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FRENCH PAPERS, [RECEIVED 'YESTERDAY.] PAMS, SEPT. 28.—Testerday, at lief past one , o'clock, the Emperors of Austria and Russia, the 1' in,* of Prussia, th'e Grand Dukes Michael and ;and Nicholas, and the Princes of Prussia, went to the Tuileries toliv, was thought, their visit of taking leave of the ring. '[ lce following ciicumstances, which we can -authenticate, sop -port this eor.jertnre. The three *oeereigns_weo 1111 t tngether, and tmaccl-4mpanied with the Princes . ot their families. after half an hour, and embraced t. Lefo're entering their respective carriages. The' E m peror o f Austria was heard saying to the Em peror of Reissia, " Sire, till we meet At - Dijon ;7 and the Emperor Alexander, in parting -from the l of Prussia; said, " At BrusNels." It..s conjectured from this, that the three So vereigns have fixed iheil departure, and that the Emperor of AuStria will set off.'.to,day for Dijon, • 14 here lee will he followed by the Emperor of Rus sia,-who will then direct his route to Brussels to meet the Kint. of Prussia. The latter, it is said, f•eview his troops, and then' depart for that - city.--:-The Princes of Russia and Prussia left the King an hour after their Majesties. ' Thse'Duke of Otranto departed yesterday for Dresden.' To-morrow the Austrians quit Paris. The whole troops of this nation will direct their march .- Avitliont delay to' Italy. The Chancellaries, the. :Comtnissariats, and the authorities estahlished by A th,rria in 'different departments ale dissolved,' and • the members will dellart likewise for Italy. A traveller •ivho has arrived from St. Quentin reports, that hairing ()erasion to go to Ham, be 'met with - 111. Noticey, Due de Gornegliano, at -uhcflnn. He relates that the Duke,-on his ar 'rival at the,castle, which the 4,mlers of the King - 14 ad appointed for Iris reidence, could not enter it, because the Prussians, who It present occupy it, refused to admit him, and that he was thus obliged to remain at the Inn, .whence he never tines nut. I'esterdav being the anniversary of the torona- Aion of his Majesty the Emperor .of Russia, the' deputies of the Jewish nation,, in the kingdom of Toland, Messrs. Michel Etenger, Volt Cohen, and Sachra INeiding . , were adinitted an..anthence 'of time Emperor, for time purpage of - congratulating him on his accession to thu throne of Poland, and nssnring him of their attachment to his august person. It issaid, that tbe opening of the Session of the 'Chambers will be still farther - delayed, and that it till not take place till the 9th instant. The .cause of,this may be to allow' tune 'for the coin- Vete assembling of the Ministry. According to news from Italy. Madame Pauline liorghese is still at the baths of Lucca, for the re establishment of her health. STFASDURG, SEPT. 23.—The Court of Enquiry formed at -Strasburg, on the 14th instant, in eon setitience of orders from his Excellency the Mi oister of War, to enquire into the conduct of the Marcshal de Camp'Barbenegre,.and the Members of , the Council of Defence, relating to the siege of 1-luningen, has unanimously declared that the conduct of the• General, and his Council, was Avithout reproach. • 11IVIUD, SF.PT. 19.—His Majesty has issued a i:irtnp d if trhich the ancient rclatiens, be established upon their former tooting with -France. The merchants, artists ,. and trave llers of 'the French nation, are allowed to enter Spain to superintend their concerns, Or to gratify their en -riosity. It-is only enjoined them to present pass 'ports recognised by the proper authorities. - From theenjoyment of these advantages are ex cepted all those Frenchmen or other foreigners - who hate been engaged in_ the wars in Spain, or . who 'have accepted of civil employments in the train of BnonapArte's army, or during the period of the Pen insula invasion. This Measure deprives a 'great number of the privilege of entering this country, and we hope that the public:4y of this itinice will be sufficient to deter persons from en tering his States whom his Majesty does nut wish to receive. • • YEN ICE, SEPT. 12.—1 t. is believed that his Ma. ye sty the Emperor Francis., in order to 'furnish a Proof of the special protection with which lie honoured commerce, will renem the ceremony of 'the marriage of Venice with the.. Sea, celebrated in the days of the Republic. Several vessels are constructing in the arsenal to be employed in this fete. The city proposes to present to her Majesty the Empress, 'twenty fathoms of goldeu chain, of workmanship superior to any that has hitherto been seen. PAnmA, SEPT. 15.