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PRENCII PAPERS.

PAT:IS. SEPT. 29.
The OPcia/ Got.etie of this day coll. t
:1.114 several
Or.linanoes of the d ded the "_4th of Sentent-
-IseropinWiliag Pr't nee Talkyrand Minister. of State,
and Grand ChantlaLrlaist ; Marshal Count °ammo
St. Cyr. 'Minister of State; and Count Itueoar,
Baron Parquier,• and Mann Louis, Minkters of
State, awl grand cordons of the Legi.m of Honour.
By an Ordinance of the _6th, the Duke of Gram-
snout . is aopointsd to the (government of the I'llh
Alditary Division, Could do Pumas Crux to that
of the 23 I.
utentte TFIC KiXtri. Or SEPT. e 1 , Isls.

Stssa.—The eminent services rendered by the nossian
fumy, its moderation and good conilact since it has hem hi
Trance, ',rem worthy of a testimony of tatisfoctiou on the
pail of your Majesty.
I hove tic. Notiotr to propose to your llsjesly to confer
the ilemralions of your Royal and Military Order of St.
Lenin tool of Militney Merit en the Oeucrals and Officers
coi.pno of the Mi:ilry linuneLold of his Majir•ty the Ens-
p:l4l( Of 1:11.1.1i1. flarednhtlnt shut RtIICIIOOt Sovereizo, they
hare runt. iimieil lh.• most, hy enforcing this execution of tis
orders, to th• prescrsatino of 'Esti ethic., soil to the tranquil-
lity of the clf:partmeots (seen pieJ by the nuitaill• troqris.
[Here follow the utralni of lhe.ollicers on whom this mark
of il:stihrtion is proposed' to be 4mi:fro-red, viz.
lOrsnil Coriolis, eleven C.:mm-6,ler*, and twenty Knight...l

1 retil,rst poor 11.jesfy fo'hir.rm me if you areillta +ea toi
spprort-of et! tensinviteift:r to Fun sn Or.li...mee fur the ia:o2
%notion brie 9fricerv.

Miaistee SeireAary Stele rin• Ihe3Ver Deportment,
(Signed) 111OUVWN SAINT c YR:
A yprored,
(S::;ned) LOUIS.

ginl, •
The Mhsigter or War,
(68..ruci:) GO V VION SAINT CYR. .
tory OP THE LLTFILIi

TU 111$ MAJESTY TUI.: Lucy:ant Or.

eoerreßsvl of the • Kinl, sty ma. ter. I bare
•Ireslific fa ya•tr Maloof!, en entr •ci of the
'hid three pow/ corftoas, eleven enema tor

eemmittal...., mt^ of Ibtm n Pridebtnnt, eA manly .•1
Etsi/hte, of wh;elleure are Prutestaule, of the !lord end
Ors!er of St. T.1:11411., !mil of Military Mic*.t, are
Riven to difhreut Geterwls and Officers of his rolny.

T ant happy, Sire, to he etatraed with w liattering a tom-
-10.4nm; we • pap, a tower Itoonne to the velour and dO,-
ripline riplinruf the Imperial lisateinn troop,. The Secretary-ge-
neral f,w Warowill transmit to, yrnr Majetrtya Attie-de-came
General, the ileeientiena or (he Sera and Military Order of
St. Leigh', and of Military Merit.
I tun, with profettn.t reelect, Sire,
Year )11eirk.te'lletsmt hnsibie anti ineetubedient Serriatt,
The Slinisto• Sitretary of !hate fer War;
rSigned) GOrtION SAW eflt.
Sept.iclillS.

His Majesty the Finpertir or Ttost.i;t Aid not set
out till yesterday 'priming at 10 'o'clock. We are
.tnsiircil that he is piing to Mussels.
It seems certain that hi': Majesty the King of
PritS,iit will i,et ont on NVedni.,,,lnv next, the 4th of
•flotober ; the troops of 111..411:m11 returning to Prus-
sia form corps of 221,000 men.

Several Journals have announced this mornin
that the opening of the ('li tubers was postponed
till the Oth of October. The Government 1145 110 t
as yet riblislied any thing official• on the sill4ect.
Report speaks of a marriage between the Grand
Duke Nicholas of Russia, and the Princess Freile.
rica 'Loins:), eldest daughter of the piing of Prussia.
The political horizon which for these few data
had been overeao, begihs to clear up, and hope
once more succeeds alarm. The rise of the funds
has not ii little contributed to allay the ap;,relien-
*ions whirl) laid become very strong, and satisfac-
tory reports are at this moment in circulation.
Ve are assured that the treaty of peace, so
anxiously desired and so imp.itiently expected, was
signed 'yeiterday morning. The preceding even-
ing there still remained some difficulties to be re-
ibbved ; they were raised, it is said, by England.
The Emperor Alexander spent part of the night ie.
tfiticmejttg and. reimiving them; and be has' had the
glory of completing thii work, Which will contribute
to the happitiesi of the world. Yesterday morning
this))lonarch quitted the. capital, where he will be
held in the most honourable remembrance.

The day before yesterday, the foreign Monarchs
paid thAr farewel visit to the king ; it lasted an
hour, and was doubtless very affecting, for these
Princes, on leaving I►is Majesty, seemed highly
pleased. Before they got into their carriages they
embraced. The Emperor of Austria said to the
Empemr of Russia, Adieu, Sire, to Dijon. The
Emperor of Russia, on hit' part, said to the King
of Prussia, to Brussels. The Emperor of Austria
Was to twt out yesterday. The King of Prussia, it
seems, intend?, before his departure, to review his
troops, which are concentrating fur this purpose
about Paris.

