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folt-EIWT INTF:LLIGENcE. FRENCT4 'PAPERS, I „ RECEII/1 7 .1i ' THIS MOIINING.I [From the Grisette 01Fcirliel 'PARIS, Au0..15.-0-ROINANCE OF THE KING. Louis, by the Grace of God, &c. 13v , rirtne of the 27th Article of the Constitn:. `tional I — :—.4rier, we have °Mail - Ie& and do ordain, 'that the following be appointed Metilbers of The Chamber Les Nlarqs. d'Aligce, d'Albertas, d'Arniai ;le C omte Charles , WAtitichamp ; le Puc d'AuMont ; Pe llansset, ancien evPqn e tl'Alai; le CoMtelioissy-d'Anglas ; le Marquis de Boisgelin "CPrutm)-;- k Comte de la BritiriltiiMaye-Plossac ; De Coutli-ay; Boisiel de 'Mbilville; 'le Marquis de Diezi; le ilnte de trigode,maire de Lille; lc Comte de 2 111acas ; le Prince de tanfrreinont ; le Due. de ; le Comte ( lermont-Toritiert : e, otficier des tuousrpietaires .gris ; le buc de Caylus; lcs Comtes du Calla; tie Castellanne, ancien pr/fet de Pan; 'le Vicomte de Chateauhriant ; le Comte de 6,llsetti-GotOier, de Contades, de Crillon, et Victor (le - tarainan (Minlstre de Sa Majest4 prey le - rni de Frusse) ;. , • .le Marquis de Chabannes ; le COmie de la . Clatre, aM i)assacleur tin vol en Angleterre; le Gen4ral roMpiti; le t:otnte tie 'Dmlort, cap-itaine-lieutenant des geridarreis de la garde du rol ; Eturnanitel Damliray; le Comte Etiennede. barnas; le ClleralierDandign(; le Du s e d'Alherg, qui prendra stance: lorsqu'il atira reqa Ses lettres de grande naturalisation; les Comtes d'FAltferilly, Francois d'Escars, ct Ferrand; le Marquis de Fronderille, ancien prtret de Ic Comte tie la Ferronnais ; le Comte de GAnd ; Ic Marquis de Contault I3iron, fils ain4; Ic Comte de la Guiche le Mar quis de Grave; l'Antiral Gentheanme ; le Comte d'llausson le Marquis d'Herbouville, ancien prdfet de 'Lyon ; Ie , MarqUis de juigne; le Cantte de Lally-Tollendal ; le Marquis sleLonrois ; Christian de LaMoignon ; le Comtes de Latour-Du ,Lauriston, et de Machautd'Arnenville; le Ma r tiuis de Mortemart; Molt, tiirectt'ur-g,6teral-des-ponts - et- Chaessees;le Marrt. de Nlathati; le Comte de Mailly; Ic Vicomte Mathieu de Montmorency; lee Comtes. deMun, et tie Muy ; le . Wn4ral Monnier ; le Comte de Saint:Mattre-Montanzicr; 3'aNhl) .Montesquioui les Comtes de is;ictilal (Theodores"; ale I i et, et de. Narbonne-Pekt ; les Nlargaisses d'Orrilliers, et d'Osmond, ambessadeur Tres .S. NI. le roi de.Sardaigne ; le Comte Jules de Polignae; le Nla'rquiS de Reigecourt ; le Baron de la Rochefoucault ; les Comtes de 140ug4, des Cent," Suisses, et de ta Roche-Jacquelin, fils ain4 de feu le Ilarquis de La -itoche-jacqueLn le Ggaral Ricart; le Marquis de . Riviere ; l'e 'comte de La Roche-Aimon ; be Saint-Roman; le Comte de Reuilly; Pelletier de lkosambo; le Conde de Sahran, - Mateshal-di-Carep ; de Size, Premier Pr&sident de la Cour de Cassation ; Segnier, Preinier PWsi dent de la COur Royale de Paris ; le Comte de Suffreti Saint tropez ;- le Marquis de /a Suze; le Cantle de Saint4 ) riest Marquis der Talatu ; le Comte Auguste de Talleyrand, Nli ilistre de S. M. en ..ttisse; le Marquis tie Vence; de Vikraye, l'aind de la branche abide; le Viconste Olver de Verac; Mo tel de Viudd. Given at our Gaitle of the Thuilleties the 17th Aug. IEII6. (Signed) LOUIS. (Py the King) (Sigricci) Le Prince de ±ALLEYRAND. The Ititin l itetir of this date contains nothing of interest or importance. (Front the Journal des Dcbats.) 'OIX, AUG. B.—The intentions of bands of Federes, who were organising in different places in our depaittnents, cannot now be doubted. It is proved that a' great number of Workmtn west employed in manufacturing swords. Eighty sets of fetters were ordered. One federe has given up 3000 cartridge!, and has g,ii!en air account of 3000 more: The greater number of the Chiefs were veterans df the Revolution', who had stood their trial diving 1793 : thus, by an-incanceiv able 'nr.ion of Contrary principles, all of which were equally dangerous—the anarchy of Robes pierre and the tyranny of' 13uonaparte desolated our unhappy country at the saute timc,—(Jour nal de l'Arriege), PARIS, AUG, 17.