barrier still more insurmountable ? No oo ] Paris, knowing that Napoleon had hern re- Field-Marshal ; known in koow :\ cnoccusation.J This committee cannot report \ Brittany, Anjou, whether su'-h shameless pn: Vv X let all foreign domination be from there .is the title of L*n- and in La until ten after its expelled cognised preserving Normandy, Vender, throughout be followed by nr* conquests. The Kccca- I days appointment. the Italian soil. as peror, and Sovereign of the Island of El- the blood which be has shed—so of an a The act of impeachment cannot be pro- England,by ty aidunus struggle becomes new i. j Formerly masters of the world, hare ba, should have him these that he nounced until ten after the and you they designated by had prepared and rendered sure the point for ah Printer, ami nations, The 1 days reading that fatal an lying expiated glory by oppression of titles, and should not have wandered, either crime and in effect isolated assassins' distribution of the report. j ; many important consideration-, alone have made m. ■ ! twenty ages. To-day, your glory must be to in point or in form, from that re- have at Island 49. The impeachment being pronounced, respectable endeavored the ot Elba, to gain resolve to order the military measures tliatai. I have no longer any masters ! F.ac.h nation which the the house of | gard they impose. by murder ot Napoleon, the culpable ai.U necessary to act with the greatest representatives appoints five to retain themselves within the limits vigor, atui 9 ought They should have felt, that to shameful that was tuc n. commissioners out of its body, to prosecute according salary promised the application of which lias beta once mtea 1 which nature has and fixed to them. the laws of the weakest ei-* the before the house of assigned Napoleon, prince, 3d. The Duchies ot Parma and Placentia, crowned with the success'’ impeachment peers. 'File sea and dy happiest inaccessible mountains, are your ther the or the extent of his were in 50. The article 75 of Title Vi i I. of the by population given full property to Man a Louisa Brussels, April 24. frontiers ! Never dread to them, as his constitutional act of the 22d go beyond territory, enjoys, regards political and for herself, her son and his descendants ; and At the of the Duke of Frin.aire, year but the who comes request Wellington, I repulse stranger over civil character, those to ev- after refusal to b, declaring that the of the rights belonging long put her in possession, the English government has given fresn ,,rl agents govern- them, and him to re-enter his own. with ment cannot compel ery sovereign prince, equally the most consummated the an al»s*i- tiers ior a numerous > be prosecuted but by virtue of a they injustice by seudiug corps of 80,000 Italians of Naples, run to your Succor, powertulmonaroh ; and acknow- lute j cavalry decision of the counsel of state, shall be mo- Napoleon, spoliation, under the illusory pretext of to this country. The Hanoverians tnarciuni- under thecommar.il of their king ; they have ledged under the title of and in the an dified by a law. Emperor, exchange without value, disproportionate, by way of Antwerp, will be m their canton- sworn not to rest untill Italy is free ; and al- quality of a Prince, all the without TITLE V.-OK THE JUDICIAL POWERS. j Sovereign by pow- sovereignty, and without consent; St ments lietween Ath and Tourniy, bv the 3uth ready they have proved on several occasions, ers, was not more than of them the documents j 51. The emperor appoints ail the — any intpeach- existing with exterior relati- inst. The troops at Brunswick judges j that they knew well how their able, beiove the of are’inarc.hin^ arc irremovable and fer from they keep (justiciable J Congress ons, which tve have that towards Mens. Several of the They life, the oath 1 Vienna. represented, prove corps troops of time of it was, the the the are their appointment ; except the juchj- ! by solicitations, by iutreaiies empire now marching along the Italians in all countries ! Second their mag- The of these im- and ts of the peace and ttie of commerce, forgetfulwrs-x principles, intrigues of the Prince of llenevento, tout Meuse. The Prussian general Von judges nanimous efforts! Let those who have car- to Zeitber, who possible suppose in who Maria Louisa and h a shall hold as formerly, ’i he present plenipotentiaries, her son. ;ve been robbed. commands Prussian corps cn the left bunt ried arms, take, them up again ; let the unac- weigh the rights of nations with 4th. judges, appointv