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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
HENRY MOORE,

HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Has for sale,
60 hhds. New Eng gland RUM;
SO pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls Philadelphia and Baltimore su-
perfne FLOUR;
Is kegs negrohead TOBACCO;
GROCERIES and SHIP STORES, as usual.
May A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06

Has for sale,
At the Store of WIN. s. N. ALLEN,
No. 5, Long -UhaJ,
Is bbls. prime Beef;
10 do. mess and prime Pork;
so dc. fresh Philadelphia Flour;
2 do. Cayenne Cloves, of superior quality
so quintals Goldfish, 1st quality;
w. I. and N f. Rum, by the hhd.
Ship and Cabin Bread large or small quantity |;
Spanish and American segars, and Paper To.
bacco, wholesale and retail.
Iikenise-S00 Rails May a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
District of Rhode Island.

District Of Rhode Island.
INpursuance Of a Warrant from the Hon.
n JOSEPH SToRY, Esq. Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the United States for Rhodc-Is-
land District
hereby give notice, that / shall sell at
Public Auction, on Tuesday, the lcih Of Ju-
ly next, at IL o'clock, A. M. at Clifford & AL
lens wharf, in Providence, an elegant Eng
lish COACH, constructed with peculiar taste,
Conditions will be made known at the time
and place Of sale.
E. X. DEXTER, MARSHAL.
Providence, June %, 1914.
Disriet Of Rhode Island.
: PURSUANT to a Warrant from the Hon.
DAVID HowELL, Esq. Judge Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, for the Dis
trict Of Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, to all persons con-
ccincd, that shall expose for sale and sell
on Monday, the 9Th Of July next, at 2 o.
clock. p. M. the brig ESPERANTO, now
lying in Bristol, at Glsdding's wharf ;--said
vessel having been condemned and ordered
to be sold for he payment Of seamen's wages
Conditions to be made known at the time
, and place Of sale.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, DEPUTY Marshal
Nswaor, Jane 2s, lsl4:
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JAMES TOWNSEND,

OFFERS for SALE at his store, in Mill-street, next
~ east Of the X. L. Republican Office
II boxes Mol * y, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles
200 VT Of good Cheese;
boxes OF Spanish Segars
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries. at
retail. June %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,

BERIAH & DANIEL WAITE,
Offers for SAFE at their store. No. 19, yHarketsquare,
INDIA point GIN, by the pipe or bbl;
w l. and N. f. RUM, by the hid. or bbl;
superfne FLOUR, by the bbl.
SUGEB., by the bbl.;
CHOCOLATE, by the box;
Likeuoise-A general assortment of GROCERIES,
at retail
CT They want to employ number Of Weavers.
.NeppOrt. .Mry 1s. 1914. Qlw)
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long UharE Has for Sale,
FlTaEss Fl bbIs. pipes first quality GIN,
9 9 R;.,a R;pss hi,Sas hMi1Slasa'} WINE,
20 20 Sslse'' Ssis first quality MoLAssEs'
90 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR;
1000 W.T. COFFEE
10 chests Hyson Skin, TEA
10 ditto Souchong, 5
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 di,, ditto Spanish sEGARs. first quality
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
ALSO
very large assortment of GROCERIES as usual
March 5, 1914. If.
CkANSION x 5HAW,
Offer at Private sale, on reasonable terms
$50 hhds. retailing Havana Moasses;
27 do. do. Sugar;
30 tierces and 35 bbls do;
IA hhds. Sd proof Rum;
SO bbs. superfne Flour;
100 do. ship Bread; so bags Pimento. Jane 19.
WHEEL WRIGHT & LOPEZ,
70, Thames-steet, Offer at Private sale.
260 boxes Havana brown , cY-c ono
60 hhds and 20 bbls. MuscovadoS
40 900 lbs Coffee, entitled to double debenture;
500 hhds. retailing Molasses;
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
40 bbis Turpentine-50 do Tar
SO pieces Russia Duck-5000 bushels Salt;
50 bbls Mackerel;
Is bags Tumeric-Spanish Segars.
Newport April IS, 1914.
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Have for Sale,
LIVE hundred boxes Candles;
l. 500 do do. Soap;
$50 barrels superGne Flour;
10 tons Archangci Hemp;
$50 hhds retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 bids w. L. Rum;
900 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction
GERS and Commission Merchants, and refer for infor
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs
JOHN G.. & SAMUEL wHIrEHoasE, of Newport.
Providence, April 90 II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-07-06
SUGARS.

