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several places of the departinent : but the ittsut- gents appear to have been particularly concen trated at Ners. They made themselves cannon of - wood, hooped with iron. General and vigor ous measnres have.Theen adopted against them. The Austria'n General has (Wised 5000 men to a d_ Vance towards them. and expects further rein lorcements. The na:innal guards of Lozeres ; the miquelets of Alais and Uzes, have marched to turn ”Lthy Tbels in every direction. Boine trouhle's thole out On the 27th (kit. at Mont . .. • , ••. • ..Ser-01.41 sA A S t filn ' te . ginlentS left: Dole. for keiancot;. The siege ot• this latter place 'is ex pected to take place immediately. .- An Anarcan'cainp is andut to be formed in the Plit t 9,AN. : llenis . . • M. Berryer has announced that the sale of- his justificatory Exms6 of'Marshal Ney has taken place witbont -, his`ciinSent; tind that he has 'Rai. A woman of,. 17.,vcus,of age, h.er son, an , - mati . 6'l g s , '‘ei'••iii- eseli ta to Monsieni,' - who , • teeeived them with There will soon he established' n military ortler for the Hanoverian .army. There will he attached , to every dec,?rAtion conferred upon the,privates a pension of 120 francs., - iii.Chabrol, the Prefect of the Seine, has is ' •` itied'a.niitice. of the 4th of September, declaring , necessity '6l - greater pronypiitmle in raising - the Conttibutioni: ithpiised upon Paris.. • • COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, THUR3DAY MORNING. ^' • We are asswed that the- results ot the negocia... ' tions between France and. the Allies will . nOt be published t;11 they shall have been cotnputricated to the Chambers, which will take' place on the 6rst.sitting. Counts Lauriston and Digeon are named to command each a division of the Royal Guard. We ire assured that the Duke2ot Orleans, the Duchess and their children, will return at the be , sinning of October. The Department of Puy-de-Dpme will, it is said, 'be occupied by Ausirian•troons. A corps of Russian troops has just arrired at Clermont-AyoMte;, t4,44/liers who compose it c me from I.ZuSsia ) th,ey:ai7e.without equipments or arms, An are repa;ring to. the c a mp Ht V erti , s . 'They W"erelollOc. - edby..great.tinanciti e s of sheep and cows. Wine is becoming very scarce in the depart ment of the Rhone. BAT6NNE AUG. 29.—Yesterday at two in the afternoon the Spanish army passed the Bidassoa by a bridge of boats, and entered 'France. At this• moment it is le,s than a league from our town. • •. All the accounts tarry the amount' as high as • 15.000 or 18,000 men : it has .20 Oeld pieces. Itis not believed that tic Count of Abisbal, who commands this, army, intends, to 'enter Bay .onne with his troops, but, lie. probably esta blish his head-quarters herer , )-- - r• 1 NAPLES, Auo. 20.—Much is said regarding the. ..forniation'of a Parlianrent l'ik'e that of Sicily. It - -is very. -much the wish of the nation ; for after - our late revolutions people here, as elsewhere; in • didge much in political speculations. They have:. shut the Cassino della Cartenope, 'where there' Avere assemblies icld of disbanded soldiers and idle - citi2l:ns,- and party . rapers were read.—We. are assured that it is the intention of his"Majes - ty that • the new Constitutiou shall keep- race with the - rrogyess' of file' knowledge Of the age. • ' LEGIIOIiN, AUG. 21.=—SCV - vl'ai vessels from ,Sinyroa, with whole families on hoard, have ar rived inonr harbour. We do not yet knoW What has lii•ppened'at that place. The foreign - Consuls had wit hdraWn witholit the walls of Smyrna, Our continerFe .resumes its Atctivity. His Royal_ . 