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INTELLIGtNCE. FRE/CCEI PAPSItS, DECEIvEI) tilts t4oß.Niwo.] iFronit the Oa :woe Offirielle.l MINISTRY (317,,T1TE Paris, Oct. 2, 1815. To the Prefects ~f the ne ll artm,ts, , Gentlemen,—The Kntc has heen pleased to entrust rr.e with the portfenille of the : Int,r;or. • immediatily tinned my vye towards yon. 1 thought that yon would add to the imperious feelint df sour conimon.duties, the benevolent (!esire of seconding a Ml pister who has gtown old in the career which yon now run. Ilis Majesty honours by this. choice the place wltivl) you - cupy, and thus announces the importance and the val:4e tkt lie attaches to yOur labours. NeVer was an administration more difficult, nor did any tauo ever hold out the prospect of greater glory to th:isc who should worthily fultil its functions. :Difficulties ought to in trease your courage. Collect all your energy to. corviner them ;--thinli . only of your dot ies,and occupy yourselve, en tirely with them ;---hecome politic inert in ti n s full extent of Out word, Fend when you feel the approaches of a' sort of ttlt to mind the iminze of your augnst ivign, Punish:l4: Ynit with'the brightest example of the force of an indefatigable spit it : yon will immedi itchy feel your conrage reviVc, and the happiness of serving hiin will restore to you ail your energy. • • • - Place iii tho first class of ).our ditties the maintenlnre of Public order, and if in your department the ill-disposed dare to circulate 'reports on the re-establislonent of tithes, the re 'storatiolf of feudal rights, the violation of property giviran , teed by the charter which the King bitiislf has given, to his 'people; 0n will not confine yourselves to slew the ridleu lonsiless of the imposture; ascend to its 'soiree those who spread it, and let then; haiided °err to the' tri blinds. Do not hesitate to proceed immediately to the Com , limner) , where the imposture may gain credit. Igo n o t wait tilt the evil has gainr:d ground ; by a 'rapid tniisnre oppose instantly the turbulent with all the weight of rout authority in the very spot where they are .acting. lie , quire the came promptitude frail Sub-Prefects. Be thns pre sent over all; and never hesitate. Vigilance preventS tlicnr dens, and renders unnecessary the application of force. But I act sensible how much faree even is OCCetiSFI) y. Shortly, that which is placed at your disposal will be increased. Exeicise the most active vigilance over all the Funetiona 'Ties placed *tinder yOur Orders. We ought all to serve the King' cordially and loyally. If there are any whose pohlic conduct appears to you either tioubtfil or timid : if they palliate disorders, if they hesitate Julien they should act, inform Me of the suspicion with which they inspire yOu, and give them' notice that you haye ac -cludinted me with their conduct. That yun may be able to deliver yourselves up to this ener getic action which I repirc of you in existing circumstances, and by Which aliove all you will merit the favOur of the King, shall labour to simplify the details of administration. I purpose to rewire of you nothing uaeleis, that those things which are necessary, may he executed with 13 much 'care as promptitude. 