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n On, tie Bo.taa Gasetts Of lr,p ..
--latest FROM ENcI.Ayn

Yesterday arrived at this port the British ship
Kingston, capt. Saith, in II days from Liver
pool, bringing London papers to March 18Th.
one day later than our English dates by way Of
Rochelle. They however cGntain numerals
declees and procanations of Louis the 18tb
not found IN the French papers by the Sine.
qua-nOn. These documents are dated from
the 7th to the 18Th March, and would Inspire
the most confident hopes in the pernauency Of
has reign, and the continued loyalty of his sub
Jects, bad we not in our possession the most If
reira6ible proof, that il has been prems,ur.iy
cut short, by the agency Of man, whose 1t
terry Is bettec suited to the genius of the French
people, than his sober morality and love of
peace
On motion in Parliament TO take IN the
Treaty business with America 1t was set aside
to make room for another motion, ordering an
enquiry into the losses sustained before New.
Orleans.
lt does not appear that any new expedition
was lifting out, as reported in previous London
dates.
A Dover article of the 9Th March, states.
A. 10 r. ported that Butcher has been appoint
TO the command of the Prussian troops in the
neighborhood OF the Rhine, and that strong de.
tachmsnts on the right bank bad crossed the
river 70 JON their companions in arms on the
opposite shore. Ut is also asserted, aud on
grounds we know to be correct, that the troons
m Belgium have received orders to march. II
IS not 50 accurately alledged, that the Duke OF
yelling on had reached BRUSSELS to assume the
command OF the Anglo Germanic Army"
OF legal matters these papers are not very
interesting it appears that there had been
some riots IN London, occasioned by the pas
sage Of an act prohibiting the imp ,rtation Of
corn bat they bad been suppressed without
any serlons nischief-one paper mentions, that
the militia were to be called out, TO ouell the
disturbers of the public peace, who had grown
riotous, not on account of the rise of corn 1ueai
out because BoPabarte was again in motion.
dreadful riot took place in London on the
9th March, in consequence Of parliament passing
an act, that no corn shall be imported into q
Rritaln nearly all the windows in the west end
Of the town we're broken and many lives were
lost. The mob consisted Of about ffty thou
sand, and continued until the 1911.
A great many Of the manufacturers were do
ing nothing in birmingham, and the other large
manufacturing towns Bread was very scarce
all over England, particularly among the lower
class of people.
The Treaty with America was well received.
and many vessels were on the eve Of sailing.
particularly for NewYork and Philadelphia.
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oRDTN ANcE OF rus KING.
DAMBRAY.

N"''"th'Ny measures o. general so.te.y.
LOUIS, by the Grace of God, &c
The article l2th Of tn constitutional chart
charges us specially to ua}e,he rules and OF
dinsuces tor the SAFETY CT h stste :--it would
be essentially compromised if We did not take
prompt measures to re9rcss the en,eFDrize
whioh Is formed On enc of the p in,s o. our
A,hPoon' 2Hd TO prevSnt the effect of pots pnd
wicked attempts tending To excite civil war,
and TO destroy the government.
IN consequence OF which, and on the report
waich mas en- made 70 as BY one beloved and
rusty ChsVailer, Chasc-lor Of Franc, Mons
uAoray, commancer OF our ordcs s, and on the
aSivIce or our Counsel, we have dained ana
DO ordarn, have declared and do declare that
which follows.
Art. 1. Napoleon Bonabarte IS declared 4
Traitor and Rebsl, fos h. wing introduced him
sell sword IN hand, in the department Of the
var II IS enloined 20 ali the Governors, com
manders OF aruned iorces, national guards. civil
authorities, and even simple citizens, 20 pur
sue, arrest and produce ~, Immediately be
lore council ofwar, which, 4iLer having idau-
titled hln, will enforce sg4inst him the appli
cation OF the punishment pronounced by the
law.
Arr ?. VIII be punished in the same man.
ncr' as culpable Of the same crimes tue Will
tary and those in public service, Of whatever
grace, which have accompanied or followed
t'e sara bonaparte m his INVASION O' the French
TERRITORY. who DO not in eight days from .ae
puoiicR'Ion OF the present ordinance, render
lheir submission 60 one Of cur governors, com.
msnders Of military divisions, scnsrais or civil
administrators.
