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ore Moe, the rlenr•de-tts, saluted him on landing, The fit was equally displayed at Tripoli: Every announced that the relations of France with the tei.te „ c i o , would be established on its ancient looting. rho Li, ot-nant-General, entmu'indini; in Chief t h e first amps of the Prussian *any, has written it letter of thanks to the Mayor of Evreux, for his at• te ntion to the troops during their stay in the depart. ri.nt of Lure; and the Baron of Sepmunville (the itlayor) has in reply acknowledged the excellent dis t;riine maintained by the troops. A corps of Prussians again occupies the barracks i,, t he garden of the Luxembourg, which have re. Jlir undergone considerable repairs : the garden is ftheless open to the public. ( i n Sunday, his Royal Highness Monsieur paid a r; „. i te visa to the Duke of Wellington. Preparations are making at the Hotel de h Reg. r : ae , tor the reception of the Duchess of Welling. whn is daily expected in France. 011 Monday, Prince Talleyrand and the Duke of Wellington dined together at the Jonchere, a country r u se in the neighbourhood of Malmaison. It is stated that the head.crtarters of Prince S c liw.arzeillistig will be fixed at Bale during the wi.h '25 or 30,000 men of the. Allied Armies in the neighbourhood. j . .,1 want of means of overturning and elestroying eras- some of those men who cannot exist dis rder, have spread the most ridiculous and abominable lies. I'u hear them, one would think t:; , t a ll vrance was an accomplice of their infamous projects, and disposed to_rise to make their f or t unes , pa preset tie to them whet they had made, by lay irg waste their own Count, y, or pillaging Europe. Thoie who know the spirit of the Departments ad joining the Loire, know that it is not there that the partisans of Bonaparte and of anarchy will find a peg number of dupes. The banks of the Loire are i n 1 ener ,l peopled with tich Proprietors, Farmers in rag circumstances, whiss2 passions are mild, and w:ose sritit more willingly agrees with g , iod sense sad ru ration, than with exaggeration and extrava unce. [t is n t such man that will be easily per. waded that Bonaparte will return to France at the bead of an .army of 200,001) Turks, Tartars, KAI - macs, and Ahicans. How mightily would not such sn expediti..n please those men who loudly accuse 13 ntbons of havieg entered France with the aid the civilized nations of Europe. la fact, these who have so long wrought upon and iatlertnined our revenues stnd cur population, have g!Lat contempt for the poor French nation, whose tHiness, they pretend, is now their only wish. Af ter exhausting all the res , Aims of their genius, they en !favour to make the people believe, w hom they de .uthe as so enlightened, absurdities which would nrt u swallowed by the most savage. the most coarse, the most stupid nations of the earth.— AurnalJes 1.1;:yr. The Generals K ho are designated as the Comma!). lets in Chief of the allied_corps d'armee, which, to 'le number of 130,000 men, are to remain in France, :re:—For Austria, Baron Frimont ; Russia, Count 'toronzow ; England, the puke of Wellington; Prussia, Count Gneisenau. The first corps d'armie, , :cmmanded by General Ziethen, and the sixth corps l'armee, commanded by General Tauenzien and Count Wittemberg, will form the Prussian contingent. The Russian army is composed of five divisions, the eeakest being 30,000 infantry and 7000 horses, will •emain in France under the orders-of Count Woron tow- All these corps will, it is said, be under the so. ,neme command of the Duke of Wellington, and •aill be in their respective cantonments about the end the month. Pari► will be occupied by 10 or 'i,ooo English troops, but they will be all put into urracks. On the 14th fifty persons were buried at Soissons, file perished in consequence of the explosion of the ivicicr magazine. Several bombs did not burst until lit ) , were half a league from the town, and made rrgiful ravages. MANIA Ney has sent to each Member of the r of Peers two copies of a Memoir, in which, quality of Peer of France, named by the King, • e declilit‘ the jurisdiction of all Councils of War as competent to try him. The Duke ct Bedford arrived here yesterday iron) •ft,e Duchess is expected to-day from ,thy. Several articles of the Convention relative to the ?eau, upon which there had been still some grounes diuussion, were settled yesterday : these articles . :lat e to tl , e mode and the periods of the payment ..f 'e contribution s . It appears certain that before the %I of the week, the whole of the Articles will be u'oliovely signed. The Bavarian troops who were in garrison at 'dean s are expected in Paris. A disagreeable circumstance bas occurred in die ` ll lage of Arnel, in the department of the Meuse.