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certait44ll 4 a't 111;'y cat . ] expect "it slisidnte front Russia), they or•e nut likely to be so.successfnl iti t!. new in-Irrection 4gaiust the Tutits - us they were is the former. BOLoGNA,-.AtiG.,10.13y An edict of Cardinal GousalvOill—t he Codes introduced Iy the late Governntentii:e abolished. _ The Austrian troops have almost wholly quitted this city, which is tiow.,gariistined by' se pal troops. Three hunstKed Officers, fee. of difftrent . nations, who were in the Neapolitan service,. chiefly in Ore Guard, have been brought through here, under escort of the. regitnent Flitter, aud sent to Mantua. FRENCH. PAPERS, (RECEIVED THIS .140ENI.$G.) (Prom the ilonitcur.) VIENNA AUG. B.—The Archduke Palatine ar rived here on the Bth, on his way to Schaum 'bourg, to espotae the Princess of Aramlt-Bern., •bourg. They are making great preparations at Pesch for the reception of his Royal Highness and 'his August Sponse. The recruiting of the army continues. Within these - few days several thousand recruits from .Lombardy have arrivcdto reinforce the regiments. Thtya(so speak of a new Levy in Hungary. ACG. 16.—The Emperor will quit Paris in the •beginning of OctOber, and proceed to Djon, to -be present at the grand Review of the Austrian 'army in Burgundy. His Majesty will illettee 'continue his journey by Lyons to Milan. - BERLIN, AVG. 13.--From _all Official publics-• limb of the loss sustained by the Prussian army, 'it ai pears that the First Corp., from rst 'Tine to 3d My, lost 38 Officers, •9118 Subalterns and privates killed;. 200 Miters, 53'x2 rank and tiic wots-tacivtt ; 2; . Qtticco, rauk z4nd file prisoners awl missing —Total, 265 Offieirra,l3,Liiiranis and file. - • Stroud Corps, from 11,5 i sth to the sa4 'June Fast, 'l9' CM •cerS, 1280 rank and tiq killed ; 151 Oracev, 3916 rank and i 1e wounded ; 7 Officers, 2134 rankand file-prisoners and utissi ng--Total, 18‘ atiltcrs aud 7429 rank and Third Corps, frnin IStlf ,lufat to 3d lost Ifi Officers . a 34 rank and fill killed ; 107 Officers,' 2636 rank and file ounsied; 2 Oflicti's, II:29 ran k and file priioners and* inissi fig — Zeta!, lib Officers crud 4599 . rank and file. • Foottlt Corps, trout the 150) to tive 234 Jnnr, lost /3 Ni cer:, 113? rank zind file ; 149 °Meet., 38;1 rank and file woundcl; 5 Officers, 1174 rank and file prisoners and 'Missing—T(44l76 Officers, 6177 rank and fife. Grand Total, 5770 l.ilkil ; 1-6050 wounded ; 11,000 pri -23ness and missing —ln all, 33,140 men - . . Rome, Aud. 14 --It is believed that the Queen of Etruria abid the Ptinee, her son, wilt inmetli- urely r.turn in ROIDC. . The Mardis of )3i.lndini had yesterday his, au dience of leave of his Holiness, and.will soon set out with. a tnu nu merous suite on a particular mission to one of the Allkecl.Sovereigns. 1-(is Excellency stop 0 . Milan, where he will compliment the of Austria, in the,natue of the Holy Father. A letter dated Bouplcaux, Aug, 9, from- Count Lieut.-Generpl.of the Royal armies in the I•ith mil;tary division, to Baron . d'lsmert, Commandant in the department of Landes, com plains of the acts of violence committed by the disbanded brigands in that department, and orders them to be lisaririecl. (From the Gaze!te de France.) It is said that the Duke of 13uurbon sets cut . this evening on a little journey, but his ab3euce wti•ill not.be of long duration. 