Art Sd. Will be likewise pursued and pun
lshed as abettors asd accompiiccs of rebellion.
and OF attempts TO change the form of govern
mentahd TO excite civil war, all civil aud mill
taTy administrations, chiefs and servants in such
Administrations, payers and receivers Of public
money, even simple citizens who shall give di
rectly or indirectly, aid and assistance to Bon
aParte.
Art. Din. Win be punised in the same man.
ner, con'oi mably to the article I02 of the penal
code, those who, by discour8es hgld in public
p aces or meetings, by placards affixed, or by
printed writings, shall take part or engage the
ct!zens TO take part at the revolt, or TO alb
stain from repulsing II.
Arr 5th Our chancellor our ministers, secre.
tarles OF state, md eur director general of the
ponce each in that which concerns him, are
charged with The execution uf the present or.
dlnance, which vii be inserted in the bulletin
OF the laws, Addressed to All the governors Of
military divisions, generals, commandau,s, pre-
tets, under prefcts and mayors of the Kingdom
WIN orders to have it printed and affixed, as
well at Paris as elsewhere, and wherever there
my be need of it.
Given, &c. LOUIS.
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To our taithrui and loys, Peers of France.
anu tne Deputies OF the Departments.
DIVINE providence, which recalled US TO the
throne OF our ancestors, permits TO day, that
'his throne should he shaken by part of the
armed force who had sworn t. 4 ,f.oA Il W.
m'ght profit bv ne faithful and inmens, ros
Jorlty oil the inhabtanjs oF Paris. Ga dispute
lhe'r entrance but We shuldcr at ti,. miyeries
OF All kinds To which battle within ats walls
"ousd expose tl'e inhabitants
We viii retire with soine. brave men. whom
intrigue and perfidy have not b en- able to de.
1ach from their da,ics; aud because we cannot
ee'eha our capital, we wili 40 farther off to raj
" cur forces and u fad out IN another part of
me rH'pire, M; subjects more loving and faith
'di Than our gopd Parisians, but Prenchmen
more advn'tageousiy situaieGto declare them
selves ior the good csus..
Inc crisis, IN which we find ourselves FOR the
moment, will subside 1--WE have the hesrt con
soinS PresentimeRt, that the Sold iers who have.
been seduced, whose detection gives up our
SUBJECTS TO so many dangers, viii not be slow
Ia acknowledging their errors, and they shall
iu'u, IN our indulgence and in our goodness the
recompensc OF their return.
we Will soon come back in the midst Of these
good people, to whom we shall restore peace
and happiness once more
From these causes we have declared and do
.--'''~N i'lA w OAQdlN AS tltlOW-
Arr. L. In con ormi'y 20 he sinh article of
ths constitutional charter, end OF The 4.h arti.
ce OF the q title oCthe lsw ofthe Ia b AUGUST.
1914 the session of the House OF lords and
that % the House OF Commons Tor 1870 are de.
ciared suspended-rhe peers AID renreserta
''ves which compose them shall Instantly sepa-
rate. -
2 We convoke n new session of The House or
Lords, and the session OF 1915 OF the House of
Commons.
The Lords and Deputies of the Departments
snail meet together without delay, at the lace
winch we shall point out for the provisional SECS
son OF our government.
Every meeting OF either house, which shall
De heid elsewhere, without our authority. is
from thus moment declared null and ,ullswful.
3 QUE chancellor and our ministers, esci, in
what concerns him, are charged with the exe,.
cation oA the present proclamation, which shall
De carried 10 the two Houses rubbish Il and
posted up, as well in Paris as IN tn Depart.
ments, and sent to all the protects. sub projects.
courts and tribunals OF The kingdom.
Given at PARIS the 10Th March, OF the ye.r
OF grace ISIS. aod of our reign. the G0tt.
(Sjgned ICIuS
BY the King
The Chancellor of France.
lsgned) DAMBRAY.
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NEW YoRK. Nav l.
FROM RNGLAND. :

FROM ENGLAND
The Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
have received IRON their Boston Correspondent
Halifax Paper OF the goth April, Containing
London news 10 the SOth March, brought there
by the ship Of war Perseus and Packet Hingins
broke, ~ % days from falmouth. The follow
ing are extracts.
LONDON, March go.
