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" ": • T • 4, IV -1 'r Ver t ti...5.PC.11—.4 FRENCH [RECEIVED TillS MORN'ING (Frfint GAiellr) WEDNESDAY, OcT. 18 Royal Ordinance countersigned by the Secretary General of (Lefebvre) and (fated the2oll; September, after reciting that his Majes!y on his restoration in 1814, although he had found it his duty to re move a number of individuals from the offices uhich they had held under Iluonaparte, find yet, in consideration of the service:, rendered to the country by some of them, been pleased to grant them liberal vtlaries ; that on the return - of nnonaparte, some of tl►e persons %dm had received this mark of Rov:►l betfeficence had been the foremost to join the Usurper ; therefore, this Ordinance decrees, that a Committee be appointed to imquire into pensions and salaries granted in 1814 to those administrative and juliciary func sionarittS.whont it had not been thought proper to continue, in their oflices,—that this Committee should also state the origin and motives for such srcconipenies, as well as flit: names and qualities of those on 'whom they had been bestowed,—to decide whether the conduct of those per sons "between the 20th of March and the 7th July last, was such as to deserve the conti nuance or suspension of these salaries, &c. and to itraw up a report accordingly. The Sieur Si meon (Senior) Counsellor of State, is appointed Prtsident of the Committee, andSieurs: Belpiey, foyer-Collard, Counsellors of State ; Favard de La nglade, Master of Requests ; Harnnind, Di 'rector of Registered Debt ; and ROsmau, Acting Secretary to the Minister of the Interior, arc no- Ininated Members of it. OFFICERS WHO si:..NTED UNDER. BUONAPARTE. Another Royal Ordimance, countersigned by the Duke of Feltre, (the Minister at War) and dated the 12th October, decrees the appointment of a Nilitary Conihlission, "to be preSiaert over by one of the Marshals of France, for the purpose of ex atnining into • the conduct of the Officers of all ranks who served during the usurpation. it also decrees, that none of the OfliCers who served dor-. it.,7 the Usurpation can have any. employment in the French army until the said COibilliSSloll shall liave examined into' their couduct, and made a favourable report of it. The following refers to the above Ordinance : REPORT TO THE KING.—Ocr. 12, 1815. ' have the honour to point out to your Majesty, for the purpose of composing the Commission decreed byiyour Royal Ordinance of this day, to examine into the conduct of Oeiicers of all ranks, who have served during the usurpation : I\larsloil the Duke of Belton:), President.---Lieut.:Generals fount I.4l:riiton and Count B:»11e , soult ; Meta-Marshal the *Prince of Brog,tio ; the Sub-InTector of s, DuperrcUx; the egnnuissary Director, Chef-de-Bien. The Adjutant-Commandant, Chevalier tie Qucrelles, to be 'Secretary. 'he Minister Secretary at War, (SigOrd) The Duke of FELTRE. AiTroied (Signed) LOUIS. .IFrum Pie lioniteitr.,) OCT. 'l7.= --At two o'clock, Ficl4l-Mar bal the .buke of lyellington came to visit his ,la s iesty. • His Excellency remained one hour, 'with his Majt,:sty,'and•then went to visit his Royal nighness the Ddke of Angouleme. (From Elk Journal de;" Debuts.) I'ARtS, OCT. Ney has sent to each Slern'ber of the Chatubetof Peers two co pies of a Memorial, in which, in his quality of a Peer of France, appointed by.the King, he de iht! jurisdiction of every Council of %liar -as incompetent to try him. The Generals appointed to the chief commands (dale corps of the Allied troops, who to the num ber of 150,001) mien remahrin France ; are : For ..4ustri«, Lieut.