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nratving-room, on her Boysi Highness leaving the Pala-e, the Prince of Orange handed her to her cirri Age. The 1) ichess of Ohleuhurgli went in state with three of the Prince Regent's carriages, at!com- Panied by the Prince of Oldenburgh, the Prince Gagarine, the Princess Valochowski, Madame Aladeuski, General Turner, &c. Flee Imperial._ Highness %vas_ escorted by a party of the Horse Guards. Exactly as the Duchess entered thedoor of the Palace, the first gun was discharged an nouncing tbe definitive treaty. - Tbe .PRINCE REGENT went At three o'clock, accompanied by his full Court Attendants, in four carriages, bat not in his state carriage, attended 1),- Lord i'MßtOll, 3S Lord in Waiting ; Sir W. E'zppel, as Groom in Waiting ; Earl Harrington (Gold Stick), Right Hon. John M'Mabon, Col. Congreve, Mater Turner; Page of Honour, &e. His Royal Highness remained in the Palace till six o'clock.—There were also present, Princesses Augusta and Mary; the Duke and Duchess of 'York ; the Dukes of Kent, Sussex, Cambridge, and (110u ter; PrinceSs of Gloucester, the Prince of Orange, the Prince of Wirtemberg, the Archighops of Canterbury and York, and a crowd of Nubility and Gentry, exceediag any thing, ever before witnessed. it was computed that not less than four thou sand persons of distinction were presen't. The following list comprises most of the distin guished Personages who were present : Dvhcs—Grafton, 'Rutland, Portland, Newcastle, Leinster, Itic mond, Athol Duchesses—Athol, 'Wellington, Richmond, Montrose. Marquis:es—Ely, Stafford, Hertford, Lansdown, Huntley, Headfort. Man - :Aionesses—Winchester, Ely, Stafford, Blandford, Campden, Huntley, Salisbury, Hertford, Sligo. -Earls—Cartlip:), Scarborough, Shaftsbury, Chatham, Abei'gaveitny, Clare, Brid;rewater, Liverpool, Lozrdale, Yar mouth, Caernarvon, Beshorough, Fitzwilliam, Digby, Ox ford, C iuynghatn, Ux'oridge, Northesk, Bristol, Morton, Galloway, %Venus, Ttoseberry, Kingston, Bathurst, Suffield, We.stinoreland, Mount Cashel, 21.shburnham, Fortescue, Dartmouth. Coantettes--Cardi i;an,Scarborough,Bridgewater,Lonsdale, Ratites, Dulmore, Macclesfield, Winterton, Harcourt, Chol mondetey, Dowager Cloumel, Hampden, Limerick,Clanrieard, Rusebetry, Dowager Kingston, Breadalbane, Eustoti, Talbot, Guildford, St. Antonio, DAwager Winterton, Liverpool, We 3a!yss, Ilehester, Fitzwilliarn, Nlulgrave, Clare , Rosslyn, Bar rysnore, Ayleford. Viscounts—Bulkeley, Duneannon, Stophrrd, Grimstone, X.ifinaird, Melville, Dillon,pangannon, Aslthrooli, Gage. Viscountesses—Bullicley, Melville, Dow#ger Melville, Dii- lon, Barrington. Lords—Walsingbam, C. Fitzroy, Gray, Rolle, E. O'Brien, Kirkwall, Braybroke, Amherst, Boringdon, St. Helen's, C. spencer, Dundas, Say and Sele, Kenyon, G. Cavendish, Low ther, Montford, Dufferin, Radstock, Ducie, Hill, Glenbervie, Begot, Dunally, Arden, Headly, Ennismore, Erskine, Bayn ing, W. Fitzgerald, Sheffield, Comberpscre, Hill, Beresford, Louvaine. Ladies—Duckworth, Kenyon, Cranston, Rolle, H. De Clifford, Bontein,Rous, Colville, Dunbar, Say and -Sele, Arden, M. Ileresford, 2 Lowthers, L. Wellesley, Duf fzrin, 2 Lenox's, A. Hamilton, F. Beresford, Petre, Honi ngtn "' ' d d S h an, may, u lan, . en Inc , ahir,, lady, R; croft, C. Jervoise, E. Montague, C. Grerille, H. Finch, Leicester, Pulteney, Bromley, Ellenborough, Seymour, Fitz gerald, Milihriay, J. Bentinck, Duckworth, Clio.lmandeley, ILSulli van, Dallas, J. Moore, Anstruther, Hippisley, Glynne, Clare, Barrymore, Dalrymple, Leitrim, H. Parker, M. Drum niond, E. .7+l‘Leod. Igyhops—Ely, Loudon, Salisbury, Peterborough, Carlisle, Lincoln, Worcester, Exeter, Hereford, Wexford. Right