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whom these presents shall con e) Information has been given ro that several It - tem - tiers of the thatnber of Peers have accepted seat, in a_ self-styled Chamber of Peers, 4med :t.HI assembled by the twin xvho had usurped tire sttpVeme power in rntr S from .the '2oth of Iti:trch until our return to the kingdont. It is kt:yond doubt, that Peers a Francejoas.uptch 1 4 t45.1 - - Irftve rut been made hereditavy, might and iMvc - beet., able to' give up their titles, since by (Toittg so, then only dispose of interests which to them are . purely personal. It is equelly etident, that the acceptance of functions incompatible 'with that 4'41)4V . ..with which they are invested, supposes att:l brings With it as a neressar}t con.. iegnence the laging asitkof that'aignity mut it I lions, that those Peers who n: . e in the sitml- tion herein after-inentioned, have really abdicated rquk, and have by tifeir,o.to Act ceased tri, be among the Peer's of France. For these (-Imes we have detree(l, and Jo (le vity as.l.ollows AST. 1. The persons named as itiltows ate no longer included in the Chamber of Peers Les Comtes Clement-de-Ris, Colchen, Cordudet, d'Abo- Ville; le Mar4ehal ant dt Thntziel; (Lefebtre); les Cotnte9 de Croix, Dedeley-d'Agier, Dejeats, Faire tie l'Ande; Gas sentli, LaripMe, de Latour-Ma , srbottrg; les Dues de Praslin, de Pia's:ince (Mull); les Marl:el/aux Dues d'Elehingen, d'Al liu-(ra, de Conegliadu, afe rrt;risc; les Comte* de Parral (Arelleveque tie Tours) * toksy-d'Anglas ;Ic Due de Cadore ; Its Connes dt Canelann _taFabianza, 11fOntesquiou, Pont/- toulant, Rampon, de St;:gui., de Valence, 13ei1iard. , Provided, nevertheless, that - those may be excepted who arc included itl this designation, and who shalt be able to_prove in_%itt , tification, that they have neither taken their. seat; not' aNished td take it ii the self-styled Ch3mlter ¢f Peers to which they were called, upon conditinn tbtt they make this justification within the month next following the publication of the present Ordinance. a. Our President of the Council of Ministers is charged with the eNecution of the present Ordi- Ilaime. Given at the Castle of the Ti n tillerics, the 24th July, 1815, in the 2ist year of ous.reign. (Signed) By the King, (Sigurd) I'riuce TALLEYRANri; touts, by the Grace oirGo,d, IVishing by the pottishuteot of go attempt, wicked beyond eiantple, fiat in gradttating the penalty, and limiting rte number of 11 , e guilty, to conciliate the interest of our people, the (fig nity of our crown, and the trampillity of tit tope, with what we owe to the justice and secu rity of all other citizens without distinction, We have decreed, and do decree as 'follows :- Ist, Those Generals and Officers who have he- ttayed the Ki►) before the 23d March, or who, • Lave taken lip arms against France and' the Go-. 1-eminent ; and , thole who by violence iismrpt(l power, shall be arrested and deiftered np to com petent Councils of War, hi their respective divi sions—to wit Ney, Labe4o'iere, lu, detri ftZres tailor:ant, Dromf oi'Erlan, beletfirre-riesnottettes, Armin], Ilrity(:,r, Gill}', Mou- totr-Dirvenret, Gro-ochy, Clause!, Laborde, Debelle, Ber- trawl, I)ro ot , Canilmmt, Livatette, Ilovigo. , 2tlly, The following' indiTiduals, namely Souft, Alix, Excultouns, Barisamr, ",:trarbot,lle tier, Myurrey (d'e ;...1N1t.:1114.11e), 116116 e, Frevsinet, Thibaudetiii, CarlitA, Vantlaratue, I.atnarque (g6n6ral), Lobau, Barren:, Arrynutt, Refit) ulil (Gle Saint-Jean-. 