'Highness . has adopted for onr port several regu lations modifying the duties of customs, on the principles of the celebrated 4flatn . Smith, that mo derate im l iosts are . th e mos t :jproduetive. FRENCH PAPERS-RECEIVED THIS MORNING. (From Me Gazette de France.) VIENNA, AUG. 24.—The Court of Naples has already paid six millions of florins out of the 20 millions, which it is to furnish to indemnify our Government for the expellees of the war against Naples.. AGRAM, AUG. 22.—Lieut.-General Count Tun.. ileram, of the artillery, has been hire some,days. tie comes to hasten'the the recruits des tined to lilt up the Croatian regibiionts''which form part of the Austrian' army in Italy, ,and which Lave suffered much from desertion. There will be three new Croatians sedentary re giments,. th - ey are to be cantoned in Dalmatia, and especially on the frontier line to observe the Turks. If we May judge from various reports, there is some reason to fear the Sublime Porte favours the disaffected Dalmatians. .There are troops also assembled on many points of the Turkish frontier. Considerable niagazines are he- , . ing formed in our city. .11AcusA, Aoo. 21.—For sonic time the Monte neagrins retired to a eoi)siderable distance from mit* walls. It was known that their ‘.l.. i iishop` hail ben engaged in ;negociatio.ns with the C ommis sioner of the Einpernr of Austria, and we had i . ;eason to hope tl:is warlike-Pr e v ite 4 , o d it i taintain • t. good discipline among troops; ante they would leave US On Onr paying certain contriL~- tioiis. On the Festival of the hotveve r ,- (Aug. 15) - his•soPiers, after hearing-plass am! receiviog his beited.iction, at the place called Monte del Sante; marched in dirge colinpns ou the acid made the garrison prisoners.. Afterwards the Commandant .marched to the Government Palace, proclaiwed the Bishop Sovereign Prince of, Aatztisa: At appears that this synrlike prelate ba,4 an The city has presented the Bishop with the sum of 20,000 sequins as.a subsidy. This is a large sum at a time like the present, when all cum- tveree is at a stand . To guard against disorders, a 'convention has rc 7 gulated all that the city is to furnish for the sub- sistenee of the trhops. MILAN, AUG. 23.—Gip, Imbrun, and Fort Barraux have capitulated ; the two former. upon 'terms, by which- the artillery and ammunition in them were to be gives► to the Piedm'onte6e troops. The French a're expected to evacuate Porto Ferrajo..withont delay. . A decree of the King of the two,Sicilies,fixes the Neapolitan army at GO,OOO wen - for the peace esiablishm - 61t. Almost all the Princes of. Italy have arrived here to belireseut•at the Coronation of the Emperor of Austria. It is reported that even the Sovereign Pontiff will come. • . , COLMAR, AUG. 29.—The Alliei . Malte serious preparations for commencing the siege of New . - hrisach and Fort Louis. A Saxon 'division of 12,000 men, mlct. General Lecocri, is now be fore the place, and reinforcements are expected. PARIS, SEPT. 7.—The Emperor of Russia set off yesterday, at three o'clock, to go to thalons• He was accompanied by his Grand ;Marshal. The two last mails from Nismes have not arriv ed at Paris.' The General Belle who was named in the or donnance of the 24th, arrived two days since es corted by au - offiCer of the gendarmerie. We have mentioned Saxon, called Baron tie Saida, who was severely ,wouuded by plosion of a fulminating coMpOsitiOn Which: he carried in his pocket one -day, - when - Bun naparte went to ale Chamber of Deputies. The Baron was detained for some time. Restoieil to liberty, he threw himself . , into the Seine ; from which those who Were near - at hand, succeeded 'in getting hint out alive. tie died at Paris within theSe feat days of his wounds. of age, of a good filthily, and