d by the emperor reflection, They should have given to the. Prince of the: Meuse, and has his H. Q. at according customed youth be trained up to use them ; let wisdom and has Jeruuppe. to the tertus of tf e Seuatus Cousulttnn of the maturity, nothing astouishing Eugene, the adopted son ot who has Gen. Borstel's are at Bine he. From citizen to his his about Napoleon, the 12th every friendly country, raise it, when it is manifested certain honored which to Oct. 1807, and whom he shad deem pro- by France, gave hiii* birth, and Meuse Mons our j srtieu are covered bv generous voire for liberty ; let the whole f reach ministers, whose conscience per to retain, shall receive for life reproach- conquered the affection of Italy, who adopted Prussian troops. There t/iU be communi- provision of the nation be in es them ot more than one betore the 1st of next strength finally displayed treason—among him, a suitable establishment out of France— cation with all the that January. all its armies, they may act various energy. It is to be known whom fear has and w hose 52. The institution of juries is maintained. produced passion, and he obtained nothing. in union with each other. Priuce Bernard rj whether Italy shall be free, or if it will re- remorses shake their reason. 5th. 53. The discussions in criminal cases are The Einjieror had, (article 9th in the Saxe Weimar commands a of Sax'-as main for to come, bent under the 1 hose men regt. ages yoke m.ty have risked the fabricati- in favor of the brave men of at Namur. public. of treaty) stipulated 4 slavery ! let the be decisive, and on—the of a as 54. crimes alone arc struggle publication piece, such the the army the of their allotted Military judged by we shall have the preservation Apr.l "5. laid foundation for a long pretended declaratiou of the 13th in on citt reason. March, gifts the Mount he had re- his our military tribunals, {xont J time to of the of Napoleon; Yesterday morning majesty sovc* 55. come, happiness our the hope to arrest the progress of taerved in the Domain? All other crimes, even committed bv Napoleon, Extraordinaire, & in r^ign, with the Duke of Wellington and seve beautiful country, of that which although and to abuse the French he military men, are to be in the civil people, regarding funds remaining from the civil list, the ral officers of rank, went to view the Nether- cognizable tom and is full of ardor and the real sentiments ol tribunals. bloody, yet foreign powers. means to rccompence his servants, to the land at Nieueiles. Our to recover pay troops army, which strength, her independence. But it is not allowed to them to as it soldiers who 56. All the crimes and offences were judge attached themselves to his* des- is very str mutt receive which The men of ail already ng, a enlightened countries, the deserves—the merit of a nation, which tiny ; all has been referred to the they taken, kept Lark by the reinforcement of 25,QUO men within a week. (attribves J high imperial nations that are of a liberal have worthy govern- disowned, and delivered to ministers of the so court, and whose is not reserved betrayed up Bourbons. An agent of the It is posted, that in 24 hours a judgment by ment, the who themselves the of the very large the princes distinguish army stranger. of force cm present act to the house of peers, shall be military France, Monsieur Bresson, went be collected. The positions me in by the greatness of their sa.1I This brave and nation revolts a- tried before the good qualities, generous ugrlestily to \ ienna to reclaim for the ruths as follows from to ordinary tribunals. in general Clmrleroy Nieu- rejoice your enterprise and applaud your gainst all that beat s the character of coward- most 57. The emperor ha* the of sacred of properties, the price of their port. Tne extreme positions are right pardon, Can to her ice and : its guarded by even in a triumphs. England refuse you opprcssiou affections exalt it courage and their blood. an chain of correctional matter, and of ? That uninterrupted strong corps of ca. granting suffrage nation which shows to all when it is threatened nr attacked a 6th. amnesties. by signal Fhe preservation of the goo's, mova- valty and infantry, which are cantoned alon? others the model oj a national and constitu- ir>justic«—and the assassination to which the ble and 58. i he interpretations of the laws immovable, of the family of the em- the positions, and connected with each otiiei\ requir- tional government—that f ree nation, whose first phrases of the declaration of the 13th of