Honourabirs—J. M'Mahon, Sir W. Scott, W. Don nas, Sir J. Niclioll, Sir J. B. Warren, .7. Wallace, C. Trefusis. Iltinoltrrz6lcs—H Cavendish, F. North, i W. Paulet. • Sirs—J. B. Burgess, D. Baird, G. Shce, T. Duckworth, G. Hastings, G. Naylot, C. Morgan,. W. Stirling, A. Clarke, J. Hippisley, C. Blunt, C. Cockerill, B. Coate, C. Asgill, R. Bromley, F. FaUlkner, J. Jerningham, G... Blane, M. Sykei, S. C. Jerroise, Picton, W. Wolseley, T. Le►►nard, C. Hun ter, R. Onslow, G. Warrender. didmiraLs--Freernantle, Harvey, Frank, Lanford, Bertie. Generals—Leslie, Ross, Watson, Finch, Calvert,. Gordon, 'Doveton, Anson, Wynne, Hamilton, Hart, Barnes, Gas- dyne, Porter. Colonele•—Thornton, St. Paul, Christie, Lee, Torre ns, Her vey, Elliott, Street, Marley, Robarts, Bridges, Murray, Fuller. MajPirs—Agar, Duke, Dalrymple, Poyutz, Mackworth, Bar low, Money. Capiaiiis—W. Dille, Phillimore, Hesket, Davison, Pearse, Salutes, Fare, Broke. Serjeants—Best, Haywood, Vaughan, Frere. dtdermen—Birch, Scholey, Cox, Flower. Doctors—Short and Maton. Rev. :\tr. Sterliy. fessrs.—Jarnes Smith, Greenwood, Brafylde,Freeroantle, W. Smith, Parker, A. Houblon, Wharton, Cuthbert, Thorn ton, C. Butler, Lennard, Askew, B. Long, Calcraft, Forster, F. G. Sinith,•P. Methuen, Boyd, C. V. Dnraztond, Q. Boss verie, S. I.ushitigten, Cotter, Douglas, klawtharn, Blackburn, lorton, Haurilton, A. Stanhope. !Mistresses—Sparke, Douglas, W. Dundas, Morgan, Hope, P. ?+lethuen, Burroughs, Dalrymple, .Calcraft, W. Stratford, D. Grosvenor, Agnew, Fortescue, Hon. Walpole, Walk, r, Illontagne, Scott, B. Long, Elliott, G. Hamden, W. Frere' Hornby, Mildmay, Keene, Hon. Bourke, Elliot, Cruiser, Moray, Aeton, R. Lascelles, L. Wellesley, 'Pocock, I'. Carew, H. Wyntham, H. Cavendish, J. Blackburne, Farquhar, Cuth bert, Anson; Lainbton, T. Browne, Dixon', Hunter, Poulett, B. Bouverle„, Orr, C. Rowley, Humphries, Wbartc;n, Wrid dington, Fortescue, L. Lefevre, Douglas.: Mi4seN—Baynes, Wharton, M. Douglas, Ross, 2• Nicholls, Boutein, Morgan, Egerton, B. Long, '2 IrVcries, Smith, Scott, , 2 Henleys, A. Sitwell, C. Wahlegrave, H. P. Carew, A. Ca rew, Pocock, A. C. Pole, 4 l'ercivals, Fludyer, Shaw, Dallas, Beresford, Hamilton, Steward, Hon. A. Cust, Duncan, Sey moor, Macloud, Snayd, 2 Homes, Erskine, Robinson, Cot terell, Dashwood, C. Smith, A. Bathurst, A. Calcraft, J. M• Sutton, L. Itz.msrlen, Floyd, C. Vernon, Petre, Tisdall, E. Rowley, Anstruthtr, L, Disbrowe, Pearce, Sitwell, Hare, 11. IVaidegrove, 2 Hortleys„ Stirling, Dallas, Bentinck, S. A r yner, Boucherett, A. Benyon, Pocock, Gooch, Musgrave, Anson, 2 Tbornio4is, Long, Gascoyne, C. Pole. foitowiug had the ho- DOM' of news I.suesentOi SfaNnis and Arar,:hionesil of fluntly on thf.ir marriage. Tl).....C:Junte , is of autoni., on her tuaryinge, by the Princpa of ( as elcicaia. TLe last at:a Countess of Roseberry vs eauliag to the title. Nrr. Gordane, Ohe of the Judges of the Consistorial Court of Edinburgh. • Viscountess Dowager Melville, and Mr. Wallace, on their marriage. - • r George Denys ne being created a Baronet. Lady E. Hope N. - ere, by Dowager Viscountess Melville,. -on her marriage:. Captain Fane . ,,,a7th regiment, by -the Earl of Westmorland, on his return from the Duleen"f Wellitigifei's army. Sir Horace St. Peul, on beim; creatial a Baronet. Lord Kill= by the Merrinis of Ileatifort, ' • Captain PLillimore, Ist Girorde, on preinotion. Lord Beresfard nit being advaticed to the Peerage and return ing from the Army. Miss M. Wharton by the Marchioness of Winchester. Miss E. Murray by the Duebese of Athol- • Sir J. Wynne de Bath by Earl Nlorten. Countess of Wemyss and March, by tie Duchess of Richmond. 