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: H -V i?vrt jOSAPARTEDETHRONED! tve Ul uette Extraordinary; fpiuhtsofwhiAihelollowiog !ies, hwe befen received from r mJLifUuGcDrralthr bon br r!cl5:rrt, addrscd to Vis- tfcntW-,CT , Ptt!it yVlirck3U Mr Lord The cmptrrnr A'cxan uhtrc km,- of Prussia, march j b'o Par ihi rooming, where l.r cere rccrivt-d by allsrjnfci of rruht'' -n Willi the warmest ac uion. r.t ' ..... irio' -ows Ol inc arsv muses ft Lrd iV Well dressed rersoos L-.d tth m 'DV of a Jurior class, werein th.e retts pre-Mf forward jj h,nr. The general trv it as Vive r.tnptre'Jf A'cxodre," j Vive nc tftbenieur" " Vive jle roi de Very mnv person appeared with ihit ccsklcs, and there was a ci erxUe rrv of 44 Vive Loui XViU.w ' ''Vive les, bourbons,,, -hkh craduUy increased. Ihz'u irrpejisl -ind royal m?jes!ies j ff-cceded to the Champs El sees, J whtr x great part of the nar my pass- edb rtvirw bclore tneru, ana as u riu to the most exact order. His bpenil majesty is lodged in the toe cfM. Talleyranc prince of h is impossible to 'describe the icrKsdtkis day in the compass of t cct'.h i. Uv mot ai n k i n g w ere, tb?caiiocjl guard in their uniform & rr.ed, c'clinn the avr nues f(r the tr psof the allies passing through, "m a!l the pomp of military par-.de, tt day alter a severe action ; the prcple cf Puiis, uhosc political sen-! Cr.cr.iifuvc et all times bet-n tnnoi ird-b the strongest ""indications, ib.jyag acd a deliverance. A rope J pUft! round the neck of thett;-tute cf Ntplccn. on the Coionne de la Oqtd Armee, and the people amus ed tub pu ling it and crvicg, 44 a bas i Mjth was said ia the crowd, of ccir w:sh for the restoration of ami- ! cable rtljtiops with Gre-it Diiiiiq. Tht cctiatioo ol Lyons and Bor uxwas known to jHl the people, t:o the circumstance of the decla res it the latter p'ace; in favor of Wu XVIII. and the cTispby of die :c cockade ; butno the indepco ciofHoUand. ' The events which have led to the upiuon ol Fan., wil be under. -cl fm &c Icibwiog recapitu- J i ?r e batt?c;pf Rrirnne. cn th u'ci I etruaryhe enemy hs hewi Su le to lrdi o tion to fiuh: a ?enerI bat- ilea "ecstth2 unite. forc'of the hI j tot ha, u ed the inmost activity ! b?!:k.MUctachmrftt.- Utter end o! FArum', fi-Jd If 11K:chr croscti the Marne, tl i" "Pa EP. r y,nSci,sons, - iioo, t. rr eVt and Uwke wi:h 3 Ji mnvi;, j from ifie nonbern rVi far'd lhosc tvhl h hd been re ied from the blockade oflortress-JJ'tneRhiiK-. Thfe gallant and eenboisonj,LaonJund Uhci.r.s, rJt ,!ndclai, in the. reports by l tl Loire and other facers. rj wjv 1UC! ail . Se cr.rrah n rn tUm i "ie marshal printed hwartz- , - r . rV... Iccj-ned with h-,r, a me ar a . mtiii 1 'DRihe vrr.i..MM fi t which had occupied the cou ecatht Seine tad tne Yoflne, VOL ; . i .jA.i. . , with posts at Auxcrre, FontaiDblraui Melun and Marmont and which had patrokd into the suburbs of. Or leans (near which city gen, Sesiarin took some hundred prisoners; hav ing fallen back to' the Xube, vrriece" the aflir of Uar-urAubetook place on the 13ih After this affair the prince ' field marshal re-occuped Troyes; Aux erre. Sens, and Ponvsur-Seine. Napo'eon having dec lined a gerte ral action, which field . mar fchahBlu. rher repeatedly offered netr Laon, reuined to the left bank of, the Mame, and 'indicated an intention of resuming .oiTrosive operations a gainst the grand army. v;. The conference at ChatilL n- werr terminated on the 19th instant, an-! on that d3y the French army moved upon Arcis, behind which the rorp commanded by field marshal count Wrrde was posted. The allies, under the prince I Schwartzenburg, viz. the 3d, 4th and ! 