FIFTY bbls. Havana brown Sugars 20 do. Mus.
i covado do. of superior quality, for sale at
duced prices-by +. D. RICHMOND.
Newport June 20.
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NURSE CHILD.

A Respectable young married woman, who has
"A lately lost her child, wishes TO take one to
nurse. Inquire at this oaise !srs ~.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscribers having suffered many injuries
i by persons travelling over their Lands, such
as treadipg down their grass and grain, and fright
enng their cattle. they give this notice. that in u-
ture, any person landing or travelling over the
Harrison, Moore or Merchant Farms, ESQ cslled) in
Brentons Neck, except in the proper drift way, will
be prosecuted to the extent of the Law.
Rowse 4. Potter,
June 90. 7homcs C. Clarke.
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THE BATHING-HOUSE,
PELHdif-STREET,

Is opened for the seaaon, every day from sun
4 until 9 o'clock in the evening June
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

- a. Ihursdap, Fro. II.
The bill to continue in force an act TO raise ten
additional companies OF Rangers, was read the third
time and passed
49,. F,iGdv, Feb is.
Mr.. Giles presented the petition Of John c. Gu
now ON behalf OF the society a United Brethreo,
praying Naturalization for damages done IN their
settlements on the River Thsmes in Upper Cansds,
by the entrance Of the American army under Gen
Harrison. which was read, and. on motion of Mr..
Giles, ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Horsry, from the committee on that subject.
reported a bill to authorize the Secretary of the
Treasury to subscribe behalf of the u s. for Sc
ven hundred and fifty shares OF the stock of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company which
was passed to second reading.
The Senate then cnt into the con.i Iteration of
Menday next. -. w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

tile part of our citizens, that the ship Anp-
Alexander (arrived below this port ON Sum
day evening last from Liverpooi) brought
something OF importance not yet disclosed
to the public. which opinion has been PFC
valent ever since her arrival.
The owner of that ship hrs ,r,ivpd in
town.-He states, that Mr.. Adams wrote
20 Mr. Is. G. Beaslcy. Y. S agent for prison.
ers OF war at London and to Samuel VIII
liams, Esq. that Peace would speedily take
place between this country and G.. Britain.
as the negotiations were in train: thor
Messrs. Beasley and Williams, on the rece;pe
of tbs information. dispatched messenger
express TO Liverpool with the SANG. and d..
rected the ship Ann Alexander to ~,
to the ". S. forth with.
In addition to the above, took one Of the
passengers in that ship, on Thursday into a
private room, and desired him to state to me
the exact passage of the ship and what thr.
information was, on which it was suppose:
a few individuals had made specule
lions. Without answering my question. he
asked me it had $50 600 to speculate on.
that 1t had and would invest il in cottor.
tobacco. coffee or sugar, and almost all kinds
ot colonial produce, should make fortune.
IN 20 days; then repeated my question:
Ills answer was, that tho ship cleared. and
hauled outside os Liverpool, the 24tb Dec.
that the passengers went a beard in a boat
tue @6.h II, and sailed the same day and thar
the 'nicrmau n, on which it was supposed
lew individuals were specializing upon. wa
contained IN the late letters per said ships
ana was not IN the ne s-papers. then ask
:" hlar II any thing had transpired from our
commissioners that was favorable TO a Peace
10 TINS question he did not give me d.
rect answer. but equivoc ated. tried tn direce
"y attention to another suhiect-and here
the conversation, ended, without obtan;,o
an answer, yes or no. to the question.
AMERICAN PEACE MINISTER'S
Messrs. adams, GaHotin, and PoycrJ
nave had several diences at the Court os
ST. f-tersburgh. in quality Of Envoys Ex-
traordinary. and Ministers Pleuiootept;arv
from the U. States and been assured by
the Cabinet Ministers, chat Russia was de-.
sirous OF preserving the frendsh of Amer
lea, and of securing a reciprocitv of orr
nerclal benefits and that every fac i;i,v =,
her power would be given 70 bring abo,i :.
reconciliation between the United States and
.. Britain. Under these Favourable ansn;-
ces, 1t appears that the Envoys were act;no
very diligently in the pursuit OF shis oh;so,..
and mad dispatched Mr.. DGNas to Enrlspd
10 iearn the precise terms on which England
is willing to treat. These steps are a,l
WITHIN the accustomed courtesy and rules of
diplomatic business and it is our opinion
tnae nothing further will be done, by En-
S.and. excepting the interchange of friendly
civiiities. until the Brom6p shall have ar,;-
Ved, ana Commissioners chosen on the MARI.
OF England to meet those of the u. States a.
"o''ehohrs' Bosf. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
Wash,ngton, Febynoyy Q,