— the beginning a October, four foreign soldi ers present e d th emse l ves at Arne), and demanded re eshmeats from an individual who probably did nit :f:derstand them ; he had, therefore, recourse to a •lifed French Officer : the latter entered into expla. i tm l ls, but soon a violent quarr e l a rose , an d one •1 - 4'eforeign scaitrs had two fingers cut off. This 'arrel brought out the inhabitants, and the fo. r aces fled. The same day, Allied troops stir• uo&d. the villag e : the Mayor, the Adpmet, and • thirteen ater persons of titer, We difttett atirits.• At Luxembourg they will be tried, and the inhabi tants of Amel have disappeared. Hessian troops . occupy the village. The f€,llowiag are some additional details.respect ing the melancholp catastrophe at Soissons, as given in a letter from the Sub-Prefect The first and second magazine, containing 12,000 pounds weight of powder, many howitzers, bombs, bullets, &e. blew up. at half•loast one; the third, which is much larger, is situated unditneath the two others, and will give great inquietude for a long time. Six houses and all. their inhabitaats are totally annihilated ; thirty others are demolished, and fifty are uninhabitable. In gene- i r4l, every house has bad its windows, doors. Ste. ; as yec we only know for certain of thirty killed, but there are many wounded. The public seminary is in ruins, and five pupils were killed, and' others wounded. The Cathedral is mutilated, as far as concerns its windows, doors, ornaments, ace. The public chests are saved, although the house in which they were deposited was destroyed. A million of 'francs will not repair the damages. The streets are, still strewed with killed and wounded." CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. SITTING or TIM 17TH °crusts. The Chamber was occupied to-day in its Bureaux in terms of the Constitutional Charter, with a discus• sion on the project for the law respecting seditious provocations and alarming reports. After having heard the observations of the Mem bers who compose it, each Bureau named a Commis siont.r. Among these nine Deputies, therefore, the prtiject for the law will be again examined and de bated: The report of the Commission will soon be presented in a public Sitting through the medium of a Reporter. To-morrow M. Maine de Biran's project will be taken up relative to certain forms of proceeding and perhaps also the Chamber will enter upon a summary analysis of various petitioos. NMI TUE GAZETTX OFFICIELLZ nr oCTODER 18. ROYAL ORDONNANCE. " Louts, by the Um@ at Coo, &e, " We have ordained as s•'ll•.ws : " Att. 1. 1 here shall be torte. d a Commisson pre.:d c d by a Muskat ot France and composed of two ietnenants•Genrral, a Marrchal de Camp, au tmpcctor or t-iih•lnTectot ot Reviews, and a Cornmis , Ary Otilonnateur. I lie tenet nits td Secretary shall be perl.brtned by a supettor Officer. " Tic l'reideiit and Member% ot that Commission, u well as the Secretary, 'hall bk appointed tre; IN on the proposition of the Minister of War. " V. el his Commission 1.1141 be charged to examine the con duct of the Oaten of all rauks who hays served during the la e usureat ion. " 3. Our Minister of War will submit to us the result of die labours of the (..untruitision, and add his suggestions thereto. " 4. No (Aker alluslgd to to Article tt„ shall bold an employ ment, .s ems. a •6666.