1 hog yon to communicate to me y our reflections upon what , - Ever appearslo son to clog or to retard the march of admiiii itrotionsand upon the nsearis of rutvierin4 it plu ,t‘ta ttore easy, • I tecsimmend to you, ahove all things, - the prompt dispatch. eel' that multitude of affairs with which the interests of per , lons and /ocatiiics are connected. Often, of little import ance in their nature, they gain consequence by their number, ' and cayintat be teptitted without exciting numerous dis- ' . cuntelll3. Th same activity which I hereby require of you, you hare right toexnct from me. Every time I.IUSLICSS is leturd id write to me, addreAsing your letter to me 'aline. Itemind Use of the affair in two words ; this will lie sufficient to incite `me to examine and to terminate thi; delay of whi cif you have -muse to complain. I shall bt: happy to present to his Majesty the resolls of 'your 2cat and of your labours, it will be a plco,ing• duty for we to Itiilit s but if I perceive in your a diniiibitration slow ness or iudoleitce, if . you do not exert in it your whole ener .gieq; I shalt, lky , your contluetbcfnre the King; no considera t.;on wil.prercot we, accept, M. Prefect, Ike. 1111akiter Secretary of State for the Interior, csiglic-l) VAUBLAINc. (Front the junotal des Debit's.) Fits, (Jr:T. 3.—l3aron "Vitrolles, Minister of is iti,pointed Anibassatior to Copenhagen'. M, Justus Gruner. Director-Gcneral of Police 4 France for the A 11441 Powers, is appointer! Atnhassatior from the King of Prussia to Dresden. airon Ansretten is appointed Minister from 1t:15641 to the Diet of theGermanio Confederation, which is to be opened 'Oll the ist of November et rraid:fott. 'rriehan, :41inister of State, and most too-' finenttnt'connselh, r of the King of Saxony died at Dredett cm the 213th September. lie was 73 years v.f age. That portion of the Prussian nrmy, which is not to remain in France, has commenced its re trograde movement. Ahe,oly the Grit corps which was enotoned in Brittany 'under the orders of Geo. lanenzivn, is oo its match to depart from Fbenee, and will not pass through thin s. The Duchess of Otranto wrived lit Tertian on the nth Sept. and left it the, ftsllowing thy, tak ing tire void to Met;. It is said that several of the (:ttpnissiovrers of It.-,liee have I•ten dismissed. Among the rest die inus)e Cumminges is mentioned. aviele of great length from Nome, dated pit ) septefulter, contains the Protest noticed in 7ne of Tburbilay last made by Cardinal Mthtll'ivi, in the name of the`Pope, against alit lie t.rranietuents of iheCogresi of Vienou, "jell 4~ .N .r intitnch upon the an 3 ;ntoosts 5r the (ler manic Churches, and of the Holy Chair), trron; PARI9 7 , er:T. 3.—Yesteill.ty after Mass the Klotz n•ceiv4eil the Duke of 'Wellington and the Atlohn , szth,)r frotil S:IN Lord Cathcart left Paris yeSterday for Lontionv On:: pictilee - only lifts been taken - fr . mo the Gal- . Iffy of the i Luxembourg, tht Itoty Ftzmily of Ra phael,- which several persons have attriboteitto Andr6 41`;?1 Sloe, hiS • A great rp of baggage belonging the Allied Armies, left J'aris yesterday by .different At nine o'clock yesterday morning, tvrei..timent Of heavy ,artillery of the Itoyal Prussian Guard left •Paris by the Barriere of the Throne.. Thu Bavarian troops at Chaumont will be short. ly reviewed, and it is .expected they will march for the frontiers immediately. The !tar-guard of the Prussian army left Rerun's on the 29th lilt. - • The signals on the route from Vitry t Rennes, Lave bten burnt by the rru.ii:►ns. el.runi. the (iettette de Paris,) PART'S, OCT. 3.