is ed tiie court of peror stipulated the same The towns which lie behind me in a by appeals, (cassation J shall to by (article fith) good finest glory is spend her treasures and March shall not find an arm to ac- audit be in the form of a law. provoke, has been robbed boih of one and the state of and have given the defence, numerous garri- blood, for independence and freedom ofall comphsh it, neither the five other. it TITLE VK—MIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE. among twenty (lie /mown) by the armed hands sons. Between these pi oes, which form the nutions ? millions of of whom the in 59. Frenchmen are in the of Frenchmen, majority Franee, of commissioned Ita- second line, several divisions are cantoned equal sight the Italians! since the that have have brigands—in in whether for longtime you followed, guarded and protected Napo- ly by the violence f chiefs—and in and the law, contribution to the public called 8c military echelons, army of reserve forms the X surrounded us with your good wishes, leon, from the Mediterranean to his both countries taxes and charges, or for admission to civil 2c capital— by sequestrations and seizures third line. you were surprised at our ; but the neither the inactivity among eighteen millions of Itali- solemnly ordered. Gan. Allen, in chief the military employ. moment general of ilanove- propitious had not arrived. I had not ans—the six millions of or || 60. No one under Belgians, the bor- 7th. The to have rians, has still his H. at can, any pretext, be de- received the Emperor Napoleon ought Q. Dense. Gen. Hid I yet proof of perfidy of your ene- derers of the Rhine, or the numerous received two prived of the judges ass to him people millions, 5c his family 2,500,000 has h s at Graimnonl. At Mens gned bylaw. mies. It was that should be of in this solemn they expect I 61. No one can be necessary you Germany, who, conjuncture, francs per year, to the assessment the Id. Q. of a Prussian prosecuted, arrested, convinced a recent according division. Phe grand S by experience how much have never his name bi.t with a detained or exiled in cases | pronounced (repartition )established (art. 6th of the trea- H. Q. are still at Brussels, but are except provided the of masters is expected 1 | lilierality your present vain remembrance—nor in the bosom and tile Pfench to be by the. law, and according to the respectful ty) government had constant- removed. The emperor of Russia bat I prescribed and false ; how far their promises are il- of the nation of whose ho- forms. indignat England, ly refused to fulfil this engagement ; and Na- appointed IPs aid de count 1 and deceitful. Fatal and norable camp, Poa/.o de lusory deplorable sentiments would disavow* the lan- would have seen 62. of is to poleon himself soon redu- Borgo, to ba his commissioner with the Liberty worship guaranteed 1 take as brave army all. experience! witnesses, you, guage which they have dared to attach to ced to the of his faithful of L ,rd and Italians of extremity dismissing Wellington. unhappy Milan, Bologna, Tu- Sovereigns. tor want of to All 63. All property possessed or acquired by guard, means assure its pay, if the French fortresses of the first line J rin, Venice, Brescia, MoJena, Reggio, 8c of so [ The lav is, ales / but too he had not virtue of the and all the debts trudge however, found, in the recollections from rnornville to Dunkirk are in a laws, ('crean- other celebrated cities ! How grateful put state many many a- true—as Lord has avovjc l in of bankers, and | tts) of the state, are inviolable. Cmtlcreagh merchants of Genoa5c uiTv.il given no mongst your valiant warriors and virtuous the House Commons—to Italy, V ? provision 64. citizen has the of of the disgrace of the honorable resource of a loan of Lisle for 3 months for a Every right printing patriots ate torn'from their fraternal soil! how i2,0Cu,0li0, garrison of 18,000 humanity ] which was offered men. It nml publishing his them’ him; will take at least one month to ac- thoughts, by signing in the ! are * *iw many groan dungeons how many pvvui arc bth. Iii it was not without mntiv? that ivuboui previous censure, crmgnienea— fine, complish this object. The French any except legal ctitns of unheard of extortions and humili- the govern- after the they judge rigtua of they wished, to draw from ment distrust the of the responsibility publication, by the trial ations ! nations—tueyjudgc by every means, spirit people ot Lisle, the rights of of allied the which has by jury, tv< n when there would be cause