'Lady M. Leslie, by the Duchess of Montrose. Lady Jane Moore, by the I)owa7er Countess Of Kint,, , ston. - Countess of Bottles ob coming to the title, by the Duchess of Montrose. • Serjeant Frere, by Sir Thomas Lenuard. Lady Hantiah Hay, by Dowager Viseouutess Melville. Dr. Hume, on his appoiutment -to ! the London District, by Earl Morton. Miss L. Dishrowe, by Lady 11. Sullivan. Mrs. Pearson, by Lady Leonard. Lady A. Vane, by Lady Bermird. Miss Anne Sitwell, by Lady Sitwell. Lady Selima Revlaini, on her znerriage, by Lady Parker. Miss Talbot, by Laily,E. • Mrs. Frere, by Lady B. Leonard. Miss A. and J. Heywood, by Lady Ellenborough. Lady Charlotte L. finder, en bier marriage, by her mother, the Countess Dowager of Cloiinrell. Lady Hunteke, by Viscountess Miss Webster, be Lady R. Secuumr. Mrs. Orr, by the Countess of Lives pool. Miss C.Milnes, by her sister, Mrs. Waddingtod. Lady Catherine lioutett, by Mrs. Poulett. Miss Hare, by Lady Ennismnre. , • - Lady Colville, on her marriage, by Lady Asgill. Lady Dallas, by the Hon. Lady Deltas. Lady . Bromley, on her marriage, by Lady Asgill. Countess of Ilchester, on her marriage. Viscountess Dillon, on corning to her title, by Lady Mulgrave. Colonel Fuller, King's Draguens, on promution. Lady Leicester, by Viscountess Bulkeley, on her marriage. Mr. G. Chad; on his return from the Hague; by Lord Suffield. Lady Owen, on coining to her title. -Miss Anstruther, by her mother, Lady Anstruther. Lady Boroughs, on Sir R. Boroughs being created a Baronet. Miss Georgina Rowley, by her mother, Lady Rowley. lady Hunter ' by the MarchioneSs of Salisbury. Miss Tisdall by Lady Robert Fitzgerald'. The Hon. Miss Pet re, by,le , r mother, the Dowager Lady Pare. - Miss Scott, by the Countess Dowager of Clonmell. Miss E. Rowley, by her motlier,.Lady Rewley. • Lady Dunbar, on her marriage, by Lady IViu. Gordon. Lady Baird, by the Dewager Viscountess Melville. • • Larry C. Lemon, on her marriage. Mrs. Ireland Illaeliburne, by Mrs. Blackhurne. Miss - Beistinck, by 'her mother, Lady Jeannie- Bentitiek. Mrs. Paul :'Methuen on her niarrioge. • • Lady Amelia Boyce, on her marriage. -- Mrs. Farquhar, on her marriage, by the Duchess of Athol. Mrs. W. Dundas, on her Marriage, by Viscountess Melville. The Under Sheriffs, Smith and Leigh. • Lord Cranstown, by the Earl of Fife. The Marchioness of fluntly, on her marriage, by the-Duchess of Richmond. - • Captain . Acklom, R.N. by Lord Melville, on receiving permis slots to wear the Russian Order of St. Ann. .Miss Emily Macleod, daughter of General and Lady Emily Macleod, and nieeeto the Martinis of Lothian. Lady Eliz. Hope Vere, 'on her marriage, by Lady Melville. Capt. Farquhar, It. N. on receiving permission to wear the Swedish Order of the Sword, by Lord Melville., Miss Long, by her Mother, Mrs. Beestun biog. • Mr. H. Hamilton, by Lord-Bathurst. Lady Amelia Boyce, on her marriage, by the Marchioness of Blandford. Lady Leicester, by the Right• Hon. Countess of Bulkeley. Misses H. and A. Pole Carew, by Mrs. Pole Carew. • • Mrs. Horsley and Misses Horslev, by Lady Cholniondeley. . Miss Scrope, by Mrs. Long Wellesley. Mrs. Henry Wyndham, on 'her marriage, by the Duchess ; • Dowager of Rutland. H . Mis M. Douglas, by Lady Douglas. Lady K. Stewart, by the Lady in -Waiting. • .Mrs. Ramsden, on her marriage, by the Lady in Waiting. inairiage, by toe lion. Mrs. Stew ...J..' Hon. Powlet, on coming of age, by the .Earl of Darlington. Mr. Paul Nfethueu, on his marriage. Sir Johnßourke,by'Earl Niortlan. Duke ofteinster and Lord W. Fitzgerald, by Lord Kinnaird. Miss Talbot and Lady Jane Talbot, by the Countess