-We are to-clay assured, that the Treaty with the Allies was definitively signed yesterday evening, at half•past six o'clock. We can say nothing about the conditions, they 'will probably be published in n few days. A Treaty is said to be concluded between Eng land, Russia; Prussia, and the !louse of ()range. Lucien Buonaparte bus left Turin, accOmpitnied by a single Austrian Wirer, to be taken to name, where he is to reside uLder surveillance. MADRID, SEPT. 22.—Tilp Doke del Pargne leas bven appointed by the King as Ambassador to Vienna. Long official accounts from Peru announce that the insurgents have gained the prm , inee Cuseo. t'3etit-tt4, Emperor ►tt..itussht is expe(ted beim on the 15th of OLtoher. LlANoee,a ) Sail% 21,.--count Minster is to. spend some time here ; he is engaged in the or ganization of the kingdom. [The Moniteur and the Journal de Paris contain nothing of import ante.l J FII Clf I' :7NDS. S pp' Cents. Dant; Actions to,s7 f. 103°2 f. Wc. SWISS GA2E'rI'ES end ALLGENIEINE zirruso. 13 r. E SEPT. line returned to Zurich,' from Isis vi,it to the roast, kind South part of Switzqrlictul. ' IlArnsunGtt, ffrrr. .well-known 1)r. Von Hesse u ill set oti in a few days for Paris, on f t mission from .our Senate and' Merchants, t o urge the chin) whielt.l-lantburgh has upon France, in the most energetic manner. Even Suppositg the Bourbons recognise the validity of the contri bution of 48 millions; which ltuonaparte imposed by Davtiust upon our city, which, however, in opposing, the Usurper served their cause, as well' as that of their own.liberty ;- yet, eve') if this he dedur.ted„ France is still a large sum in our debt ; tor Davonst; 'at that time, engaged'in the name of his Government, that the immense demblitiMis executed by bis orders, within and without the city,, should be made good. if ever a just indent, nity itr to be made, it must be now •or never,— The Danish troops Vvhieb have repassed the .1:11be remain in Holstein . . • Jt is believed that Denmark will continue to receive subsidies from England. The three ships that are `arrived front Rouen,. %vitt! woi ks o art from Paris, Mask) alpran two hundred chests.' This slims what a quantity of suet) artieles the French carried off from :he Prussian States, They ore brought here in barges, to be conveyed 'by water upon the Elbe and the Havel to Potsdam. Th e Ki ng of Sweden has given the .otder cif Vasa, to Dr. Sloever, Editor of the Hamburgh Correspondent. VIEN!tA, SEPT. 22. —ller Imperial Highness the Archduchess .Marin Louisa arrived the day before yesterday at Schoeubrunn, from Mariazell, having ntatle almost the whole journey on horse , 'hack. Het-Majesty the Empress lives quite re. Tired also at Setnienbrunn, waiting for pews from the Emperor to depart for Milan.. Young NoPoleon. tivlzo was-indisposed ft-few days ago, ag tin visits every day the gardens' Of Schoenbrunn, on whieh occasion he is always companied by Count He now hardly ever comes to the capital since Count Diet richstein has been his Governor : his atteridanti are all Germans, and lie has already made eon, siderable progress ht the German langtio g e, general he is said to spew much noderstandin,, At a late Corporation Dinner, the. Fecurity of Funded Property became the general topic of conversntimi, witeii a Gentleman bt the Law, who wa, appealed to on the subject, thus addressed the company Every person possessed o