We learn that sn attempt was made on the
life of the King of France, in the Thuilleries,
on Thursday last. The assassins had got into
His Majesty's Bed-Room, where one Of them
was seized, with knife on his person, and in
stsntly shot. Such are the accomplices of the
Traitor Bonsparte.
March 81.
Orders, we understand, have been dispatched
TO Sir A. Cochrane, and the other Naval Com
1nanders, on the West India and American sta
tIcns, and to the British Military Commanders,
10 take measure Immediately 60 secure The
French Colonies for the King, and prevent them
from being transferred 90 Nap1leon.
1t is said that an embargo has been laid upon
ali French ships of war in French ports in or
ser to prevent their putting to sea, and declar.
ing their Legitimate king.
BRUSSELS papers have been received, contain.
ing intelligence of the very highest Importance
The King of France has been attacked The
soyereigns arc, therefore, bound to employ
their force against this voIatOr of the general
peace and much, as every good man must de-
pfecate the horrors Of war, and ev.ry prudent
man the eXpences, all, we are sure, will rejoice
to see, that Peace is sought by the only means
wbch.cau win It from man aud an army. mad
with the hope ofconqscst aud rapine
Some Of the articles Of these papers will slew
that the sovereigns do not was c their strength
in Idle words. The Emperor Of Russia Is re-
calling his troops from the Nstula the Kin,,
ofPrussia has allowed the veteran Blucbep
once more TO lead on the PFussian army. which
already closing upon 1hionyilc aud watch
ing the fortresses of Biche and saurloui.
the Emperor Of Austria has eighty bauaiions
and one hundred and forty sqnadrons prepar,
ing for the field the King Of Bavaria viii fend
eO.OOO men under the brave Prince Wrede !.
The Dohe OF Wellington will command all The
siiied forces IN the North. Ia the French ar
my, Who have called back ruiiian for the SAKE
OF war, say whether they will keep him In
IN order TO have such a war as this
ithas been supposed, and with some sppear
auoa OF reason, that Murat had again become
confederate with Bouaparte These pe,,ers
state, that he has declared Tn, contrary To ,be
Con8r IS ; and Il will be observed, that Bonn.
pa'te docs not mention his friend ship amonrs,
ne consolatory topics, which he has seleosed
f9r his dear Parisisns
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LATEST PRoi, FRANcs


Yesterday afternoon arrived at this por! the
ias0 sailing private armed brig Scourge, .. w.
W, t,': esq, commandgr, in g days fr5n
CG4pt w left L'o,ient on nc an oekpYil.
an mas politely favored ID Z itcrs o. the aler-
can,iie Advertiser with the following verbal
int lisence.
AL the army have declared Tor Napoleon,
ana are Unanimous .or' lis cs,Be. All ii oiii-
els 'd Soidlers on iuaoaga are called iato
ihe Emperor has issued decree abolish,
'ns me AificaRslave Grade. iT.apDearsao be
mgcn inciined for peace with all na,ions and
SAYS lie has no desire TO extend the boundaries
OF france II is, however, the general opioion,
,h'I war with Eng an VII! soon taks placs.-
En#la'it IS fttirs oaL all her non Of war
IN cohseqn- nee Of the hostile disposition OF
lne cluzei.s ct BOgdeaux towards me Emperor,
a communications ,ue cut Oft lrom4lrat place 10
r'tlS anei eis wdeYe Gen GI4uzel Is march.
ms % hofdeauy with 40 srny of $500 men,
and no doubt The ihhaplauls Of that place viii
SOM submit
" Accounts were received at Eo-ient from
Farli on the ID tnril. stating that eren,rai
embargo was TO take place on al the hippiGg
IN The French ports''
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't does not appear that at the date OF these
Journals Napoleon himselfhad set off for Be,psi
uin but his preparations for such march.
and Its object are sufficiently indicated. The
troops advancing from the south and east, are
reviewed IN succession as they reach Paris and
instantly marched oil for the northern frontier
.o@ happy would il be for the loyal and peace
ably disposed part OF the inhabitants oS Belgium
had they nothing TO fear but from a foreign enc
my. Even sn 'l' prospect would be ian,entable
but compared with the evils which would he
DO "pon teen J ad men am ns then selves
t&yormS the invasion Of the French, it would be
iriviSi tor a sufficient fnrce IN ght be found Go
protect their frontiers and TO make the soil O;
France til theatre Tor tie contest. Gnt other
vase be'g'1h "Is Become the sest of war. and
| the aiders aud abettors O, the userper will have
| the m-rit OF oriaS'Rg dssoiation, ire and re-
pine into their own habitations
the french papers are indignant at the Prince
OF Orange Tor taxing the title of King of tn. Ne
therlands-" without waiting Tor the defniiive
decision OF The Congress A. Vienna. This
| is quite Ineligible Besides, what potentste.