n.
I he project of a National Bank Is n, ,sn,,E 80
ported by the financial committee in tbesIIo"ss os
hepresen' stves We are rot able at present n
state its features more particularly than n, ;,s
its 10 proposed 20 be THIRTY pTilTons Zee 1917
to be within this district As it is pronsr nat ~.
People should be infinitely informed of ever 49,;
relating 10 80 vas monied Institution. we shsll pnL
hsh TIE whole bin, not In our ssxt. 50 sooI az
can Jay our hands on IL. We shall in IKE ,,as,,.
publish any Rebort Of facts or reasoning. Whit 49,
committee Of Ways and Means may think prousr 20
max IN support o. the bill and the letter, If snv
that has been addressed to them on the s,,b,,, ~
To new Seeretary of the Tresna-, y
he Loan Bill is at length reported 10 the Bo,, 40
oy the COMMITTEES Of the whole and II ia bonsI ,,
Ne permitted to progress more rapidly to lis com.
EXcHANGE COFFEE .RoUsE, BosqoS
0a1nrd0y BUe,ang, Eco. z.
Dlessrs. Lang S I'ufner,
1t has been the opinion among the merca,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26

and we shall then have something more au.
thentic whcreon to comment.
VIM. CODBETT.
Bo:ley. 22d Dee. 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
COURIER, April 10.

The first mail from Paris direct,
arrived this morning. We received
Paris papers to the 18th, contain.
ing intelligence Of great interest and
Importance.
The provisional government is dis
solved. and by aDecree of the Se-
nate, the Government ofthe Kingdom
has been conferred upon JMonsieMr,
until the arrival Of Louis XVIII
and his acceptance Of tho Constitu-
ton. The Decree was presented 10
him by the Senate in a body. on the
evening Of the iAth, M. Talleyrand
made an appropriate Speech, TO
which Monsieur replied.
The Emperor Of Austria entered
Paris in stiIs on the 18th. He was
met BY the Emperor Alexander, and
King Of Prussia, & the Crown Prince
Of Sweden, and received at The bap-
risr BY Monsieur and On innssss
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
THOMAS MOUNT.

ITAS just received a new assor.
/ i mcnt Of the most iashlop'bs
CANES and WHIPS Also, ua
finished, a large lot .of the hsndsomes
TORTOISE SHE'LL COMBS be has
ever had made ALI of the newest
patterns.
ON HAND,
A few boxes Co,toa Cards, No. n
Knives and Forks, Tea Tr:ysLoeknS
Glasses, Tooth, Head, Cloth, " hirs
wash, Sweeping and Shoe Brushes;
Transparent, Rose, Violet, Palm ;nd
Windsor Sosp /; Epauletts, Swords
Pistols, Penknives, RazOrs. Scissor
Pocket Books, Note Gases, Lead Psa'
ellis, Slate do. and States, Military fea'
hers. An assortment ct Jewellers
Silver Thimbies, Table Mats, CLUE
Brushes, Powder Flasks and Horn.
HON Fnmblers. 20 kegs RIchno"
Tobacco.twith variety OF other a''cis'
All Of which will be sold 10" tor money
June Q,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
NEE FRRNcR coasT17uTIoN
:, CONSERVATIVE .ENarE.
Erlrncted from the Register Of the
rno<rx-rotsr. Cr.ry. -

