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• 'pie, where be Bill itaw erlitifelob ( hike Jp The Saxons occupy Colmar , d i t e nvirons of SchlestaA The Allied troops have sot changed t h e i r positiot ; ti the environs of Strasburg : The - been-quarters o r :Le Prince of Hohenzollern ts still at Suit:heist. Our c ommunications with the south of France eel Switzerland continue to be very difficult, as are a* t hose with Landau. STRASBURG, AUGUST IL The superior Commandant, and all the corps of : he garrison of Landau, the Mayor, and Civil and ‘filttary Administrations, not having been able to ;;Irn till the 14th, in the evening, the events which : are changed the destiniel of France, and replaced u the Throne the Sovereign who promises her peace ,red happiness, have hastened to address to General 'ount Rapp the acts of their submission to his Ma ,sty Louis XVIII. and of their entire obedience and - - ORDER OF THE DAY OF AUGUST Is. 44 The General in Chief having made known to his Zxcellency the Minister of War the necessities of the r my of the Rhine, and the delay which the discharge •t i t s pay experiences, has received idv ice of a first noittance of 400000 francs to provide for it.'--it is :anounced that funds will successively be sent to con- Jane the discharge of it. The King, amid the - grief pf which he is oppressed by circumstances so painful, -ad the cares by which he is occupied in providing for L ie well being of his soldiers, will neglect no oppor. w icy to testily to therihis paternal intentions. (Signed) , Count itAjp.”... p r i ce s of the Public Finds on the 22d :--S pen Olt. Coos. 61 fr. 61 ft. S 5 Actions, 1000 fri, ge fr. 50c. THE EVENIga STAR. LONDON. MONDAY, AUGUST 211,1818. ri)CIV. THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLISCEI Reduced 3614—C0n.. money S 6 for see. 360 4 per Cape 714--5 per Cent. SS I OH—Sands 3s. 44. &S. a Cra:Jtr. pre.—Do. pay. CH.—Exchequer 11111 a 3s. dia. is pee We have now before us the Paris Pipers of Tinto cly and Friday. NEY has undergone another private mingle% and Madame, his wife, is intriguing for pardon through the medium of a great Sovereign . rebtoly the Emperor ALEXANDZI. The kler:.ils in the above Papers respecting the • neof France, are meagre in the extreme; they de eras::• us to say a word as to the letter of F 004,314 the Atzempt made to assassinate the Duke and :) , .the6i Or AN6OLTLIEWZ at Poictiers, as mentioned in eor Second Edition of Saturday. The latter cirt,um l'ltY.E WO likely, however, to be perfectly correct, litheugh not permitted to reach the courtly ears of Irenthmen throogirthernediumot their crsvplournals. • •Erery where, notwithstanding the assertions to the ontrary, the spirit of disaffection among the soldiery breaks 0 , .t on the slightest occasion; and we have tso doubt that Poietiers, as well as Thohlonse, has been rene of coWri , !en, limn that emu- ifrobievir 3 tocificatiot from the Police states that the disbanded in:liers carry off with them their area and horses, ;Aids they sell to the peasants, SW wristottk. This' 4 3 any thing but 44 discipline and good ender."... —Prom in Order of the Day issued by Marshal MACRO LD S it should SUM el7o2lloaS to suppose that ate army of the Loire has been disbanded: it has in 7 itt. only been spread over a larger surface of the rants] tv relieve the blisabitants : the Ooternmeut l .octesses that the pay of this army is greatly in Man. The Duke and Dachas of Anioomaz have been •tteited with great joy at Bourdeanz. • It is now ascertained beyond doubt that the report I FOUCAZ to the Kutch if a fabrication, Was of reach manufacture. There ere several copies now town, and there has been no scarcity of them in " . 17 ;s. The letters from Pails state, as the ramose , pecting it, th a t a w hi s p er of suc h a p ap er S a yin g ar prlscnted to the KING hiving reached the ears 114 E‘ri , EltOlt of RUSSIA, he demanded a copy from , :tatzanst), who 'aid, that without taking his p:;!asure, Ile ccrahl not deliver it. Oa re. ':ir;lak permission a copy was presented to the tern -le% How the copies mime to be multiplied we , 7 "e t o tea=m. It is, supposed by some to ;save bee; :)atfwed by the Iwo to be too strong, and dsete. 