Napoleon—tiie rights Napoleon companions of his glory—mo- caused our communication with only lta is! \ou must an end to so for put many princes, and those of the bourbons. dels of devotion and of Lisle to be the application of a correctional ! constancy—the incor- very difficult. punish- suffering Rise, then, and march in the know that the convention of Fontain- ment. They ruptible guarantees of his safety and of his 20. most intimate muon. At the same time that bleau a Frankfort, April treaty between en life. The Isle of Elba to The 65. The right of petition s assured to the is^ sovereigns—the insured him, in full treaty between Austria fic Bavaria was your courage will ensure year of the Citizens. is an independence try Napoleon upon French territory, property' (art. 3d of the and the reso- I on the 11th. In &. Every petition individual one. a treaty) signed bicily the seven Inl- abroad, let government of let could as a These your choice, only, complete infraction to a di- lution to him of it desired the ands are petitions may be addressed either to the a true plunder by preparations making with great ac- national representation, let a constitu- act, as a hostile nr tc the two plomatic complete invasion, Bourbons, solicited their had been tivity to act government houses: neverthe- tion ot and of by agents, against Naples. worthy you the age, guarantee produce an ordinary war, of which, the resuit considered hi the less even these last ones. ought to bear interior of Congress. Ghent, April 20. your freedom, and protect your pro- could be, as relates to Ids either And if Gen. the title to his the only person, Providence had not protected him Bnurnonvi'.le, who has the roy- Majesty Emperor. They perties. 1 make an to all brave to be joined shall be to the appeal men, conqueror or vanquished ; free or pris- m its justice, Europe would have seen both al standard, has arrived here. presented houses under the to coroe and with me just light ; I make an ap- oner of war ; as inis his to the and guarantee of a member w ho recommends the reg possessions, person liberty of Napoleon attempted 6. peal to all tiie tnen who have re- them Vienna, April The enlightened keep or to lose them; to increase —ei-cn note delivered over to the of We learn that the petition. parts read publicly ; and if flected the mercy princes upon wants of the country, in or- them or diminish them—and that his far ami Schwartzenberg, t!.e house undertakes the consideration of every enemies, from his family, and separa- I Blucher, ar.d the duke of will der that in the silence ct idea, ted Wellington, are pass.mis, they pre- every threat, every attack, against the frem Ins servants, and either at St. Eucie i each command a them, they carried to the Emperor by the the Constitution separate anny. They will ? pare aud Laws, which life ot a in war is a or St. President. prince, against another, Helena, which had him receive the plans oi from the head- ^ henceforth are to rule and they assigned operation 6C. No happy independent thing unheard of in the of nations, fic fora of the 1 place, no part of the territon/ can history prison. quarters monarchs Lord Wellington Netherlands Bls« seige, except JOACHIM NAPOLEON. the according ; an Hy violence, by the audacity, the the tc the cruel chcr between the of invasion by a foreign force, or of civil by imprudent wishes, intreaties Rhine and Moselle, and By the King, of which character- the house of | Sch troubles. In the first case, the is forgetfulness principles, yf Bourbon, have condescended wartzenberg on the Frontiers of i declaration Millet de ize the Switzer- mide Villknkive, declaration of the 3 3th of March, we to the violation of u solemn on land. by an act of government. In the se- contract, the Chief of the Staff. the of the same cond it can he recognize writings Prince, faith of which Napoleon had freed the French case, done law. ~ 10. only by liow- t-, TT April | the organs of the same who bv an nation from its oath—when Fhe IT. of ver, if a case occur, when the houses are not councils, he, himself, and Q. Prince evoke j June 12. ordinance of the 9th all Schwartzepberg Nkw-York, of March, would also the members of his have seen them- up on the and will at • in session, the act of the government declar- family 8th, be Uatishon on the Our readers will find much interest in out of the of law selves the 3tr.tr of must pe- place Napoleon pale (hors menaced, attacked, both in. their 2.5th. The is to ing siege, be converted iuto ao prince expected le.ive this 4 rusing important French la would also call them on a for a law, within the first paper, expres- loi)—who upon the persons, their properties, their affections in city the 20th. proposition fifteen sive of the motives which recalled of d.'