'lbis morning a great number of foreign troops defiled on the northern Bonletrarts. They pro. coed to ti l t pta'al of Versus (Marne), preparatory lo the grand review, which we announced son►e _days back, ►+nd which it is expected will take place early in September. It appears certain that none of the Russian troops about to leave Paris and its environs for th e great review, which is to take place in the plains of Champagne, will rettun to the Capital ; and that tlie.glilisreut corps Warm& of that Power icifl.conrn►ence their match front time French ter fitoty. Inc King went out yesterday to walk in the lilldges of Sevres mid St. Cloud. M. Jerome Bnonaparte passed through Cads tulle on the 22d, escorted by a 'Wirtemburgh Oflieer. • •We leit'n from Nuremberg-, that' a lint , shin army coming front Poland, and which had arrived 'n the sth at Frankfort on the-Maine, in order iu march on- the - Rhine, received counter orders b" t he 9th inst. and is about to return to POland. The city of Arrai hai not yet opened its gates fo the Allies. . Fcibt soldiers ,Daly are' permitted a ,:vieliet: - they pass itrthrough fu enter, and M. th u e:Marquis de Montcherne is named as the ter . son to "be setit by the Bing in the . character OF Counnissii - nter fur Ratice to the island of St. 'Helena: • - . • A report, is current at Vessoul, that various Austrian corps have received ctders-"? INTPare to untici, for Italy. s : .) - ' • . • (Prom the Journal de. Par's) Tl►e Mike of Otrauto bas just been named a INicinbe: of the thdrribet of I) , ..l)ltitt by Electoral College of 11;e clepatitnetic.of is Cor-, aze, preaided MTV by the 13.tion'ravard. it is already known that hiS Exttllenek had peevirittsly been named by the - Eleetord Or the antiof the.Stitie and llitrne, 'and 'that he has decided for the last mentioned departntent.. (From the Jvrfixa des thbot.s.) Since the 15th of this' - Itiouth 4 Hesse, stack 'has taken possession ofits indemnities On the I,efehiank of the Rhine., composed of the better ..Ort of the department of Mont Tonnerre, conn ing sixteen cantons. 'Tie city of NVorms %%ill be the seat .61 - the Goverennent of the-province. Pro per residences are being prepared for the different Authorities, for the GOvernor as well as for the establishment - ot the Univetsity, and the barracls les- - tined for the reception of 800 infantry, and four squadrons of cavalry, Baden will . have the circles of Spire, of Dectx Pants, and part•oflhat of Lantern, as soon as it shall have come to agreement with the Last ' mentioned State relative to the counter-cessions. The celeimlted Canfava is charged by the Russian Senate with the execution of 'the statue 0.1: the Einperor Alcxamier. ' They write from Lausanne, Aug. 22 :—".The Duke of Bassano has again been arrested at St. Anhin, in the night. between the" POI and 20th of this month. :II& has been separatell from his family, and forced (they say). to return tw Berne. The English General Dalrymple set off on the Iotl August from Genoa, to lepai'r to lime.. lie is named stcond in command in' the lonian isles. FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cmts, Dant. Action* . AMER.WAN PAPERS. • CFi•ont t? tratchez .Repubtkan of Jirnit); • A spaniard Ikas arrived a few clays since from San Antonio, and reports-- 1. That Arredo►tdo was attacked in tl►c near Montetey by General Palimn,,wito clefeaied hint, and put to death all the European s'►ftlie`rs Cif Arrectondo's army that felt i►►to his h:►mis tl'r.►t he, took possession of Monterey, where he now has his. - hed-quartcvs:, 2. That Arredinnlo was at Laredo, retreating toward's- San Antonio. 3. That Mmendrader,Captai.n-Geocral . of Chit- manna, &c. &c. marched with Pr',3.i) nwn in sulr 7 . tte c.ltrlrtti,, tr yst ant,..e saint by A Palhan's arrny, defeated, and ohlige.d rettum to Chihuahua trith very few wen, almost all those that survived the battle haviag glint: over to 'the Republicans. . . 4. That tho' noted Monco Garcia was on the coag directing his march towards Mata Gorda and La labia. 