—The citadel of Placentia is -repairing, and provisions are making for . the re •ception of a garrison of 4,000 men. It is said, ..that tl►e Queen of Etruria is going to furnish a -new example of the little value attached to earthly •grant!enr ; they speak of her retiring to the Con vent of Dominicans, at Rome, where she will end her days in the exercise of the holy duties of FRENCH PAPERS-(RECEIVED THIS MORNING.) • IFrom the . Gazette Ude l.rel ORDINANCES OF THE KING. Louis, by the Grace of God, &c. to all to whom these presents shall come, greeting—We have decreed and do decree as follows • prince Talleyraud is appointed Minister of State. Civcu at our Palace of the Tuileries; 28th s ept "ther, ISIS, and in the twenty-second year of otir rcign, (SiTneJ) LOUIS. By the King, The Minister Secretary of State for the Department of Foreign iltTairs, (Signed) RICHELIEU. Louts., by. the Grace of God, &c. to all to whom these presents shall come, greeting Wishing to give to our faithfml and well-helovecl Prince Talleyrand. a mark of our satisfactio 3 for +: the eminent 3ervices which lie has rendered to us , and to acknowledge 'his fidelity:to our person, We have decreed and do decree as follows: Prince Talleyrand is appointed Grand 'Cham berlain. at our Castle of, the Tuileties, 28th SeptenTher, 1815, irr the twenty-second yeat:.of our reign. (Sicnea) LOUIS. By the The Minister Secretary of State fot the Depattrn ent of Foreign {Signe3) [Then follow seven : Other o.ldinances of the same form, appointing MarsharGouvion St. Cyr to be Minister of ;State ; - - Count de Saueourt to be Minister of State, nnd also -Grand Cordon of the Legion of Honour ; Baron Pasquier to be Minister Of State, and Grand (;orlon of the Legion of Honour ; Baron Louis to be Minister of State, and Grand COrdOn of the Legion of Honour.] The King, by an Ordinance of the 26th Sep tember, has appointed The Duke de Gramont to the Government of the 11th Military, Division, And t'he Count de Damas-Crux, to that Of the 23d Military Division. REPORT TO THE KING. Septeniber 21;1915. SIRE ! ---The eminent services rendered by the Russian Army, its moderation and.its good con duct during the time that• it has been in France, appear to deserve,a testimony of satisfaction on. the part of your Majesty. I hare the honour to propose to your Majesty to grant decorations of your Royal and :Military Order al St. Louis, and of Military Merit, to the Generals and Officers composing the Mili tary Household of his Majesty the Emperor -of Russia. Placed near that August Sovereign,, they have contributed most particularly, by the way in which they executed their orders, to the maintenance of discipnne and tranquillity is the departments occupied by the Russian troops. [Then follows a list of 34 Russian Officers to whom the Decorations arc proposed to be con ferred. The first name is Ouraroff, General in Chief, then Baron Wintzingerode, Counts TcheN. nicheffandStanislaus Potock i, Princes Pozzo di Bor go, Repnin, &c. the recapitulation being 3 Grand Cordons, 11 Commanders, of whom one is a Pro testant, and 20 Chevaliers, of whom three are Pro testants. 3 (Signed) GOMON-SAINT-CTIL (Signed) LOUIS. Approved,. By the King, .'Tic Minister of War, • I nen toit`(M"a n ictrer f rom iiin f ifVngqn- Sai.nt-Cyr to the Emperor of Russia, announcing that his most Christian Majesty had conferred the above hono-uzs-L—......... (From the Journal drsPe-6als.) PARIS, SEPT. 28.—His Majesty the EMperor of Russia only set out this morning at ten o'clock. We are assured that he goes to Brussels. It seems to be certain that his Majesty the King. of Prussia will set out on Wednesday next, the 4th October ; the troops of his guard who return to Prussia form a corps of 21,000 men. A marriage is talked of between, the, Grand Duke Of Russia, Nicolas, and the Princess Fre derica Louisa, eldest daughter of the King of Prussia. The Duke de Feltre arrived in Paris yesterday evening, and assumed the port-folio of the War Ministry. In all the Departments the military have re ceived orders not to appear in public unless cloth ed in their uniforms. Aceoding to our accounts it seems that they conform to this. We do not know why the (French) military men at Paris never appear on the streets but dressed in co loured clothes. It appears that great changes are going on in the Office of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs : Messrs. Reinhard and Labesnadi6re, Directors of the Chancery, are superseded.