4 ; .lngely), Cdr l'axlotte), 13e.jeuri fYls, Garratr, 116;11, I;ouvivr-13itmolarcf, NSerlin Dollay), Dutbac:, Dirat,,De, fernirmt, But : y-Sairit Vimmiit, Mix Desfortes, CaTnier-de- Chips; Cuurtii>, Tor6iu-Jaisson, I , .: • Lorgn-e Lit:evillr•, are ti depart ti•om tilt. city of Paris within bree *lna to , - ..lire to the i'litc;:f)? of France, IR the places which our itlinktcr of Gencr3l Police -rill point out to them, and in which they will re under iris superititendance, until the Chani ;)t'rs determine which of those among them shall banialteil from the Kingdom or giTen np-so the Tribunals. Those who do not deliver themselves up, and' Irpair to tire place asigited them by the Aliaister of General Police shall be immedia-tely arrested. Those imilviihiata who shall he can 4catoed to hattiiiirnent front the kingdom, shalt be a! owed to Set: their property Ana efrectssvithia II!! space of erre year, totlispese of theta, anti to ra w:port tine drodure ut then) 0p..: of Frantic;--dam- that time to receive the revenue in fOreign countries, furnishing, however, lima e their o!,edienee fo the present Ordinance.. 4thly. The lists , of all the to whom the Articles I tiMl2 inav be iipplicable are and reitfaiti Cl o sed, by the nominal designations. -con 'wined is these articles, sliail never ,i . )e extended -tin OtillS from auy cause or any preteXt whatio ranNcti PAPERS. [REcErVET) MORNING.] [From the i;ate"tie Ct/Riellc of tAe 2qh July.] P ARIS , LY e 2.1. ORDINANCE OF THE KING • • • LOUIS, _by Ihe.Grace of God, all to j" - UTTIVIArT3C Thrall - 11 l irrC 11r111175 - 2lti“ to the constitutional latvs, froin which nothing is l.kpr.!ssry clerogatett hut for that cause only.. • Given at Paris, At the Castle of the Thuilleries, the 24th July, ISI3, and in the 121,3 t ycar of our reign. (S►igne3) LOUIS. By the King, the:Nra inter ScCretan; of State for the General Police, .(Signeil) Tire Doke of OTItANTO. dltmmintEs, Lorts, b'y the Grace of God, etc. tiponthe report of our Alinister of War, We have decreed and do decree a.; follows : Ist,. 'The Genetal Inspection of the Gendarmerie is stypreNs . e(l. • - • :';li}•. The offices and archives of the general in spection of the Gendarmerie are united to the Mi nistry' of War, to form %vitt) the offices of Gendar merie, of Military, Pi - plice, and of Deserters, a single Division, directed by one General, under the denomination of Division of the Gendarmerie and the Military Police. All the parties of the administration, and or the divers arrangements of the, gendarmerie., shall he united to that division Conformably to the principles established by the laws of the IGth.Fe bruary 1791, and 20th July 1794, (2d Tbermidor, an 2.) _Our Minister Secretariat War will fire sent to us a projet of an Ordonnance, %which , will contain a new Edition of our Ordonnance of the 11th July 1814, on the organisation ot . , the gen darmerie, with the necessary. changes and mo difications.. sthly, Our Minister at War is charged with the execution of the present Ordinance. Gi'ven at the Castlt.t of the Thuilleries, 21st July, ISIS. • • (Signed) • fay the King. The Minister Secretary at War, (Signed) Marshal GOLTVION ST. (TR.: Another Ordinance of tlle same date with the last, suppresses the offices of. the two first In spectors-General of Artillery and Engineers, as appointed by the decree of the sth Jan. 1800, and. appoints in their place the ancient Inspector- Lieut.-Generals of each corps present at Paris, to preside at the Central Committee of Artillery and Engineers. The ii&niteur of the 25th 'contains nothing t*orth translating. The most interesting article is one from Marseilles, dated the 12th, announcing that Marshal Brune had concluded an armistice %Tith- the Austro-Sardinian army, by which that ilardlal is to erit the Banks of the'Var, and' to retire upon Tuition ; but it was , hoped that he would obey 'the stininsons of M. Rivieur, the, Go vernor of ovence, and. make his subitnission ttr the King.—An article from Marseilles:, of time announces the receipt of the intelligence of the entrance of - the King hay Paris. The-city Was illuminated, and the inhabitants in tsAnsports of joy. (F , onz the Joynral drs DelititAP BOtRDEAUX, jci.r Ig.—ORDER OF THE DAV. 