-General Ilin : on Frimont; for I.J'eut.- . General Count Worontoff; for Greet Britain, the Duke Of Wellington ; and for :Prussia, General Count Gneizenau. The Ist corps cl'artn6e commanded by Gen. Zeithen, and the 6th corps conimanded by - Gen. Tartenzien, Coubt Wittemberg, will Earn the Prussian contingent. .ffhe Itussiau army is composed of five divisions '; the weakest consists of 30,000 men, acid of, 7000 Lorscs, will rerraFn in France under the orders of :tient...General Count.Woronzotf. All these corps, it is sate{, will be tinier the orders of the Duke of Wellington, and will be in their respective can lontw.mts bottt the cnd of the month. Paris Will be occupied by iO,OOO or 12,000 Brit fish troops, but they ‘vill be in barraCks.. On the 14th inst. at Soissotis; fifty p e r sons 'were hared, who had perished in conzequence of explosirni of the powder-rnagazine. Several, bombs burst half a lea L ;ne from thii"town . , anal did considerable mischief. .(Fd4ni the Gazette it , : 77).ance) PARts, C)cr.• 17.—Yester4ay; iu the Chapel of the Tuileries, a Funeral gass was said on the oc cftsion of anhiver.saHry :Of thti death of the .oneen Mirk Antoinette. TLC iu !uouruing . Several articles of th e ConventiotA.'vel a ti'Ve Peace, on which'there remained sont'e'PitiUtS for ditcussion, were yesterday decided 61166 : these articles relate to the mode and the periods for the pa)P.stent.of the contributions: it seems certain; that before the end of the week the whole of these articles will be definitively signed. The Bavarian corps, which was in garrison at Orleans, is announced to have attired at Paris. The Prussian administrations in Paris will re move from the capital by the 23d,0f this month. Part of the barracks at the Luxemburg are again occupied by Prussian troops. We are assured that Prince Schwartzenherg will have his head-quarters at Basle thring the winter, with 30,000 men. Tile Duke of Otranto (Foliclie), -is still at Brussels. SPAIN. MADttrt), OCT. is visible that a new Sys tem is about to take the place of t hatwhick. the CoVernMent has thought it proper hitherto to adopt. The removal of almost all the individuals who formed the preponderating party in the Ca binet, has caused a great sensation. The Coun sellor 'of State, EsCoiquiz, has asked to he allowed -to retire to Coulova, instead of go ing to Toledo. It seems that this ecclesiastic v sties to remove entire!) , from tl;e 'theatre of public aflairs 'which he took so great a part. We are here as s ured, that several menthe's of.the Council of Castile, among others the Count del AI. Colon, &c. leave the capital. - As for the reverend priests _Castro, Martinez, Ostolaza and company, they return to their convents, and the immediat e functions of their ministry. Tile troubles' in Galija arc appeased ; the Go vernment has published no new detail. The en terprise of Pallier term i nated %Yid' his. life, and the way in which it ended will be an example to those who may think & imita:ing him. The city of Cadiz, in which it was feared that the fatal sLeiis of the spirit of insurrection had been sown, proves, nu the Contrary, the senti tnents of vatrioti , m by which it is aniamted."