of Talbot. Lady Crenstown, _en her marriage, by. Countess Clanricard. Lady Fiinees Celina Perry, by Countess of Limerick. Lord Cranstown, by Earl Pomfret. Admiral Frank, M. P. on- promotion and marriage. - Sir William Elliot, on coining to his title. Sir ThonmaPicton, on his return from France. Count Sir Phillip Broke, It. N. on his creation to that title. Major Meney, Ilth Dragoons, on his return from Spain. Colonel James, Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of Cambridge, on his return from Hanover. Earl Galloway on receiving the Order of the Thistle. Duchess of Wellington on coming to her title. Rear-Admiral Longford, on promotion. Vice-Admiral Sir T. Betty, by Earl Morton. Lieut.-General Lord Combermere, on his return from France, and coming . to the title. Mrs. Henry Cavendish, on her marriage, by Lady in Waiting. Lady Elinor Charteris by the Lady in Waiting. Miss Long by Mrs. B. Long.' Viscountese Dino') by the Countess of Mulgrave. Viscount Dillon by the Earl of Mulgravo. Sir IV. Wolselcy ley Earl Morton. -Lady Puleston by Lady in Waiting. Mr. Serjeant Vauglian on being - appointed Solicitor-General. Earl of Abergayenny on receiving the Order of ele Thistle. The Duke of Richmond, on his return from Ireland. Capt. F. Maekeworth, A. D. C. to Lord Hill on his return from France. Countess of St. Antonia, on her marriage. Ladies M. and E. Campbell, by their mother, the Countess of • Bradalbane. Lady Elizabeth Levison Gower, by her mother, the Mar chioness of Stafford. , The Right Hou. Lady C. Somerset, by the Countess of liar rowby. The Hon. F. North on his return from abroad, by LorJ Sheffield. Col. Roberts, 10th Hussars; by the Earl of Morton. Lieut.-Col. Malley A. Q. M. G. by the Earl of Minton. • Major Barlow, 34th Regt. an his'return from India. The Lord Mayor, by Ear! Morton. Mr. George Bouverie, by Mr. Bouverie. Miss ilanniton„ daughter of Admiral C. P. Hamilton, by the Mon. -Mrs. Cassert. Viscountess parrington, on coming, to her title:. Mrs. Hunter; by the Countess of Guildford. The Right Hon. Mts. Agnew, by the Countess of Clanricarde. Miss H. Musgrave, by her mother,-the Hon. Mrs. Musgrave. - Sir George Naylor, by Earl Morton. The Earl of Aylesbury, on coming to his title. Miss Perceval, Miss Mary Perceval, Miss-Catherine Perceval, and, Miss Isabella Perceval, daughters of the Hon. Edward Perceval, by Lady Arden. Lieutenant-General Sir J. Erskine, by Earl Morton. • Colonel Murray, by Lieutenant-General Sir J.-Erskine. Mrs. and Miss Murray, by the Lady inWaiting. Han. Charlei Trefuses, by Lord Rolle. Lady Hardinge by the 'Marchioness of Camden. Mr. Sheriff Marsh and his Lady. • Mr. Undcr-Sherilf Smith. Capt. Win. Davison, Aid-de-Canip to the Duke of Cambridge, by Major C. Duke. Capt. Sandes, - 3d Guards, on his promotion. DRESSES. HER MAJESTY. A dress of superb silver tissue, with draperies of beautiful Meeklin lace, trimmed with broad silver net, and ornamented with handsome cords and tassels; the whole formed a most elegant and pleasing effect. Robe of silver tissue trimmed with lace, and ornamented witbdiaaionds. PRINCESS AUGUSTA. A dress of white crape, richly cmbwoidered in silver, and ornamented with fiel47 de !is; the draperies most tastefully disposed, encircled with wreaths of laurel looped together witu bunches of lilies, and finished with handsome cords and tassels. The tout ense-mbic formed a most.striking and bril liant effect; robe ,to correspond. Head-dress, feathers and diamonds. PRINCESS MARY. A dress of rich pink sarsnet, beautifully embroidered in silver, with blond silver. draperies, elegantly ornamented with cords and tassels; rube of silver tissue to correspond. Bead dr4es, feathers and diauionds. . . Int/NM - SS CHARLOTTE 0.1.