5. That there was but about 600 men at San An tonio, naked and. s , ta;ing for want of provision, not being able to lca‘e the town for want of horses, &c. G. That Governor Corder° had sent his lady into San Antonio, apprehending too mach danger for her 'to remain at Co.m I I I ....m..a—that DOD Igna4o Perez, Sambrano, the father presidente, were assembled at San Antonio with other of that de scription, and all in concentration. All the Spaniards that returned from this quarter under the General were sent off to the interior some time since. (From the New York EVCUIMg Post, Friday, July 21) Our readers will find, under the Boston head, London dates to the Ist June, and their contents are intetesting. The fortunes of Buonaparte daily grow worse, 'and if reliance can be placed on dne article, we have reason to fear that, in the last extremity, he has it in contemplation to ap peal to his friends in the United StateSi go join their_ fortunes with his. Such an ,ete,,w i :we do not think is entirely, but of the reach of prohl,bi . lity. We have heard already an offer to tilke the oddS often to one, that he will be in the United States within one year. (Front the National Intelligence'', Jul, ea.) ' The President of the United States awl his Lady left this city on Wednesday for their seat in Viginia, where they are expected to remain for se veral weeks. A private letter from Paris- deities that the fires in the Bois de Boulogne were not accidental ; they'were occasioned by some of the troops smoking in their huts, which are constructed of trees and branches cut from the wood, whith,- in many places will soon be reduced to a plain, if the troops, as is expected, remain in that neighboarhOod. The wh o l e nue of trees on both side-, of the road have been levelled, and they are 4.iBed to cot the Un derwood for firing. • .TravellersfromToorraine (called from its fer tility the'garden of France), and from oth6.agri .cultnral districts, aflietn, that ti e 14 , rain•of—every amt. was never fitter nor more rtbitthut., It serums that Providence vouchsafes ,thissca:on, to make . amends, by its tutThiticence, -for a portion of the calamities which desolate France. MATE .S. Atiotimn-1 4 Ilaiiders, t Waterford.7. , ik I)UL-1 Hulland, 2 tiuttcal;tu•glt,' 1 (kter:lse'Y anti .brit)•. PRICE OF ~ '"I'OCKS THIS ti.‘y AT Twt:LvE o'cuictc; Bank - Stock, 3 per Cent. i'7....(1. 8647% Exclieq. Bills, 3 , .,55.1ii5. :; Per Celli. C.llli. :i64 g ()lithium, (7I& pr. 4 per Ceot4. 71-i _ - -thon. tor Payment, 614:1 pr. :i imr Cent. N:try'Ann. g 4 Zli I C0n5.461 - Octu'oer, 5a4 i 57 !Iznik L. Amu. i419-lialis 1. . 111 CM AVATEII. AT LONDON MUDGE To-Moßnow. Moniimr, 55 ntittiltel alter 12. I Eveniug, 27 Inianites after I -TI IE SUN. SOLENI WIIS DICERE rALsum AuDEAT? LON Dc)N. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,-7915. DISTRACTED STATE OF BELGIUM. We lament to have to announce, that the aspect of affairs, in Belgium is vely unsatisfactory. The decision of the King with regard to the New Constitution has excited great opposition,. and there is evety reason to fear that a very unsettled state of things is beginning 'in the Netherlands. The Press teems with inflammatory and revolt:- tionary docttments. Among other productions, there is one en titled " An Address float, the People of Belgium to the English Nation," in which Belgium is made to claim its independence as the result of that sc,ruggle which has given independence to Europe - . it is complained that the persons ern - played in the 13igic-provinees are all Dutch, or p/trtizans of BuoNAPARTi3 and strangers . to the love of epun.-. try: Belgians therefore protest against their nnion. with Holland, witli-the new Constitutional Act, on four grand points.:-- list, - Because it will render their National Re - presentation illusory. Zily, Because it will give them a Constitittion clepcnc!ii•g on the mere will of ,the existing Go,i vertu:teat. 3,11 y, Becnusd it trill reader -them! tributary to 11O1law1 ; and. • 4thly, 'Beeanse it rill deprive the 13e4-;io Church of its liberties- and privileges, We arc sorry that, owing to the lateness of their arrival, we cannot translate the important Papers which traCC reached - uso-n this subject at length. The followitrg are the most striking pit:s- sages : Quittending that.thc system now , acting . :. npon, with respect ,to them, is 3rmilar to that of3VoNN-, PiOITE, they state.; in support