--It has spontaneously furnished the v(priputents of the frigate - Soledad. The King has testified his sat'sr,etion at this, through the Gozvtle. • Na v arre is pet fectly tranqui!, `flit, presence of General O'DOnnell, Count d'Abisbal;, keeps up the most severe discipline among till: troop s . Ilk Excellency, bv vattie‘of orders flout the King, has been furnished with the funds neces s ary , to sup ply his sold N with what they desired., Out Portuguese froi tier gives os no real on.- easiness ; some troops are collecting there on the side ofßadajos and Ciudad Rodrii,o. ,These pre parations way sutice to dissipate the conjectures respecting war whkb.were aflopr. An articic from Frankfort, eluted October 12, states, that - the Servians have sent Dimities to the Ottomans, supplicating forgiveness, and promising implicit obedience in future. An insurrection has taken place at Cairo. ' SITTING?, OF THE CHAMBERS. :c.u.kmnott OP DEPUTIES. t atillg - of the 171 h 0,1. The Deputies:-.vent at .half-rtst twelve o'clock to their resp'.:&ice bureaux - , and discussed the Project.of tlte Law which was yesterday present. ed by the keeper of the seams (see outlast page). .1"e are assured that several Members proposed some slight aineudinents. The Committee, ot which each Bureau bas pointed a member, will inunedik.tely make its report. To-morrow there will be a public sitting. FUENCI-3 FUNDS. :is per Cc ni c. Baul, Actions . , . 10001. 1013 i. 73 c. 10051. • BRUSSELS PAPERS., [RECEIVED THIS 14.1011Ni5G1 AIX 7 LA-CHAPELLE, OCT. 13.—The first part of the pillxrs which the French formerly took from the Cathedral of Charles the Great, and carried to Paris, tinder the pretext that the strongest had the right to appropriate to himself every thing, arrived 'acre on the 10th from Paris, and were yesterday carried back to the venerable Cathedral to which they belong. FLORENCE, OCT. 2.—The Secretary at War has received a letter from the Military Governor of the Island of.b.,lba, dated Sept. 28, at Porto Fer rajo, states, that on the 27th of September an Al ge rine squadron, consisting of a frigate, two che becks, a sloop, a brig, and a galley, .threatened Alluding on the island, near La Cala della. Co taccia, where they put out 15 large boats, trying to cover the landing by the fire of the large ves sels. The soldiers of the volunteer battalion nnited with the peOple, who flew to arms. They were'repnlsed. They afterwards made an attempt to land near Cape St. Andrew, where they like- Wise tailed, and recalled their bons. by a signal. There appeared to be about 800 men on hoard.— They remained all night on the coast, threatening .to land, but did not attempt it. The island is in a good state of defence, and the soldiers, 4c. be layed extremely well. To this letter is added the report of the Cap , lain of a Timiscan galliot, which imprudently got limier the batteries of Porto Longono, where being exposed to a heavy tire, it came up to the zaretto, and surrendered, every necessary pre caution being taken, ill case of any infectious - disorder on board. LI LIE ; OCT. 15.-0 a the 6th there _ passed through Bevay a battalion of 600 Bcuitswiek in fantry, coming from Belgium, and proce e di ng to the capital. I-.;very day there pass w ; : tgg uus through Bevay, with baggage Aud other art i c les. bf ct - plipment of the foreign troops in Fr ance. 0" the 10:h there passed through a regiinent of Eng lish dismounted hussars, 600 strung, also pro ceeditip,- to Pails. AT,L THE TINE IN CONSOLS. ABOVE sq, 111 - LoNa To Tf I E HOLDERS or TICKETS Oa or 1:1;17. STOCK Pacz; , ,s THis toITEKy, WllO WILT. lIEPAID THEM:V.II, I :E IN MONEY, IF' pRE - - 11-Autr.D. THE (APITALS MAY 1:E Di'LliVN . 