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_Y__ y FOREIGN DiT ELLIGENCE,. FRENCH PAPERS. IRECIVED THIS MORNISqI (From the Gazette OfficElte.) - The first number of this Paper, dated the 14th, contains - the On:onnances respecting the convo cation of the Eeaoral Colleges and the Consti tutional 'Charter, which we yesterday extracted from the minor Paris Papers. The 2tl number (of the Itith insQ contains 'Ortionnances, appointing 6 2 1 Prefects'to the diffe rent "departments, most of them re4ustated as. in March last, besides 19 who were nominated by )3uonaparte, and are continued. . Three other Ordonnances appoint M. - Barente to be the Secretary to the Minister of the Interior ; M. Guizot, to tire Minister of Justice; M. M. • Barenre to the Minister of the Interior; and Vau blanc and Valsuzenai, Prefects, Honorary Coun sellors of State-. • (Frnin the Mom'lent.) SUBMISSION OF THE REBEL ARMY. 'alm, JULY -14 —The French Army beyond the Loire-, commanded by the Prince d'E , kmuhl (Davoust) has, .through the organ - of Licinenarns- General Count Gerard, liaxo and de . Vainly, laid. at the foot of the Throne irs ENTIRE AND ABSO LUTE SUBMISSION TO HIS MAJESTY. These Gene rals were - authorised to this by the latesc dis patches of the Prince d'Eckmuhl. [Fran the Caz.ette de Prance.] BAYONNE, JULY l .- lie armistice between the Spanish and French armies is signed all hostili ties i❑ this quarter are therefore suspended. We: hope that this reconciliation Nvill be definitively confirmed, and all the world desires it. COURIER EXTRAORDI - NARY, SUNDAY MoRNING. Colonel Labedoyere ha., been just now arrested. The Austrian troops, under Generals Buhna and trintont, were to occupy Lyons on - the 13th. 'The Iniperial Guard of Austria and the Royal Guards of Prussia continue to arrive in Paris. The Grand Dukes, brotkrs of . the Emperor of Russia, yesterdAy visited the King. PARIS, JULY 15.—1 t is said that the Address which contains the absolute submission of the French army beyond 'the Loire, is couched in noble and touching language. May this return to good principles ..coutinne this time immutable ! The army, united to its King and supported by faith r—t doubles its strenath to render es- sential services to its country, and to' recover its Yesterday, between One and two o'clock, ..tbe Grand Staff of the English Army, composed of . about three hundred General and Superior Offi cers, with Lord Wellington at their bead, w cnt to_the Palace of the Thuilleries, to pay its ho mage to raeXing. Ibis Majesty received the as semblage - ot so many distinguished Officers with timt ;trace and: benevolence which accompanies all his actions. They were p-i-t.s-t , titc[! to him, and named in succession. The.. itlOnareh wore the Order of the Garter. lie afterwards addressed the Puke of Welli;:gton in I,:,:snglish, and said, " My Lord Duke, 1 owe to you a personal obli gation, for the humanity and good 'treatment of your army towards my. subjects. I acn happy to have an opportunity - of expressing my acknow ledgments' to yoti,• in presence of your tvlrole Staff." The King afterwards spoke to several Officers. All retired, penetrated with the manner in which they had been received. The Duke de Richelieu arrived at Paris yester- tlay evening. It is believed that an' Ordonnance will soon ap pear, the dispositions of which -will. tend to aile viate the restrictions on the entire liberty of the p,ess. At - Aleut - lon, Evrcux, Villiers, CAterets, viers, Tours, thz bells' have been ringing, guns firing, and dancing in the public places; joy was at its height. VILENCEI Ft:INDS. ment. The_following is one of the causes to which the momentary suspension of business in the public Stocks has been attributed : Two months ago, for the purpose of procuring motley; the Minister was otdci e 1 to dispose of sonic millions of stock be longing to the Sinking Fund ; the Contractors title of sal e or o f security, hart either by of this stock am! gave money fur it-. Now, these contractors wiltto complete the sales,•vindto canse the vouchers in their hands to be transferred to the names of the real holders of the stock. The present Minister of Finances does not wish, as itis said, to lend himself to these views ; be-offers to reimburse the money that has been laid down; by taking and backing . the vouchers, and thus considering them as mere eecurities at -least, that they may, ,not represent to him. Notes of trolters outstatuliag till the have been negociated. on their . side, and conform, 'aly to the interest of the bearers of vouches, -ob