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FAENCII VA PF; It S, tRUCEIVEb THIS MORNING.] I (Signed) A '011.1)ONNANCI!, Or TUE KNG. tr kpclis, by the grace King of France 'and ,NaVarte—to " We are too tooth convinced of the evils that the instWility of the rielitslAtor omy cause in State, (0 think of a•general revision of the live Codes %%ilia were in yigottrin our kingdom when we promulgated time. Copstitutio . nal Chither to the peopie, and ‘vereserie to ourselves only to pro pose particular laws, for reforming whatelcr may be susceptible of amelioration; &c. to. " we have ordained and do ordain the follow- . log • ••• , . Aryl% tienttntiiiiatiintsi cliprestionl, and furnitll3 used by the GOyertintents pi ior to too; return to our kingtrom, are effaced from the Civil and other Codes, mot are replaced by deno minations, expressioni, nun formula, conformed to the Government eitabli6hed by the{:ottstitp tional Charter. " entsserinenee, fnrLiil our room., Tribunal 3, Vrefeets, and oilier Officers, to employ, in the citations ivhich they ,will be obliged tc, tnake of any law, the dentiniinations and eX ressions suppressed by the preceding article. " 3.—That a new edition of different Codes be printed, under the direetibn of our Chancellor. " 4 .—'fliat the substance of all the tt.t ides lie- Junlly it, vigour remain textually the sauce in the new eclitiuu, ' --Tl►e new editions sl►uH be' ',reunited for our app:obation, and each of the codes shaft be aided ro the bulletin of the laws. fi—Our Chancellor is charged nrith.the exe cntinu of the prebent allot - mance, to which otir Minister's Secretaries of Sotto 6111111 contribute, in wio+tevcr concerns them in their resitective de- vitt Nell at Voris, at the Chateau of the Tuile ries; tie 17th July,, 1810. "LOUIS , " PARIS, :Tvi.y 19.—1 n quitting Lyons the Duke of A ngottleme announced that he would return nu thy 24th to this city, whence' he will go to Vichy. Hie Royal Highness will then %lit the caitetn rlepartn►ents, and will not, perhaps, return to Patio till the fNe of tlint The Sienr Combes, officiating Minister at Lane- Montustruc,' has just been int i ertlicted , and tie privea by the Archbishop of Toulouse, for his anti religious intemperance, and laxity of teclesi sticari diiciplitte, Au F,tivoy from his Holiness very shortly ex pected at Paris, to' treat of the affairs retativC tv the Clergy of France. It i further added that Abe C4rdinal, Pacca will be entrusted with this important mission. The Seine has fallen since yesterday ; but the istallon is yet coveted with clouds, and the North west and South-west winds still continue to blow. Although the ibite.tind Duchess of Berri lots bit the Vulace of Elysde Bourbon they hare not L►ilssetl dining with the King, and passing part of the ivening with his Majesty every day. Vesterday the Court of Cassation was occupied with the appeal of the Mullins, priiters, awl distributors of the Na 'lrk()lore, against the sen tence of the Court of Assizes, given on the llth of Jane last, which condemned them to deports.... Bougnot desisted from his appeal. Al; Faultier supported the right objections to the sett settee proposed by "Lind, Dufey, Zenoivitzi and. Laurent Ileaupre. Giraud riuplessis, one of the Advocate-Ge nerals, refuted the objections with great petspi- cuity. 'The Court declared the prpceetlings were,per fectly regular, and in consequence rejected the appeal. Geueral Alutiton.Duvernetlias been brought be fore the Orevotal Court at Lyons. The first timing took place this morninr.,, anti lwas uot yet I . 4ett. All the avetim!.s of the Niece of Justice are guarded by bond and toot soldiers, uud no one is admitted into tilt Court but with (No dm. . Those Manillais who were not in Paris i am conk! not be present at the taking of the oath or Siinday last with the other Marshalq, are ex M. Martial, a distinguished itdvocate - at the tar Of Lyons, and well known for his political fyinions, undertakes the defence of the accused, peeted' here soon. NAmrs, Jo LY G.