117ESI):11% iill NOVENIBEIL Vrinte, nuhrtn., Du r ,-1 Lisbon , I G o t t , n _ bLirgh, flatilburgh, 1 Wati,rford. PMCF. OF STOCKS 1).11: 1T TV.rELVE 11 . (71,f1C1i. India nondS, 4.4. pr. Excheq. ?.s. ss. pr. Omnium, 15-a Ditto for Account, Cutts. for Nov. b 1 ail! Bank steel;; 3 per Ceist. 11:ed. A 943, :-; per Cent.. Cues. (nig, .1 per Cents. 7:11 5 per ('t. :Navy Ann. ‘lOll Bank 1...1n:).. 1 . 1;1 I - atlIS HIGH WATErt AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-M0111:0W. Nlorning,.22 tairkutes after 4. I Evenittg, 43 minutes after 4. stiN L 1101.E1I QUIS DICERL FALSUNI DEA; LONDON. SATIfitThlY, OCTODER 21, 1815. , By authentic account's, received this (lay, we learn-that Muttvr has effected his escape from Corsica. Ile left that place on the 28th Septem ber last, on board three small vessels, accompanied by 150 persons, chiefly Mir:yrs. The Meander had early ►ntitnation of their flight, went itt pur snit, anti there is every reason to believe that the vigilance of our Gallant Tars will overtake and secure the fugitives. We can state from the most unquestionable au thority, that there is not one word Of truth in the reports of the re'vival' of disputes betrveen the East India Company's Servants at Canton and the Local Authorities at that place. These reports Were brought by the Windham, which_ sailed from Canton in 14'ebruary last, .but we have seen letters dated the 10th Marcli last, from Canton, brought by tbc Cambridge, which state that all perfectly quiet, and no apprehension entertained or any further differences, since the ships of %sat- bad quitted the station. The return of .PAN-xr:%-QuA to the Hong was considered by the English itS a fortunate circum stance, for the Chinese trade berig• a complete monopoly ) it is of very little moment whether the Hong be compose.' of e2;/tt. or fr;ir merchants ; the latter number, when they • cousi,t 'of good substantial men like PAN-K -QCA, is preterit le to the former, s4elt as they have lately heen—Men without, orttiiie or rept.ttion who for some tunic past had been intriguing, in coldunetion, with " second Chop Englishmen" . (Americans), and fomenting the disputes which had unfortunately taken place last year, in consequence of Captain ~O f the Doris, having violated the nett-, trality of the port. From the Paris Paper's of the lith atml I Mr', we have made copious extracts in our preceding columns and last,page. A tiny lAW Will:l.:Vela or punish seditious practices has wisely been the first, as it is .a most necessary work unenccil by the Legislature. The turbulent must be made to feel that there is strength as well as justice on. the side of tl►e legitimate authorities,• The Oaers who served in the late rebellion are to undergo a❑ examination before a Military Commission ap pointed for that purpose, and are not to be again employed unless their conduct can be satisfactOri. ly explained. • IVe are glad to see that the new Ministry in France have begun with measures so eminently calculated to restore tranquiihry and order in France, Our .cohimns are so crowded with temporary matter, that we must refer to our.extracts from the foreign J our ais .without further comment. Brussels Papers to the 19,th arrived this morn- The pirates have invaded but they were repulsed, though their most watch was on his way to St. Helena., Sn;n2 of our :News papers have paragraphs about a wooden • .P44lace preparing for this. Hero at Deptto•rd: mad ? ink;. Are they The dismissal of /4_, , coQutz and OSTALAZZA, among the other political changes at 'Madrid, seems to have given general delight in Spain. A letter from the Capital, dated 3! sr Sept. says— " That hitherto GOYENF:CFIE, the Ex-Ge:reral of Peru, and a native of Lima, called BAciurJANo, alias cl Conde de la FLORIDA VERDE, governed every thing by theiridtrigues. Guy aNri3ny. ruled CALOMAIWE, 'and the latter ruled the Minister LARDIZABAL. So circumstanced, a nu,sian, Prus. 'sian, Austrian, and French Officer arrived here ; the immediate consequence of Which was, .a remark able alteration of public measures, .ilud the dis grace of all the Krio's former favourites and ad- visors.-LOsTALAzA received 011 order • at two 'ill the niorning of the 29th, to leave Madrid for Deanship of Carthagena tuition 24 honri ; and this order was so very pet eniptery, that he de- r ' partzd at tlitiC aetrr.. °Dri ' ot • • g•i fore his spet:ilicd had e7nireti: r; ,„,„ I ! tressed ni it COl.::::trytilitti, '3'=") others, ento•ed toteitpetedly ) (ll° i g . ; • 4. partments of t.:AT o;lArtnn, and seii ed flll fr 05' paie'rs—tlitts di?covering ttle 0105 t infa;lloll9.-irst . actions. C AL OM, I IV OK Ilia. iu ;•011Seiti ejle : L c i sent to Clia'ilalam Xra, to wait the king's a1 ut ,,, 5 ; pleasure, And has been banished to the i, tie of Porto rO co : Mor.r.F., one of th e 1116st ,ili' gutted and intolerant of the serrge.j, j f" as the author of of the notOriotist ;, tiv i t ,it 4 rtztor (o , * the King aud :.lie Nation, kit Madrii!`2't, great precipitation for ai ilia e called• C313.1 ': chef, to wa a it the King's plelll-;-arni 0. ntli, been exiled rromthe Capital to liis divn c" u - V ° Escomutz; the Preceptor the 1 05, banished to Cordova. ' Th e di s ,r ra ced it is are hourly leaving Aladt iti ; some of them. said, aThese rc banished i l l i i a s ::: (l fil t l a ed i n i ii e e :P ;;: i i i l i f ij 1.31 0 ' ; e thel:l';:ha l b e l ; t ! ttits' with joy, and have overwhelmed the 61 : ca . half with consternation. The`' dilll '' °lt ' '. f veral examples of the Soldiers and oi-licer° 1 ° Soldier." t ; viz. to execute eve ry sth Oflicet :341.1 fir t S l e o l t 'i l i t e il7. l,b i e t z t . n Y :o e r a : c : la',(l t "idesit t4 n cl::67llit'°in tgl: el' (113'.e:t(If'; 0i ........ 11:,:a Yesterda cl. 1 10th, '7l ' - _-:.... :ox three bays reecth'27 if brigs, ~....l ere artive.,(l a t c iiiidest;)o, J 5 shifs,oly bet, i 0 - c i i sehooners, and 12 stoop; : of thi,?),:,, i. 5...,, ' me. iron) Toil NH) Great 13ri:ola audi,„l;t r'eit'itilai anti I 4 "In the harbours ill rphiee• ".41, n ci) aC :iot : 4: : l„t i titec :) ‘ ii i r,(:. - ,i t , t. :i‘ t . ; .( i : l l ::,i t ,,, i el : : : l.l}; ( i l et. i l e i e l.., s_ .. k s i c ii ii i in ta ) p i .. .l , i l i ' l i i . ) , l t e e l o 6 ( er )t l ol 'i v i cc r et 7 ' o L S l le sn l o, l : tl ll t a ' i ti A l l i ' l l ' t l l : " 4l : t lit o 'etil l i. ti sCY : l, ( : 'lti.:l . : : ':l . 3 ,. :_ i i: . flP:3 l l : lo iiieuien:.'r were princip:illy fvorn the IVcst 1112,0 from v.... Six hinidrell troops were ssoig to to.,:,Lr _pp, .:o e rt Han farce is sent in eonstvi, ~ i the areat.etter a ttn s i P li t( l, ') , ' , l l.s. '_l' ). ) ti te l. s .a lK i. i t l ( ! ciri e , l l\l l l. l a, tl ,, i , : ( e , ,, ) ,t. ' l, t 'l‘ gil , , ,,,,, i , ii i t r e, :i2. , 'C :r i i t t, .