very rich. He was 30 ycars (Front the Journal des De.sf:t.r) VIENNA, Ato. courier airiVed here yes-: terdiiy from head-quarters at Paris, bringing with hint dispatches from a Council of War called by Prince - Schwartzenburg, whiCh:-announce that, ia - conseqUence of a 'reviltitimi of -the Emperor, twenty4wo battalions of the Landwcht have re ceived orders to quit France and return to Austria. The immediate return of our Hereditary Prince, who is . in France,- is announeed -; Prince Chia! his bi'rither, will not return; but rczflain with the army. The moveable National. Quards of the kingdom of Bavaria, whd had joined the army, have re ceived orders to return to their homes, PARIS, SEPT. 7.—We are assured the horse races of, the Champ-di-Mars will nut take place this year. (From the Journal,de Paris) Pants, SEPT. B.—lris said that M. the Cheva lier de Feuelott is about to bg etitrusted with the port feuille of the Icing's House. Five hundred horses of the train of artillery were sold on tire 6th at Limoges; 500 more will . be sold on the 13th at Periguex. The Military Commission sitting at Lyons, by a judg►nent given Aug. 30th, haze condemned to confinment in irons six inilividuals convicted— some of having worn the tri-colOured cockade . since it was prohibited ; others for having dis turbed the public tranquillity by seditious cries. The flight of the treasurer of an iiril►ortnnt of fice in the Administration, carrying with him a considerable suM, is poky-the subject - of cunver, sation.. Auc., 20.—They write from Geneva that . a person supposed to be General pa'seed the lake on Wednesday last on his way to Savoy in Switzerland. undetstanding Nvao, alid thit unable to establish a republic, as it phipbsed to do, has countenanced this toterprize. • The arrival of Austrian hoops is expected. It cannot he concealed that,ntiolcroos corps are nc• cessary to restore order. The i‘lOotenegrins ate nearly 11,000 strong. FAENCti FUNDS. 6 per Cents • , 62f. 50-c. shut. Ditto foi Sept. 22• 61i 3-sths f. Dank Actions • 1042 f; 50 1. 1040 f. 10371: 1035 f. FLANDERS MAIL, [RECEIVED THrS SAXOgY; AUG. 2 0.—hicalculable is the damage wbich •has been done by the incessant rains and destructive inundations. Above all theMulda has risen to a terrible height and carried" away the 'finest harvests., Many fArMers have not sitved eni?t!gh.of corn to sow. The Commis§ioners for di ;viding the kingdom h a v e b egan t h e i r operations. ..•,• • On' the side of Prussia, General Gatnli awl Couu-• .•.. - niese arc appoi,,ted. an baVe Cc imseilor as. Secretary. How pilau! to tlieieCoth- missioners themselves, Who are men of akkni4ii-- !edged nob:e characters, must be the eXeCillirsil ;;f riti office ‘vhich has so much tcsembl.94.l; to the most paioftg . l ;Imputation perfofttle(t oita perfectly sound body. I.lErtt..lc, AUG. 22.—Some accounts froth Paris, Which, however, we cannot say are absolutely to be depended on, state,, that the sale of the estates of the adherents of IThonaparte will soon com mence, in order at least to iudemnify the French who are attached to Louis XVIII. for their share .of the con.tribution of 100 millions of francs.— (4/Igen:eine Zeitung to Sept. 1,) FROM THE RHINE, AUG. 22. 7 4, great many families are leaving the desolated Al sace and Lorraine, and emigratingTolliiiiia, Oar . Ocularly to the Tauries, for which purpose every encouragement is given them. Fifteen. waggons. with these poor people have already passed through Manheim. In many parts of France such despondency prevails that the people do not even take any steps to collect their very rich har vest, which makes -the assistance of the Allies for the general good the more neeessary. The fortresses that • have not yet - surrendered are not supplied with fresh provisions 'General Rapp has indeed been allowed to have 2000 bot tles of .Burgundy and 500 bottles of Champaign' brought into Strasburg. If the Governors of the fortresses should he ever so obstinate, want must certainly soon oblige them to surrender. • The third convoy of Works of Art, from Paris, have already ujised . .thrOugh FRANKFORT, SEPT. 3.