—News from the Calabria% an ,flounee that order and tranquillity are re-estab 11,hing there every day, The civil guards are eirt y *here on foot, and show an indefatigable teal in the pursiiit of the robbers. TlSie most.,ter. ribic , of these monsters is surnamed Beearttorte, ' aj reilgth is prodigious, anti the people regard !duos ~nth.iopopitagus. ,lids staid that he drinks the bfacoffor the animals that he kills. 'this robber he- I.l,abariaiii, and engaged to serve !Lein in their expeditions, Ht; has bten returned eight months front the Isle ‘'rhere . fre pia ,whole. ennntvy cinder withont being nr teitea IC.t. 11.1111 e aliiffe inspired &bad. Pive of his Wert: talttlit with him, awl the tribunals will soon ilelirrr society from such 1111)11SICVS. -Titcy will continue fitting tont Itips for pro tecting our eununerec. . The ik.lamais deCireell9 k, some say, Ih:signed as Arlibassudor to .lingland, hilt others say to Itussili.' The fact 1s; fist Ilsis iNtinister %%ill he 111Wily3 here, turd iris tabgettc.c I,vuuttl cause many regreta. CoUtiTKAY; JULY ii►l►i►bitsiot• of tl,k city arrived tl►ls moraine; from ; l►e w i ll witness of a scet►e' there ►rlgt;ll deserves to be known s • Yesterday,• about trine in the tkening, the trartipet's of 'a regiinent of cavalry sounded a re treat, aS t'S the ettAtnit 'in all their different quar ters. The weather was cloudy, the thunder' rolled, and the lightning illuminated the dark ciunds col lected over the city. Ail ot a sudden, eri groat, and lamentations; were heard eVery•uhereohtee quartets of the inhabitants rushed' Out of their honscs, and threw themselves upon their knees, in the streets and public places. It was with' infinite difficnity that the cause of this tumult was discovered.. The good people of (Thew, petsrtaded of the near approach of the um! of the world, thotight they bad heard the SEVENTH TRUMPET, %% hick, according to the Apocatypce, chap. 10. v. 7. %vas to Announ ce the last judgment. Our coun tryman restored peace to them by observing, end as this ceremony would tat,e place With grent splendour it would, probably.,be in the middle of the day, and in very fine weather; and thh , morn ing the vaio which f"( 11 in torrents had completely ttanquiliized them. fltrA".o-I,PliNt)v. 5 per Cent*. .... • f. :IC c. Blink Actions CIIRCRIVF,h vrtsrogn t.Y.] rARic, Majesty retitled yester (l..;y at the Canntil at Ministers. Yesterilay Sir , 'Sy . (ll)fiy Smith wak:inirmineetl tn e King, ai►a Ii ni I lie lionbor of , au antliedee of biAltlttesty In his Cthinet. ~..; Tile Fina i nce Minister has aerideti that the Credits for the Ordinary Custom D►►ties 611411 in (*wore tie execrated front two to four m o n(lts; throe on Sugers to he reline d from four to six months, wittiont etty neegmeettfttiort of the ?ref per.C4lll. ui laweince to the Collector'. M. Georgcs de CiSTRIII;ItI, Secretary of Embasiy at the Hague, is appointed Principal Secretary to th it Et London, in the room of Mootalambert, wilt/ is ronstituted our Millie& Plenipotentiary to the of ‘Virtentbrrg. The latest intelligence fr•mrrorkey states,lbst the provinces are far tront living in a tranquil eon dition. Symptoms Of the plague, more or leis, continue to 'tnanifest themselves pt Constan tinoplo, Smyrna, Alexandria, Cairo, and the Isle 'of Candle, end unfortunately little care is taken to resist its progress. By Apt Ordmmance of his Mnjesty, the exemp tions formerly granted to certain CISSSeS of indj. vidttals from the payment of licences to carry fowling-pieces are annulled. All citizens, in fu ture, will be equally Fable to the tax.. PRANKVOSIT, JULY 13.