ject to this: arrangement. and refuse, as it is pretended, to transact-any business in tiie publ;c funds till tbiS nint , ter be terminated: 117 , :1-: OF Fit.A.NCE. Sin the elounthlifelCortmerte or 15th Tgl c, in an altiCie-on the e`3 ,- .caP:nige of Paris, it is said that " the , Givt'rntlent has hollowed of the Bank 15 millioa On the deposit of 'fi ft aII linndred mil . - lions: of Francs in Stork:" lam ordered by the Governor of the Bank to contradict this as a false and unfOunded assertion. The Government has made no Loan Loin the Bank. The Director GARAT. IMONAPARTE. It is said from Puictiers that an unknown per son who is presumed to have been lately a King, is lodged there in the house of a Public Func tionary known to he devoted to Buonaparte. It is added, that there has been there since the July a mysterious person, who conceals himself, and who is carefully concealed from public no tice. Finally, it is said that this unknown person seems to expect spine person or some one, as it were Napoleon Bnonaparte. • flowerer,. too much importance must not be attached to those reports, because, if one was to believe all that is, said, l3uonaparte would be every where. For .example, at Lyons and Dijon at the same time, The fact is, that - he and his follo‘rers are in sad entharrassment ; this is all that is certain. • ,:• 1 1V, . , Lord Castlereagh is fre;i'dent.orthe Commis sion composed of foreign and French . Ministers, which is charged with the regulation and percep tion of the requisitions necessary for the Subsist enee‘of the Allied Armies. The persons of the family of Buonaparte have at last been obliged to quit Paris yesterday, and the morning of this day. The General COrumandant of Verdun, has de clared to Count Lobenstein, that he was ready to restore that place as soon as he received orders from the King. The Prefect of the Seine and Marne has issued an Order for providing subsistence for 60,000 Bavarians who are to be cantoned in his depart- A war-contribution, to the a►nount of 2 . 50,000 francs, has been ordered upon the arrondisement of Fountainetolcau. The disastrous news which it Was pretended kd been received at Marseilles, are not confirmed— letters of a very recent date make no 'Mention of the matter. (From the Jqurnal Ur: Debats.) RHEIMS,. JULY 13.—The corps of Prince Wrede occupieslorraine, the RepartireOts of the Meurthe and the Marne ; that of the Prince Royal of Wm:- tcinberg is in Alsace. PARIS, JULY 15.—General Jomini, Adjutant to his' Majesty the Emperor of Russia, has arrived in Paris.. The Duke of Bassano (Mara) is to go to Pisa, in Tuscany, and not to . NWeimar, in Saxony. We are assured that • a great number of our most elegant Ladies mean to celebrate the return of the bc:st of Kings, by dancing to-morrow (Sun day) evening in the 'Gardens of the Thuilleries, tinder the windows of the Palace. This charm ing assembly would have taken place last Sunday but for the bad weather. The allied troops who hitherto bivouacked in the Place de Carousal, are to be encamped in the neighbourhood of Paris - . In the Department of the Garde there have been some scrions engagements between the Royalists .and the troops commanded by General Gilly , but the latest news announce the suipension of all hostilities between the two parties„ until orders shall have been received from Paris. Every thing must now be tranquil there ; am! the white' flair, without doubt, is by this time hoisted everywhere. A considerable corps of English troops, infan try and cavalry, is marching in the direction of Orleans, to join the Prussian army. (From the Journal de Pari,F) PARIS, JULY 16.—The . Allies 'seemed to have thought that the Castle of Vincennes would aut., render unconditionally, although the Command ant offered to put it under the King, and hoisted the white flag, This discussion is nearly closed. Communication is now held %yid) the garrison, and the attack which was preparing seems' to' be abandoned. A Journal states that the Emperor Alexander has declared that the whole Russian army is to bivouac:lc on the outside of_the capital. lie adds that military will only be lodged in the houses of rich individuals. General Clause who has 5003 or 6000 men under his command at Boordeanx, has caused an Ogicer to be arrested who was sent to him by the D,lcliess T11;6 li:tlCer Cba77;C:i not to dclay bis sul - nnhision, that Dertrttnents . ivhieli he occupied might •be spared the-ink'fortune!s of invasion and civil. war. General Mosel ord , ...red this Officer to be con ducted lions oi:e htsigadeto All °the'', to the head quarters of the Arno . il of the Loire. lie .was de livered at Angonietne, where, in spite of the ef fort of the Prefect, the Royal alithority teas re cognised on the i I Ot.. File (Own of Avignon, in which ai the partizans of Linonapartc ib that vicinity are shut up:,.conti _ tines under the yoke of tyranny. The Palace of the Legion , of Honour being - occupied as quarters for soldiers, the Chancellor has published *au Order, desiring all communica tions to be addressed to him in writing till the audiences are resumed at the Palace. PRICES OF TIIE FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents G 3 f. 73 c. 63 f. 25c. Bank Actions -930 f. 997 f. c. BRUSSELS AND 111ANKFORT PAPERS. BRUSSELS, JULY 14.---The corps of Prussian . troops which,is, advancing to our frontiers is-com posed of 30,000 men, and secuis to be intended to occupy the strong places on the frontiers of France i 'v - hich shall submit either voluntargy or by force. The troops of the - Netherlands are also intended to form the garrisons of.these fortresses. Numbers of wounded French_ continue to be brought in here. Yesterday several waggons full of them arrived ; they had been taken in the last 'affairs near Paris. Their Officers had made them believe that Prince. Charles was Cot9ing, to the as sistance of France with 200,000 men. These prisoners are embarked here on the Canal, to in conveyed to England, where abovle 10,000 have idready arrived. A new Decree of his •Alajesty has 'been respecting the formation of the National Guard, the force of which is to_be - three men oat of a population or 100 soul,. YPRES, JULY 10. L—A funeral service yes, terday performed here, in memory of the brave men who fell at Waterloo. A collection of 1,100 francs Made. . SCHAiIfitUSEN, JULY s,—By repeated accounts from Upper Alsace, not only the plates already mentioned have been mostly burnt, on account of soldiers having been murdered diem, bat the, following circumstance, attended with fatal ef feCts, has alyto halipened- at Muhliwisen ;—One evening, at the muster,of a German Corps, fifty men were kuisSing;' on a strict examination the dead bodies of several of the Men missed were found: - These - wefe sliwn to to the asseurbreg corps, the Comtnander observing;, that it was left to the men to pupish the crime: The consequence of this enorinit y wasotbe pillage and burning of that place, so distinguished by its tuanufacturts. ' DUTCH TVLI.II4; BRUSSELS, Jul. , : 12.—1 t is _tioiv coofirmetr by accounts from 'Luxemburg, that the vvlnil.! Of the remaining divisions of. the Prussia d army have passed the Rhine, „alit' are nu the march' to join Prince Blucher.., The negociations with the Comm:11'1(1er r,e •_ . Metz have hitherto had ti farther result than that the Commander has declared lie — should be_ ,guided in his resolution by the course of events. The Hessian troops under Ge4icra) . Engelhardt, after taking Sedan, marched directly to Chatle- Ville and iNlezieres, 'passing by Givet an&.Rocroy.' A•body of troops; char y corn Posed of NatiOnal Guards, Who attempteiLtO stop site Thssians,' were instantly beaten and dispersed, and' forced hastily to Sly over the Maise. A., large Russian . : • and Hessian army is zo Joni the Hessians at a given place; and then to i march directly to Rheims. The inhabitabtS.of that part of Fiance who have been armed, throw away their arms and o totheir homes; and*any put,on the white cockade, hut. the Governors of the fortresses still refuse to ne gociate with the King's Commissioners. OLDP,NZMIL, _JULY 3.—On 'the Ist irstant, 2,b00 Saxon'tt'Oops; of all arms,' passed through here, coining 'front their cantonments in the cowl- . try of Liege.' They were all mnimted and equip ped, and, as they said,, are going to Oldenburg, where they will be organised, and then return the contingent of the King of Saxony, to combat With thy Allies against the comnion 1301 S-LE.-Due, JULY 10".-Last Friday General Cambacerei, and M. Durnaidin, Buonaparte's rage, tak&l prisoner at - La Belle Alliance, were . brought in here and convey.cd to Coeverd'cn.---,- through laast this pi.i c Sattn;iayave, very fine train of artillery passed and since . then a very fine company of f volunteers. In .consequence of the iftlint•roos app'qcat,ions from Officers Cotnntandiog .slfirfs for life .-boa one is ()Meru() to be fitted and issued to each ship, instead of a jolly-boat: - • AITT ,• , , ...r ., ~,,.. ,_ is ..ort-r.y Efs;con. rrivit tt ( I, ~': (i i,i . l: o- ' ' "."" 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