7th f orps, under the prince roya! ol Wrumberg, and the 4th, under field marshal Wredr, with the thole re serve, were concentrated on the Auhe, near Pongy and Arois, and a general attack was made by the allies on the 20th, in which the en. my wa defeated at all points tvuh great loss and Arcts'were re-taken. At this juncture, Napoleon formed the desperate and extraordinary plan of passing between the armies of the allies, end of striking at thrir conrr municsttons with the Khine,'interm ing at the same time to liberate the gartison of Mentz. Fnr this pur pose, he moved bythalons on4Vitry and St. Dir.irr, his head oiiafters being onthe 22d at Obcomte,1 be. tween the two fatter p'accs. 4 Vitry was held by' a malJ P:U3si.n garri son which relused to surrender. The extent and nature of this pro- jject.ws lully ascertained on the 23i'. A movtmtot vtas immediately re solved uponHVitry, to secure that place, and to endeavor to cut of! the icorpi of marshal Macdonald, said to upon Chalons, 'and to units both ar- mie. Their maiestiel'the emperor cf! Russia & kir;g of Pussia lefc.Troyes on the 20th, n h..d their quarters at1 Pongv. The emperor of Austria moved his quarters on th 19th, to Bar-Hur-Seine, with all the cabinet ministers, and came the 21st to Dar sur.Aubeo , Oa the evening of the 3d, the ar my broke up frm Pongy, and hav ing marched by Ramerne and Domp tere, assembled at day break near Sommepuis ; but the corps of. mar shal Macdunald hadciosatdy the Marne the preceding, day, before it could.be intercepted.; .. y . (j)ptrur 24th, the' junction with ge neral i Wpzihgcrode was effected t Y t ry and , C hal on s, a n c t h e;S iles ia n arrnv. cime.wiihin reach of co-opcrat-ingwiih.jhe. grand army. Oa the ;25th,: general Winzine rodei.wUb"his own, and several o ther corps of civjury, beirg left , to observe the enemy, jhe united allied force begin its aiqyement, by rapid and continued marches upon Paris. , The cops ofmarthals Mortierand j Murmont were found at Vitry acd iSomniesons; and were tlriven- back j with toss, and . pursued in jbe dtrcctt jdh rf Pris. On the 26th, thV-e'm !peror; the king, and field marshalthe pnnce,S-.hyarizcnburgrwcre at Fere Treif-ux. t Field marshal Bluchtr was at Etoges on the 25th, and con unueu to marcn oa iicauxpy;icnt mirall. In the course of that week notle-s than 100. rCann'm acid 1)000 ate am-ae camp to oen.s iuoreau.was unrortunately killed. while, .cxhortioff the Frpo'ch to surrender, and colonel Nil Campbell.'1 who is' on this ser i. . . . v .. . i ' vice,' ana who has been with ue ad- . ht- on the Irft b:nk cif the Mitnp. he eamcus in mcir cry lor peace, ar.u . , , -r. : ' . .iugc of dynaMv. ejoVii the j ,w.ee0 f hsn' a"d V,tr, n ?P'-nu rt.c!ecf .he entfv into ihc capi- "J?1"?'1 the troop, wl gn. i-nsopers were., laiervitnv eeyerai generaJT ffitea.' lAVthe affair ceaf Fcret Champenoise,x col. Rappaic v?nced Russian eorps in U the af fairs since his f return! from the siecre lof'BinTzici was severeTy bunded; having. been runhrourr the ooay