---entairitlal rains, tor rents the like of which we `have never before seen, storms followed liv hail, lay waste Upper Franconia. Whole villages are under water, The enyicons of Manimint are inundated, The !thine and the Neckar have r risen 0 feet 6 inches above their medium height, and the hopes of a very fine harvest have been almost ruined. The loss in hay, corn, tobacco, anti poke, is iliCaleninik, DAIINTSTADr, JULY I‘4.—Yeoerilay a Hessian regiment entered Mentz; and at the same time a proclamation was pnblished, in which the t.;rott Duke Announced, that in pnrsuance . or a Treaty concluded at Frankfort, with the liltnperor of Ans . triu and the King of Prussia, he took,possession . of Mentz and its d e peodersies. • VI'ONNA, JULY 7..---k/innitt Do Czernitcheff is' expected here ; he is the bearer of very, inspot tant tlispatehes from his Court. We have itAtelligeneti front Egypt which menti.,us an unhappy event, occasioned by the cruelty of aft undisciplined soldiery; and ~Ite‘vs to Mint dAngerS the Buropeaus are exposed. The wife of M. liocity, Vice-Consul for Sweden at Cairo, and his two daughters, Were 'returning from bathing, when a soldier struck the eldent of the dattOtero with iris musket, and she died in dreadttil pain in a leerhours. k She was only 14, and very beautiful. The murderer was arrested, tinli execnted on the spot. AlthottekMahomed Aly Peclia,Governor of Cairo, expressed himself to a taken sincere part in the grtel of the Vice Consul, though he had promised to re move the Jilferent corps of had-IntentioOed t roopi. the Francs were not tramptil, they would not leave their quarters ; and, above all, would not remove from the city. MADRID, JULY Royal Cedule hAs been publitrhed in the city, relative Co the French stk . questrat mos. A junta of reprisals had been esta blished to inquire into these sequestratians,,in 01- ' der that proper indemnities May be m at te t o time t dmiciles, agreeable to the prottisioni'44lll: J waft°, • he extracirt! pretbot Cqdule, therefore, wit, issued coufortriAble to nit article in the Treaty of Paris, of 1814, to' as'rertain the 'value of the property tit French sobiects sequettrated during the mi., domiciled .9paiu. TO COrtitESPONDENTS. 0: it. A. M. of Cheltenham, is infotmed that it is agaim.t our ink to insert such Productions us he has sent us, blue appelred tilieu4 in other London N e wspaper „ ANalvv.l)-1 t 7 ranie, i Ii 1 und, 1 Gattinhurgh, 1 Flat!cter*, t I hatiburvh, 3 Diilditt,l 1 Watvrford. 171:2"1 Gutttu busgh, 1 114tubtugh, I Netterfurd, STOCKS PRICE 0 . , • 1-11% PAY A'r I WF.L.Vr. per• Cent . 1101 .. 0444 mi. —id 5-Igthi 43pt•r Coot. 0,110 . .(33114'6 .Into Bu n PdS, pc) . Cvlitm . 6 . rm. N. Ann., 944 i Cons. for August—. ••• • 63 SIJPAIt •••••Merage Price of Brown or Nloicinailo Sugar, coMpiitii"from the lit:hung made in the 'week ending thellth day of Jiity, ta li, is 4ltts.4ii. per cwt„ 1.11141.1 AT,LoNooN nitirmv: To•mon.Kow. 53 uiinutry art!r I n ittutei cifler 1. tE 491 UN 11/LE 1 trocAT LONDON, MO 04Y: JULY 22, 1814. A Cabinet (:caivel) was held this (.I:rt...at Fife. llotise,stippoiell to he +Ivo!) ot sof inqiartance. The Paris Papers of the Oth, and n mass or Continental Jottrnals, have reached us this Morn ing. The Monitcor contains a Royal Ordonaltnce for puyishing a new Edis ion of the Code NApo, Limit, the souse in clfect but with altered names. The rest of the news IS possessed of little interest. A Mail from Llambutgli hringi the following : " SAxottY, JULY 1 I,—Por these five Weeks past the Elster and the Pleisse have overflowed their banks near.Leipsig, and have done immense damage to the fields and meadows. In many places the extent of the ;land inundated is three quarters of a league broad. A large ntimber of seasmews, and:other water-foWl, have made their appeariknce : hares and deer were seen swimming On the Rood, The Elbe, the'aulda,,and the &talc, have also riche much damage in " COPRIMAGEN,Jutor9.