• 6- r. 66666 6 61 6 •0•••••••• r _..n •••• • 11. •A6a. • wined his conduct and espressed a'favourable opinion. " 5. The Secretary at War is charged with the execution of this Ordonnance. (Signed) " Loom "October 12, ISIS." REPORT TO THE KING. Octoberl2, ISIS. •1 have the honour to designate to your Majesty. in order to compose the Commission created by your Ordonnance of this 6147, in order to examine the conduct of the Officers, of all ranks, who have served during the usurpation : " The Duke of BeUuno, President. " Licutenaut-General Count Lauriston; Lieutenant-General Couot Dordesoult ; " Mareehal de Camp Prince Broglio; Sub-Inspector of Reviews, Duperreux; " Commissary Ordonaaseur, Chef:de-SW% " Adjutaot•Comm tudant, Chevalier de Querelle.. (iigned) " Duc de FILTRIC:' ,THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. ALL THE RISE IN CONSOLs, ABOVE se, WILL BELONG To TI lE HOLDERS OF FICKEES OR SHARE• OF THE STOCK PRIZES IN THN Lat FERY, WHO WILL BE PAID 'THEIR VALUE IN MONF.Y, IF IRE. FERRED. ALI. THE CAPITALS MAY BE DRAWN TUESDAY, 7 NOVEMBER. . SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1815. PRICE OF S TOCIZS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK: Reduced .59:—Coni. money 61 -t—for atc. 4 per Cent. 7.0;-5 per Cott. INJ if —Bowl. 35. 4s. pr. Omn. IS; pr.—Do.p4y.lst pr.—Exch. Balls 4s. ;h. pro. To-day w^ receive: the Paris Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday. The Chambers are busily occu pied with a law for pOtting down seditious and riot. ous proceediiigs. Oar Iteiders will find their debates given at considerable length. Marshal Niy has resented a Mansoir to the Peers., in which he disclaims being tried by a Council of War, and pleads his rivilege as a peer. A R. , yal Or:b.:oat-ice has appeared, calculated to purity the French army still further: a Conusiiiision has been appointed to inquire into the conduct of all the French ()dicers wilt') served during Boanemera's usurpation, and if C.:e repqrt is unfavourable, they rc nit to expect employment iti the new army. The Members of die Commission are all Royalists. German, Dutch, and Flemish papers arrived last night. The KINO of the NITHERLANDS opened the Session of the States-GeuerAl at the H*gue, on the 16th. His speech on the occasion is given among our extracts.. A letter from Vienna, states, that p plan had'been in contemplation at the Austrian Court, to assemble all the StAt.3 of Italy into one Congress, At Milan, and to propose a Confederation among them, of which the tsiintioi TnAircis Was to he the proice• ►or, with the title of Ktrio of ITALY. The several Italian Princes are expected td meet for that pur pose early nett spring, till wliich tifi.e, it is said, the coronation of the Emperor will be postponed. The accounts from the East of Europe give some hopes that the sanguinary contests which Lave so hog: existed between the Setrirts and 'rinks, were likely to come to an amicable conclusion: Several Deputies had gone from Se:via to C•)rstantittop:c, to appease the anger of the Pours, by implaring ,pardon in the name of the Servians. If a poi see should be con. eluded between them, it will be seen whethet the sole view of the Pours in raising the immense forces which lately appeared on his frontiers, was to qniet the Servian insurrection or to extend his arms into the Russian dominions. . The plague still continues to make gre't ravages io Constantinople. We regret to state that lir. M'Leau, whose exertions !limes-LA been directed to find some remedy for this tertiote diiorder. has himself been infected with it. FM was ill when the last accounts came away. Brussels Papers to the 19th inst int reached us this day : the only ar.icle of interrst Ivey con , in is (sae in which they detail 'the operatilois of an expedition fined out by the Algcrines against Elba. The latter effected a landing, as it aprais, and alarmed the inhabitants greatly—they shre7ed off, however, after committing some depiudatiow. We regret the cir cumstance did not occur dining the Sovereignty of BuNAPAIITE, as it woold havr given him an opportu nity of displaying his pctsonal bravery, a quality in which he has burn long suspected to be deficient. SPAIN. We announced yesterday the dismissal of ahnut thirty of FERDINAND'S advisers and agents from office on the 7th instant. By letters or a prior date from Madrid, it appears that there had been some removals before ; and this coinciding with the at rival of a Russian, Prussian, Austrian, and French Officer