'the Lieutenant-General Governor of the I ith and 20th 'Military Divisions, Commander in Chief of the Corps of Observation of the Western Fyrennees, Hastens to make known, that the ofHcial news , which he has just received from his F..xcellency . the Prince of Eckmubl, Commander in Chief of • the Army-of the Loire, presage..the approaching completion of all our wishes—the end of dl iii- - ternal dissensions. Considering always the main tenance of public tranquillity as the most sacred of, his dutiesonti having it at heart to justify the con fidetfee which he has called for, and which he earls' for apini he must execute, according to orders Which he will receive, a measure which ennel hates the execution of it with the general. inte rest, and which prevent& all disorders, -There fore the General in Chief will daily connnunicatti: to the Civil and Military Authorities the notices, orders, and instructions which he may receive. " " The inhabitailvis of the I lth and 2Cfth Divisions, and the troops of the Corps of Ob servation of the Pyrenees, mat continue to live . in. the greatest harmony, and never to forget that out .union is our strength and the anchor of our salvation. iliravdcaux, jtr3y 13, 191.5.. The Genera) in Chief. CLAUSF.I.. JULY 22:—The white flag has been. hoisted ta day. It is impossible to express the jny rnYl exulta tion of the inhabitants. The Bt sts of the King 'awl the Duchess d'Augoldente were Carried through the streets amid cries, a thousand time' repeated, of—Virent les IlonthanS! Ali the troops have quitted the city ;it believed tbat they di rect their March towards the-Loire'. LYON'S, JULY 2r.-L(The tirtiele under tli&l►cad Contains a proclamation from the Austrian Cou►►t Bubna to the Lyonc, on. the •occirtiou of 145 • • • 5 — Tar, ` city. It 'contains many expressions of good-will towards tilt loyal inhabitants.) Putts, SULY .Blitlsh, Hanoverian, arid Belgian aititY,''said tb be '70,000 strong. wa; this morning reviewed tit Neuilly. All the Allied Soveregns, MqnSieur, .the Due de Berri, the Prince of Or,inge, and the Hereditary Prince or Nlrurtemburg, %vete proem-. ‘lre are assured that Prince Blucher is about to establish his head:quarter., at-tharrres. The streets called heretofore d'ifena d'Ans terlitz; have changed . their names I'M those of -Es planades mid htvalides. (From Me Gitzettc de YranCe) COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF TUESDAY MORNING. We are assured that the fortifications on the heights of Paris are about to be destroyed. Hard, the Prefect of hmtles, has been arrested on the nigitt between the 15th and IGth inst. lie is coniineil in a anngt.'on. - Orders have been received front Tours to cease the mouths of tl►e, bridges on the Loire an►l the Cher. The ci-Clerant C. ttcen of Holland passed through Dijon on the 20th, with three carriages. The re port was immediately spread through the town that she was carrying off with her several mil lions. A crowd collected for the purpose of mak ing search, when a detachment came to _protect the Ex-Queen. It has been reported for two days that the Powers have agreed upon the principal articles of a treaty; The bases are the maintenance of the Treaty of l'ari§, the integrity of the French ter-, ritort—a contribution of %var is to be fixed by that treaty., • The Allied troops are to evacuate France ; but Ltret,ooo Russians wilt remaiu until the French army is re-organized (Front rite Journal de Pari,t) M. Laroche :Napelin, who % , as kilted by thp Napoleonic Meniteur, is at this moment in.Pzris. FRENCH FUNDS. • 5 per Cents .134tik actioris- f. 5s f. ;se. —930 f. 9b50 f: 9654. DUTCH MAIL VIENNA, JULY 13.—A few day. ago the young Pritace Napoleon; trlio still resides at Schoen brtinn, was in great danger of losing Iris life in an airing to the village of St. Viet, near Schoen- . brnon. Passing through the small river - Wien, which was swelled a the force of the water drove back the horses, by. which tbe coach was. overturned, and the. young Prince, with the Lady his attendant, fell into the water. O ne o f the Emperor's footmen, who was with the•carrilge, immediately leaped into the water, and saved the Prince, Who, however, with his usual manliness, did not seem at all discomposed,.and returned iir high spirits to Schuenbrunn. Since his august Mother has been absent, lie often, visits her in Baden, hut' always returns to Sehoenbrunn in the evening..