn't (AO,
Cornbill, where alone the print is give* away free
Ito purchasers of a Ticket or Shire. _. ' :)cis-
Mr. Lawence Coverleys of South 'Witham,. p 27,.
1 colnshire, now lips iq a most shocking state, i
I basing owe of his ;bands (which was sore at tbe it .
I licked by a .favourite greyhound, which •afterWa ,
proved to be mad. The circumstance occurred ino.r,i
than threaweeks ago; bat ne certain p'foof . et,t;he
dog's madness arising till abnfit a week after, lit/ le.
notice was taken of it. On,Mp. P.'s applying to Sir.
Cooper, of Stamford, he i mmedialely cut the part out;
but from the virus having hid so long a.time to circu-
late in the bleed, the most desperate means to Coon•
tetuct its effects have been fruitless.

is inclined; the duns, 3033 childre
endmvring e
Thorsdaysttel
5:,%1
to his lawf Renewr .oil
wan =anaemia insignia of the OA
have demolished actually to become a
The oath of the Soji
to a war tale the Catholic C
and Gomm in.
to- sevety."—lnt e Ha
temp, the sword egeseeite gene,
sink have • sled fidelity to the I
a, and these tro- VW I
Nor, •.'i ,T 1