—General Dronot• has surrcn- Aered himself a prisoner in the Abbaye, to wait his trial, which it is believed will soon take place. Orders have been given fn . transfer Gen. De- . tere to Paris, rcho a1f,.0 surrendered himself in the department where he was at the time of the 'publication of the Ordinance wi.ich concerned bin). It _is not true'tbat General Rada bas been in.- rested A traveller who lias arrived this morning at Paris states, that the Amiens diligence was stop- - ied on the night of the 1-4th by some villians, near E'auvais. it appears that the robbers Were sa ti,:fied, with getting the money of the travellers.— The gembimerie have gone in pursuit-of them. . Letters from Switzerland .state, that it is noz Joseph Buonaparte who has been arrested -it the chateau of Almailati, but the Ex-Minister Maret (Duke of Bassano). (From the Journal de Parisi) PARIS; AuG. 18 . - According . toorie of our Jour nais, General Vandamme has gone to GUeret, the place of residence appointed for hint by the Or dinance of the 2 , ;th July. Other . papers assure xis, that he has been arrested o n the bridge of CbArcnton. ..They write frbrn Toulon of the 13th August W e are at last, and for six days past, under the orders of our brave and irorthy Cotnniqndant Count Imndenoy, and tranquillity ;s re-establish ed. Without the i t :our which he has exercised ti ht aod.day, the reaction woull bitve beat ter; rible sgaint 'the VCAL'iri7,s and the ardent of BuoiraTaoe. We continue in a state of siege, and all the frietas of orde'r i'vish this lirecnutiOu." (Fraikthe Gazeue ;le France.) touirn Prince .'i►lleyrand tr'iliS - acted business with his Majesty to-day'for two hours. It is said that Mu?at has einliaied under a feigned name. More than' hilf of the Colonels who are tO command the Legions of the Department are ap pointed. The tnwii 'or iNtWieres, tinting, the siege, hail 100 houses burnt, l'tn( - 1 6-0 ptrinifs kiilccl. FRENrii FUNDS. 5 per Crnts Batik Actions. • 62f. (i f. 99 c. 9.3 e. .1005 f. 995 f. 9§'7 GERMAN PAPERS. nERLIN, AUG. t.—l3osides the 60,000 recruits,. • . the levy of which trete ordered. some. time hat:lc, and is now partly completed, a• ,fresh levy of 30,000 men is orilered for the PrtfSsiltA army. — The te&intl class of the Landwehr (front 23 to . 32 years of 11,7,6) will also shortly he embodied in the whsle kingdom. These measures indicate a longer stay Of the Prussian troops in France, in order, if necessary; to give powerflil Support to well forin't-•1 and just pretensions. snaNkrottT, AUG. 12.—The Princess of \Va grant has just passed throtte,ll this city ou her way to Paris. The Gdzette contains the following article; ailed Vienna, Aug: 5 : " Tbere seems to be now no doubt that some , Provinces will be separated from France and given to other masters.. A plan is • said to have been formed which is ascribed' to the Prussian Cabinet, according to which; all French Flanders and Bra bant, with some districts to complete the frontier would be given to the King of the Nailer; lands;: who on the other hand, would cede Some provinces on the east of the kingdom to Prussia. Lorraine and Alsace are assigned, by this plan; to Austria, and a part or the latter pro vince to Switzerland. An accession of territory is also prepared for the King of Sardinia. But there is an opposition in France ; for ,it is cer tainly kltowst that the army behind the Loire is determined to resist, and that the garrisons of the fortresses,4fis separate parts