` WA - Lgs. An elegant petticoat ()flick white satin; with a superb bor der of the same, and a, wi eath of silver laurel leaves, taste fatly intermixed with white rosest draperies_ of rich embroi dered patcpt lace, in silver lama, with superb border, formed in festoons, and ornamented in an -elegant :style, With wreath. of silver Liurel leaves and white roses, with rich silver corn and tassels; train of Hell stiiped art , l figured silver blond lace; and ornamented with beantifit,l _diamonds. Jlead-dress,, profusion of most beautiful diamonds' and ostrich feathers ; nkeklace, ear-rings, armlets . and bracelets to correspond. DUCHESS OF YORK Petticoat of white satin, with a wreath of gold lilies, co vered with drapery of gold lama, richly embroidered in stars, wreathed with lilies to correspond with the petticoat ; train of royal purple, trimmed - with. rich gold fringe, the •body ornamented with a profusion of diamonds and topaz. PRINCESS SOPHIA OF GLOUCESTER, - Wore a pink satin dress, richly embroidered with silver. DUCHESS OF OLDENBURGH.. Body and train .of black satin. trionned with twenty yards. of broad gold lace. Head-dress, a la Greepe,,fully orna mented with diamonds. • PRINCESS CASTELCICALA. Petticoat of white 'satin and patent net, With draperies to correspond, ornamented with rich blond befcmgytassels, &e.; rube of blue satin, blond sleeves, the train ornamented with blond, &c. Head-dress, diamonds and white feathers. PRINCESS 11.0,FF0. A dress of pink crape, with handsome blond draperies, or namented cord and tassels; robe to correspond. Head-dress, feathers. THE PRINCE REGENT.—A Field-Marshal's. uniform. THE DUKE OF CAMIIRIDGE.-,-Dress uniform, as Co lonel of tlie•Second Guards. • .„ , • _ THE PRINCE_OP ORANGE.—FieId-01 cer of the Royal Hussars' uniform, 10th Regiment. • • LORD COMBERNIERE.—FuII dresS General's suit, richly embroidered in gold. • • LORD ROWLAND FULL—FuII dress General's suit, 'richly embroidered in gold. . LORD AR,THIL.I. HILL.—A dress suit to the 10th-- or Piince Regent's Hussars uniform, richly trimmed with gold lace. SIR R. BOROUGH, Bart.—A green-figured velvet suit, lined with primrose silk, and rich paste buttons. • NIARQULS , OF WORCESTER.—Uniform lOthßoyal Hus sars, or Prince's Regiment. CAPTAIN GEORGE FITZCLARENCE.--:10th Royal Hussars. I LIEirfENANT HENRY FITZCLARENCE.-10th Royal llusiars. FRENCII PAPERS.. VIENNA, MAT- 19.—The Archduchess Maria Louisa is expected the day after to-morrow at Schonbrnnn, where her Majesty the Empress has already arrived, and whither the Archdukes and Archduchesses are on the eve of proceeding. The Queetr of: Sicily, it is said, will pass the summer at lletzendorl. It seems that the German Tyrol is to he restored to Austria. We know the zealous attachment which the Tyrolese have, at all times, preserved for the House of Austria. The Legislative Body and the Senate will, at their meeting, Assemble in the Saloon of the for mer Body. A deputation of 2511einbcts is ap-; pointed to receive the King at.the bottom of the stair-ease. . It is in this memorable'sitting that the Constitutional Charter will be presented. If we may be permitted to anticipate the nature of this act, so important in the destiny of France; we would say, that it is a new pledge' of- the whumn and paternal virtues of our - beloved Monarch. The facts most generally known a re, that the Legislative Authority resides in the King, the . House of Peers (la C'hambre des Pairs), and the Representatives of the Commons (Deputes deS Communs) ; that the King proposes the law.; that the discussions