—Letters from the neigh bourhood of ,Strasburg, of the,3lst..August ; state, that the fortress of Sefilest 4 dt hail 'surrtiidered to . . the Allies. 29.—At Besancon-01l is quiet ; the greatest part of the inhabitants are in favour of the MarshalJourdati,who commanded in that place, has beenssucceeded by-Lieutenant ,General Alontricharcr. Mr. Canning, the English Minister in SANsitzerland, and vlArt-rntt(le 4 jrinr ney to Our.llepilblic, will, it js said, prolong his. absence to gc; to .111:fian. VIENNA, A uG. .EraptEeSs7s . ii out a fe et days since oil a . (our to . 11ungary ; she Aral he al). seat till the 4th September. The tiMe•of• her. de parture for Milan depends, of coarse;. on the de parture of the Lniperor front Paris, and cannot therefore be fixed. • Not withstanding all that 44e PAPers have repeatedly annonneed- concern; ing the Treaty )f Pe,tee tvith France, it is cettalii that nothing is yet decided in this vespett. The presepce of Nadame.-Mitra - Cin thelieighbc;nr hood of this capija . l tuts - met wkh did culties , as it was easy to foresee-; only a part of her suite has remained there: As for Madame Murat, she has been obliged to repair to Gratz. 'She arrived here on the 21st,' tnnler the name of Countess of Lcpano ; her elikst'Son bore that of Connt, de „ .. News from Venice of the 19th;'reteived tO-day, suite that the King and Quccu of Spain hake left that city.to return to Roue, Whence they will shortly proceed to Naples.. . SENtrAN, AVG. 14.--:l3y accounts from different parts of Turkey, 'it appearshthat.aEirma n of t•he Sultan has ordered the Paellas . of Travnik and Nissa to take the field againit •the Serviairs next mouth lifter the . harvest is fnikhe - d. As large bodies of troops..have . grad'ually'asseinbla Moravia awl the D4tnn tbereiono doubt Ims that) the Porte will soon edinintiyee operatiOiA4; 9. ' ! r,•;) store order. • - - • 3d•: . • , The forCe of-the Tarlis destined to act against Servia is said to be f;iim do - to 60;060 111C11 . .. • Two Turks of 'tank lately:toirie liere . oil a mission from the Pacha-of Travnik, who, after a short stay, proceeded to Peterwardeim, cadet tti make arrangements forthe pllichase of ist:oVi : - . sions for the fOrtye4ses null the army. Last ;teek the gairison of Saurandrii 10(e a - sally, and having., 'ventured: too far, had nearly been taken prisoners. The Servians skirmished with Therwthe whole` ; -,tlay,. and: would certainly have taken the fort,. -had tiot assistance been sent' 1 from Belgrade. . . • (in Sattirdny. ittc - e tEey t•re rxrc r s t str, Baron de Capelieti; ilit *Sec:%t.;tarjr a' Asti gone to that city. • fcoinit It i; the general • •-ofdfscco° , „ni „ . opinion the t listen) s corps ‘vlii-li is It° 4 ictirillg' t r i - er i Saxony' that the corps - is to go t o ilr' s tiit ' • . -. ~.. tits lg ° of Turl4v it' reinforce ~ a er o nue ? ~,,' t i the S OO 1 (le 13;i CARLSll6l4ri.fitio. 30.—The Dill" ' ill - 0 A t feng after niany difficulties; is Slated tO 116v ‘' - quitted S ivitzeriiitti: follloteN:br(y)- - HT, return of GenerSalE'PA.l7:icrifiiiiit I : r o c i7 e r e g gtreitsl ' t‘i; g il b iti or lib p.: : : good spirit. s i is i ri greatly t. s d n t e i r i c s a i t s s i b • i i ( ;: i s t r i t ' i d d l i h t' l a i i. :;: fai n t , e ' it ° . 