oh the same army, are equally resolved to do the same. 6:TRACT OF A LETTER FROM. FARTS, AUG. 6. - The nelVs spread some days since by the papers here of the-speedy conclusion of peace, and the integrity of France as the main condition, filled the hearts of the French with joy at the expected triumph of their diplomatic intrigues. Hhlipily we'hatre - a well founded-hope that this report is premature, and that peace in the proper sense of the exprifssion, which, as things stand, might be pernicious for France itself, is still remote, and this is the op;iiiOn of well-informed persons. The evil has taken too deep root, and nobody can longer delude himself with the philanthropic hope of reducing s tikese ruthless 13:64(146 by coin- Mon means. The opposition to Louis appears daily to assume 0 upre menacing' rind dan gerous shape, and it should Seem as if even in the Cabinets of Allied Powers his throne was considered as too unstable to serve as a basis for the repose of Europe. It has been the fiat object of the Allied. Powers to regulate the administration Of .the conquered provinces. The limits of the different govern ments are already ,partly fixed. Ike Prussiani get the country between the Loire.and the - Seine, and the district in Which tie Fortresses of Gi ve r and Alezietes are situated. Austria leaves four of the Departments occupied be its troops, to l3a varia and two to Wurtemberg,and Alsace'is go verned by Austria, on account of . 11 itt !eu and Saxony. Paris -remains under 'the adtniuistra7 tion of the Allies jointly, and thus they will en, deavour to employ with deliberation the resources of the country, and leave it to time to coininutui... ca te its Warning instructions upon the getletal measures to be taken. BA.S'LE, AUGUST G.—The day before yest:rday "several pieces of. heavy 'artillery arrived from France irk the Austrian crimp, to be employ e 4 against Huningen. This unorning . several Ivag gons with fast..hies, tke, passed through for the camp before 1-Inningen. 'A heavy cannonade is still kept tip against Little Huningn. AUG. 7.—Yesterday and •to-day.there has been some sharp skirmishing near Bourglibre and Nett doff; where the Austrians are at work on a bat tery. The Austrian heavy artillery is gradually arriving. Avast qUantity of atutttttuiiiuu, bombs, Ste, is also arrived. • AUGUST sharp-shooters so coninland the Walls of that the French cannot shew themselves witi4oat great preea4itioii. In the night; Awing: tt storm, they sisrpri - se'd one of our posts. Yesterday alternoon a v :r y brisk fire wsS Opened frOw all i(14,..3 agttinst Iluni%gen: NEXT THURSDAY, ALL ME STATE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. THE SCHEME, WITH ONLY 5,000 TicKEit;,CONTAINg A GRAND PAIZE 0F,C.50,000, ti,EVEN OTHER CAPITALS, AND 2,000 GUINEAS • IN GOLD. MAILS. Anturrl,3—l France, 2 Dublin, 2 Waterford. Dl Lis bon, t Harnburgb, I . Holland, t Gottenburgh.. r ice or i'i• - ocKs 'nits DAY AT .TwE E o'cbock. India Bonds, 9.a. 4s. dis‘. Exclitl.l3ol4, 2s. dis. par 7iti pr. Otun. for Sept. 71i114 pr. Cults. fur Account, Bank Stock, - - 'a per Cent. Ileti..sl3lait . 3'per Cent. Cons. 56 &i 4 per Cerits. i i.H 5 per Cent. Navy Ann. B.lli Bank L. Ann. 1-1 f HIGH WATInt AT LONDON tRIDGE TO-MORROW. Morning, 33 ininuteg after - 3. Eyining, 47 minutes aft.