f.
CONSERVATIVE sESATE.
krtracted from the Register Of the
Conservative Senate Of
Rednesduy. 9Th Of april.
The Conservative Senate deIibe-
raiiag upsn the plan ofthe Constitu-
tion sr.sented to il by the Provision.
: nj Government, in execution Of the
sset sf the Senate Of the ist inst.
%fier having heard the report Of
! 4 Special Commissisn ofseven men,
hers, DEGREES rs follow:
!. Art. 4. The French government
n msnarcbieal, and hereditary from
male 20 male, IN srdee ofprimoseni-
hnes. , - 81
3. TAe French people call freely
- ehe throne of Frances Louis Star !
f61eas xaviee Do France. brother Of
ets fs1t King. aud affet bin the other
msmters Of the House or Bourbon,
IN tine 8neient order. -
5. The ancient sobility resume
the;rtiies. The new preserrs theirs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07

eonessrse Of persons. His
rial Majesty took up his residen ra'pe.
the Hotel Charost, since callsd e :, az
Borghoss palace. ns
Many of the attendants Of r..
parte have refused 10 accom-. "a
him, even his favorite MameI,",ll
General Bertrand and DesnoulI..'
and one more officer, go with HI.
Part Of the Allied troops f," ",
Paris, left France 10 recross ~" '
Rhine.
Sieyes, Champagny, savary. NJ,
ret, many other civil and piIilss.
Officers have sent in their adbesio:
Addresses and dispatches flow in.
Paris from all parts Of France.
Monsieur holds a Levee cve,,
morning. and inspires, by The affaH'
lily of his manner. the mixed srae.
and dignity Of his demeanor, and hv
his talents, universal confidence and
enthusiasm
The gallant Butcher has bes.
bliged from i'll health, 10 retire from
the command OF the Siiesian army
The Mars, French vessel, arrived
yesterday at Portsmouth,, with two
deputies, sent to invite Louis XVIII
to take lis departure for France in
the PoIonaise. The del uties SET Of
Immediately for HartweIl.
Some conversation tookplaee yes.
terday in Parliament, upon the pa.
pers relative TO the negotiation a.
ChatiIiou. On account Of the late
glorious events, ministers deemed il |
improper to produce them now,
new negotiation having commenced,
which promised the bappiest effects.
They would, indeed, exhibit to US the
frantic obstinacy Of Bonaparte, in
persisting 10 demands ofths most ez.
travagant nature.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07