oy a Russian lanceri' who mjtook him for an enemy during ope of.e' cliar- J e : I am harmV to sav there was e- j very reasorrto'expecthts recover'. On the 2hli ibe imriiirjaod rpyalf head quarters were.atuouioniersana thc Sihsian army reaichedMeau?f. On the 28th, head-quarters at . fciuincer. . ondges werepreparea at f IVIeVux and TViport. j The Silesiap I army advanced to Clave, in front qI which town ;:a severe action toK place,' in which ihe enemy. was re pul?ed.;' j" ; j: y On the 29th, theemjviror and the ; king with fleld marshal Schwanzec- berg, crossed the Marne,-at MeauxJ end the enemyj being-still in -possession of the woods near Ville Paris and B- ndi, he was attacked and dri ven beyond Boodi towards Pantiiij the head-quarters were established at the forpier of (hose places. Field marshal Blucher the same day: marched in two columns to the right ; pointing i rupon Mbptmartcr thr' th' Moty, Draucey aod Saint Dennir'. ' The enemy had improved the de fences which the ground afforded qn Moatmartre, and in.iront"jf ?-ir$ ry redoubts and batteries, and had consi deri ble force of regular troops jit Bl!e Ville. -f The vjgablenat, thevoods and houses, toether'witn some ground, so deep as td be near ly impassable f for horses, afforded :crisirierahle means of resistance-r A dispositiopf iof af general attack having been made on ,rhe 30th, the Oth ;corr3s tupportedby the grena cUers and reseryw sf&Jd aan early hour to pTeventthe enerhyTrom hohltng Pantin. 7'he remainder ot the troops, junder the prince roy al of Vurtemberg, was to turn the enemv, on his right, aod to push on to occupy nq successron, an tne reightsv on ther left cf the road to Bt eville inclusive 'The day consi derably advanced before the troops re-chrd their (several positions, and the enemy made a,.determined resist ancej especially at the village of Pan tin ; he whole of his force was com. manded by the duke ofTferiso, the right wing by the duke of Ragtfsa. . A message jhad been sent on thc 2Plh to deprecate resistance, and to explain thst it must be iavain, as the whole army was present, hot the mes senger was not received ' In the evening oT the 30th, count Newel rude Wa3 admitted withio the barriers of Paris a andj at the same time one of the em pcforV aids'; was sent to marshaV .larjnon'tj who agreed that all fir iog shoutd cease in hf.lf an hour if the allied sovereigns would consent that no part of- the army should pass, the barrier of Pans that hjght. This Jwas consented to and tHe enemy with drew from Montmartrc ithin the town. The emperor returned to Bondi with the field marshal'; and at 4 in the morning the deputies of-the city arrived. Seventy cannon, three colors and five jhundred men were ta ken; the number of killed and woirock cd of the enemy was very considera ble ; but this victory was not gained without some loss on the part ofthe allies. I have, tha honor &c. i . CATtlCAUT. Titccx'it CattUreashi CAPITULATION OF PARIS, j. i ; . ; ; The four hears armistice which hacl been agreed upon for the purpose of treating of jhe conditions relative to the occupation of the city pf Paris, and to the retrtarof the French corps therein, having led Wan arrangement to - that eitect, 'tne unoersignea, aiter being duly; authorised by the respect ive : com inand eri 61 jtlie opposed for ces have adjusted'and