.vsof the of Napoleon poignurd assassins—who would promise, all the right in their favor as P; ince Charles set out on the meeting the houses. to and stipulated 12th fur Paris, which acquits him of the also, a to whoever should his in Mentz. 67. The French moreo- charge stilary bring princes—even those, assured them the Tile Archduke John will people declares, ot the of until head. by shortly that in infringing treaty Fontainbleaif, laws for private citizcos, what go to when he will visit the ver, the^Jeligation which it has made the house of ought Napole- Italy, fortres- Bcurbwn and the allies had what has on to * ses. and which it makes of its it And, nevertheless, Napoleon do powers, has not broken or it in almost and disregarded every ar- done? He has honored, by his the he to have endured so often Countess Mitrowski intended, does not intend to give the ticle. security, Orght many has taken the place of men of which the c.es—to consent of the every nation, infamous mis- to the violation of madame in attendance on tue right proposing re-establishment of the We translate this complete Montesquieu from the Journal de Pa- sion on which wished to be sent, insulted made with of Bourbons, or of any Prince of that they engagements him, and resigning young prince Parma. family, up- ris, of the 14th of April. We had not this —he has shewn hinselfa on the even in case an moderate, generous himself personally to the face which had Pah 29. throne, of extinction of in our they is, April paper possession before Friday last, or protector towards thnsa—those same who had for him to the imperial dynasty ; nor the of esta- prepared ; abandon again his wife, The Prefect of the Moselle has right should have availed oui selves of the devoted his head to his addressed either the ancient opportu- death. son, his his faithful to to IIIS blishing nobility or the feu- of it family, servants, Kxcellency the Minister of nity earlier before «.ur readers. When he to mar- their General dal or seignorial rights, or the or laying spoke gen. Excelmans, frightful destiny. Police, the tithes, any The wuo have had towards the fallowing telegraphic dispatch, da- or dominant opposition papers, might ching column which followed the Such a resolution seems human ted privileged worship, nor the pow- no beyond Mentz, the 27th 1815. it, would, doubt, disdain its publication, be- path of L -uis Stanislaus Xavier, to April, er of raising any question against the irrevoca- gen. strength—and, yet, Napoleon would have ta- 1 ne Kmg ot Prussia has ordered cause it elucidates facts which throw the odi- the count de v/ho should byprocla' of the saie of the national Erlon, meet him at ken it, if the peace, the of France mation the bility domains. It um on happiness inhabitants of the bank of those aristocr.itical potentates, to Lisle, to Claused who went to had been the right interdicts to the to gen. Bordeaux, price of this new sacrifice : he the Mosell formally government, the which are so devoted. (ceded by to take the l they where was the Duchess of to would have treaty) houses 8c to the cit zens even a in Angoulerru, again devoted himself for the oath of him. A proposition We regret our columns will not allow us to who fidelity proclamation of 5 this gen. (irouchy, marched to arrest the French from whom, as he wishes to to^ respect. it entire before -^people, ..tamuiisucu at f lay our readers, but shall civil disturbances excited the Duke D’- declare it to all he 7— NAPOLEON. by Europe, makes it his v^reazhach lias 1 (Signed) promptly {give its conclusion. It is glo- forbidden them to obey that By the The Minister of State. signed by Angonlerrie—in fine, throughout, orders have ry to hold every thing—for whom he will of the of Prussia. Emperor. the two ministers Defermon and been king Regnault given by the Emperor, that one bear every to he (Signed) The Dukeof BASSANO. de Saint Jean every thing-—ami whom, alone, 30. and the two should be and secure will answer a April I hen follows a Decree the d’Angely, presi- respected placed from for his actions and devote his life! A who has regulating pro- pents, and and certified all from all traveller, resided in many cities of for Boulay Auhreossy, by attack, danger, Sc eve ry violence, To be concluded in our of Gi portion Representatives each depart- the Duke of ( next.) rmany, and who left Vienna the 20th Rossano.