at Madrid, it seems probable that the different Powers of Europe had found themselves imperiously called upon by existing citcumstances to admonish FIRDI• NAND of the propriety and necessity of his changing his line of conduct. When we couple this with the remonstrances r..peatedly offered by our own Minister against the disgraceful and dangerous conduct of the Sparash Cabinet towards the Patriots, we cannot doubt but a change fur the better in that unhappy country is about to tate place; and that this interfe rence may have been in time to save some of the un happy victims doomed to destruction by the Friar tribe, under the pretext of punishing the alleged trea son of Potu.tert. The follow;ng letter explains some of the changes effected prior to the sweeping dismis sal of the 7th " MADRID, SEPT. 31. U We have been filled with astonishment at the netari us trans:ccions of our Atlnuttititrt.tioll. Guy LN LC the ex•Gellerill of Pet u, sod a luitlVr 01 l.itua,ca.l tlß.tgetiANu,rria d Conde de la lit.oatera V rADII, have gliVertit'd ev. ry t!iit; ) ; by their in trigues. GUT LN [CUE rtiitd aid cite latter mit.: I - 0 .. a 31.114,11i1i, Pius *tau, Austrian, and French 011ie. r arrived here; the iuuutdu , ivitsequence of whieli was, a remarkable eh elatiOil of public in stares, and the disgrace on all the ICI Nab t•rancr favour lees and a - 111Serii. 0 STA LAZA rece.ved an order a: two 1:i the :nulling ot the .410th to leave Made I fur his Drunk, of Carthagetia will iu r. 4 Wars; and this order was o very perenir oty,:ha. lie d patted .t thief o'clock Mu afternoon, Mute his sprc.fted time had ehi.ired. I he !Cleo, dressed as a countryman, acrutupanied with seem others, enteied un.:spectedly tams the apartments of Cam/nivel:is and seized all his i i.,pers—thus discovering the most 11114111,JU5 transeetions. CALOIJ Akin Wag hi Colooquettre first avt:t to Gua dalasare, to wait the itano's farther pleasure, and has -Lire be. I. batti.bttl to the Castle of i'oro kico. Mints, one of the it biiottelit and it.. oletent of the :reviles, and known as the aut)lot of the eutotittte. ki.yer Wks! Precurd.or of :he Kabg seal the Nachos, lelt Madrid with great •eitclyttaltuo for a VIIIIC Called Caratuan diet, to wait the liana's pleasure, a,:d h.sr siilve been (tiled front the equal to bit own country. kscotQuiz, the Preceptor of the KING, has bet n banished to Connive. Ihe disgraced courtiers are hourly leaviu‘ Madrid—some ot them, it is said, are be untied to the Phil ppiou islands. These events have filed one hail of toe inhabita..ts with joy, and have ovetwheime.l the o.her halt with consternation. " Tory tusk ut making several examples of the soldiers and Officers ut koaLIZR ; viz. to execute every .sth °Meet and Loth studies. " AIIASCAL, the Viceroy of Peru, has been recalled, aad the °coati in Chid of Peru, Ptxuetn, has been nominated his voccessor : t i even repohed; that ABA SCA Lis ordered home as a prisouer, to au,wer fur his tualadmitustratiou " they have iii4covereil a very rich Silver mine within five leagues of Tama, in Peru, which has yielded halt a nJlliun of ' doliars In a math. 11 he steamengintt trout Loudon had arrived at LIMN but, as yet, they have Wan unable to d e vis e the mein/ ut trillipUniAg them across the mountains." AMERICA. We have before mentioned a report brought from New-York, that some of the subjects of the United States were arming themselves to assist the South Americans in throwing off the yoke of the mother country. By American Papers to a late date, re ceived to-day, it appears that such an expedition was actually in preparation i but that the Government have interfered to prevent it by the following N YROCLAMATiON " BF Tilt FRESIIIEN r or 'fit& UNITED WIATIS OF AMERICA. --•- " Whereas information has been received, that sundry pri sons, citizens of the United States, or residents within the same, and especially within the State of Louisiana, are conspiring to. zetler, to begin and set on loot, provide and prepare, the means loi - a iiiihtary expedition or entrtprlac against the dominions of seam, with which the United slates are happily at peace; that for this purpose they are collrcting arms, military stores, provi. nuns, vessels, and other