..urts OF appeal, and the tribuns
- the first instance propose 20 the
hing three candidates for each place
81 indee vacant in their body. Inc
king chooses one ofthe three. Inc
linz names the first Presidents ana
the public ministry Of the courts anu
the tribunals. ~,
20. The military on service the
officers and soldiers on half pay the
widows and pensioned officers, pre-
serve their ranks, henors and pen
sions.
81. The person of the king is sa.
cred and inviolable. All the acts OF
the government are signed by a MI.
mister. The ministers are RESPONSE
Bile for all which those acts contain
violatery of the laws, public and pr'-
vate liberty, and the rights OF the
citizens.
%. The freedom Of worship and
conscience is guaranteed. The mi.
nisters Of worship are treated ana
protected alike.
IS. The liberty Of the press is en-
tire, with the exception Of the legal
repression of offences which may re-
suit from the abuse Of that liberty.
The senatorial commissions OF the
liberty of the press and individual
liberty are preserved.
a. The public debt is guaranteed.
The sales of the national domains
are irrevocably maintained.
Is. No Frenchman can be prose-
cuted for opinions or votes which ne
has given.
as. Every person has the right to
address individual petitions to every
constituted authority.
81. All Frenchmen are equally
admissible to all civil and military
employments.
IS. All the laws existing at pre-.
sent remain in vigor, until they be
legally repealed. The code OF civil
laws shall be entitled CiDil Code OF
the French:
20. The present constitution shall
be submitted to the acceptance OF
the French people, in tho form
which shall BE- regulated. Louis
Stanislaus Xavier shall be proclain-
ed King of the French, as soon as
he shall have signed and sworn, by
an act stating. 1 accept the Consti-
tuition ; II s,cear to observe 1t, and
cause it to be obserped. This oath
shall be repeated in solcmniiy, when
he shall receive the oath OF fidelity
Of the French.
fSigned) Prince Of Benevento,
President !; Counts de Valence and
de Pastoret, Secretaries the Prince
Arch Treasurer !; Counts Abrial,
Barbe Marbois, Emery, Barthclemy
Baldersbuen, Bnernenyille, Cornet,
Catbonara, lie Grand, Cbasseloup,
Chollet. Coland, Davoust, de Gre
corp, Decrolly, Depere. Dembar-
rere, Dhanbersaert, Destatt Tracy,
d'HaryilIe, d'Hcdouville, Fabre [de
PAndel Fc,ino, Dubois, Dubais, de
Fontanes. Carat, Gregoire. Herwin
de NEVILLE, Jaucourt. Klein, Journu,
Auhert, Lambreckt Lanjunais. Lo-
.jcas, Lebrun de Rochemont, Leme
ricr, MeermaH, de Lespenasse, de
Mautbadon, Lenior, Laroche, de
Maillevilie, Redon, Roger Ducos,
Pere, Tasciler, Porcher de Rcche-
l,ourg, de Ponte Coulant, Saur, Ri
gal, ST. Martin, de Lamottc, Sainte
suzanne. Sieyes. Schimmelpennic,
yan-de- VandcseIder, Van dc Pei,
Ventura, Vaubois, Due de Valmy,
Villeiarde, Vimar, Van Zaaylen,
Van Nyeyett.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07

Halifax was Illuminated on the arri.
val Of the news there. A part Of The
feet which sailed from Cork, April 10
has arrived at Halifax.
The Bulwark, ~, from of n London
ar. At Halifax 25th ult. with an Amerl'
can sloop from N. Y. for Boston, hs'
prize
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
ON Tuesday next the IA h inst VIII u
sold at the Vendue Store
Some Books. a Watch and some Dr.
ticles Of Plate.
Also, 1000 ACRES OF LAND
in the County Of Randolph, s'''e :"
Virginia, and at 8 o'clock in the al''''
noon on the premises. -
a Lot on alfred Street, 1sla'' :.
King and Prince, 20 feet front BY ~
.cei.
a Lot on Cameron Street Aao ~
Alfred and Patrick, II feet tron'H :
fce'--enf y
T,co Lots on Patrick Strfa' :.
OF Cameron Que OF which has .vI -;
front, the other 81 fee. z inches y; " ;,
feet s inches. The terms WIZ
made Known ut the Sale. The ' y.
property belongs to the estate u
Richter, decd. ~.
a. G. Caxenore, Es"'
" lime q |-r.-ft.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
Island Of Elba.