—Adr. Adv. their inarch the French ter- ment, who are in all to be 605. during through of this month, the and until should gives following informa- f Anotncr Decree 23 ritory, they quit it. From late and French tion : appoints Deputies to be EXTRACT FROM T K English papers. II REGISTERS OF THE Nations and will on which r.nmlintecl for all the arrondisements, from posterity judge, 29. News from Warsaw of SECRETARY OI STATIC. side hasbetn. in this en at rnniiin'-tim- London, April [Capital Poland] had been among merchants, ship-owners, bankers, 8c Wc have received at Vienna to the 13th in- COUNCIL OF N11MSTKRS. respect for the of the and of sov- received Prank fort papers to the manufacturers. shall he chosen the right people stant, at that time no Russian They by for the rules 23d, Paris to the and Dutch and troops had yet electoral out of lists (THE MINISTERS OF ereigns, of war, the 26th, Brus- moved colleges, presented by ev- STATE.) principles forward. 1 he Poles manifested mu .h Session 'Id of civilization, and the maxims of sels to the 2Ah instant. ’l'he last arrived at ery department. of Sunday, Jfirii, 181 j. civil and di content, and the laws. a late hour last and contain troop* who had received Then foltovi'3 a REPORT OF THE COMMISSION OF religious Theij itrill pronounce be tween night, official in- orders Decree for to be in shew a opening regis- .A a on ancl i/ir from to the 10th. readiness, great re- in which the votes PRESIDENTS OF T HE COUNCIL pole House Hour bon ! / / telligence Italy up It re- ters, on the Constitution of luctance for a distant and war. OF STATE. If, aft r examined the peats that the Neapolitans were unjust are to be inscribed. are to be ten having pretended repulsed 1 he Rusvau They open declaration iu an attack and forces, whose departure was The Act of the In consequence ot tue return which has of the Congress, under its first as- uponFerrira, again on the days. Constitution is also to announced for the end of were estima- been made it, the pect, we discuss it in its relation with the di- 8tl., at Ochi Bello. I he Paris April, be sent to the army and The commission, composed ot papers carry ted at 8U.OOO men. navy. Assembly the the from much of tht field of Presidents of section* of the Council of plomatic conventions, with the of Fon- intelligence Italy farther. It No May, for examining the votes, treaty Austrian w ere met on has i-iinbl of the comes down to the 15th. Murat was corps the roads. tcc. is for the State, examined the declaration of the an, 11th of April, ratified by the at that On appointed ?5th May. the 22d they had not left their canton- 13th of the of French we shall find that date advancing the March, report the Minister of government, its westwardly alor.g right ments, w.th the the (ieneral violation is to bank, of the Po, 4)n the 14th he arrived at exception, however, of FROM FRENCH Police, and the documents at- imputable only those same per- tne PAPERS, troops that were towards tached to it. sons who would cast th« Plaisance, which place he was to proceeding Ita- Aof the latest, hut moat and such reproach upon Na- expected interesting, enter Part *y- as have 1 he decla ration is in so unusual a poleon. immediately. of his force nqt a/t/icarcd elsewhere, form; pro- 1 he Bavarians were on their march. 13 couched in such The of Fontainbleau has been viola- ceeding along the Appemoes, it said, threat- Their strange language, express- treaty army was estimated at es ideas so ted the allied ened Alexandria and Genoa. 20,000 ellective men. C0LUMR1 AN 1 R antisocial, that the Commission by powers, and by the house of he \\ aNSLATIONS. i and Hadenese wtre also was led to it as both in that A Paris the Gazette de an- urtembergers regard one of those fallacious Bourlmn, which relates to the paper, France, The nounces matching. troops of these three which emperor and his the speedy of rte powers 17. productions, by contemptible men en- Napoleon family, and in that departure Bonap were rather Paris, April from to visit disinclined towards die coalition, that deavour to lead the which relates to the interests and of the Paris, the Frontier places of the They say the prince of Canine* astray mind, and to rights l’lie officers said that the abasement (I.ucicn the French nation. North, and that his are loudly B is nominated of change public opinion. travelling carriages of h ranee would be waparte,) minister the inte- ordered to be tlie absolute uin of the in- that the count But the verities!iou