lllVilila ; are deceiving and reducing honest and well-meaning citizens to engage in their unlawful enterprises; are organizing, officering, and arming themselves Lie.. the same, contrary to the laws In such cases made and provided. " I have therefore thought fit to issue this my Proclamation, warning and enjoining all faithful citizens who have been led, without due knowledge or consideratiun, •o pal ticipa.e iu the said unlawful enterprises, to withdraw coin l i le same Wall - nit deity; and commanding all persons what-never, r::g,tsvd or con , reined in the same, to cease all fur: her proceedings therein, as they will answer the contrary at their per.). Anil livi thy client and require all officers, civil and mili.ary, of the United :Aar., or of any, of the States or 'fettucine, ; all Judges, Justices, and other Officers of the Peace, all Military °dicers of the Army or Navy of the United Stater, and WE:rill of the Mi. him, to be viellant, 'each within his respective deli-di:went, and ace...riling to his Nov limi, iu searching out and bringing's° punishment, ail porsons enga,;ed or concerned in such enterprizif in seizing and detaining, sulj.-.t to the disposition of the law , au arms, tuition stores, ve.ri:in, or whit/. 1114:111111 11)114C4 Cr pro tiding fer the same; and, in general, in preventing the cal tying 1 on such expedition or enterprise, by ali the lawful means within" their power; and I require 111 go.id and faithful cozens mid others, within the United States, to be aiding and assisting burin ; and, espec ally lii the discovery, aptitelieosion, and bringing to justice, of all suak uffnags; In preventing the execution of their • mow. ) , enn,Nmetmile ne cle.irre. Lind In giving InformatiOri agoinst theM to the proper authnritirs. " In testimony whoreof, I have caused the seal of the United States of America to be alTixed to these preccus, Lud igueJ the same w•:•11 toy hand. " Dune at the City of Washirron, the Ist day of Sivetn!!er, the year nt our Lord i ••;, and :Itho h.dcpettAmet; of the said United Statet Ct .4.,tetica!he fortie.h. (1..5.) (Sig tied, 44 JAMES MA Ottors.' 411 JAMIE Mo NM et!, Secret.try of :Aare." By an article in the B .swn Papers it . ippeats that Tome American ves:eh had !)een admitted to entry in s of the W• India Winds, e v en aft. 1 the e;:riration n 1 the Ordtr, in Cr , virttil rctrnittloy it I! r time. In constiritwuce ordcts sign-d by lisrttehsr were sent out the en:l of last NI.Ly to the Goverttnrs n 1 these islands, pro:.ibiting this huiun ut law in future. THE ARM?: The 721 Regiment has been sent on from the Cape of G-0.1 Hope, to reinforce the u. , ,tws troops set,. ng in Ins Fa. At Deal, on Tuesday, ern!)?rked on boirt the transpint schooner, marked :bout ri - 11:e 9th Regimeot trl ri.ot, and sailed for rlrouoth, where they are to do garrison duty. Friday se'liniglit, a detachment of the Berkshire M:116.1 marched from C:tiltos!orri for Not , ing!eatv. The Officers of the :1511: Nvgirrymt of Et.glisli In fantry, so diEinguilied at MaiJa, in the ;:t-pio s k o f t 1... Sven Islands, and all (ilk!, sceLes serv.ce, entertained ti e:r Coh-iiel the Di:ke Rrcnn:oxu, LEsinx and D'AuziGNY, with a spieti&d entertainment at the gone'] de Loudies, at Parii, n Friday, the 13th inst. A tions:rare::cy exhibited the KING of FttAveg and the PaiNce,tieoevr of E.:O - srrrotindtd yeith symbols Pace and Friend ship. On the one s'de of these Royal personages w is the following inscription—" Virtutibus, Hono r , ror. tuna, Felicetds. ,, 00 the other side these words— " Anglis et Collis, sod p4cis fidget :mit is." The band ot the regiment pl tyed the whole night ; and it wa> not till four o'clock on Saturday morning that the party broke up, d lighted, and delighting at toe social 'enjoyments of this truly merry meet.ng of old iriends--without new lasts. N L INTL Ll. IGEA'CR. PZAL. ()ciente •tO —Arrived the schooner Rwe, r,f .Vter deed, from Nlalera for London; the ti , ar, I itomPSON. fat nt t! auras, in • WO° .r dal s—lint en anchor and t able. PI,: hiclt, the Adventure, I A IrLult bound to Mitarutcl.r. enrrirt.e. Mnesto, trim% C penhugur to Cadiz, and the Drtunarh, btu., from London to Leghorn, have sub lost an anchor and colne sithers have cut slit' run to the ililti.rerit por•ta but the body of the shipping have rode 'Mit est gate v.. rywed.