thereon in the Commons will be public, but in the Peers secret; thatthe King possesses the entire executive power, and issues the regulations for the execution of the laws ; that the liberty of the Press is recognized, and the punishment of its offences vested in the Tri 'bunals of Justice. THE PEERS TO BE IN THE NOMINATION OF THE KING, HEREDITARY OR NOT, AS HIS MAJESTY SHALL DFTERXINE. The Commons to be renewed by the election of a fifth of their numbers suc cessively, as an equal number go out. The qualificat:on for a Deputy to the Commons is, the payment of 1000 francs in taxes ; for an Elector, 300 francs : patrimonial and national pro perty to be considceed equal in this respect. Five Members of the Commons have a right to propose a law; if admitted by the majority of the House, it is carried to the House of Peers, and presented to the King, who re originates the pro position. The Judges irremoveable after their nomination by the KING.‘ The abolition of all Courts of Ex ception, but those of Provosts, if the case requires. Peers can only be tried by their Peers ; Deputies of the Commons may be denounced in their own House, and tried by the Peers. They are pro tected from arrest for six weeks before and after their Session, except in cases of capital offence (flagrant debt). Ministers accused of treason or insurrection, are tried by the House of 'Peers.- 411 Frenchmen are eligible to all offices. To-morrow these articles will be ltuown to all France.—(Journal des Debats). On the 19th of May, the Duke of Wellington passed through St. Jean de Luz, on his return to Spain. He was received in the most brilliant manner %with general illuminations. Frendi prisoners, released from England, ar rive daily in Paris. The obsequies of the _Empress Josephine will be perforwd on Thursday next. The Emperor of Austria, the King of Prussia, antl tte Prince Sovereign. of Holland, dined yes terday (the 30th) at the Thuilleries. FRANKFORT, MAY 25.—The Polish General Dominowski passed this place to-day, with matri Officers . of his corps; lie came from Paris, on his route-to Warsaw. The p o ii,b troo p s ~,e re a l s o to nu :mil in three columns into their own country. STRASSURGIT, MAY 26.----The city situated between Vissemburgi and Landau, an 4 already occtt many neighbouring communes, are Pied by the Allied troops, .because the district of to Franed Bergzabern was not definitively united t on the lstof ..lanuary, 179:. b t • luive gr" „It j If Ns 'e hopes that the district bordering -On' the d'-'Y'r.t.' ofßergzabern, event of the Lower Rhine will be finaliy tes t " to France, and also that our frontiers Will etetj from that to the line of Spvnbach. ' _ . . : . BULLETIN OF TtiE lIEALT}A OF. I.tionsl 011• cO E .... 'MoNstEun has passed a tran q uil night—hi pu l se is , the yellow-tinge has disappeared, excepting alout bi s c ;‘, He is in a state of convalescence.—Paris, May sO, 18 14 : did The Count of Blacai,. Grand M as t e r of 'Wardrobe, - is nominated Minister. of the g Household. ~ . Qta eir M. de laßcsnardiere, late Counsellor' o f '' -t be in quality of Director of Political Wor l ' s ' t° Minister of Foreign Affairs. - • re M. le Baron Reinhard, in quality of P' ; ' -ctor "' Chancery, in the same Administration. joie" We are assured that the opening of t he to' lative Body, which was to have taken in3c worr ow , , is adjourned to SatUrday.