—The Spanish Ambassador, Mr. La brador, is gone to the head-quarters of the Sove reigns. It is said; he has received dispatches from Spain, Stating, that his Catholic Majesty thought a rect the Allied Sovereigns. at Paris. FIIN3KIiO J U LY Laqietial tress the Grand Duchess Catherine, passed through here this moraiing going to Wesbaden. • lg.—To-morrow, the possession will be taken of Mount St. Jeau, in the Itheengao, in the name of Austria. . . Iris said, that a convention has been conclud ed between Getter!! Rapp, Governor of Strasburg, and Liette.-Getterill Vacquant.-: 7 (flague Court. July 2 - FllOlll Tilt MAINE, JULY 13.—His Majesty the King of. Wurtentburgh has conferred upon his Grace the Duke of Wellington the Grand Cross ofbis Civil and Military Order. TURK,FX. CoNsTATE. , :ort-E,Ju - NE - 26.—(ExTRacTED 7110 M A Lr-yrk..n.)-:-Buonaparte's Agent, named Jaubert, having been received here with open arms , by Ane French Charge d!AfEtires, Ruffin,thonght he itight take what liberties he -pleased, -and accordingly had Ow tienrs-de-lys taken dawn frorh the Hotel . of the Frencb Embassy, and the Eagle put up in their place, but the Porte, faithful to, its en gagement* to have n 6. connection with Ilitona parte or his Agents, and not to recognize the tri-coloured flag, immediately sent a guard of five hundred men to pull down time symbol of rebellion. The next day the guard of Janissa-: r i ts was withdrawn from the Embassy, anti orders given to the patroies to tear off the tri-coloured 'cockade, whichh-a great many French have put on since the at rival of the said J au b ert . M eant i me , the Agent carmd all the French to be invited to the Chancery, to aanowledge the new Conmitu (ion and to take the oath. Of all the Officers, only M. Deval, the Secretary of Legation, re fused.; air 'the others have signed. The Mer chants, on the other hand, avoided, performing this 'act of submission; only a 'single one comi plietl Ivith the invitation ; for which, however, he has been punished, the Custom-house having an noanced to hiM, that his goods will not be de livered td hint till lie pays 5 per cent. like the iinmeat subjects of th e Sultan, instead Of 3 per cent. ivilich is paid by a ll European merchants_ At this n made ci, jefa..the 1, th e I;'otertt)e . icl b l t 2c h r i e g shoot Dip lo recog nise no Ag e nt except fromliis Majesty Louis XV l ll.—(4msterduni Court; July 26.) lank Stock; 3 per Cent. Red. sCji n'peT Cent. Cum ! , 4. per Cent. Cocas. 5 per Cent.NaryAnn. 84 it Bank 1., /Inn. 14 7- MIAs STOCKS • IVE LITE u . k: I,OC C. India Bonds, 75:99,,„ Exchcq, Bills, 75. Iv' Oninium, 73 pr. ? I I 0 'union) 'f or ','Accotin. Cous. fur ditto, 57b HIDE{ WATER. E To.martft.o.l/',, t er hias log, 57 minutes a lter L. Evening, a-3 ininuteiat • THE sUN 'B I ILEM LONDON,. FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1815. BUONAPARTE• FINAL DESTINATION -OF THIS SC °l.l ' OF MANKIND. sag ri It has been finally determined, P,VRTE is to he sent r Prisone to St. : o r Admiral Sir GEORGE COCIUILIEN, in th e . l* . n r 4 01 berlancl, is appointed to convey the fallen Y :to his destination, whither he proce edl'ig i o tei pained by the contempt ~of everywel l-re o - o ril . mind, and the maledictions of &nor. J t 8 t. Gif us great satisfaction to add, that the g'll°4l3l HoDsoN Lowy., the friend of the Vetc t`an , tfif citEtt, - is appointed to guard the E Ktle Island, of which he wilt most pcO l34llll Y 1114 '' pointed Governor, as our Cabinet lias ro of ° f raugements for taking it entirely vi tt %'e (1 . 