Monsieur and the Duke Of ilerry, left town yes-
terday for Itanibunillet, *here they will, it is said,
wake a bitert atty.
Oq TueSila.lest a considerable cOluniii of Prus-
sian troops was at Muinteriou, with more than 400
artillery and hagtage-wegtons. These troops took
op nearly a league of 4round in their march, and
would not snire'r Any earrii4e to pass them.
Vestirday mirrt iuy, at ten o'clock, a great anal-
her of Ansi, iair troops defiled on the Boulevards,
taking the road towards Gerniaiiy.

Ve.terdsy the Au!trians were still on duty at tl►e

For rome•ilays past evil-disposed persons have
eircislated.the report that the Allied POwers ititeml-
ed to seize the Mont de l'irtc of Paris, and the
property deposited there. "lhe absurdity of this
rumour did not prevent its gaining credit wit'.l a
great ❑ntnher of person 4, who hastened thither to
withdraw their effects. Orders have been ib.urd to
discover and apprehend the authors of these, juju-
rions reports, which are wholly iinfouuded.
Letters from Rome, of the IJth of 'Stipteinber,
state, that Cardinal Maury has been removed from
the Castle of St. Angelo to the NeTiCkir?„ of the
Fathers of St. Lazurns.
Central [lobo, who had axed his residenee at
Givimue, has. been obliged.toleave that pla:•e, far
liar of being apprehended by the Swim troops.
General Desaiz, who hail retired to the country
of Gez, has also been tibiigeil to depot, in compli-
ance with the orders of the Swim General Sonar:-
herg, who cominitials at Cleilev‘a.
In the alight of the 31st, to dreadful fire consumed
47 lutuses in the erauluitme of Beauquene, near
poullens, io tit:: department of the Somme. Fite
persons lost their lives, acrd two hundred are re-
diseeti to the utmost misery by the loss of their
•11.

STRAW:WWI, SEPT. 24.

Several numerous columns of Romims troops
have brew tr.secnOng our department TO; ill last
six days. It was through u mistake, and some
wrong directions, that their march Was retarded.
It now eo.ntiones in the inss: order, oral *III 'soon,
be fi whet. • :

J'14.1141 fort of IKrlll is completv'sy ; not
it; volt* 4 i,ia left.

VANTES, FrpT. 25.

The Vilify:lan troops have entirely quitted this
country. The Colonel of Artillery, Governor or
thicastie, is ottowt to remttne the command of it,
mot nrafrrirl, on the approldi of the Prits-
rion troops.; m removed to the other side of the
Loire, li, slur to be inunlit bntic. •

ToULnuAe, STPT. e 4.
Stveral person* Lave been sentenced by the

)nment runt
.
srpr. 17.
Prim: .AL:tteruich has at ieugth sent the iti-tritc-
timid solicited of Min, ielutire to Madame Murat.
She is a!hmerl to g to the castle of Haiiiihurg, and
thence to l'neluc, if the chooses: she wits to arrive
to-day at Hainiburg, with her family and a imme-
roils suite. It tee:us that the wreck of her fortune
it of coutitlerable

Priers of the Pulllie Funds, Sept. 2C'=s per
Cent. Cons. entj fr.—Blink Actions, 1,0:321 fr.

•...

All this, let people say ul,;:t Cot ,;,teitl, is a disc;rtlce
to the EngWs, in sight..6lwlßP!e tolatqausi fie( to
these excesses are eosninitti4l, sts,wei it 4 a reloroaelt
to the ioololeotee and wool trf eorigy of the i:aliun
(3overomeots.

Canova is commi,sioned to reclaitn the Roman
treasures of art at Paris. It was certainly impos-
sible to find any one voice deserves more at-
tention, when it enforces the advantage -that the
art. will derive from this act of justice. All the
Artists in 'tome, foreign as well as natives, whether
resident or «illy passing through, have endeavoured
to support this reclamation by it memorial to the
Iligh Allied Powers.

The his decree of the liing of Naples, annulling
the dotutioals and gills of national domains (will,-
out uu onerous title), to well. ns the sale of the
estates or emigrated Neapolitans, make an unplea-
sant sensation. People say a Prince should never
explain away his words, and if the I;,..prpr had a
right to sell national domains, it would be difficult
to prove that they had not the right to give them
away. All the flourbton Courts, in witatsoever si-
tuation they may appear to by, • should not forget
that they are all boned together by one common fate,
and that what any one of theta dues, is felt also by the
subjects of the other. and samy give.cccasiou to fear
and re-action. At Lneva the people are much op-
pressed by the Provisional Government, which bee
sides that the state oruwertninty• is in it if dig-
agreeulde, exacts the ordiintry and extraordinary
taxes with uncommon rigour, and- has even seized
the tools tied agricultural impleinentscf the poor
eoontry people, who are ruined by the bad crops of
last year.
A union with Tuscany would be the most pre-
ferable. if the Spanish Court persists in refus-
ing Lucca fur the Infanta of Spain, 'though the
people, proud of her independence, are against an
.incorporation. This aversion has produced' au en-
thusiastic longing (not otherwise to be explained)
for the Queen of Etruria, which the Provisional
Government opposes and regards as criminal, lint
with little effect, as it is allowed and justified by
the resolutions of the Congress at V temiu.—(slllge-
melee Zietung: to Sept. 23.)

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