'i si : i t '„ l e : ) ' . vr t s a ll il i a l f i t the citizens the f i k eert ma • (feting , t h h e e ll) % i :t 6 :llt t u7et s l e i l i r : :ei t ' l et t y e h e s tic‘r.aerir:lenti(!))3l:el i;l11:1::11:11:1:lers"b}15'31)iicle°-: fortresspunished fortress against 0111 D cct . • v ! ice ei - _, ARAL!, AUG. 28.—Th • in 143. OP 1 armies d e 1 ,ce , • to remain there till the 'whiter is a" v3-1 t ifie"' ,b e gra , if all the wishes of the French shout" lis tlIc• There are two things ell rglis s° at that are nnn I gl' e ' o agriculture of France, and the sv"" t .iliog the greatly increases the difficulty Of inaint3l clover arc .. great armies that now live tberCi th ese vaig li ,ll cure. t g le en C n o h n ) i e et c e 4of the ' lie and potatoes; the • • gi eat resoince. ~,d ; t fiGreccmSatnryashurg mot not fin( P. and German farmers. The wine 11° , o f P., 0 sigille,:al estr:ceatell:ileyl;iro,:iliti.(,vai a::: iii ,. ,::ea li iii s elne:l t plai t ,ai t yil e ,glii hriliFeeini).:l‘egtvrintilicticeileil ii.lti c t%t. k iiii i iisi l le,e l ::b.ii .. i i ii i i, ) :ri.o, B kci::ll: i ii,cottiar: f rit o se,,i i: r iiil,rr : lei:),,,,. .. Friiiiee always receives %vine from iloacsol°l3,; the main roads one remarks Oita (11e :, - of w h „ .ji , c .; a particular spitt- ag , ,linst the win" ° - I " t7 ! bey' '' l ,e a pane is left entire . Passed.' - Atiothtr object of their 4 15 " 0 „ in (" hats or caps which ttiti'Freneh k ee P t heY 'r i de: house ; and do. :tont_ 0 1 . 4 o ff even •Wb eu bee p In''.',, to 9) ' bcl Y ;• gnarly a haft 0 14 COP 1 1: e wo st gC l ', 4 to fly from•the wearer'S head in f;"t t bea ded °„, 'tech manner, and* nOw the golq b3l.e 'ng° °lli° i' :nark of respect is pretty well br.ough!,l ft t rooP s 4 T he scale of hatred against the br e i ll ic y nre ti e , said to be pretty tniicli t' as follows : J ' ) jo ke 0" 1. ‘,4 satisfied with the English ; for 0 1 '1 3 , ,ottl l'"', c . qu'itions; pay sometimes with ,Igt_egbe'ltossilli'c no retaliation to exercise.; then CO" C t • s fi e (l ! ''‘ l .: ( i r • these 113ey think are inure easilY s:1 t_ Atist';'',l;:ii: de . pends too oli t h e Geßer : i i: then t he w itti r: , with whom ft ey can malw ae. pre tr..• it c :„.4y , 0 it'' 5 1 ) "0") and whose good n ature ligol e - s s Weil '`' iiss:ni' .13J fluence them.; but they are leh.;blY ' ti „i,. gl" c ' s e the troops of the.•lb,,,t,st) C o nleil er '& . tic fi gs 311 1 . a ., variaits_,ll-rssiatis, - Wiirteinber,o!';vol, 1;11(:4s, rogues having served s ocial ) 1:1 . 1 .,,, ill O''' tr y ; ,12.art('s soliNers, are thorpitghly ve l ' o p co'' ll ko i, - ner tif livilig comfortably ittio. ) .. e "`:;,ey are ' I ;beg' .besides the itlea:oft:6l). 0( ; !4 1 L E5.... do t ' l a st lY' . .,,.0 'of i r ebel against .Freno, solkretrocyt.so6,. theYoi; 1110;t -bitterly hate'the Frosiiilus, 1 e ., ,,, :e rlser i li s o o. not to 'be infinynee'd iii ativ sit gl''',' ; P i o ld I.ll' l `' J l • to aim systematica*,and contintii."l ' i r on 1-13tio the refined ill treatment of Vros'''"' i u t oeig' ' t i c?n i t : l 4; t: s re l t f al c i:l ) t i e id i t n ifil v l h n ic ic h a t st 'l l i g ': e Y • LIY. E, . :FERN'' ''‘,lcie,Grgi• FLONI THE NEIGHBoVRH,OOP ()F. i,•6 jS ill ; ter & - 15.--The - mass of the Flett.cl, ' lr " le l aects '" i 1 3 away, and. the individtrals:bvb") ( . 1 bare t `,.,) and there disart»ed, and as gle surt rare s i catt' t i i" s the appearance of the Jews. , `• - ' - r „ 5 Ciit! 1. 1 1 ,; : e 'ailioug all the nations of the en' 1 .'