Stock , " whether in 3 per cent. consOls, or in any other " Govermaent Fund, beco mes a creditor of the nation tor that sum'. and all the land in the f` country, as well tis the houses, the shipph ‘g , " the mattufactures, and the merchandize—M, " itt fact, Of the rash, and every otber kind 'of " property in the kingdom, whether hclutigin g to " individuals or to the State, is mort gaged to a ,t the Thret, Priies of 56,000/. timid the ,14'o p ur y " PriZoi of 20,0091. in the present Lottery ; and 4L5 they may all be drawn the 7th of November, " no• time should be lost in buying a Ticket or " Share to secure one of theni." The 'following 'are extracts front a letter written by an Offieeynirank from Paris, dated 3d WF do not go to •Nctrumndy as was Affected. The nritisliarmy is to 1;e kept in Paris and its vicinity ;--the. light brigade is io be among That part which is t. o 1n quartered in t and they expect to get in very s ,, on. The sympionm of popular cifinniotion in , 116 s color ry begin to be much more serious —and wit hill the last few days have been sr i threatening, Ono the Prussian troops . that were on (hell' march to Normandy litre b6en countermanded. It. has ben since determined,' that they also are to be quartered close to Paris. '" Some nights ago a !nig:tile of the Beititdi army %VHS' ordered to remain it Arms during the, t ht, at, tome trrattitbMlCC t'XlMettil to break out in Paris. The Lit/11%TC IS • nearly stripped. The Spa .. ntards have talien away the tine pictures Ili' MU MILO, as Well AS tile rest that belonged to then). 'i'hc Italians aria at this titutuent busy in l'eln6Nitig RR of theirs (hat retnaw. " The report that the Treaty between the Miles a9d France is signed is.gencrally principal stipulations' are - said to be—that the . chief towns. are to be .g,irrisoned by the AllieS fOr a certain period, and that all the oilier lottifka tiotts are to be destroy‘:(l. Liite and Stras!,ark are to b e given up in mudiatvly ; the other wrong works to be levelled . to the ground.. 1\1 , 11;y the garrisons love not .yet sorrengh.Ted, by a h emsel yes of the,meaaerusion of siirrend,rng to the King, but not to tie All 06;3 will be immediately put an end to." Paris Papers to the £th at rived in rbnrse this. ittoOing; Their only article %tort by' of notice the Circular Athlyei;s of the New Mitlister'of the bi ter i or .to th e pep,tronental Prefects. it is a' plain and sensible doctotn. • The following are the- chief artides of intciii gcr,ce its Brossch rapers to the iith mid Fratikfort to the 1.4 histant !' STUTG,RpT, Sprr. 23.—The Ktnc, by a rescript of the 13th of thil inooth, has eon'yoked the Asernhly of the Siarci of -the Njogilom_ 'irre&:tikviiii; On the 15th cif MANnarm, SErT. 28.---The news that the Russian troops retoriling frnnl France are ordered to halt, is true only tvith respect to the cavalrj., which are to remain for the present in France. " OcT. 3.