signed the fdi lowm'itarticleijr "; i-TV Article iVThe corpte ' f( hjp toirtbaU dukes ind TrerUo sad Kaguaa tball etacuate 'tho-avtjr cfiVU pn the 31iJ of March at k7 o'clock intho morning r M f-w r ArticblL They shaU taW with tbera ail Ar&leiUi: Hestmtiei'thr reXeofli. I xnence . uniu . two . ixour axier ue erxcxiaT'- oritkesistof Mrth j w i --w ' i J Article IV:' All jhe arsenals nUitary es "tablismeBt work shps aijd pagaxines, ahall be left in the aajne tattHit they we previous to the present xapitoUtiqp beipg proposed. ' - : Article V the nitlonal or cty guard is entirely sepratedfrOrt the troops of the Une: It is either toXbe kept on toot or d$ armed, or diabanded, accordinjc IQ ie JiUe? Vior dipoait)oPSf Jthe a' He4 powers., . , , s Article VI: Thico pi of rnuhicipal en-da4rTnerie-shallj ih etery4fspect lxre the the fate of the natlopal , gurd. . . 1 f. i Article VIU Thelwounded and the strttfg glers remaming in Paris aiier sevh o'cldcr shall be prisoners; of war, , Article Via.vjhe ,city or Parii ja recoin; mended to the generosity ol the IughUi(M powart, . -i- l'U-:'- Done ii Paris, the SUt of March, at to o'clock in the morning; ; , v Colonel Orloff, aid-de-camp of bis rna 1 iestr 4.be effiDecon of all the HUSis. Colonel count. Par, wd-jiearnp' general of mart hal princej SchwarUenberg; ' Colonel BvAuy Fa Mjc' attached to the f etat major of ,hjs excellency the mai - snai ause ot wagusiu; , Colonel DftNtJ that id-deicadlp or nis excellency tie marshal duke o! Ragua. DECL A RATION; ? -. The armies of the allied pcrwers have'occupied tie French capitalJ The allied sovereign nitei therwjshl es of the French naionj ' They declare that'if the conditions of peace required stronger ghajtytees When the objtrct in View was the re' straining ol BonaparteV amblddc, they ought to be more favorable as soon as by returning to; a wise gcrvern- ment, France herself j'shall offer thed assurance 6f tranqutltitv " Thealjied sovereigns proclaim, therefore That they will trea"t na more With Napoleon Bonaparte, or withnf his family ; . '.'. ' 'V-, ; "$$t$ Thar they, respect the integrity of ancient France; sdch as it existed un der her legitimate VingJ.lhey tnaf KevxnilcxmQr protess tne prmppietnar lortneiiaap pincss of Knropcr, "'iffancc ought to be great' slnd strong That they will retgnize and guar, antee the constitution which the French nation shall give itSelfy They accofdJbgly ihyite the Senitetb ap point Vpfovisionalgov-e rdmeot, capa ble cf providing for the waos 6f ad mini3traticha"nd -preparing such a constitution as may be adapu-d to the Fencfi'per pie - , . ' The intentions which? I have ex pressed are common to me with all the allied powers , . ' , j ALEXANDER, By order of ns imperial majesty, the , Secretary of Siate? r COUJJT B NESSELRODE. M Paris March 31, 18144 at 3 o'clock in the ai'iern oonr Pris;April6. Jlddrest of the Prorisi$nol OoverninetU tQ iUe 4 ' ',1. . civil a of ffrancleur h vow v piacecl indium all 11 your.Jiopes. Thosehcrpes wre?vain. Upon the fains of anarchy hebuih otily despotism. . He ought at least froro gratitude to have become Fen eft with' yr6ii- iHe never was. He neer ceased to' uniiercoxe, wnnouc,rnonve anaopject, anjiijt wars, like, anad venturer who would become famqus.