•r 3. THE SUN. SOLEM QUIS DIC EKE F ' ALSU :%1 AUDI:AT ? LONDON: MONDAY, ..4UG UST CU, 1815. The German Papers which we hare received this morning are very important. - The levies mak ing in Prussia, to support the , " just pretensions" of that Power, declare, in a language not to be misunderstood, that France will not again es cape unscathed from the storm her guilty p . m : sions have excited. But the Austrian Journals are still more explicit. Under the date of Vi enna, tl•-.e sth, it is declared that - France, Will be crippled for: future:aggressions by the loss of several of her , provinces that French Flan ders and Brabant will be given to the King of the Netherlands, in indemnity for the cession of territories on the eastern side of his dominons to Prussiaed to that Lorraine and Alsace will be stir rendered Austria, with the exception of a p ar t t(er ; o f the - latter to Switierland ; and that the King of s, RDIN I A will also receive a 'portion of the French soil. For these, and perhaps for greater sacrifices, France has to-thank her own lawless ambition.— well said, that the Throne of Louis XVIII. of - a King insulted - in his own palace, braved by his own armies, defied in his own furtreSses, does not offer a sufficient security to serve as a basis for the peace of Europe. Europe, must therefore, provide for her own security; and if the Enemy dare to carry resistance fUrther, the entire parti tion of, the country is not beyond the power which its crimes have armed against it. The Varisian Pr,:ss has sinceour last 3Upplied tis- with its intelligence, such as it is, of the 17th nod 18th inst. Two Royal Ordonaance:i are alone worthy of notice. The first imposes a war con tribution of a hundreA millions of francs (be t %A:cell tour and five millions sterlia:4), on France, paid over. to the Allied Powers .for the main tenance of their armies. As it has long been the fa vourite maxim of the Fre;t:h tl . H7Tus::lvc9 , to make the war rapport the war o that.conit ry can of course have 119 objection to urge against this mild and equable measure, %%Inch we trust will be cart led into elf , ct with scrupulous fidelity ; tiui.l, Os we cannot be if , . • -.-- , 1:15 sw,pended, liLe me C a zette ck P-'l`ic.e . , 101. -3. ) ( [ tit re so), ihOuhl anideuarture from the usual 11 ' f „ I)e made, we should recutt mend that it be in 3 r a•-‘1 ter vow' of extra Con tributio:H m fro th e u ' 5 CVltSpiritiOrS who have realized inuiviise tr`°ll're at the expeneeof their conntrv, and oag ht 11 ! l ' ; to diibarsll:l'l6 therefore, to have art objection a part of it again for the common 're'''. of the cr.!. forleited estates and property, too , initials executed for Treason, and the "7°111: oi 50 the 13tY6NAPAIVIT Falllikr, inj,rlit 111) :eloploY ec. . cb as greatly tollig i hteu this burthen to tb e Fr i e • l ,g People After all, the sum is a mere 09"!.-0' when compared with the d r eadlisi eXPenajc whiefi Great Brits in alone has beets r)u t to feiit tat ful Conspiracv. The seco o od.Ordonnance Contains th e 11°11- ; 11 'Ps theti :n of izinety . new Peers. : A 'a h' ss t eil . i/u c t/t originally made in "rk" i is ! )ecti;:g te t ' h ' e " t:e t a t s l O e n l o )l ; k l e lE ti tt e T Fl:lTz-j AI": :Id 1 . 16; 0 : on that person's haling sort r e. RAND, an • , 0 t Iluots'ArAil-r / E - / and anarch Louis XVIII. ' the arms with sof Domicilia .yvisits .izan 7 snt int.illi,eis a5ll 6- 1•• are paying to the part/ , o f o . f T de h i e we j t f l o a r t n i . : i n vj and. terror. : 0 00 4,- for which they - ea t itinne their '1 1;9104, . . of BuoNAPAR Conversation Wit 4 THEE and ' Tr C , )/roiiicle has a corrected 3 .' „ of greater \ w l e r i . g li ht l. , T i l t L g l i ''' ‘ T •e ° s ll ii ' l t " l ' i l e lic o h rig ii!;our:ri tti:*sBl'l‘e : ' •t. j I/A‘''' ta w itht etl a l for 6 : 1 i: i e s e , benefit 'il e o; e r. Countryt!lt it 6%1- n ila n ' ti shall to' c e t3 : ll:? : ii - :: p, f ‘ o e,(: r ). jui t l l t t i : o i t • ti b la e t fore did we read sudt morrow—A promise.most laudable - ' i % 6 for half-a-crown have . tilt • schoolboy's who put stlc / a , : , voal • g ir r , a r ( r t n e l L a si i , 7 ) . :: : ,, :: ,,,r e l i( ' at i i ' i f a t t O a u s l ß l lL t ' Re A f t o Ni r ise a certain fl°gg'lll* ' '.. t await him. • i st. i in i el g e; e a tt t o :l yt ' i t i. l oe -i t c .ri k ,l e l t r i o h: ltne e ' t : l s ll l : I ' v / 11Iii,aufdrotion attendk,i I ii 1 11°".. , re ,(,) . , upo n lIIS 0 . 