—The private letters from Paris continue to Ahem, that seeerol Of the sea- I►orts of Fronce are to be oceopietl by I'inglish troops for w period, on the 'cil►rattion of which they. et By ti lt , news from Germinty, and the private l etters fr . om Paris, it seems finite certain that Lorraine'and Alsace will ire .separ:itcti from Prance, anti will be incorporated with the new Kingdom of the Rhine, which is to be erected limier itie ,dynasty of his Imperial Highness the Archduke CUARLF,S OP AUSTRIA." Some of the Swiss Papers state, taint the Right Hon. G. - Cs-a:4mo %vas travelling incognito tbrotigh that Country. This i s a misttike. Mr. CANNING. IS residing as a private Gentleitian ut toiarn_,tic.a.tiotrn, * having, ,*6 staled soir.c Owe ago, iebignecl official sitostioo the ino• inent tie ascert s aiocrt that tics: PIMICE RECENT of Poirrp4AL was pretcoted friiili tettiming to En rope. ' We have the -144;asure to inform our Rental that " t,tvo Expeditions fol. criplorbig the Interior of Africa are' no:v in preparation', ati:l tttill shortly take place under the direction of Government: — The former cif these -is iiii,oded to pursue courle of the Niger, and :-Icertain the.progreo and. termination of that hirer, as fan s can be effected by following the plans of Mr. PARK ; the latter is to proceed immethately tumuli of the Copgi); aad explore, the course of that river, according to the suggestion of Mr. Al.sxwe.i.L, author of the Chart of the Congo, the:, very intelligent friend of 11Ir. PAitn. ,The duty of directing and stiperintending the preparations for the former of these 'important expeditions, bus been committ . ed by novernutent to .Major-Ge.n.Nir GOR,DoN , Quarter-Master-General of the 13:itisli Fu! - 6 3 ; the tirratigements for the latter have been eatrust ,ell to Jouw BARRow, Esq. See'retkiry of the M litivilty. The nomination of these Gentlenna to the services ill question, cannot fail t" bu. highly satisfactury to the :is it the hest assurance of ultimate StICCeS3 to the ii dertukings, which can be derived froin great real anti ability on , the part of those to whom the eV , I3- . of superintending the preparations i 5 entrusted: The latest inteliige»ce from Irehiid is in on 1):Ige. ..• Portlier dispatches we:l. yesterday r..ecive(l hy (ioverionent from the Duke of IVELLINGTON. fbe ,lerterS received y esterdn'y tiom Paris, la" nisi) . no fuel,' intelligence Of importance• 'Th e 'lreat y v i , •stated in smile 'i)f then) to be s4:' {leti ' ";" on its way to England for ratification, Vellr'"'. 4 the latter part of the itiforooltioo, fiS O'C lii',e re;!- son t o believe that nr)to a late honr yeltettl l Y it 1641 not come to hand, ctiira4ll it WiCS hourly t.V.• pect ed. The.ratificatitrit of the T 1 'T r eaty 1 , O fl ng ll - laud will he the bigital for the (1,1) , -" q " " i . r i l'aris of Several person con n e cted wiEli th e -' -r '' tish . Governnient.''' 'Late letter , were received yeste 'rd B ay from ilh nA amt; Bat celonta, but !woe fr o m CorantiA 0 r 14 ' 4 . - 11,..4ilb7wrhootl, consointt'sitty the precke f ite tlt Getwinl Pont Ka is still totkilow n, s , •. The Doke of C't.,A4r.Ne 'arrived in to .v 9 yi:!cr ''Xillis' 11/iitilifq, from Bushy, aml nti‘, t ed itvoit ti;: . I!atxcy. ItEGF,,NT at CAttl...foN ii ,,,, ' e. • The-Duke - of )"ork ;tits expee.ed in to'Aftl 1 ""--. t / night front his visit to the Duke of 1.171...01.1, ' , (.:lrevelc . v. . . , I' !he full extettt of the merits of Dr. (0 1 - 1-. . 5 . CiTahiologienl Svstent was never known till "" w ' tre leant Irmo Le I),tri.; Papers, 10-(1.1,y, tho thi: 1,-)cTi,")", ' a IOnv; tioltr-r!;0, CX:lllittled-c tiZ: I.; fo,, I:s ( .. 1 tut: C,rot Itvri FAUC)li:lo(sitol fill' Irc;0011 111,011er Cl i ,: i i ) o ' n ' t u l i t ' e l ;it e m '. Ye plainly, I ; I .' ‘' . — t i'1 .1 ( .1 1 Eit i c. ' e l : u t I l i Is " : t Q t i t i t e l y e!:e v i; ll,:i M.“Frit: - Intie, sr, i'leitati., A11(3.15.