- In a few years he haf devoured your wealth, & youropnlatiop. , v -Every family is Jn' ny?urning all France in'tears,he is deafjto.you'r miseries. Even yet Ife'fhSpa he dreams .of gigantic doftthoughy . i a c : ' Avfe 1 uuucaiuui reverses punisn so signal ly the pride atid abuses oiftvjtQf. 44 He never shew h;r tortigbjei lerin the nationainteresc nor eWo in the interest of bis own despotism Hethasdestroye:dHaH. that he ouuht to .create, . and re-created all that fie oUgbtta detroyv He rolied' upon j force forte A: tiow c Oe rw qe ; fn s him-ajtfstTWard of sensejessaai Atleri aih this, unexampjed Yy tannV has ceased. ' The allied -66wm' I era have enteredthe capualorFgnce; rNaooleon jroverned us like a king of kingoi oaroanans xnagnantmous iauuge f thr city. Uiat U to say; wncn you came out ol atate ortithe ebvernment ofTBonte: Mall discord, yon chose fervour chief lh eiin&&fi .anrfi A man who appeared upon tthe. stage tt,ev cX;U -. ; md-K - the universe with the Character of .Thnt tU Wr.?iWj?Ki- ' ' y - - - . - . 1 1 II mr - - . m i iiii ' . . . . allies speaVohfyvirni fggr -iS' ' - - nrmdnactd trv at, ccrepf w ena. ? sv. M II IlIIIIIII IIULIL.C " 3111U. 11LM' A T - . J. " -T M " i - i I . . J - T H rrianityi- hajdt re;njd-i; J i europeto a pravean mitts' Peoeiot iriefVJh declared thatjAi v4 eri jrhbf hiroif Anher3!b;f. j X thinUf aldde .safe it. liVe ; -Ki knowttthe txcol tipU5riSf and absftofc rstbe reilo by wise IawsK$Kei3ii& ,:iflictBnsdgTOi flourish tinder a -pafelrbne , bur youthjbe IwhHtiibv-wi v before theyvheibe5itc dren ! Men of - Frfpaiifr 'pa$t.a'laitieWerC . ' Europe jFheiuiusI en :tbW:Wor& Her ibng agitatjonetteiri cd by the double;, prpoaf and dospotism, wjlj findSaipelnjQf Ing withrief that ohstaehifeen; qiiiuc iyoc reur;m? uic-upcu-iis j -. terribrtesi and derb diiaoice which js sb ed : the couragepbs Jheadlwfefe i church demands Otp$ii obstacle xeaseimnietiia v all due honors beiclrtir " jbartiey; ' V--.sH5?' are charied Wiethe execMihtifihe oftsentrdecree. 5 fGi?enarit; April 214 s FRANCOIS m JAV(toi&?.t By the provisional v (Si-roed) DUPONrOB :kEdifJSMr i Tne provisional goyernnjehtv cpn . sicjering hbw 6i0, i&d contrary to the convenijSiashi have preceded '4'.ciaiJiU Carlos, ordi" ducted as soop a$ -WawjTch ! honoittiokh'bv wnkW-jtte'iriitii , panih port. .- j- vi-.vj4:p-:v It is; orcieredlo all ciattiov ry authorities tojtake 4he i'necsary measureso executeanc present or- uer fSiveri at'Firisi 2iT April, 1JJ4.KM THE PROVISIONALOyEHfiMEKT-i r 1 That allihe eob?si' cyiphersr and arms, ; which :he earcterisct ; 8 "JThl no address prbclarhatibpi publicjornalprMte.wr tain injurtbuf eltptfc government otr erbwoVthci Us 6f the country being tcToilt-bll such means. yWMXWz, ' IMPEalALCOUSTOF PASIS; the e ffarts whtt havi ejfeh i t&U Wred France frbm'aiyranqiWbi iPenetratd withifcanraira ? iSo olhbie 't j are !he ; ingls isiicrcesa " their profound luVe for the noble rjice : org kttighbii have ? consti wed hel h2pptoeM.)f r fanceannQ, ; aipne jca vwisy - back peacei tlorddWifitiOv cotiolry whtaLthe;iecret.wj alf have ne;w ceased : tn-tnsW : 'Ifeerctnat ' executed exclusively ne&nslde- W 1 1 legated by- the authpmroticei 1 1 'muaicipWiiy;4?it6bnihfel.-ofc ft dividuals Msistihih ttMpntioSi t& Ml . 4.', I ,''4.,' ' A- I .1, -.-; ? n 5 ' t v- " -x " Vv:' - . ; w J . ; J ' I 4 . , ' r' i J " . 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