-- - ( Gazel-i e France). • cs io •. This morping, at nine o'clock, all the env troops which are in Paris, and the Ir( e )1 : ' marched from the barrier of the Champs" °Ys ri and Were drawn up in the order in tyhl be t • lef t came upon ,the ground, in the road, on t band, which leads to Boulogne and Nanterre oi" The line reached a great way. Officers 311( ' f t he diers were in grand parade. The midd le road was excluSively reserved for the nw ve ' lleL3 i of troops, and to horsemen ; the r'b -- f t walk was preserved for the accommodatio n ° i c promenaders and the curious. Never h as "c been so great a number—most all the Ir", r- ' 1 ; foot and horseback, and in carriages and csl'd'ic' who promenaded from Longcbamps. of At noon their Majesties the Emperors of ft`i cc Austria, and King of Prussia, the French I ", c d, the Foreign Princes who are at Paris, aPP '3' a the accompanied by their Staff, and commeoce Review. s The weather was beautiful, and [fuzz ( ' oe e mingled with " Live the Emperors o tr Princes l" it would be difficult to eojoi and more imposing Military Spectacle. to It is said that this Review is prepara tory It departure of the troops ; fact, of • cot' o'clock in the afternoon, many regil'' Ryssian infantry left Paris.. an, A great number (lithe Allied Troops - '" B". 0 4 those who formed the-garrison. of Paris , r ho tir cil cantoned in the environs., will be put to-motroir and the day after; the retnainde'r depart in the different days of the w k ec • te r The Minister of Finance had the honour / o f terday presenting to the Kingthe SPe cinicll : t 1 the new Coinage, stamped with the Ilea'• ° P • Majesty the King, who appeared ,atisue r3l)') the resemblance of his Portrait; and the ca tq P sition on the reverse. Orders have bee t ' gr ve proceed with the Coinage, and without 'were sit'thit.sckn o lo tt r . nil i g hlt s p o i n c le ces pi o e f ee g s ol o d w ffi l ve li•an ° ro d ll be n ctir. tl next week. er(ll' The. decimal division, acknowledged by 3i ,ot writers. as the most convenient for somtncrc:c%fil for all exchanges, has been adopted, l' 4 maintain the certainty, that nothine., b° changed in the value the pieces whic h sent successively into circulation. e , v ere The piece of five francs, of which thet,l,thei coined yesterday many thousands, pres e il t , o - d one side the bust of the King, the hair cal . ' bo il tied behind with a ribbon ; the lege lld , , e. 14 " Louis Roi de France." Th e ' e fica s represents .an escutcheon, containing de-lis, surmounted with a crown, and pit'ecc itte° two branches of olive. Above the arms are t hd these words—" Piece de 5 francs, 1g1,1.' '''rcte" edge is engraved this device, dear to the • " Donrzne .atrtirn foe regent." r The late tmpress Josephine was born I'' tinique, 9th June, 1763. H er name was , , t o well known, Tacher de la Pagerie. She France, where she married Count de ne" i f r :lo! Member of the Constituent A ss embly er 0; de Camp of the Army of t)le King, iii"s• War,. and who perished on th e seallUld . Madame deßeaubarnois Was a long time io P, so lij In 1797 she married Buonaparte. Afl rplet who knew. her in adversity, and in her bt't station, do alike justicß to ,the goodness ut utt Character. • ora he According to news from Germany , t &icily of Wurtzbiirg will be certaiolY 'l%lld tt) se?', the Bavarian Monarchy, from whence it rated by the Treaty of Vienna of 1S09• the n ubi le In looking upon all the fronts of buildings, the initials of 41.•Tapole'''''N' t ij; is fe rr t have remarked that Buomparte has hest Ns nemis) everywhere. At this dine t ;ti e r, °I• work on all- sides to diminish the WW .IIO t wo ° ( a ) l f re ti a le dy in t t h e e r y io l: . a o y f e tohbeliLteortal%tertc!st,hae:i fsrtoigt:tuted L. surmounted by the Crown of Fra7:o• PUBLIC FUNDS, MAY 30. .% f ri 3 per Cents. 82 fr.-61 fr. 80 c"---61 fr. 1 010; 'd ,Bank.Utions NU, 1312,4 410 i I'd' v s 6