„,1 010' '' Jo of a mighty power now no wore, ig gits.s, v o ill indeeq lunch in common with the is ,'• 'theirfate . and hi other respects• this P l ' lce' i'l . ,Lamg, only a few leagues frog." frow this ( r ' to • oeciipied . by the Prussians,- W 1 1 ", Aeasi ire ' j c ... the elev trifle atel f i l i ' l l' a t i l i .e l: s , ' a I I : :1 0 k rel: ( a ) l ' e v . li t ig wei ' lci : ll I°:%,ll'licrlit ' h i e ", . •:' , 1 , Y 4 tiuns lorliierlY performed t here , l fortress v ole of them had a share. The iittl i e „ a piell 14 , 0 3 fere,' on the other band, is 'stil t °-. U. t rog 7 l )s ', ) t enemy, but closely sUrroi..ndol 6 .Y. °3 l,ot hiog 'ilj tjl a IS,SO quiet, that .w 6 should c !til°" • . - d i alog 31 :„1 14'diti-i-t• not thunder every morgg" 4 . . a wl 11 . . ,- i ee peis /, , o•elY morning prayers, to wake ' 4.- S I liig",' )S it tint tile . _ tit ilit y to Irish us ~., -" t tiew oo dies • : ce.iiiiig by a parting shot. Let i " ..1 , y, a nti ~ e , while if they ‘vill, we arc ill II( ' b " ii :ler th gt • ' it "Just come to tut .last. -. It is n° `vt:s_ho a' e "' o f, are well off, and that oiir troor,rse ,artoientot fed; art qnite satisfied, for this -",_ „l ice iii g" . 1 : 1 the Aisne is one of the finest 41 }" t plog / . exc ellell , I ;it respects. Corn, wood, grass art. ~ 0 . u io u , it D ao. a „/ of vegetables are found ; and. ab°' .. Ja lit , 'Quentin large plantations of trait istr!t'• a coloo l 0 , 1 1 plqees good beer is made ; perrY iiiebigs.'he beverage, and wine- is progigic ell .' °' is a f ert I 4 the ,Ai s b e : i nt l . M ar 4e. In sliori, all it resPec Ls vt ' l • collotry, and living • here in . agreeable: ' . .... • Only the people. who - possess a n' 1 1 1 :,:i l y Iti :I ci111: : : :: 41. Country are every where dirty 3 . 1 . , er : o f i 0 io not yet seen a tolerable _flee c' tl) su „k del' woman. - Tlkey have almost ali-eYeis uiv i .a b 8: the head, looking gloomily ave_rt." is are ill ditti-like guilty appearance. Thl ficeaeit:j; itirlol; general, as it were 4k - figured' ' l3 , l , ic ( c ,..ai_i . d: e ti fe ll e i s ° in. k e i: l it l i ) l y ' a i n ut u r r i t i e ls o i a c tf c o u r i t i ::b il le ti. ~, critn i "' why .a • house of cOrrection, arnoq: , re ason This is the Ih3c hive been long confined. 1 ' tbe : one cannot feel one's Self at eki: vilo like ~i will be the final fate of this P.l its - fm t k er tv ( t l t e ' , , i ts inheritance, in Scripture, tiggi,ttbstaoce. taker,, • d i e its inrieritance, consumed itS s u oat fruit ) -,.,, -_-'lfilichery, awl tt t last desired to 1- c _ lo ioeti "Y e •s‘vine-tiongli i Will it be .tvlioity .", _, 5i ,,,,c , t;ilnud'ila'edring,c, 3:1-eur,e'l.iis to, hunger, or reflect and say—Fiitherllelegla , in the :sight 01 hcaveo,,,aittl b Who kno‘vs this, and who 'c ll . I Lod, and tits of I ge „11 tb l3 -wiry has discovered the thou ? h ts for us, ‘. w e who has been his counsellor 4 . tab to l ife , to craft: tii ► decide? rot; brother, .who is' now dead, shali ' e vo 00 15 ; ~ d i lotb ec witi. mind the • salvation of our °‘. i., i n ...._e the groun(l,.ind see that,we rema 1 ., . i g ti v• 2b.) tion.C.— (Rhenish MCICIIry; 9 • . . FLANDERS MAIL-=4RECEIVED L IST `TIGHT. BRUSSELS , the necessary prepW• )11 , n, rations are at thisni9tirent milking with greatae . tivity for the inauguration o f our august :,•.,ove lof reign, which. will- take-pla ce towards the end of „ this month in the I ', l aee • ,l3n.yale,.in this City, Con formably 'to the ancient. usages of oily, country," that, is to say, in. the open air. The States • neral will be convoked to an extkaord-inarvlneet- I itig ; ou the 18t1t of uptenther.. - Large quantities of silks and velrets have I leen ptirchatd to decorate the place which is s+eppbs etl be intend e d forthe sittings of the Statel. Geoetal. The list of ,vileilibeN . is expected to ap p.ear 'shortly.:' The. eiitsce of. Ctralige. will not be nlvent a:iove a fortnight. :the King and_Quecn departed yesterday morn-