're "(though it has come out) not matt to have try?ted Is' offiCist, at l e a s t t ill seinewbat cgs: tcl• kaWCir bet re th pftekitli lg I Is 110 IV e monornekt of the invudeaci cfits MOW' . . • PARIS, AUGIYST N. tee assured tint Government 'has given saki. !ers that the authors of the excesses and assassins conun:tted in the South, particularly at Asi.. • w and 'fclihuse, shall be scrupulously _enquired ..ter;thai a striking example. may be =dog ahead , The Journal d e 7 ou l oule , o f the 18th, thus gibes the . 7.14nt of the assassination of General Ramel " An affecting event took place in this city in the . cning of Tuesday last, August', 16. Marech*l de imp R amel, Commandant tithe Department, and • R,,y.1 Volunteer, have beets victims of a popular 4 .nl.)tion, of which it is impossible for us, as yet, to. certain the true causes and circumstances. The is nis in circulation are so various and so contra 'or y, that vie prefer waiting for the official reports, ..hcr than give details which may be erremeotts.4— . le Royal Volunteer died instantly, and Ronal ex.' d last night of bis wounds. This event is theme., ' Ioral;le as since the day of out iielivetucet the violts,kky had not been disturbed. The city enjOye, *eat, the most reign vaalginitri Pad the --- I" I Ptaksee* at tbi • • . D,) ban 'G guarantee ha Venaertatia!P v e • A traveller who'has arrived-frodeVahlatrwas .wkness of thi . tiossing at dmilllbinenear that city; by the 7th Carps d'Arnsiw. if the Prussian Army.; We hope that the orders tranimitted to other Allied . Corps will be extended to , the' latter, and that*** march will have been suspended. There are some appearances of the Allied TrOcr. laying siege to Montmedy. The Journal of Nancy announces that the Gover nor-General of the Emperor of Russia has appointed, as Intendant of the department of the Meuse, M. de Sondra; and Baron Warlten as Intendant of Lor. rains. , Three Individuals of the lower class have been sea-, tented to fifteen months imprisonment for shouting " Vive l'Empereur" in the streets of raris, on the 10th of July, and maltreating several persons. It is remarked that the elections which are now going on throughout France prove that, a spirit pre; vails of entitling all classes of Citizens to a share in the representation. Thus the new Chamber of De puties, knowing the wants of Sill conditions, uniting the wishes of ail, will efficaciously labour in concert 'with oar good King and the Chamber of Peers, now purified and fully constituted, to repair the cruel and nuttberlass evils whidhhave been the sad fruits of mar long divisions. mir ttentenhted that the nember of Peers of FMCS is now raised to 2.12. Yesterday the Prince of Nassau-Usingen, reviewed in the Plain of St. Denis the troops of this princi pality, which form part of the grand German Confe deration. They amount to sor 6000 men. They conducted themselves with gnat heroism it Waterloo. A Russian column 1200 strong, arrived a few days since at Vitry le 'Francais. Count St. Leu is still at Rome, from which he has not been absent since September 1814. •It has been already mentioned that• Marshal Soult, in going from Castres to Saint Amand to remain un ' der surveillance, had thought proper to travel on foot and during the night. This precaution may lead people to suppose that his person was cat danger, bat this is not the case.. Every where the National Guards and the Civil and Militarr Authorities pro tected him from every insult : he has declared that be will prefer the estate of his mother for the place of his Trail-eat, if he obtains permission from the Go vernment. General Mahan has obtained permission to fix his residence at Geneva. It is now said that Joachim Murat, whb escaped from Tonkin, has waived in Austria, at his wife's chateau. • . , . • , thilt .I.4ol*ft Ned to abiairy I the - ialattela'al Scoptila, Sciathe, 'irhidi 'ionsa theie Ai, have been purgedottherd; antn . lbtiinistin' ... dew'', Giorgio di Skito, Who fivonied Aims hit been condemned to death, as weans several of 'their accomplice.. - . . . . There were some Turks and Greeks among them,' ) but 'principally Albanese and Mainoes. But yiorr, few 'were able to save themselves. One Constantine Bey, of Maini, who resided a few montlii in Ibis capital, and wbo has been convicted as an accom plice, has shared their fate aid been strangled. The Captain Puha, who after having left his largest ship at Mytilene, had embarked for this expe istion in a small vessel, has already returned to bis bet, and is to proceed from Mytilene to Smyrna t ,roads, and thence to other Islands of the At chipelago. 