--S3l'„ last the anniversary of the .['raters It suesr a.. Ellgiand••4 Ilirth -day was CeletwAl'ell here %vita tli,charges of art Wet y a t Fort It/, }'al, at St, l'i ws rfre. nod at-La Tritt . 36. In the evoilog there i 41 !- I,lltitt;it.atittu at Fort ]toy Al. :t runner WAS' ,itc h l . 4 A Cit . : lajor.lerill . 1)ela val, Commander of tics ./Vti'kiitary Briti,it force it> this Ctilony, at Whi" ••Ctstult, du- Vaugirkititl and all the Chit and i‘lili'• tcr 41.trY Attiborities 'were present.. On Sun trA Y ":. _ 11""11 I he ,news or the srirrender of Grairlaktrpe:c:: the troops of his I)ritatinie.Maie•ty, conn.tun.1 1' .,; by Sir .I.l;nes Lelth, were an:Jou nced g Sti Va .I , y a discha: l 4 -, .: Of 21 3,:tras. `.. • i'ireli Oa l'hurs.r.lay laSt,AVAt.xert.sClpr, D.i. a r; ~,-. at' the l?ospitahle mansin•a o f J. 1.3. S. :\l"g 3t : : ',,,' 1.4 •:“i• M. P.: i)t: itoke)v P a rk, i ii t his c ounty , " , tie bit.* his retarn from the Tll.AillS Of tiratt4lo°' - m i.. IM "g ht OA: sgveri;l I;',' thl, tl'Opiticsnftheme‘lll-' ble lzsll% . or June.-0-uric Chronicie, 04. :"...) foo t; A meeting of the iNlevelr'ints of 1-4 1 ." 1 ` 1" iii; .1 -pileeyestvrthy, and entcre.ii, , into a veq fi t ' o f tl s ih i r l, ot i t. - i t c i r gi i lt i l : ,i ffi! :1 11 , i .i t N t r: l ,, : a l 0 :: 1 1 ~.I( l : a l l ' v t , ec.:l ) ,,, e .:: :i i i . f e i!: : :: : Il i: le i, g d(ill,... i c ) : e l , l l :::: t :::,:y: h.. .i . t r i: ...at that plac;., • ()')Thilrlday, it ren al', wilt) so;ric t ?Jilt figt ) 4 ll° l l ; W ' s" . t"let ) a alcilitin , l ; , t•- - :at !;' en:tt friar the fi t° lig,.. s D " ek . azol sold i: to :1,1,. , ..v in it osernary-laar, w;:1. piabitely whipoed a-t the cart's. tan fl .OlO 1114) 04 East Sinitl.rtield tO :It' Dock-ga,c, ptirillallt Rk as s"reti(e at the (ihl iloiley. 'lle after‘varlls Iv sent - to i pri•On-for six ItoPlltirs. .4: i 1 0 it " t 1I I l a " ..,tlDriv,y Dt - , - ...rti.--On l'hitrso.4-41)°".) •• '- - rtle'll: 'lts. tnelalA : lrOiv .I 'Clilt of ~Idle)) th-j",ca: ha , oecorrtd tor Stllite tiftte.p;tss. Coll" 5 "!1, 1, 1v . tto9wo char..teter, front the eirctunstance in- 1 e..i. .. m g strived, tor- many years pat, tti e " : I , v ,. eret ' ''4 mean 10 .ca'for distrihnting pa2ers from ~.-I ‘ ; ii Z - ,-, 1 villting Otfice, awoke at: the usual liortr,lol`-o`ll peal to be very well i but on - his wir d 9 ,. ' ,.it . tic'rwards entering the inoni, lifter looting 3,t0 h . 0 1 , :l t i ". : 1'111 , 1 :: 1 1: 1 6:t G l :i:1 , t te' 0. ; . if c y :1: 11 :; ,. .. tt. r t i t. - : : . it r is iel i r :C r ! ,ii t it r)f * if i ly i ti r. : l : ) l , ; ' s : rt , il i st :2l i e : er i r l e : Vh ; t3l : l l.ll . 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Mo. Itiaibnrgli Bremen - ... 31 5 • . . Altimit - Parisi 1 Day's Date 23 20 Us. Ditto' .. TIOUSACIIOX, ditto Frankfort on the Main . Madrid - 3EI ' Elfeeti‘e • Cadiz , Barcelona . :37 Billina ns • St. Selmstiun's 37 • ' . 'Cori:tin:l Gibraltar Genoa . .. Malta Pdlermo Lish(Cl ()port() Rio ,Lineiro Dl i l i iiii , , lul l —Cork,... 1 I j per Cent. Agio of Bala; on 11011inn1.... 2 _ - Portugal Gold, in Coln / .0 0 0 per Oz. Foreign Gol4l, in Bats 0 0 0 New Doolfloous New Dollars 0 0 0 SIGH wATF.n. AL' LoNnoN BRIDGE TO:.1101 . 010W. 3,3 minutes after 5. I Evening, h 7 minutes utter 6. PILEM (/ ti 11 ificrna rAtium 1,ONI)ON, s.I7III:D.iY, 007'0111111 7, 1815. -11 -1 1.4 SUN N.