of testimonies 1st. got ready. rior, Carnet is transferred to (jiroers The Empress Maria Louisa and her d.peudence of their directed at An article, dated in country. tie department of war ; and that of verbauxj Metz, and the interro- son, ought to hrve obtained and Copenhagen, April 11, Flic Prussian Merlin, passports, the Cournot of the 2Gth troops had also marched._ is named gatories of couriers. Haves no room to «n escort to Hague states, that Don*/, minister of justice. doubt have conveyed her to the F.m- The opinion* at B* rim were much 1 but that the his Danish has ordered Lt. Col. Aa- very divi- sending of this declaration was j>ernr ; but far from this Majesty ded. It was executing promise, bert to though unjust »• d to PROCLAMATION done by the members of the French organize an auxiliary force of 16,000 impolitic OF THE KING OF legation they separat' d violently the wife from her attack trance. 1 ne of had at V.enna, and it men. King Sixony po- NAPLES. ought, consequently, to be husband, the son from the father, and sitively refused to the division of considered as that, I he King of Prussia hns issued a ratify his adopted ar.d signed them. under those second States. 1 he Rimini, March 31. by afflicting circumstances, where in the greatest It is under this first * view the proclamation same determined Sc noble animosity preail- Italians! The moment point« that the strongest min«l had need to seek consola- ed between the has arrived in which as his first. It is as Prussians and the Sax- Commission has believed it its tion and style follows: great destinies, to be duty, moreo- support, in the bosom of hia & ons. might acCoinp r.hed_ to family Frederick 3cc.—We ver, examine this which has no domestic William, think pro- Providence calls on production, affections. The concern for the French finally you to b come an model in the annals per tinder the present circumstances, to order young prince, of, diplomacy, and in 2d. ”1 he was independent people. One single cry re-tcluirs which safety of Nipoleon, his as follow : .(Napoleon’s son) always increasing ; they Frenchmen, men Clothed with a imperial were from the to the Straitsof Stadia —-the pub- family, and their suite, was " obliged to show him several times a Alps in- lic character, tin* most guaranteed, (ar- Treason and perjury had broken the last day e of respectable,commence ticle 14th of the solicitude. depenreign your Emperor by orders, the strange perfidy, the necessity of an immediate very early fertile and to Napoleon. emn and character he pi .s, appropriate to them- Y\ process against th' situr de contest. standing ; had been betimes sity, with tht minister of that Montbrieul, selves your riches, in order to ir Police, will soon prove, to attrek both the " made acquainted with the of the Em- n-pimt this declaration is the work Emperor Penetrated with gratitude for what landing them in counter of the French Ac his my a 9 in whirh j, ,v ‘. nol brothers and their wives, on the failur' (lid in the peror. lie for long time the secret of thoy ot arie* ; people, hst for me, f„r its kept their riur>- i plenipot* because, that those of Aus- ot struggle and when his By wh it do th. success which from the r «t, gr .nil-father, rcr right y drag tria, <-t of i they hoped fim independence, fi the couseof all I (the Kmp r.mts Russia, Prusai and ot are Europe, ol away/your to force them into to England, branch f.i ; a nv-b was raised at bad to Austria,) told him this news, ho d.. nor service, unable sign an act. which the conspiracy propoicd cxirt all my efforts to pre- and die far from the urnmig.,# Ohoon, on tlie route of the seem to kn*w it. lie shews languish tombs of their and to Emperor, to en serve it ns I is from u new great impuienu' people, whom th would be aig possible war, to fath-rs !* Is it that nature y belong, duavor to >,ij hfe the return to France, and his left y.>u in eager to disavow. attempt by hands of even though should hav- had to make the says every day vain the bulw soith. hImU ive trt out .rk.s f -.he wild the brigands: tl y rent into Corsica a* sau ic* swn ? Alps, o.vin- And, ino"euver, th» 'i greatest s to attain this end. vrbie I'bnipobnl.iuiies.CO- tint a at. " ibCoiopalb.lity of your a ernor, rut-th o‘ the stem' Tins ct ir»s to It was believed if character, operator* for liit. v.uu jiait uf .he 1 of | Of.orgc’*, ot.j- Ceased direct my con- generally that the \,j icaty Hruiart, raised to the rank of dir t it made j expressly since has become again a question to war, they would not be read) to con.