-111; Reinhard pre pares to quit Paris, to retire to this banks of the Rhine, where he has a property. General Desaix who had retired into the cairn try of Gex, has been obliged to leave it, according to the orders of the Swiss Genet al Sonneberg, who commands at Geneva. General nullin, who had fixed his residence at Dii-onne, has been obliged to remove from thence for fear of being arrested by the Swiss troops. Madame de Stael is to pass the winter in Italy. • They write from Rome of the 13th September— " Cardinal Manry has been conveyed, on` the 23,1 August, from the Castle of Saint-Auge to - the No viciate of the Peres Lazaristes:' paragraph in this paint. mentions ft dreadful fire near Donliens, in the Department .of the Somme, by which 47 houses had been consumed' and 5 persons miserably burnt to death.] MILAN, SEP?. IG.—Extract from a private persOns, civil .and who are. members of the Legion of Fiononu in expecta tion of the new decoration, have `quitted the old one, and' in the mean time hare substituted a white ribband for the red one. extraordinary mssion of Count Aldini from Vienna to Rome has given rise to .some alarming reports. The somewhat severe conduct evinced by the Government of his Holiness towards the Lombards employed in his States has given cre dit to these rumours. , (From Calignerni%s :11essengcr.) PARIS, SEPT. 29.—1 t is said the opening of the txo Chambers will be yet retarded ; the 9th Oc tober is now said to be the time of meeting, Te legraphic orders have been sent to M. \Taublane at Marseilles, to come to Paris with all the speed possible.' It is said, by some, that Prince Talleyrand con tinues his negociations with the Allies. All the Deputies now in Paris meet daily if/ the Library of the Corps Legislatif, debAe upon the first propositions to be laid before the House; thq hold firm in their resolution of abiding strictly by the Constitutional Charter. M. Laisne, by his high reputation and his noble sentiments, has, they say, great influence at these meetings., (Front the Gazette dc-France) PARIS, SEPT. 28.—The political horizon, which for "these last days has been overcast, begins to clear up, and hope once more succeeds to anxiety. The rise of the funds has not a little contributed to calm fears which had become very serious, and at this moment pleasing reports arc in circulation. We arc assured that the Treaty of - Peace; so much wished tor, so impatiently expected, has . been signed' this kforning. Even,so late as 'yes, terday evening, there remained some difficulties to remove ; they came, it is said, from Eng land. The Emperor Alexander spent part of . , the. night in discussing them, and endeavour ing to smooth them, and he has had the glory of terminating that work which is to contribute to. the happiness of the world.. „ This Monarch has this morning quitted the capital, where he leaves the most honourable remernbtances, Monsieur anti the Duke de Berri. set out to-day for liambouiliet, where it is said they 'are to make a short stay. The day before yesterday a considerable co lumn of Prussian troops was at Maintenon with pore than 400 artillery and transport-waggons. — These troops were about a league on their route. This Morning, at 10 o'clock, a great many Au strian troops defiled on the Boulevards, taking the road to Germany. The Austrians have to-day again mounted BASLE, SEPT. 21.—Huninknen i th . 'be pre served, and the demolition of the works has been stopped. - Those that have been taken down arc ordered to be rebuilt. General Lecourbe is still at Befort. STEASET.7IIG, SEPT. 24.—For six days several numerous columns of Russian troops have travers ed our 'department. It was by mistake that their march' was retarded for a short time. There are no more Austrian troops before us. The fort of Kehl is rased to the ground. 71J772 the Journal de Paris.) PARIS, SECT. 29.—The colours given by the King to the National Guard, have been preserved during the interregnum by the care of General Tourton. They will be restored to the legions for the ceremony of the 9th Octoben FRENCH FUNDS. 5 per Cents .61 f. 50c. 61 f. 60f. 50c. Batik Actions 1035 1. 