of their fit st posi tion (see above) that the Provinces which e oou pose Holland contain about 1,400,000 suds— those which fortit the Belgic ProvinceS ;3,600,000. [force- they contend, that of 100 Representatives 72 Ought to be retnrued from Iklgium :And:2B front Holland; while the Articles of the Constitution, 70 and SO, give Holland a sit/R:lipity in :flris 'ipect. This they,lipdly arraign, and set -31te front of their grievance'S. The second point . tli.ey. argue on the supposed•t.xcellence of their fornier Constitution, ‘Vhich the Emperor Leopold IF. de scribed to be perfect, and trpt rho* to be ! taken .as. -- a moilelfoy all the other provinces. Ou - the:3ll point, they urge the great tlisp:aily between the trutalic debts of the two countries, in - opposition to.their being united. Of this they suppose thdAllies could not he rightly informed, and they trust that Eng land is too generous-and too just, not to cut your to redress the evil. On the fourth point,-the. difference between the dogmas of the two Churches is brought forw. a rd, , and a hOpe is expressed that the English will interest them selves in' the cause of those who have been the witnesses of th6ir victories, %vim have contri buted to them, and who hoped to see their libel-,• ties consolidated on the principles laid clown by the valianychicfs of the Allied Armies.. A Flanders Mail brings rather more important intelligence than the,French Papers. .It speaks of a new kingdom on the Rhine, to consist of 3.1- millions of population, and to conquize the ten Departments of, Mont Tonnere; Upper and Lower Rhine, Meurthe, Moselle, Meuse, Vos ges, Haute Saone; Douhs, and- Mount jurii. This would be an . effectual curb on Ftench ,ambition, especially as the new State would contain many very strong fortresses. Another, account states that Austria will certainly reclaim Lorraine as a third appanage, to be placed under the dominion of the Archduke CHARLES. But the intelligence from every quarter is. widely at variance with the stories in the. Paris Papers; that the integrity of France is to be respected. 7 Turkey itsseems, is arming with great aetivii,. possibly stirred by the diplomaey et •the Ministers of Louts XVIII. 'DA is-stated to .be thee:Wu' Why a part of the Russian Army rci,ll,ln, to \cards Polnul. New levies are Making the Austrian dominions, and, every thing but ,:: the siidweci Press or m - -...d...-r.i.ke 0€: tioe,(... colitinitell cohlailon, Ai:iordcr, Lol' i W ins , ! ' , ..fir. Even Ott Friethis of Bilbs,xr:iorY. toe b f 1; 1 ;,,, in talk•itl 1603 term:: Agaiii. Mai! co Of alkiell°ltill*. ic as appears appears /ion) thbse Papers, raTrirds s° of this rOtimptitin and indecency. • ;-• cbe j to the 25th of Jn ' lY' ; i te as this morning; their enntintS ore d est.ti ti l e of. interbst. The people, a4 .l,fir Taxes which late war has cii : tt e t tlo 4 siloiddti•s ; and the itirewt;piipers disptitiiig"i tt the the terrible Nev Frigate n't First," will, or will not staUinst %cif° ' a i : 4 o 6 'lir our extracts, %till found iathe '1' 0°1 : v :01 4 from the Spanish Main. It is not easy r6fYitt-'l4lO exact state of that vast COdtirteiit frail/ tltt s !ol and uncertain accounts fin't I fb 7 r e -( l th e Royal Cause may entirely succeed in one (P e 1300; and the Rebel Cause in another, and th test be as little decided as ever, •‘O l tire lac'' of triumph and defeat are to distant tliot o tr il peanPnpire might he interposed bet.'. v C e ,.