40 0 • , to the arrouan.,,',ll;ll,,ilii.iii,siesees. sLr7sefaottt):::/ikirDeitt:s/at,ciitt:talo.ragitt,sltAi.en..,:,aNisltctil,lG:lsioaiaL•lereilitrlstitsi)kcii.gaes(e,Krt,efillit'aiical%dli.netgicamibillueclaEbstil(Le,ixiil(,:oCc'u. t ,s l l ' :_ t e . r d ,. / ii i, s' e :, Left towo v''' • re , Yesterday the - Duke of OttLEA Carlton al go ns ci .d his sPeet to the PRINCE REGENT at ~,,,,„ e Of t b • PRINT - CE REGENT yesterday at Carlton ~i) are ' “' we- • 0 petted in England in the course of tills _oiatio between the Prince of OHANG-ilts.alilitli 11C°SirSte:r I° l s etille- Emperor of Russia, and that the rfi nc i e tic} tl'e ' tersburgo ' be petted to take. a . journev to le, :- .. Is' t d " . tuonili of October, when' the ularraei--- celebt ; ated. , , , bee ll / , T rit Oa- -11, 1 The CHANCELLOR of the Eiscußa--..00 of ''' presented by the Mayor and Corpora,' verpool with the freedom of that to" 111 / e 13ritis6 On Friday a large sum was veste d i ll ise nO t ! Funds in the name of the noted CAtIL the Duke of VICENZA. , i r on ) 0 1, - e" er The following is the Co py of ,„ o f G,e,li Nt o re a I received that th e o ' l f ) aSscaatnntrrt,itao troops, s : -- Elba, entered Porto Lone•one safe on (tilxetg4rietBll.-,f:ittol)efiedirrsji:tlr; ii c e :L p : o : r : t e r cs d tue t n i r :: : y ay s i t l r d e e r ro ‘ z s f , s i t il e r - s a o o t fytehteslusrlracilnd,iserN. c ( e ) l : 4 t vit r i iii e j c 3 l l 4 e a ' s t a d o ; rived his Majesty,s ship Minstrel, from itlba,, "tficto!,„s s F io re n n o el: l O ig f i l , i t ce N t e , fa : ho indiately set Off for 1 1 , ad ty '` 7,ll with a British . Officer, tosee how thino's were t bc c r vicii ., ol io; ~ out any crew. It that place continuesU". 5,,,,.ti.04.45 just learn that are the master :: o f s a. cr r c a s t s c t l h , stinate and useless resistance.' We are sort) .."" vett this of till , snoelieot:litilisiGstiacti.la.baonadt sC,iitlitalct„,.73caitii,sii4irecao:yi 4,:tottiti: pla c e , th a t h e had tboeslap:ultli:cendio G r eta , 1 \ l ia . t . l Y rE esl : : % .9il : ll ' i l:til::-I. ? airella' ; ' 0 111‘' l l l ai' s ic:let le Y l): • .l.r‘i : : :: °1:1 r Plagu'cbed a t '''coscie`lg •'', ai s ii , ll ll , l l :l‘ tt r t t , ' , h . au,. English ~ c ' e l t l i i : c t t I‘.l-%rlltt'ef:ouirl colours hint, ,l%,iiieidi t i l i s ; li t i t i -in. had 1;,,113c1i l a , el l:1 u . : I t; . 3 1‘; o i labitio'ne-3.'sliit,lii:e,. , was bounci, to Le' horn. It sterns she had top , nt sic 500 5 tile ' I.' is b a r l i e o s t o lcn f e l o a o i n tj e o : n ao44:ihddefeaccofkilolyev 11 2.1 a i t a i sTe l Master says°fiil b e e r 1:: s b 1.:3 '' 4 ' . v 1 fligh tleS 10 c . 'THE 1)1Int or Yonx.—H is 11°,3 ii ktio‘ v we ' Duke of YORK'S accident, it is we. ~, pot :,i. a d r e e ta i l t n a e p t i l ly hit t l o t so s : y ie time past at OatialitY 001' —1 Of ree le r C 'l. wa y . - 01 / , / The important duties of . his "i lice a r idasly t°,oi 3; in Chief, having called hint impe _ owes to t . _ _ Horse Guards, his Royal Ilightts carr i a ge . I ' ,, o f .., this clay; but as travelling ill 1." . _ 5 . ,,„ e with ; I- , t o ,• ,:, present Italian', the Admir '„ es terti a /0 the King's watermen, was ordered : 0 taio to proceed to Walton-no n Tb ut tie,s r , o , bin' ~ui Royal HighnesS on board, and " 1 , c %,1 to + 1 , w ill . prOi , i Whitehall, front whence ht. i te risidence in the Stable-yard• • t CoU TI t / nn Friday the 11e/ two i WINDSOR, AUG, `20.