—Wrird I. W mod: rate Porta sworrta. Oct . . the eararina tcraterir r, 4 prize to his Majesty's Ail, Coleus, from Serra Laurie. tia.led the Echo packet for the D Wiati 3.1. W HA awica, OcT. 20 —Arrived the Ileir men frntu Ittintaders for London, w th lass of an anchor cable. R ast•ctave Oct me - —Arrivt d the Per ucut•cc brig Raperatire, from Pete:Ad:tut - s it frr I,avtng cut from I•: r atichors 'n the Downs. I h_• rchrotter Nest, shop Mary, the leminta, and the •chouner Recovery, h..ve put iu has for sticter. Wo] \V blows I.►viaruot., (lc r. 19.—Ti.e fruiTi rattucht lot gitide.ord, wits atrottioned (tit tu.t. Vers. 14.—crew saved, o(.r king six flap 011 c WftCi.. II 's , Zwicarn), Hu% LANS, from Vic cre►s had brut ott board the yacht 11 W., dtvs, c ...y wt. - e put sot board the John, tram Aft and srr.ved .L.:e w► ."*U11.1.1). PE L VISMIeI A IS :'f. rf Li orce, Itisci:i.ster pedestrian, started at usual spot on - I:uesd•y morning, at three o'clock. tnd completed twelve o,d a half miles hiS ire break. last ; he felt great inconvenience fiorn his teal, attJ was twder the necessity of retitin4 at a quarter f,a t Agin o'clock at night, mak•nst only 46 miles. Weil. - tesday morning he re,unied his im:tettaking at a vaster past two. and conviet.d twelve and a Half 4:1..s before breakfast ; his ic..t note' recovared loin the.attention of Mr. S. Is;r:wstiN, his Surgeon, :inder whose directions he is dieted anti acts. Iv a quarter past eight at night, he bid completed 57 miles with apparent ease. Thursday morning he put himsilf in mo.inn at d quarter past tour, very much inc , invenieticed from the tempestuous state of the weather. and want of proper .hues, &c. He hal since been properly equipped Si oinel jacket. ;hoes, &c. for the wt:.ither, and completed his Nth ruffle last night in euclient His statute is of a middle sir:, fivl feat, eig!'t in. ches s his age about St years. and he has spent the greater part cf his life in hard Libros. Mr. DYER, who took so much internst in the cele. brated Wilson. paid him a visit net Thursday, which put him in great spirits. Several gentl , men of dis. tinction were also on the ground. Mr. Dtaa, re commends his walking with two sticks, which plan he has adopted : his rest is not very good. H ur gem intended to use the warm bath last night, from which he anticipated much benefit. A liberal sub. scription has been opened for him on the spot, which will enable him to receive many necessary comforts, and he feels quite confident in completing the task. This country is soon to have the pleasure of seeing snme of the high personages of the Continent. The Doke of ORLEANS arrived at Dover yesterday after no-in from Boulogne, and this day r.a. bed London. The Austrian Archdukes were expected to. reach Boulogne on Friday, and to embark this day en board the Admiralty yacht for Dover. The steam vessel which is to be used by Ciseram Tooter, in proceedng on Isis discoveries in the River Congo, in Africa, is building in Deptford dock-yard, and every exertion making to complete her. We understand that toe weirs oelunging to S!let. land, and the ditiereut places in the North, and nho are at present at Leith, destitute of ehiploymeut, are to be immediately forwarded to their respective homes, and that' the revenue cutters are to be em ployed in that service. At the Dovei Sessions held there on Wednesday, John Cr.aker was tried for having 1. lonionsty em bezz'ed 83000 in Extli.q ler Bills hom John S ickett, late banker, at Margate. Alter a long trial, the Jury, having retired fir about a qu a ter of an hour, returned a verikct of Guilty, and the Rs:corona sen tenced him to transportation for seven vat s.—At the &love Sessions, on Thunday, the four Gentlrmen who were recently apprehended as vagrants, for hold. ing the plates for the Infirmary at Margate, were brought up, but no one appeared to Oreier any bill of itsalictrueat i in , consequence, the Grntlernen were unmediately discharged. • Flom—A rye broke out in a lion.e in Frith•str:et, Soho, last night, between ten and eleven which partly destroyed the back part thereof, as well as the house adjoiaiuz. •