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701tRIVN INTELLIGENCh.
FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS.
PARR, FE). 15.
The Pronifear contains the following uttielei
which is translated from ,:/lie Madrid Ginelle : '
EittULAR •DDRESY TRIIIr THE MINISTER Of Till
it/Tatina TO Tat AlttilillMlON. BIAMOPS, Mill
•13110 TO Or TIM IIEALI4.
" MOST EU:MI.I,6NT SEIHNOR-1 Oilillelli to
you, ....--..--..., copita of the Royal Decree, to be
aistributed in all the parishes of your diocese, con-
formably to the injiiiiehou of the said decree, which
affords a proof of the sentiments of piety that ani-
mate Ills Majesty, and the salutary views to which
his Government is directed. Had it been possi-
ble for the whole r.ation to have seen him, on that
memorable day when he' made his entrance iota
this capital, when his first care was to return
the 'lts to the Almighty, and to pay hotaii4e to him,
at t:•-• toot of the altar, for the diadem wherewith
Pr...to:me had decorated his brow—could the en-
tire notion have been present at that solemnity,
which melted every heart, and in which religion
*bone forth with so much splendour—the calami-
ties of the country woul I have•that instant ceased ;
we should all have bee') animated with one opinion,
one mode of thinking ; Had, embracing each oilier
iii Christ Jesus, we si iiiii Id hsve offered op our
tiiiiik, to the Most Iligli, testified our most humble
seltiewledgments for having given us so gond a
King, and implored his forgiveness far not feeling
a due aease of his ble-Siog, But .nice it is Ml-
plastid: to repeat that august ceremony in all the
churches of tile kingdo ii, let the faithful assemble
therein, to riair thanks to the Almighty, and to
learn from their pastors that which Madrid has
• seen, mud which has made an impression equally
strong and affecting upon the minds of till.
I have. no doubt that )011 will hasten to coin-
municate these things to the parishes in your,
diocese; and that you *ll exhort the respec-
tive. pastors to rescue their parishioners from
t .e influence of political errors and intrigues, not
1 fatal to reli!,ausi than to the state, and to make
known to them the blessing eoaferred upon us, 1:)-
Divine Proi idener, in giving us, ut the moment
when the nation war on the brink of ruin, a King
who, by his piety, the unparalleled goodness of his
heart, his great talents, his profusind knowlealge of
the priociples of Goer 'tit, and, finally, thus o-
uts! soul solemn emmgeineat he has emitracte?l, is
the fittest person to re-eitithlisli th- li. It
is iwciataary that all should be emicilic.:ll of this
ti nth, that their ml.O-.4414.06 flirty be trainiailli".•l,
and that the soils which afflict the :hate easy 0.)1.e.
Let the Ntiiiisters rifltengion eillieliten KWd unde-
ceive the petiole, let them preach peace all I
6 hum*.
- • ty. and impresii upon their attention what is cow.
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tided by a regard to religion and their I:Liao:-
ter. In so doing, I rely on your zeal and that of
the &Grind pastors of .our di.e.c,e.—Aldy 6.1.:
preserve you many years ! (Signed) .
" MARSHA. Koss coo, Minister of the Interiors"
- " *drat, Jas. ssoo."
Ist one of our Papers we read the following :
" There are reports of a journey which the 6111111 t,•
tor of 'Austria is shoot to take onto Galli..aa, ' It 1,..
not likely that thus journey will hike place, as the
Imperial Court at till. moment is carqiiig on
*taboos of the utmost li cosetpteoru with Neve-
mr..e.s."
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There. is niueh talk at Statgard of an iiupe.rtaut
mission. with which ,l. de Nlarbrut; Orderly Offi-
cer to His Majesty toe Emperor Napoleon, has
been clitirged at the Court of Munich. NI. de
Martveof passed through Stutgard ou the 4th, ou
his reboil fa Puri..s.
The Einperor was present at the fifth represent-
ation of The Desalt of Hector, on Saturday even-
ing. His Nlaje:ty arrived at the hegti sssss ig el
the second act, and continued through t the re-
maioder of (he perfoi mance to expiess his %ppm- •
bosun, in the tuost untquivoeal manlier. His
Marty has conferred • pension of 6000 franks on
the author of this tragedy. M. Lot* Lamiial,
Professor id* Literature in the Imperial Lyceum.
According to letters from Koningsheig, their
Prussian Majesties. are expected to airier at Bosun
411t1 the 15111 inst.
According to the latest account, from Trieste,
the Itos.isin er'sseis there were 111 readiness to sail
at the first notice. It was suppostil that, IN soon
as peace %rm. sigarti between Turkey mud Rit.sia,
they would priserv•il, through the Bosphorus, to the
Crimea.
The Mardial Doke of Istria was expected at
B'lha.. nn the ,27th ult. Letters fro si 11, onw
niention his having been aproisitad Covernor Co-
nceal froth L. on to Irun. hhe Otske lit Daiitzie
' arrived Haymow on the 29111110. and no the 31st
pet off for Voris. Numercus desuchosents of con-
scripts were marching to Spain ; and, no the 31st,
*vend pontoons passed through.
Frt. 17.
It is positively rumoured. that sinee the loth of
Jams-ley, oar troops hare, be main force, got tam-
*anion of two-thiror of thircity 't% hen
toe last account* were seat filf, the most furious
engagement was going on in the streets, and the
insuirgcuts were defeated in every quarter.
VEIL Is.
It is strongly rumeneed at Berlin, that His Prus-
▪ ;Majesty will shortly undertake a journey to
Letters from Madrid announce that the deputies
or Iliseay, Guiposcoa, Alava, and Navarra", were to
hold a tweeting on the 9th instant, to make amine-
merits relative to their setting off for 'Madrid, to at-
tend the coronation of Joseph Napoleou.
According to lettera from Hansbuti,h, his High-
✓e.ss the Prince of Polite Cerro intends to transfer
his head-quarters to Hanover.

1k Is decisinn of Elie Majesty, pronounced at
Layonue, sis the 17th of April last, it was deter-
mined, that Ainerlean vessels anivinu in France
ahossld he put moiler sequestration. This decision
was not applicable to each vessels or that nation
av should arrive in ballast. This latter disposition
bas bees modified by a decree issued an the etith
ult. which purports, that all American reasels that
actually have arrived, or shall hareafter arrive, in
any port of France, whale voyage shall furnish au)
ground to suspect a contr.tveuttuu of the decree of
blockade, shall alw be provisioaally put useder
trequestratias. "1.1 r`•
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