( i ti : l3s ic' . ; . ' l l- ( s.l , l , . l . l ll l Tl' l ,,, s i i: : , e c.). i t s r l t e l( p l i ,,, j a r : . t . ls ls s o s l ' ii ''' et ( l iit e e ,, ll . ' t t 'l t... l . 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ADvrb.eja ii:7„,:i,lt"Ar Cl'ilrL;LicAtic.,...s io S‘vitz....4-0" ' w i.i - - , st dm.. e • ;10 In the into t• . tie -t. e ; l:iii: rl -.\ '‘ .l4 , l:':''''lts :It' elll:';c1:::::''gri::1'; hs..:,`:,,',`""rs', %% hid) ',art he.'n it :t oi''' 14 ; t • 5 ;10. ,,, r t overnment, Thi, if is vf p resen t 31- ' 7 .1 1. 1 .1 :e is ( s ):Iill ' s t i .i l i o t i : ' l . l l L i si' : , -Fi<iii(l:l2.':;luise-s'elcl.(l:llcd - ill e c("9"1- ' ''l .11 Cis;‘,trini,;(*,)ltPtlitti;l:illll6r.'l::ifet:.:e.:l!:.-i..:Aial met -'l' . • '- . 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( e r: ( :: 3 l l : s ic i r t r: Li tic i e l l k . s:e o . es i .i3 t )tt i i i ii i(o lil li g:; : in :.l i f i t p .i li i ie ' ) S: g l i r ).i 2- tet . ) t il' a l : . g. i s it f t ;l i i ici s so e'ti t te :( l i Cl , l l l_ , . r :::: ;, ' ? s lit';;l l l ii'llfir i : il ei'% :: :li ts r:l4 l :il ig i.( : :" i t u r") , l:: t , 'S e t . :le i el.° , in t 'n i t'l l :l; :l ).eec- ; i 1 11:111.- e i iiii i lecl a ttell j ljefi ii rre:' ,. 111 ; ):1111 ; v eil, (irBizALTAR, OCT• 2.--Ou the 2Sth lilt , 3 ' , - , 1 ,14.1 --Ainialid. of Con:Ahrinel:::el,C)itic. jeaelairlsiar:IgNIVII"criill:1;11:::::15,1..11Oi.rel:: t ei ing the Bay they sa!uted the garis""' tl-: 1, el le' ) w , •, • , are ten sail,•the --"ll,o,josc t e D ll ::: e cs i e ... , E l z : E r 1- .4 8 1 t e l 1 4 , i n . ' , ' G c rge o l i g r ' n; s: . : e l l i t . ) '': t r ' e l ( B4-I :: et i ) ( 10: 1 . eependaht ; the CT”'is,,,,sv gate ;. tlle-'United States ditto, 'Cal taia, i,e•• without the slighte (s : 2 fe t: t i: Itinp:.Enifti:ee t co ' ; 4 ' o fly br• 7 c • ~ ' qs 2 Aptatu n.oGeus, 8:c . —`. „,fecth ealto, i a ' i i e n l ; : i ' l l a t i l l i l t: c,:e g i: ll t i l: ) ,, r c i ll: : ::: 1 :d : 1 :he : e li ‘3S YL:::11S101°111:-"lal'i(1:511::111.1;kki;:lep: St G itll 0 11 L an d urrnngento:)ts of °tar good I.;eutell3l/`,- ilitt, nor, iiener4l DON.•. The train' s tra.e " . ° lrri s ' '' consist, u r f Royal ; are ‘ r a t ' l l i 1 c e: \i,Cakittlilseitlg i : l : l, ll e e t:t3 g , t. b l e e :2 ll { , l .' battliitrn n f thi I 1111 re,ii 'lent, the `2tith regill ~ Bth hay, 601 h, r :fi u , an,; '''Ci hatt. 670. 1 s From the account which we published a ( c''' ' ,. , ( " 1 1, ago, it appears that Buc:NAr.‘rtTE ii c 'A t :• i ,4 dispo,e4 to enjoy himself, and TIVt- 2t has Muir about Ilk 011 - . n exc,eciling icApetauce'th„t ‘wit,,ld not be surpri,?zd to hear , ',owe ti"':',ll,l; lie (:egenerates in; tr it lucre 7f0r,.. viatitt. ore aeaths of .!rf . ..et Men, aS they 31'e Cal led ' o f treqUen:lY (i;9proportionetl ,to ibe splend.oll,er, their hivt..S, and the Tviatit of the \Ves t '3l"Pril4 .- lls, fall a victim to a coppzr stewpant a S ','.:;ii NinAr, perished by a ritoz, At ally rate, we i c " i ;:, ti":;1 most expen-sive aryl various cookery, e ; v j u i ; is ()Meted for his use, aud is, forthwith r° be se to St. l!elena. - nary • ~6 On the i 3 h, nlyru . tt mid-day, part t h e cur pf France, was destroyed by E. .of. 11)ft;, , ?Ititte I,o,viter• Th e S! , 11 :i; suffered vetv to!tch ; tbet4: students killed. Ti iis unhappy city lires'jt,erl 1d t e re 'Pee:tack t h e 01 , 4 , tii„,tre,ing, the streets . 1- t : covered With awl wol,atded ; ttic ceoe the accident is 110 t yet kiViirlll %lere ei;.;ht