4asong oche: missions, it is said that this officer is iiiiructed to prevent the tri.coloured French flag, or, the Imperial Eagle of Napoleon, from being displayed aey where within the Turkish dominions. .` According to the latest intelligence from Smyrna, tivio English frigates, with *corvette and a brig, bad' arrived in that port, but the French flotilla of M., Saisieux, in quest of which they probably came, had left these waters long before. Since the four English ohips arrived, however, Bonaparte's Vice-Consul, M. iotireire. had thought is most prudent to withdraw the tribeolottred flag from' the Consulate, and the French ships in the harbour. A merchant vessel which arrived a few days since from Egypt, and which had the plague on board, has unhappily communicated it to three or four Greek merchants here, who imprudently went on board to traffic : one of them is since dead, •and•the others are in the Greek pest hospital, near the Seven Towers. coutußre EXTRAORDINARY OF FRIDAY MORNING. the the magazine, they retired to Porto Feztajo. The Tbs. cans landed peaceably at Porto Langone, ansidst the Acclausatialls or the initabitants. Lieutenant-Colonel Casaneva, who commanded the expedition, after- Wads seat a Sag to ?Mt* Ferrajo, and General Du. home also sent one to the Tuscan head-quarters.— / A convention was concluded, in virtue of which the' Tuscan troops remain in possession of the whole Wand, . with the exception of Porto Ferriio and its ,territory. As a consequence of the same convention japieates have been disarmed, and a French Officer' sent to Paris for instructions. The whole of the Island oP Elba passes under the dominion of the Grand Duke of Tuscany. . BASLE, AUGUST le. The Duke of Banana, accompanied by his family, arrived on the. 10th, at moon, at Fribourg, under the escort of an officer and several gens (Parma of Ge. nets. is arrest by the soldiery of Zurich tank place in the following rearmer :—The inn where he was having been, surrounded without any noise, - he en deavoured to escape by oback.door, but was wont:- ded in both arms. The officers who were present declared to Madame Maret, however, that if her hus band would voluntarily surronder they would treat him With respect, but they would keep him a close prisoner I be made any resistance. Hereupon he stdl~i god iiii4Miducied to Bente. The Porte continue:AD exercise the greatest one rity against those who consrbit cruelties to the coun tries entrusted to their administration, and give rise , to just complaints on the part of the subjects of the Ottoman Empire. Thus the Pachas of Brussa, 8011, acid Castonini, have been dismissed at the same mo ment by, the Grand Seignior, and plunged into mi. wry. Nareddin, the Pacha of Negrepoat, has suc ceeded the Sur, but the successors of the other two are not yet named. The garrison of Widdin has ad. dressed a complaint in writing to the Grand Seignior against Haas Ali Pacha, for the disgusting conduct which he has shown. The Commandant of Schilia, on the Asiatic Cameo( the Black Sea, is in the same predicament. We expect itrunediately the decision of the Grand lieigaior an these tomplaieta. The expedition erstkusted to the Ciptaii blebs sigairist the pirates who. have long infested the Archi pelago and sheathes seas of the Turkish dominions, has had the desired streets. Twenty vessels of ea riots sites beetbeen taken or soak. The greater, pact of the banditti. With davit ettheit chit% have Jerome Bonaparte his, it is said, proceeded into the Kingdom of Wurtemberg. Lucien Bonaparte is still detained at Turin. We are assured that the Pope, as his Sovereign, has many grievous complaints against him. We are assured that Madame Ney has made seve ral supplications to a great Monarch to intercede in favour Of her husband, but that they have been fruitleu. Prince Talkyrand and the Minister df Finance were employed yesterday for a whole hour with the king. The City of Lonviers has been assessed in a contri bution of 22,000 ells of cloth. 