1 .64 hands of the East India•Compa ay, an d C°11 ! it into a National Miiitary ill k°' .4 fen of the Henegadoe's Suite ' ; ', l bo il , H permitted to accompany bill), and, We trust' pettOr theinOguin6' , Women now on board th e '5 e° plion, be prevented from taking 01d..04 The Northumberland will, we unaessl3ll.4 w i E tli ve rr; . ; I:Xs- 1)4. 5 ,1 7 . f un t tithe'. . a • lieterfa as , :the ino3steesienc4-t:r:'cs(}pnocturaion cart e ii dais Miscreant might be permitted to we tt- ° i e n ee" s i % i s c tr is o c r i- :i t i t a ' i e i r t i d .,,, d , e c t 2l , l o e i t i s i e t r e s s t l e a c . t o t : y i n n t a h u t i e h o a s t r i c. t j a e i fy t c " n t ulct of 1110 "11 :: : :c;11111.$1$1 grj • i d . 1 ,,, 0 , it will be seen by reference to the r r° r ' - ' id gf , I t - ' I !•y , t rtr i o ,, t u ri ,o h ic l: p t . t 1 ; 7 7 E , received sailed in i ttiliteo ; e o ii t:► r i j o s t: : : : ) :.: : , o " l: . c o' ll , : ' 1 the former- place at four o'clock 0° SVe"-cg 5( , and arrived at Plymouth i-o '' -e , " p till ,ofctlie 25th. His Majesty's - ship Bettertlr°oo9/ 1' F ur 7 i t e n ti P s ' e 'n , i - 1 ;1 1 a I I:CY ,b {pie n i‘ d l i a - i l e a b s v t o Y e ' l 6 .;: s i e 'i ntt : rir sto th er e ' ''s' Such is the common paraifra t i 'co - paptrs through the usual channel ; t° c '''' ' be iti 4 have only to. add, from a private and 9 ( . 11 1 1 0 i source, that the Bellerophon arrived an % V ` i 0 ( Ol e ' 1 Plymouth Sound, and irnmediatflY i ' l'c' lo rie l. ' frigates took their pOsitions, one on e 3 C il il r ob i ' and all intereorirse with the Belleropholi I°s bited, - *l° l. , . . , All (Y 1 4 INIPMT; v\st Fr . ----""""."---- f ' a'NCII PAPERS.--DEGItP" figf) THE R . ERp'.i.PEERS ::ARREST A NT) PITS'S ' tO OP Tl-IE. .PIIINCIPii;I, ntArroxs ..(l.).::riins.g.:P7',:edrthteoy. the 9:y11:al:LIZ rraeaofeariluisir,teA:l • r i I P ° 4 1 of any we have received since Lalo 'ls-SV. J ° tared his Capital. The day ol,teroP •rili" .:0 011(1 Heaven, seems to be- passed,. antl.troit°l,4,l: longer aill_iwed to brave an offentled Savefel;itii ills ° insult the violated laws of theirCoontrY'flog Ctlll'i pilnity. ' We can now.cordially aPPr'vefnissi°ll) duct :of the king of FnANce- 1" 14e suu. :, forti ve • all the Rebel A . rmies, anti nearly af evcri a i f ar ° place in the kingdom, has given the 9i5 I : jell j t° ; vigorous prosecution of that coarse v''')-....,,° mill'''r ,15 , tice, political expedien.ey,-. and °ve t); r 00 00 611. 1 prudence and right, so obviously re c ce ,' 41 Tweniy-nine Peers', who have disc, 13 : 1 ;: rank by joining. the Elbese 15su r P er ' r ie' lPe -,.e degraded to common citizens i and, ° " . „) ,„, , 1g d 0 will rejoice with us in observing, number are the most obnoxious cll3c'eNtec°ll; have figured in the vinainottsacts of the t z,c lc ' ' . f DA° c o that , f ' t ters .i'd spiracy 3 . such as Lefebere (P" ke c' in f c ' l'i l l i. that dishonour to the ancient Nobil;-° of ' V t 1 n e ,011 1 • the Duke de PrasJlin, 1;e p r ull - (''' 11,k (of Pr ioi ccncia), Ney (of Elchirr,rer ) ; 'S adie' l' ' 0 1: O f°l ti , r i r c i. r e a? ;, 0 . ) M , o f t a y rn ; c (zf ny C(...noir tcre.rigdioiaratt:,))°l;::ta-tialidirro.pn:(ll,:lls:ttip,i: bate parasite Lacepedc, Latour -gall— :4 th e v e' El' Ai. glag, Montesquiou, POntecoldalit, ' ii rs• t lie fs t :jai:\ All 3 De‘„Barral, ArChbiShOP °f " ad o f 00 . I livi °ll • tf I l ':,, ,ii : t ri i ii theseeco il l : g i rt) : stilt,iieesss dignities. aiti::t O litisi .1 ii fieri 111 Ruffians who stole them, a"". t. e t 1)I' Revolution tv Revolution have received the IU:7- levels " them . ~ 4,0-04 r• T o toe 1)34e earth from which theiv,;, - ._ i ,.., Je re , j Unwept, utilionourel, and un s9og , • este ,,,' ~ to i But the hand of Justice is not , }l . r ii _ r ot.+ lol° :.1 Puilish:neut fullows :,It the heels a , '''' ti e Jet , AnftiVtD—A Holland, I Gottenburgh, sey, I Leeward Island, Dubl n, Waterford. •I' burgh, 1 Malta. I PRICE 01 THIS DAY AT T