except Napoleon has asy right toassume titles
and sovereignty In this article, however, one
| imPnctsnt truth ia stated without disguise the
Frenc mean to respect SO no other argument !;
but that or force, the a!tiaia ratio rcgnnl -
! Could any one doubt tins before? II any were so
| bhnd, let them now see what awaits them IL
! my iaAi ~ '"'s military species o. logic.
! Letters received from Paris TIN, rnornDp
bring report ,hat the TouIcn ileet had put 10
sea.
The embarkation for Belgium still continues
with great sctiyy in all parts OF the coast on .
posite tn France
Last night General iiill set ont for BELGIUM
He 10 the beaver of the commission to the Duke
OF Wellington, appointing nm Commander in
Chief of his M,jesty's forces on the Continent
of Europe
The following regiments Of infantry. now in
America, are expected home immediately, viz:
lst regiment of foot, st and 9TH baitaIions
Sd, LIST battalion; 5th, 1st hattalion; 9th. 1st
battalion; Sth, 1st and I'd battalions; 9th. list
battalion; 18Th, 10th, 9th, Sd battalion; 29th,
59th, ist battalion; dist, 49th, 57th, LIST bat
talicn; ssh, LIST battalion; 9th, s1st, 82d.
and 8sth, 1st blttaiions; goth, ID b.tt.Ion
goth, LIST battalion 93d, ID battalion ; 97tb,
98'h, iood', I'd garrison battalion, Eve compa
MES and l0th veteran battalion, two compa
MES.
Brussels, March %.
Thirty thousand Swedish troops are TO come
to Belgium.
The Duke of Wellington is expected every
moment i'll this city
The first regiment Of English guards now
here IS ordered 10 the fronlers
The arrival and landing of English troons a,
osteId was expected 60 begin yesterday.
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NEw-YoRE, May
FROM BORDEAIX

BY the arrival yesterday afternoon of the
Spanish ship Louisa, 80 days from Bordeaux.
We have received French papers to the 2sth OF
March. Although they contain Paris dates no
later than were received by the Sine Qua Non,
yet they contain much interesting matter which
has not been iaid bsfore the public. The fol.
lowing are translations.
TrarsInedJt for Ge NeVV 1oyk Eveaiag Post
PROCLAMATION.
Louis, b. the grace Of God, King Of France
and Navarro
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LOUIS.
NEw-YoRE, May g.
VERY LATE FRoM pnRTuG ~. n

fhhA In II fHON tOlt W. = L.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the FIST sails
ing brig Criterion, Forbes, in u days from Lis,
bon, which port hc left on tho OH Of APRIL
By this arrival, we learn verbally, that a re,o-
luton bad broken out in spain, and that king
Ferdinand had fed, his army having preyioBs-
ly refused TO obey his orders. We also fssrn
that Lord ElIenborougis house ia London, and
several others, have been destroyed by mob
The news Of the revolution in france had
reached Lisbon, and The following forces were
said to have taken the field against Bonaparie
and had taken up their Tue Of march. Russia
$4,000 field, $4,000 reserve, Prussia 10000
field, $4,000 reserve Spain 10000 field, 10000
reserve Portugal 90 900 field, $1,000 reserve
Austria 10000 field, 100, 900 reserve Low
Countries, under tho commend Of the Duke of
Of Wellington, 10000 field, including English
men, 10000 reserve The news Of tlie day At
Lisbon, on Saturday, 9Th April, was that there
had been refusal on. the part of the Spanish
sOldiery 20 march az the orders OF Ferdinand,
unless he would sign the CONSTITUTIONAL vas
tunult and dismay at Madrid The French
vessels which were in the port Of Lisbon, were
AFRAID to 80 to sea, anticipating an immediate.
var with England. Wheat, -four, and all pro
visions were improving in value. a letter has
been received at Lisbon, from M Gaviro, at
AResira, stating that the Algerincs had passed
the Streights into the Atlantic. The Criterion
was chased on the morning of the 18th Of April
oy ship Of war, lat. 81, so, n. long. II, w.