1 We for- TitMnii the 141cruesumisos has ordeted 150 ihrDeasilk mad Flemish pietas% -stolen by the Fret* to bil:egoyed. The UAW Shure Which lately left Poland, at. rived on the Sth of this month aped the banks of the Maine, whence it Was to proceed to the Rhine, but it , received on the 91h orders to halt. ; By a later order thit army is to resume its march in a few days, to return to its ancient eantopments in Poland. LAUSANNE, AUGUST 14. M. Thebandeati, who was. arrested two days since in this town, and has been kept in arrest at the Crown. Inn, set out yesterday for Berne, accompanied by sal officer of the Confederation, by way of escort.— M. Maret has also obtained permission to go to Zn. 'rich, and passed tlwoegh has to go to that city a few' days ago.. - The equipages of Madame ie St. Lea have just *rived at Prigny, in the cot atry of Ger. It is con. armed that she has obtained permission to inhabit tbllt dosetry seat it is hoped that the Canton of Lower Undertrald will not long persist in ita error; several of the Cow sauces of this Canton hiving alteady.declared the tbe' , federal- compact. • , - HAGUE, AUGUST CI. • ttiOUVO the satisfaction to announce that dte Ciao; stitution it accepted by the majority of the proviooei of the kingdom, and that consequently ft will be in)• mediately carried into effect, and its.benefits be ex tended to all parts of the State. . mt Toulon, bee strived is Austria, at his wife's • Since our last we have received Hamburgb Papers atm*. to tholfkb and Brussels to the 25th, but their con- MILAN, AUGUST a. From the escisi intelligence receive& respecting teats, micepting the announcement of the continued miasma of some of the rrench fortresses, especially c expedition sent against the Island of Elba, the • • ktOrilllat Want 41.41 b. are e roads ef Larks e' the French then evacuated e place, and sites hiving set lin to the powder ',. The Casetkutlon of the Netherlands has been for- ,..e;ep_ .be . 'indeed to Perm Perrin . • The 'Phi . . le a lli:llle e r ea h y t he States General' BRUSSILS, AUGUST 114. rhe day before yesterday twenty-two waggons,. each drawn by four horses, and loaded with money, arrived in this city, under English escort. BASLE, AUGUST 13. The fire from Huningen continues bight and day, with more or less violence. A great many cannon have been placed in the bunnies erected against the AUGUST 14.—A courier has jast brought dis *chits for the Government, requesting that quarters 'snag be prepared for a great many persons of dis tinction, who will be present at the siege of Hunin. gen. Board come with their ladies. Among the persons expected are Prince and Princess Barclay de Tolle, the Crown Prince of Austria, two Russian grand Dukei, and *tend Oilman and English hikes lad Peisoss of high Mak. 'the siege will • mete leetiagilakOaTiVialiiiivegia. tmert. Iheltfiiiiiii"very itigh. , Yesterdity afternoon Illutingin hoisied a red inclis ,treacitireri . ljag. An express that was 'ids. foots to - Beimtgoa is just estirned, not having heel ildmittad into theplace, Which his been bloCkaded for some days. According to his`accoiant, a counter .tevolinion. has broke '`' out, in which many . ROyalisis stave perished . On fitindaty the red flag was also , kolsted at Beton; 'sane sevaire fighting is said* to have taken place before that place. BREMER, AUGUST' IL . . . . Yesterday noon a courier arrived from the Duke of Wellington, with 'an order for the Danish contin gent to halt till farther orders, which may, however, soon be expected. • 'HANOVER, AUGUST 14. The birth-day of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent was celebrated here with every demonstration of joy. Princess Blucher arrived bite yesterday, on her *way back•to Berlin. • 111dPAL 17171ULIGENCL FALMOUTH, AUGUST U. Arrived the Chichester packet, with a Mail from Rio Janeiro.—Wind S. W. PLYMOUTH. AUGUST ts. Pot in here the Courier SWAN, from London is Rio Janeiro having carri ed away the head of her mainmast, and will tate out part of her cargo to put in another. Arrived the SUPGRI3, SiTERK, DAPHNi, MYRMIDON, HYDRA, THAMES, and ALCUTZ. Sailed the HAUGHTY, SHELDHAKZ, and DAPHNE. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST V. Arrived his Majesty's ship NEWCASTLE from Que. bec. Sailed his Majesty's ship BBLLEROPHON for the Eastward; and the Friends, Hoes, for Plymouth.