/ D
Island Of Elba.
This Island, destined for the iu-
ture residence Of Bonaparte. on 2
nens;on. as is said of "a or 2S,oool.
sterl. per ann. is situated 10 the NE,
d;terraneau. between the island OF
Corsica and the coast of Tuscany !;
Il is from 25 to so leagues in circuit,
with population Of 200 souls
II contains two excellent harbors,
Porto Ferrago and Porto Lougone.
LoNDoN, April s.
Ministers, il is said, have given
the American Commissioners TO un-
derstand, that they will enter into
no discussions with them until the
question of the hostages has been
disposed Of, as they are determlncd
it shall make no part OF the neso'
Citations for peace.
Twenty-Five thousand troops are
forthwith to be transported to Anne
RIGA !; h already, the public mind is
prepared for the exertion Of all our
strength, in bringing back that fro
ward People to unconditional submls-
sion.
Orders have been given for the
Blockading squadron Oft the several
French ports to return into Ports.
mouth and Plymouth.
Preparations are already making
for reducing our several war estab-
iisbments. Orders have been issu-
ed for disbanding the militia on the
Gath of June.
The Arcbduchess Maria Loasia,
it is now said docs not accompany
Bopaparte to Elba but retircs to
Cuastalla, in Italy where she will re-
side, and take the title Of Archduch-
ess of Custalla, it seems probable
that a formal diDorce will, at no dis
taDt period be pronounced between
them.
Louis XVIII, having declared his
readiness 10 accept the French Crown
and constitution, under such ar.
rapgements as the authority of the
Country shall think fit, his Majesty
ii is expected, will depart in a few
days. His r. H. the Duke Of Cla-
renee, Admiral of the Fleet, is TO
command the Royal yatch. which
has been ordered Ey the Admiralty
to be prepared for the occasion.
His Majesty, we understand. would
prefer being crowned at Rheims.
according to the custom Of the Kings
his ancestors; but the Cathedral is
too old and decayed. The cerc-
mony is, however, TO be performed
by the venerable Archbishop Of
Rhe inns, who is upwards of ninety
years old. His Majesty will be az
companied to France by the Dutch.
es ofAngouleme, Count de la Cha
tire, his secretary Due de Gram.
mont, and select number Of the
Emigrant Nobility.
Her Majesty is expected to be 10
town to be present at the fete to be
given to Louis XVIII. by the Prince
Regent.
LONDON, April II.
The Allied Soyereigns estered
Paris at io'clock on the morning
of the 81st of March and the empe-
ror Alexander Immediately entered
Talleyrand's house as his head
quarters. five couple this fact with
others which Immediately followed,
it would seem, as if indeed we have
no doubt that it was, that some pre-
vious understanding and correspon-
dcneeh had existedbetween Talleyrand
and tie Allied Sovereigns, and that
tho measures which were suhse,
guently adopted, such as the De.
thronement Of Bonaparte, the for.
nation of a Provisional Government,
&c. were previously and fully agreed
upon.
COURIER, April 10.
The first mail from Paris direct.
arrived this morning. We received
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
Foreign Office, .april is.

OUstce "p'O ~S'
A dispatch of which the following
is an extract. has been this day re.
ceived fran Lord Viscount Castle
reagb, addressed to Earl Bathurst /:
Paris. April IS, 1914.
have the honor 10 acquaint your
Lordship, that Monsieur made his
public entry yesterday, and was re-
ccired with the utmost cordiality by
the whole population of Paris 1t
was deemed more expedieRt that the
solcmniiy should be purely French,
the Allied Sovereigns did not there
fore attend. nor did any Of their
troops join the eortege ; but as the
Bourbon family had been SO long
resident in England, ] thought l
should neither ineur the displeasure
oftbe Prince Regent, nor give occa-
sion 10 any injurious comment, by
meeting his Royal Highness at the
barrier, and accompanying him into
Paris. The whole Of the British
mission here present attended, and
with the Field Marshals Of the EN-.
,pirc, were close 10 his person, whilst
he traversed the town amidst the
applause of the people.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-07
The Imperial Court ef Paris,

The Impsrinl Court qT Paris,
Decree, that they adhere upani.
mously 10 the dethronemeat Of Bo-
naparte and his family. pronounced
by decree Of the Senate Of the sd
inst. aad, that faithful TO the funds.
mental laws Of the kingdom, thsyds
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, &c Champagny. Duke of Galore; Saya-
~, Duke Of Rovigo; and Count. Molt.
are al Paris, and have signi6sd their ad
heson."
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This Island, destined Tor the iu-
ture residence Of Bonaparte. on 2
pension, as is said of "a or 2S'oool'
s.erl. per ann. is situated in the Me.
diterranean, between the island OF
Corsica and the coast of Tuscany
Il is from a5 to so leagues in circuit
with q population of 1890 , souls
II csntains two excellent harbors,
Porto Forage and Porto Lougone'