—Bya Convention con cloded:bo.tyveen.tlie Danish Marine Commissary Rothe and the Swedish Admiral Fabricius, Den lentii gives 11.10 the Grgwv,3 nO'weden its ships of war that remain in `4.14e, but hours of Ntoway for the stm`bf 0 4 000 didlars . specie tiverolylto,totit, sterling). A Russian scpia.kon 'is ckpected its the Sounds, with-tome troops, to complete the Army of Occupation. The Adinital's ship has on bOird (tic ikitery Of the Crown Princess of the ,Netber lands, which it will land in Holland on the way. " 1383L1N, JULY 13.---The arrival of the Prince and Princess of Orange is still delayed, and it seems they will not he here before the 19th. 'this delay is occasioned by an indisposition of the Princess, which males it necessary frequently io take, a day's rest. • Our, army, both cavalry anti infantry, is to be reduced to a proportion suitable to th e voun i state of peace, but the number of the rvgintents is to remain the same."' The Peruvian,. the urrival of which from .St. !Mena we announced on Satorday; sailed from that bland on the '6lh ult. nUoiIAPkRTE was, according to repOrt, in good heAltft ; but, `es ' it party of thotgoons had been brought, from . the Cape for guard-duty, and they attended hint in his exer cises abroad, his sulkiness and discontent had gieatly increased. Sir POLTENOV MALConAt had not arrived out. 7The Northumberland and !ince phalus were at St. Helen's ; tin. Pita:tabled gone to the Cape.; the Zephyr to relieve the , Racoon, itt Ascension ; the Mosquito to relieve the Icarus, at the Isle of Prange : the Leveret was cruising. " Advices from Cadiz (says aStuiday Paper) tinetly state, that the nuptials that have heeroso long iu contemplation are not 1 4 0.teke place that the Princesses remain at the t;esierit capital of Rio Janeiro ; and that all the magnificent schemes _of the union of the entire Peninsula under one Monarch, and the alienation of the extensive Provinces of the Rio tie la Plata to the King of PORTUGAL, are totally unfounded. Th e Duke of IN.FANTADO and the Count of MI RANDA, who were , officially employed to receive the Princesses of PORTUGAL, and to conduct them to the seat of the Spanish Emlcare, have re. tut Heti to Madrid It, consequenee of the disappoint ment of the project which had been formed, which, in' the event of its execution, %void(' have so nearly affected the relative character arid situation both 0f , ,-Porope and America," Upon this we have only to obterre, that the latest news from 'Medrid *at always too abintd to obtain any credit. a The Araketi 0136 guns, Captain G. M. BLIGI4, 'Arrived on Saturday afternoon at Portsmonto , p, the JamaicaJamaicastation site sailed from Port Royal On the 15th of June. The Pique, I'ay, and: bad arrived from England for khe peace ter- vice. The Jnnon, Captain Fassithwe, havins otti bnard-General Foz.ota, Commander-in-Chief of the forces, and his family to bring to Enghttitl, was to leave Port Royal on the 17th of Juue forth! Havannalt and Plymouth. A vet y tragica l ci r cum. stance took place at Port Royal on the, 10th ult. It appears th at some offence had been given byona of the boat's 'crew to a party of blacks, who, in consequence, on the folltiwing evening, Wept in a body. 10 the lauding-place, determined to revenge the insult upon . thc first British Officer thcy, shotthl meet with. Lieutenant the Hon. J. CAL flientriti of the Junon, was, unfortunately , lima" ing from that ship at the moment, and he instant. ly fell a victim to their brutal revenge. He ryas tt brother of Lord CAL-THORN:, and. was, most .highly esteemed ; his body will 'be sent to Eng. land lo the Junon., The Hampshire Courier and