— Witid Southerly. • DEAL, AUGUST 27. Arrived the Esic sloop of war from Portsmouth, and sailed with the HARDY for the River, to be paid off. Also arrived the Jane, GRANDER, from Virginia. Came down from the P.ivcr and sailed, the Indian Oak for Calcutta, Admiral Gambier for Batavia, Caroline for Trieite, Simon fur Oporto, and .Good Intent for Gibraltar.—Wind S.E. We last week announced the arrival of the Bute- ROPHON, of 74 guns, Captain F. L. MAITLA Nth at - Portsmouth, from Plymouth, having on board M. MAHIGAULT, late Surgeon to BONAPARTE (who re fused to go to St. Helena with him), M. BEACHAM. Nom, a lad of about 16 years of age, nephew of Jose- PHINE, BONAPARTE'S former wife, and 14 domestics. Their destination was not fixed 'until Saturday morn ing, when they were all removed into the MARTIAL, Captain LEACH, and she sailed with them from Ports mouth for Havre de Grace. The whole of the per. SOW who came off to the BELLRROPHOE, as part of • BONAPARTeS suite, have now been disposed of. SA , VARY (Duke of Rovigo), Lieutenant General LAL. LEMAN% &t. have been sent to Malta, in the Elmo. TM, Captain LILLICRAP, as prisoners of war. A Cap. taro PISTOWSHI, Pole, whookBONArA fITE raised frod -tlm rants, ottlostat Wits particularly desists of toil* with him, has been put on board the Sr. Gamma, at Plymouth, until an opportunity offer to send him out to St.Helena=our Governaient hiving been pleased to attend to the prayer of his petition to this effect. The BELLEROPHON is gene to Sheerness tole paid of. The Patna REGENT, after giving an audience to the Lotto CHANCELLOR yesterday, left town for Wind. -sot, accompanied by the Duke of Ccaagnce. Mr. lasts, - the King's Messenger, aitibed yester day morning, about ten o'clock, in Downing-street, from Paris, &c. in abobt an hour after, Lord STEWAttt, accompanied by leis Secretary and Mr. 'CHABLIM GREVILLE, attired. None of the Ministers being at their Offices, Lord STMANT proceeded to. Carlton Hotoi, where he had an audience of the PAUCE REGENT for about two hours. His Lordthip afterwards went to Combe Wood, the country rest. dence of the Earl of Lt'vearoor.. . Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CtisatentaND were expected to arrive at Calais on Saturday afternoon, and to embark yesterday ,on board the Chicheiter packet, Captain RUTTER, for Dover. As *eh was firing beard in the direction of Calais, abbot half past two, yesterday afternoon, *bids was, to doubt, a salute on their Royal leavistiCalais harbour, they Were expect to land that evening, at thenyind Was fair. It will be seen, by a notification in ale Voter, that ail intercourse with St. Helena is idterdicted, while that Wand continues to be the reSidenie of • BOVAI'ARTIL. • 'A Gentle/on from Havre, ivhkh be left Op delegates that be Was at Caen on Wednesday, wiles _the Pmeriams arrived totals Military possession of dinploo—every thing Was their very peaoebble, but A riportwoo anent at Mitre 'when he left s: Oat tba. neig.def - trattensPting to disarm the imioalitlat Caen "a serious disturbance took place, and mtny.,livea Were lost on both sides. We are happy to announce, that it k hot Abe insen. tion of the Sub-Committee of Drory.lane Minagere to make any alteration in the prices of admission. CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUST 29. Ahbough Out Market continues abundantly supplied With Wheat, and the new comet freely to hand, that of 'fine cu. - • lity meets buyers at last Monday's pricel; but the - ordinary descriptions are nearly of nominal value, • having no demand for such kinds:—Barley is ls. per quarter cheaper.—Oats, and White and Grey Peat, sold freely at hilt tweet's pricesvi--la Beak and other grain there is HO Altitildol3: AVESAca PItICE of Cljkid s itifOILAND and WALES, trent the ream ending the 11th of August, 11115. Wheat. Rye Bartiay: Oats. Boas. Pease, S. 4. I ". I s. 4. f 4. I " s. 4 40 1 SS 1 ill 11 /ft 4 41 4 The average Price a Suiar, cantented hien tie tatreaS bade a the week wen tie 1$ Augur, is ess. sad. pat elm Of SMITHRILD AUDUAT lb. nßeet44 04 to is sej veal Se 'MN I/ Mattes es GPI up S• 6d Peek St all is Os 44 Lab fs ti -01, ed. Beasts 1140—lbaj awl Aafiabs rhaeo—rfa a t Y AND irttAW. P Made* 11111 as to II I Clew. kg /1 OD i'l fh At Mis to As ix 411. ' t4'4 l ' r