%:t 0 1 the parties remain for a long period tgpo , . such an event's having taken placd; do° _ln nor last • page i s „Opy tile' tape,/: 1 '. ,tt 00 zette Extraordimziy, published - at G l ' 3 ' l3l°4l' v th e the restoration ()-1 ELTON'Apar.TC. it P r°e T C' .eritl accuracy of our judgment when svc yest - i is 0 , Glared our - opinion, that thc nianifestol")lo.4 Gallic enthitsi!,tsnt tvas• equally worth/4° t : 1 0 4 politfcal "tiatintr, ! whether 1.. r nd l il ). sve 11 . orspia'y— . , oil 1910(tri.re., or A has le X , s it : (l A ) 6 .l 7 : ll l: g i t l i sa l :r ia r l a i l l er p o it i t o l i : . : ei f f i: . : : : ( l. lf o n o if :ll . l ( l. l . ti l i t i ? le i e lo i . eerer'.i'lict:itiuirilialoesnet:t-all3:srrifi A:,.)::.ft,111'.r-t;'(iigic:ell,l3:lliit;lbetone'fiss,tie..r3(e'r'-3,.'19:011:,:,14tif RoL For .our part s vccs v Pf alike t • pror;laiin them fi ek!e, - 11aP ri9cillic(I!lc6f 11"'v?"45 of being t rii sted'.' The Ob"vi'uYrcs!Tie 'o r every coilsideration w i l M, •^,tscs (nit 6 : ti c b c ,,i! tvnipLition of the condilet.of.rrenchrne9 41,,,:c4 or ;throw!, is, that they are wen ‘‘' 11(1? :, re'-' a ! vowcii their di-. , belief in a Saprcine 13'''3.4-:,,focc . irard! or-pun'sb, and I:olteti !every ti c-bere :!,,p o6 ' held it,c1:0(1. in human )11 . .iir4-, and thte' it is Ircl ' ls' Ode to n'• •• i Id-- any relia!oce on their e11.1.-.1-'e:li: OLT which so far frhni o 1 Grin, any' sec tir . irY ; IP 6 1.1 1 peace of ° o i l!' t c.! l v e t.. 1 7 ; ) t i. r .f. e d a ' t treaty, c a ° t l l e , Co t i : 1 : , -. 1 c. ‘1 :0 1 : erle. ' cti .‘cv33ir '''''''' wretchenness. • , - I Wet"' France, in short, prelent4 till rwi:r" i r C ,,,ii cr ' 4 natikm in whitth the moral. prit-Cilril ',,,,,1 Oaths, id' •'''''c as Dicers,' have hero 13%11‘0- e ' ver Y side, and broken as some as utte"thi, b.,itti° r a e g i t i ts i t n l •' :i i' s s( ::s t t i c: e ra s t ( L r y d n i.e , r:,,:rt I,:fir;l:i'iv,e'l):::';i:is..iti:lii-gl'lec:.: service those who exPeDled hity----I,)eril"()°,roles'3 i ,!!nf l i D.‘,: , ' e. ' r eis r . t:tY..ltile 11 e n s4 t d r i f '' , i. i a t r ( tly:iin l i rt : l; t : :: e 9hc o l l ' i rlill: , : :: : : :1: 1 11 . ' ! : 1 1 1: Intions of t,rk,)so,n. Tipit., ;3seareclY 3 ,i,,a o , eaunts.y; who hare not c.ahalfealvieti.;:::,,;!,, erc,rtil —,in sr ~ ""Y - In truth the political %ystelo ''?;" ! (I . "' ~!,,.(1 '" , o f h or i: l ' .t. c io 3 1, ec o n t. etttei;otit ji7:3. oii.ssitoiltictl)..):::.7o`oll::,_,,r.:;lo;.. have been:l.l:s. t e t. on . 1-)ct ! ~ th d ,oret., see: Ea 0 - 1 ~d). P . ' . ..rantee (or. the tranquillity of - 113111;i111 i ' GOS'erliltient of BLIO N A F . A :: "I' F• . , , fit i 'l • The 'French i'aperS• are as usna r tia 1 cll .; .c ! (° /'-1 are filled with the Elections in - ,c , F i a. . . the 111 `det °II • C`die"es and with fl I I 'cinPfY!'.l' lot B these oec ' t:sit: - Is, i -i'oc.::111;r. and .b cc !" ..c-II : ' ?1 1 ;' )°1 ,. (1. . third tle.partment i but We do . not sec ri pit lij.'. b'ionsly obnoxious acmes in the ret,tll'l:).s rr been inatic. ,-) tt r 4 - , I, joi).-' ,ii‘ The illoniteur copies from a olie , the ''' ter' ual evidence furnishad by that rk ic ! c°l':-yetxrl.)ll...,,eossuicolt.s2:s)fildeopul:jit.t,r,eiscpdeaccte.:ll....frou) itillieot i x a 1 Jo •`l()eg oot (teciare it to be a fabricatit"). ....--, - 10 4 . • ' t L Ili ,fit to !1- '0 Papers i.e.aalijil town la s • • cC l ' bre ec . i:i I- t.a. tlie • 1 Thcy contain nothing ou. 1,5.1 of Ole f • 1 51• , liig• of SweDszi. .i iii 4 "c , on C o Diet." . . 26th nit riveJ iri Th e -rri..,.. the r", LYF.LL, foto 13crigal, is gist. Ile, lerin r.: Downs i. sailed 1 4th Aplil,. and 'frail' 51,;t4 Of "ith jnlY: On .ISth o f J 1100:: i'll, oe, lie', ytille Indagnsenr,- fell in wiih.::.the Si'r'l iii,e,, and %%4" three other ontward-boon 11(li' eace with as .infortned of tvarAvit.ll F 1 II riCe. 'fir'ti I P oo l t r an; lnieri9l' 'p: Al ~ships Centaur, Live.,,,Piato. io Ca0,..1-a'nn ijm.iiy, sailed .froai dot ‘lbioa, M. llo_, S e Favmir.ite, c onnt:P-lnY ,with the Inlio3 .alla i . 30 (1 left: there Ships, and Kings:niill, of bierpo() !coo, Lttrici 'ere the [Andy Cai'llecengh, . 61J -ti la h jage 0' surrens' 31)(1 Ann, from 13engol ; C9"1"1. ioke ff. _y, from Chino, ()1-1 Life ‘29(1) i'l l Y' si f Cod tilo a 1, and East ,ItltliC4, • WWI 1:e Pctr` kitra,... honnd toy t.l-li:!.' C.l I , e ()" of iioo,lort ;e54 The'rjUkC .of Boultoos,arrived 111 terday in the forenuolt..-_ _,-'