Chronicle adds the following particulars to the above The Araxes Ii been Uncommonly health/ since she has been in the .West Indies, which ttpwitids of sevenel n mouths, bavitig4ost oolf orie.nidn. Front iler we learn that ittre United States frigate Macedonian, Captain ‘Varringtou , gra4 arrived off Santa Martha, and the Commis• sioner an board of her made a peremotorydemaa to the Governor for' all citizens of the Voila States in confinement there to be instantly glee* tip; he was informed that he ought to proc eed" .' Carthagena and make known his demand to ih o chief 'audio! ity there, Which the Comnii 3,l ° Der would not consent to, and gave for answer to ties Spanish Governor, that he Would . Cruise off tb t .eir coasts, and make reprisals. , The laieit accin!Oto brought intelligence. that she was off Sat" Martha,'' Of the murder of Lieut. CALTLIORPOIIe salt" Paper gives the subsequent account " It appears that about eight 0'64 oinTifu rg " day night, the l 1 th tilt. some young geOtienl eti and seamen belonging to one or more of the men of War, and some black anti coloured peopled' the town of Port, noyal, had a inisunderl"" din g' near the wherry wharf, which came to blows* and throWing of bricks, &c. : this dispute 0 11 th' 'med till about ten, when the Hon. John Cal' thorpe, second Lieutenant of his Majesty's ship Junon, who .vas on shorn ally, y 4404 that way, noticed the disturbance, and 1111111" tliately entlenVintreti to persuade the man of W ol ' l people to go on board their vessels ; bat, while in the performance of this laudable entlenvour;..hd received adreadfnl blow on the baCk part of tUe • bead from a brief., thrown by one of the oppolle party, which felled him senseless to the g round hr was raised tip by some seamen, and taken on board,his-ship, but the wound was found to bo , thortali and, be was afterwards conveyed to ths,, - - Hospital, at Port Royal, where lie langalill ea until about . eight o'clock the next morning. Fro" 1 the very moment he received the,shocking ven"" till his death, he never . uttered a worth A CON.. ncr's Inquest was held en' Thur . sday, when the ! Jary, After n minute deaeration on the e vidence, - - retrirtted- the following verdict 'flute the " ms said :Lieutenant the Honourable John Cal " thorpe came to hit • death by a mnrtd • " wound intlieted - by John Baptiste, 14n4 " Benjamin, and others, of whichwoand be " diea." Baptiste and Benjainin have been Om" nutted to,the gaol, and four other men have, taken up On suspicion of bCing concerned in tl,e ~ ob murder. The Coroner has offered a rev or ( tending. to convict cc any free person that will give evi" en orper petrato rg or of the horrid iteerf,' : and g iving inf cry t perpetrator toatiortoto , thq same effect, a prOtnise to use -, A ; c endeavour to '.procure his or her freedom. 'pro deteased was brother of the Right Han. Crilthorpe, and fitat cousin to Mr. ‘lvilberftrec* 1 Ater the extroOrdinary letter to the SecretsEY 0 tl' , e t it tidying' been suggested its. '4lollbt Irish aom - sn Catholick Board s igned " 1 " 148 "wICH," vvhs.written by 13 rrotestant or Ti te de" 111 " 8i313 of °lit see, we take: so me merit ; 'rota clding the Controversy, by an infrence cif' c is io tin i ; ds t et ; i n tal e n e et ti s l i y) fi t tc fa uo v tiit o r) t es t ei r r ee,oll;eisetioattlit,.giice 01t1,15:: Epiitle—the Romait Catholicki need ": ....00.1•01411. 1 . 1 . 40...... - tM I hig l i t t l e ti s M t l a u t: t o h n or ir ty s: it t that S: n li o t t l p been tght:ernfoisr(clll,Bl:: 4ENT•intends spending some time at Chei te ; i ,T ri co hht that the Prineess Cii tltt,otTE and the I ; ‘1 O D of CIIIII, LIG p hollowing tile 1)1114, - ( " 1 gar I.ll . inT o ,: wit ro h tt pose Visit dttrin hiS resideocc 0. . G - bray Lndge. ‘ ' -. , • f i ~been suppressed