----- ; red th e C3s./. ces' es Dowager of PEMI3ROKE Etrove sEN, 0.10 open / Richmond. Yesterday thc Q u • r i n g in a tl A • ELIZABETH and ItiAay took ail " 1 princesses , .I‘. • l'A' carriage, through alty barge Egbetn' ac. baelcio the , t be GUSTa and SOFHIA rode 'on v 0 - / oW ssi .i t li til With the view of Securing 00reProntore 0 , _ for Catiadas, in CLIn of. an fllt ur e ~,,ity,,,, orde.:isoot ' . rQinu'i:Emgearitiltitu.gl:l:llrlcel2. sasist:t°'illei niniirts(o:ii:lv'i:°eg-1511e°r::eic. „ c I :lie United States, Governmenc mic e g uYC I 011 di11 00 Unitt-d States, G t ,cCi l Lutes o f addßoos, the construcribn upon , peon!, ships and 4 un-boats ,fY: sc " s sels ' l ' • waters, The arnupucncs for 17c_ootry. le, 11 :., 1 adapte'l t "., n osV is course of r .parttion in chi u p c , I d it 1 1 4 ; 1 01 , 1 Fete a' t he Oul FridAy night a , gra ,,, ' , ': e - re g iven I) , Y reet, iiic . .: / theatrical representation , 4 , ~,„0 11 -S. i e fip. - co:fl.dill'ilyP.Fl :\nitadis)-tell(%)Cis:'rign;sl-1;:,1"?:,s,"(t)ni'plc1.1,(1);C:):1)''t,ii•1'Clia' perforMers were en 2,0ge(1. 1 ' 1 ;4 ,, & o f . V Aa' ( :T o ole - the,o,i , , the 4. , Of Ge Pu;NCE REGENT, , .pi- 01 - T O l 4l ~/ J;;;C- 1- - • I -6!:5 the Countess ANTRIM, 11 r• • iv ! f i ttly ii ' 6 ' l ' , • Department, Sir CAusAaa' ' ,l . r. / , Colonel Itt,,EN-Es, &c. AC , , ' • BRUSSELS AND 1 7 R1k.:7;!;:1•01-IT PAPERS x IT .11'17.i.1, u'c; 3.—Concrill Dabs- `clintz., commanding in the Prussian Provinces on th and' "Ari. Iteeina.*:, the High Prtident, have published the folk - miiii; notice t— " For same tiree past reports hi\ - e been spreary antrig the' uninformed inhabitants of the c&untry in the Prussianpro vinces on the Bin ae, and epeciallY irt some cantons near - the banks of the Meuse, as' well as its the frontier districts of the ithin'e arid the Mit - sr:lle, and of the Satire., that the Prussian Government was not irrevocably established in some districts of these provinces, but that on the 6tintrary it was very pro bairi they brit htdre transferted to the Government of , a Fir reign State. It is not y - et certain whether these reports are to Le attributi,d to the maninuvres of malevolence, to error, or to a mistake; howerer, they have produced a disativau tagebas impression upon the young men. in the Ltkadii . eht, some reghoents, natives of these places, who, thinking themselves:thereby released from their (Idles towards the Prussian standards, hasre fo)•thed executed proects of de sertion. This has partiFuldrly happened in the provinces bordering on Belc,fum, as rvr:il as in the county of 'Trues, and an important plot of this nature has been discovered at Bonn, among - the cavalry of the Landwebr, who arc mostly natives of the right hank of the Moselle; the punishment they merit as the guilty : Meantime it is bur duty to‘en deavour to find out as much HS possible the projects arising from malevolence or error, and to make them known, in or der to pretcnt any further disorder in tile service. We, there fore, declare by those presents its false and,unfounded, all the, reports that. tut , T yet be circulated, that a'eession of territory in the Rhine prOvinces maybe expected, either to Austria or any -other Power whatever; and we order at'the same tinie,. all behmging to the administration or police of these provinces, to give the diligence in seeking the author of these reports, to arrest them, and deliver them up 'to the rigour of the law." Longwy, ;and the citadel of Sedan, still hold out ; Alont.ined has made a submission, which seems equivocal ; .ve shall soon know what to think, of it. SWITZJInLAI , W, AVG. 7.--The Diet in.its sitting of the 4th, Sent to the Diplomatic Committee two Notes frOrn the French Ainhassmlor, (had the 23,-. complaining Of the conduet . 4 the Swiss troops in France, attd desiring that they 'may evacuate the canton of Gex, which is quite exhausi•ed.