1032 f. 50c. THE SPANISH MAIN. POSTSCRIPT TO THE JAMAICA GAZETTE, AUG. 19. By the schooner Caroline, which put into Port Royal on Monday, in distress, from Carthagena , , we learn that the Junon frigate had not arrived there on the Bth, on which day she sailed. Mar tial law had been proclaimed on the sth. Every person, from the age of 15 to 45 years, was or dered to "`take up arms throughout the province, and no one permitted to leave the city on any pretence whatever, excepting women and chil dren. Gen. Polacios' army was ordered to join that of, Col. Core's Campomanes. ,These armies have instructions, whenever the Royal army may attack, to lay the country waste, in the event of their not being able to oppose them successfully. Carthagena is well provided with provisions, and has an abundance of arms and ammunition to sus tain a long siege. The North Star post sloop, of 20 guns, Was still at Carthagena, and was to sail shortly f or • this port. By the Tanals frigate, of 36 guns, Captain James, which left Santa Martha on Tuesday, we learn that the Spanish Expedition, under General Morillo, destined against Carthagena, proceeded it Ire ° from that port on the iiiii7riststa t b frigates, one ship sloop of cvar, Ltvo brig's schooners, two cutters, 13 gun-boats , 2 / 571- 0 (transports), two brigs ditto, and one s ch° . ° %, ditto, having on board about 6000 effectiOe v, to The troops, we understand, are fine stout b le ing men, but the vessels of war are a rn iger : r d, condition. The gun -boats glad each on ii independent ot the long gun, a very larg e -11°.. e4 zer. The point of disembarkatiOn, it is s u O ° would be somewhere to windward of the Carthagena, ant. the Spaniards entertained str°4 hopes of success. 6l iOP EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM ST. THOMAS'' , '' • THE Ist INSTANT. 0 . , • " By late arrivals from the Main, the intelligence has been received from Ven e2 " el : , ;lo A Spanish division under the order s o. l , a l ve Commandant auto, of upwards of 000 M erit ch ig been defeated near Calabozo, by the Patr.int , 0 0 Saraza, - vtio is at the head of a corps of 10.13%J il ht 0 i3y this victory the Independents have''nti% upwards of . 500 muskets and a quantity of °nil liitiou. cif'? of •" A vessel had been detached from tile,-,v ost, Augu.tura, the capital ot the province of ' t e ' AO with a Commissiouer on board, having sP eci . Atv dispatches for 'the Patriot Chief Berinodcsilyoe". oscura was taken upwards of at month ,1 ° co' r. neral Monegas, who is at the bead Of, foree',,,ber sisting of 100 cavab v. Pirr, Bideau, kold Independent Chiefs, hive arrived at G"i ll ; .° ; ‘vith Maturin, had declared for the " It is since ascertained that GuY anit 4 .- e ( r i I, G e ; ) , tnlated, on the 27th ult. to the force u Monegas; and Brigadier General Laraz" tOtb tamed pOssession o f Barcelona and Cniinina' the towns of Gueria and Maturin." I %* Many Articles intended for p n blicatiou are. ticiavodabli liostpoi;vl. NI Lisbon, lLS I Corunna? I Annlvtn-1 France, Pu.F. , ---1 Lisbon, 1 Holland, 11-Jarnb u rgb, 1 GottenaFlana'vlie PRICE OF STOCKS .., • 13 TIIIS DAY AT TWELVE ('CIOC' - 7 5. IS , ";iis, India Bonds, bs• 63. " Excheq. Bill s, 6le' Oninitini, 70 P";uotii, Oinniuin for AO 07i I Cuns. for:Ac°"-D Banff; Stock, '3.per Cent:Red. shut 3 per Cent. Cons. 57A 4 per Cents. shut 5 pet - Cent. Arun 85148 -Bank L. Ann. shut fr co.• i9' I.l o ' tz COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FRIDAI736 0 , , Amsterdam ........ 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Crosses ' a c hit ° of the Legion of Honour----ev. assecl tions for a Bou R 130.14 to confer. FounO i 5 P over. • 0 00 There is rather an insidious f or °lb° ~ dot besto • 1 ' net. on the .Russian Army for its• ego ber j j,„ France.—This is a taeit reproach of the ° t lied Powers. The French Funds continue to advan ce,. ---. . ea _ o n the. PEACE, say these papers , WO S S,ig° Russia 2.8t1 . t I, and owing to the magnanimity 0 ."lc ected• 't on easier terms than the French ex? . 15 , Emperor Paris for l'ilss' of RLTSSIA has left f bii ;gee ° perhaps to arran,e finally the Frani , Tll6 Sister with . . the brave Prince of 011/%7;OE' liAtely for Emperor FL:ANC:I3 will depart 'male( .1 of Venicß , d the IC.L. , •--, to marry the Sca-,---ri•; too. i' Pnu SSIA is expected to 10110 g: A1,6•5‘1- it is few i • ye(' Ws arrnY• ' A , i Gays, after having recto 0,. ... 1 0;e( rather Pclsitively stated, that the number . 11,1