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supposed to 'e Turk Mr.. r. Hearth, cf
Lseds. fEngl apt. J. w. Baker of sale.a, p.s,
seng. rs
C4pt Fnrbe has politely favored the Mr.
csn''" w user with a London paper az &c
i-ith OF March, and Lisbon papers of the 9th of
Nprii rher contents are at present uninter.
es',ng, having been anticipated by late arrivals
from France Nero. Idv.
Paris paper of March oath says, "The
KING o. England IS dead; but it is not certain
that the natu al heir will quietly possess
crown The Duke of York has powerful
y, anc we are as sured that England Is d So.
into two distinct factions" ~.
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LATE FROM LISBON.

Just as the { ci,erion sapca. !. rs@ers
reached Lisbon tina. the troops. had refused
10 obey the orders If Ferdinand Of Spain,
ohess he would sign the cousti ution. This
produced considerable tumut 1T Madrid,
WHICH indaced Ferdinand Go leave the place.
some supposed Charles the 4lh woald Is
Called to the throne
We have received by the Cr-erion fils
~ Lisbon papers to The 7th of April, but they
are un'n;eresting, as they cot' an no,h;ng
but the accounts ofthe rc.asceu ,ioa OF Bona.
parte 30 the throne ot Fvahce, which We
nave already been Informed OF Snrough the
,tre9ch papers
The French vessels at Lisbon were afraid
to so TO SEA. expecting ao, Immediate war
."iia England
Z Flour. &C. TT Lisoon was advancing in,
price.
y Paris paper OF the. 18th March states
Shat enc kn5 has just received an official as
surance rom tue p}eGipotcn iares .seml
Died ~ VFsuna OF the friendly sentiments Of
theic rcs, Sctiyc Sovereign, who ufEer ali
tue i1'ceS OF their ststes 20 renel lie ata
emps VI 6naparte Aexander had offered
100000 men. 60 maintainthe treaty OF Paws.
Ahe EuipeToro of Austria on the IL "A, or.
uered att bis troops TO march towards
france and ita'y and MS mill ia 70 take 40
arms Lhe Bavar;2n and Wurte nburG
troops were to march tie I6,h.
Inc English and Prussian troops were upi,
ing, ana Wellington was named Generals.
s,mo oy M soyeretyns in Congress assent
Died. aud Was expec al in brussels.
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FNANKFoar rah s

FHANKFoRT, Feb. s..
LATE Amg Of S,oedeE-The following IS
the Declaration Which was tran iaittet nv
inc ci-desUGf Nn; of sweden, nov cali.
ing himself Duke of Holsen Eut;n, to S,r
Sidney Smith, 10 be laid b, fore The Congress
at vienna:
f" DECLARATION
Strong IN my rights, as well as in the
sacred duties imposed upon me, have ale
"ays been as prnni 10 maietain The iirst. as
scrupuiou, to discharge the second fIav.
ms been the vctin of the revolution of 1909,
when the Swedish IA OIL thought i: neae3-
sAry TO sacr. ice il, King to its political in,
terests, NY act of 5b,iication was he con.s.
q0ehce AS a p'i.oder, l wrote il, aud
'igned IT win my neme declaring the acr
% be free and voluntary one. gut, ccasi-
deflng the present state Of things. I reksr1
1t rs duty 10 rei;eraie that decarati.a
incapable OF pr Varicating on my own tights,
would never have bcen orced to sigr an
act Contrary to my principles aud nay Gaan.
ner Of thinking.
" also declare that never ablcated IN
the name Of my aon. as has been indgs.-i
ous!y rumored in pubic | had no rieht 10
do so and hence ! cou d not have dore yo
"Ithout dishonoring myself But 7 hone
M son Gu la9us, fshtn he arrives at 10 .ta-
ri.y, vii know hoS + act IL a nanaer w5r.
my 1l himse. Of Ms iataer, onI OF he
swedish nat on, which has excluded ai,n
from The throne Of Sweden.
p" Done and signed By me, this nioa,h Of
November, in tile year Of our Lord 1874.
GU5FAVGS tDOLPHg5.
Duke OF Uolstein E.tin.'